Pie Bar is closing its doors in Atlanta’s Westside Market. The concept did not share the reason behind its closure in the neighborhood. Several customers commented on the closure announcement on social media.
Pie Bar Is Closing Its Westside Market Location
Pie Bar is a Georgia-based bakery and coffee shop with locations across the state. The concept announced that it will be closing its doors in Westside Market at 1530 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd NW, Atlanta. The store will close this location at the end of September after its short run.
Pie Bar announced the news on social media earlier this week. In the post, the store showed its gratitude to the community. The company also said it is working on a Thanksgiving pre-order option with pickup at Westside Market.
Pie Bar was founded by Lauren and Cody Bolden in 2015 and was acquired by Dominie Garcia in October 2025. Garcia has been expanding the brand, with the Westside Market location representing its Atlanta expansion.
The brand specializes in sweet and savory pies, available by the slice or as whole pies. Current offerings include Apple Streusel, Key Lime, Peanut Butter Cream, Chocolate Chess, Brown Sugar Chess, S’mores, Rustic Peach Crumble, and Tart Cherry Crumble, among others. The location also serves espresso drinks, flavored lattes, and drip coffee.
According to a report by Rough Draft Atlanta, Pie Bar’s Marietta Square and Woodstock locations will remain open.
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Customers React to the Closure
The closure of Pie Bar in Westside Market prompted several disappointed reactions from the local community.
One customer on Instagram commented, “Yummy coffee!! Very good products and awesome people!! I will miss you!!”
Another customer wrote, “We’re sad to see this update but are always excited for more pie at your other locations in our future.”
A customer also wrote, “That’s so sad seeing you go. We love your pies!”
Pie Bar’s Westside Market closure will bring its Atlanta location to an end. While the reason for the closure has not been shared, the brand will continue serving customers at its other Georgia locations.
