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Celebrate Pi Day in Asheville

Pi Day is the perfect excuse — as if we needed one — to enjoy the sweet and savory options Asheville has to offer.

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Photo by Provisions Mercantile

Today is Pi Day, aka the day we use an infinite number as an excuse (not that you need one) to dish on the dessert. So grab a plate, we’re rounding up spots to celebrate.

The Rhu
Pastry chef Mallory Foster is offering a stellar selection of treats, including chocolate cream pie, Atlantic beach pie, strawberry hand pies, and last but certainly not least, pimiento cheese + candied bacon hand pies. The cafe is going all out with wine pairings for each pie and pie-flavored coffee creamers on special.

New Stock Pantry
They’ve got dinner and dessert covered — head to the pop-up at Oak and Grist for free savory pot pies and sweet slices, and whole pies for sale. Of course, it’s a tough choice with options like banana pudding, tangerine-key lime swirl, and chocolate chess, so the sampler is a great way to go.

Baked Pie Company
Head to the Arden shop to indulge in a slice for, you guessed it, $3.14. Dessert devotees can show off their confection affection with Baked’s special Pi Day t-shirts.

Mattie Lou’s Cafe and Bakery
The new bakery is ringing in its first Pi Day with a stacked menu of sweets. Try out unique spins on the classics, like miso caramel apple pie and yuzu cheesecake. Bonus: There will also be plenty of St. Patrick’s Day treats.

Whisk AVL
The adorable drive-thru bakery will have three flavors available for the special day.

Rocky’s Hot Chicken Shack
Add some spice to your celebration. Opt for the savory style with a creamy filling underneath the buttery, flaky goodness on top.

If you need to crush your sugar rush, bust a move at Shakey’s with 3.14 hours of music, or save your energy for the UNC Asheville Math Club’s Pi Run on Sunday, March 16.

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