The Humble Pie Store

Humble Pie, back in its Elati St days, was my favorite dessert spot in the city. Always pricey but worth the splurge. Pies have unfortunately changed and aren't as good as they used to be. Chocolate Chess used to come with homemade whipped cream and mini chocolate chips. Now, you still pay the steep price for the same pie but no whipped cream or chips. Pies are still good, just not worth what they charge, especially by the slice, so tiny! The lemon/blueberry tart/pie was fantastic. Can't speak for the Savory pies. Service is eh.

Such a cool space and lots of pie options! The crust on everything was tender and flakey - not too dense but sturdy. We had the chicken pot pie the Hawaiian bbq meatball mini pie for dinner and the bourbon chocolate pecan - strawberry rhubarb and mixed berry pies for dessert. They were all delicious - not a dud in the bunch - but the chicken pot pie and the strawberry rhubarb were blue ribbon winners! Definitely a must for pie enthusiasts in Denver

It's a nice place cozy feel to it the only thing I was going there for was sweet pies but they sell a lot a food pies not a lot of variety on sweet pies. would still recommend just don't go expecting a lot of variety.

We tried the Southwest quiche, Denver quiche, slice of Blueberry pie, a latte, and an iced chai. Everything was fantastic! Would highly recommend!

Great view and good variety of pies. Love the coffee/bar options too!

I like it. The sweet & savory pies are good. The pumpkin pie is simple but really yummy. I also thought the salted caramel apple even if salted caramel is a bit played out at this point was exceptional. And this is coming from someone who doesn't like apple pie. I've had two savory pies: One was a coconut curry ? And I thought it had lots of flavor. My favorite though was this bratwurst picnic pie...? I don't remember the name. I just thought it was really good. They do have breakfast which I've never had as well as a small bar. The staff always seem a bit harried to me. And as with many places along Colfax you may find prices a little steep. It's also worth noting it's a very cute space. The scene isn't for everyone. You can tell that some of the crowd is here strictly to hang and order $7 latte's.

The food is excellent, I often have quiche for breakfast when I go and commonly buy a large chicken pot pie to feed several and they are always great. I'm not a big sweet pie person but the lemon blackberry was surprisingly good and anything with apples that they make is amazing. Friendly staff, good coffee. I have to budget for this place, though, since it's a little expensive, and consider it a treat rather than a regular stop.

We wanted to love this place but unfortunately it fell way short. We ordered the chocolate chess pie and the apple cinnamon mini's. The chocolate pie was hard as a rock and tasted like the burnt end of a pan of brownies from the box. The middle was hollow and the crust was flavorless and it tasted stale. When we asked why our pie was hollow they explained that is how it was supposed to be. I am no expert but isn't the whole point of a pie a delicious filling and delicious crust? They did replace the mini chocolate pie which was appreciated but it was still hard and stale. The apple was good but after tasting the chocolate anything would have tasted better. The birthday cake ice cream was the star of our experience. Too bad. The atmosphere was nice and the workers seemed friendly enough. Will probably not go back.

Fun place- I ordered medium caramel apple pie. Cute little pie. Crust was good - not great. Good caramel. Apples aren't peeled though- I know Martha Stewart makes hers that way but yuck! Cost was decent - $8. Other pies might be better.

Very trendy décor, the place is nicely decorated however, the bar stools are covered in glass and as you could imagine it is not very comfy to sit on glass. The food I ordered a Chocolate Pecan Pie and a Thai Coconut Curry pie. The flavor of the chocolate pecan pie was good however, the pie disintegrated once it was heated up in the microwave. The pie filling just turned into soup and there was no way I could eat it with the crust. which was O.K. because the crust was not what you would expect from a place that only sells pies. The bottom crust was so thick and hard think shortbread cookie, not very sweet I could not cut it with my fork, but had to saw through it with a knife. Once I took a couple of bites I notice some sections were very salty and I decided to not eat the crust which is usually my favorite part of a pie. The Thai Coconut Curry pie was just O.K. the small pot pie shell seemed to struggle to contain the oversized vegetables broccoli, bamboo shoots, large chunks of green bell pepper, baby corn. This could have been a really good pie if they switched out the veggies with peas, carrots, and potatoes all very small. The flavor was O.K., but again the pie crust was too salty. Lastly, I paid $16 for the two pies. All I could think about was how I could have gone to a nice restaurant and got a decent meal with sides and a drink for $16. For the cost, they should at least offer sides or a scoop of ice cream with their pies. I took off an additional star because the cashier explained that if I lived in the neighborhood I could have gotten a discount on my meal. I can understand rewarding customers based on how many pies they purchase, but discounts based on where someone lives? What if I work across the street and visit the store 5 days a week, I can't get a discount because I live across town? Strange policy. Well I came, I tried, and I most likely won't be back because of price and quality.