Pie in the Sky bakery and restaurant coming to Magnolia in October

A new Pie in the Sky location is expected to open on FM 1488 in Magnolia this October.

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By Ben Thompson | 11:10 AM Aug 16, 2019 CDT

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Pie in the Sky Pie Co. is expected to open a new restaurant and bakery in Magnolia this fall. In addition to its long-running Conroe eatery, Pie in the Sky also launched in College Station in July and plans an Oct. 1 opening for the new Magnolia location at 7030 FM 1488, Ste. 100.

Pie in the Sky's menu features options for both dining and dessert, including breakfast items, salads and sandwiches alongside signature sweets such as pies, cake balls, sweet breads and cookies. Catering orders are also available. www.pieintheskypieco.com

By Ben Thompson

Ben joined Community Impact Newspaper in January 2019 and is a reporter for The Woodlands edition.

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