Mighty Sweet Mini Pies

I happened to be driving down Main southbound and saw this place. I decided to stop and get 2 pies for me to eat. I ended up choosing the strawberry/​rhubarb & pecan pie. They were va good personal size and both tasted good. You could taste the homemade flavor.

I absolutely love everything I’ve tried so far. I wish it were closer to my home but then again, it would mean I would gain 500 pounds. I have received the mini pies as thank yous from coworkers and it’s one of the best thank yous I could ever receive.

This place is legit. Picked up Pecan and Peach. Both were excellent! U can taste the hand crafted work that went into in. Sweet yet not overpowering and fresh pecans baked into perfection.
Will drop by again!

This is a hidden gem! Delicious pies! I had sweet potato and chocolate cream and both were amazing! This is a special place and will be going frequently!

Obsessed with the peach cobbler and the banana crème one they have! The banana blueberry is also delicious! Only downside is that it’s kind of expensive at $ 5 a pop for a mini-​sized pie.
FYI: once they’re gone, they’re gone! They do not make more during the day if a flavor runs out!

oh my goodness… what a delightful treats I found here. After driving by this place numerous times, I finally stopped and definitely not disappointed by the delicious pies and great friendly customer service. Peach cobbler was fantastic!, key lime pie just the right amount of sweet balanced by the precise amount of tart/​tangy — ooohhh so good! Pecan, well I’m in heaven! This will become my new go to dessert place — can’t beat the prices! Little jewel hidden away here in the Heights!

We visited Mighty Sweet Mini Pies (MSM) on a nice and rainy afternoon. Right after we parked, I noticed a group of 3 – 4 people walking out with smiles on their faces and little brown bags. One lady was holding a big white pastry box in her hands. I think they just wiped out the pie shop. Sure enough, when we went inside — MSM’s pie stock was almost cleaned out.
Thankfully, we were able to take home a small assortment of the remaining flavors.
— Key lime, it was so sour! but it tasted really good with plain Greek yogurt
— Peach cobbler, down home and traditional
— Snickers, I never saw it bc it went so fast
— Lemon meringue was perfection
— Strawberry rhubarb, we had this with ice cream at home
It was a gem to find MSM in the heart of the Houston Heights. Will be back for more!
Note: Since MSM sells out quickly (such as the pecan pie) and will close early when sold out, I’d recommend calling ahead or ordering online thru our very own friendly Unilocal online feature. Give it a try!

Been passing this little place awhile now and it always looked closed. Today I turned back around to see what it was after reading good reviews. Some people must not know good pie when they taste one. Crusts should be flaky. Cute, small little shop with some cool vintage and some vintage looking, memorabilia. A woman came in right after me and said everything was good so I looked over what they had left and ordered a Pecan Buttlemilk and a Pecan mini pie. I aaked if crust was homemade and counter help said yes. Well, I dug into my Pecan Buttermilk pie and was not at all impressed. Crust was soggy and for $ 5 a mini pie, it is way overpriced. I know rent in that area must be high, but I won’t be back. I will stick with Pie Town in Shenendoah (near The Woodlands) if I want a real homemade from scratch pie. I really tried to find something good to say about the pie; I can’t…shop is cute though, pies not so good.

Lemon Icebox pie is absolutely a perfect balance of sweet and tart … A party in your mouth .
I love their pies and the owner is just like her pies, sweet and pure goodness. I’ll be back for sure, I wanna try every pie.

I usually can take or leave pie crust, but this crust is perfection. Pecan and buttermilk pies were both delicious.

If you love pies then you must try this place! Such yummy little individual pies. They have different kinds of pies each day and change with the season.

Came here right before Christmas to buy a couple pies as gifts during the holiday season. Stopped by around 1pm on a Thursday afternoon and it was pretty quiet. The shop itself was a lot smaller than I expected but not too hard to find since its facing Main Street. There is parking along the street but not a lot so be prepared for a short walk if it’s busy here.
I bought the Raspberry Pear, French Silk, Grasshopper and Cherry Almond. However the only ones I got to try were the Raspberry Pear and the Cherry Almond.
Raspberry Pear — Definitely can taste the freshness of the fruit which I really appreciate in a pie, I don’t like preservatives. I wasn’t that big a fan on the pear since it overpowered the raspberry but others that tried this one liked it.
Cherry Almond — I liked this one a lot, the crust was delicious and it was the right blend of flavors. You can taste both cherry and almond and its a good mixture of pie texture as well.
I’ll definitely come back here next time I want pies!

Great service & the French silk pie is OMG TOO GOOD! The peach cobbler was okay. It needed more cinnamon or something. I’ll be back to try other pies & to get another French silk.

you would think that on Thanksgiving week OF ALL WEEKS they would be better organised. Ordered and paid for pies on Saturday to be picked up today, Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving. At 11am, pick up time they were having «technical difficulties» and the pies would be ready at 1pm. At 1.07pm the doors are locked. What a way to run a business. Now we need to try and get our money back. At this point it’s not the money, but it’s the DAY BEFORE THANKSGIVING, where do we find pies now? Battle the crowds in a supermarket? I don’t think so. Never again.

Yummy in the tummy! I came here this past weekend wanting something sweet. I tried their snicker pie and it was so yummy. Unfortunately they do not have the peanut butter pie there on Saturday but one day I will get to try it. Lol.

Me and my girlfriend came in from a late lunch wanting dessert. Caroline (I hope I spelled her name right) welcomed us and was very polite and made us feel right at home. I had the strawberry pie, which was amazing. All the pies are made that day by her and her daughter at 4 in the morning. So all the pies are fresh and you can really taste it!!! Each pie is made personal size and 5 dollars, which is cheap for a dessert IMO. The menu changes everyday so you could literally go every day of the month and get something completely different, BALLER!!! Caroline definitely loves what she does and loves to make people feel at home serving the best personal pies in houston! As the pie terminator would say… I’ll be back!!!

Pie pie pie, I love pie. Cakes, cupcakes, and macarons, you can all leave now. My unhealthy obsession with pies led me 40 minutes from Sugar Land into the Heights where I found the sweetest mini pie shop of my dreams.
The shop is family owned and operated: Mama at the register, a little girl eagerly stamping customer loyalty cards, and another little girl opening the door and saying, «Thanks for coming! See you again soon! Watch your step!» So much cuteness it makes me want to pinch a cheek. I showed up around 4:30 PM on my first visit, leaving me with only a few choices since these pies sell like hotcakes. I checked out with a raspberry cream pie, butterscotch pie, and a raspberry apple pie. The lady must have seen my face glowing with hunger, because she offered me a spork to eat in the car.
She understood me spot on. I couldn’t (and didn’t) wait to get a bite of that raspberry cream pie. It was better than I’d anticipated… creamy, cold, light, with raspberries (and maybe meth) swirled all inside. The butterscotch was sinfully sweet — more suited for those with a love for sugar. The raspberry apple pie was tart and had a spice to it that reminded me of the holidays. The next day I somehow found myself in the same area again… 3 more pies please! This time I ordered the pecan pie, chocolate meringue pie, and GRASSHOPPER PIE (creamy mint filling with whipped cream and a chocolate crust). Lord help me, self-​control was not on my side. I dug into that grasshopper pie and saw stars. It’s like a tantric love session between chocolate and mint — IN A PIE! The pecan and chocolate meringue were perfect as well, but I was too busy hoarding the grasshopper pie to notice anything else.
I could pretend that I’ve been coming to Mighty Sweet Mini Pies to support their family operated business and some junk like that… but who am I kidding? There is nothing mini about the perfection of these mighty pies, and I will continue to throw my money at this sweet little shop until I can’t fit into my car, or I’m all pie’d out (never).

Scrumptious pies and the owner is one of the sweetest ladies I’ve ever met. I could not recommend this place enough! The coconut cream pie is to die for!
Scrumptious pies and the owner is one of the sweetest ladies I’ve ever met. I could not recommend this place enough! The coconut cream pie is to die for!

Stopped by to see what this new local mini pie business is all about. Walked in and felt i was in the 60’s. They have a mini selection but I went with the Blueberry Cream Cheese and Pecan Pie. One bite into the Blueberry and it was heaven! Tasted very homemade! I will be visiting this place again and looking forward to tasting other flavors. WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD MIGHTY SWEET MINI PIES!
So, I went recently to see what I can get myself into. The Black Forest pie is so yummy. Also, when did they start selling covered pecans? They are a little expensive but so great. I had to run and get another jar literally. Would be def back more often.

The «Life of Pi»: This review consists of movie quotes followed by a relevant review point (prefixed with «—»).
The Writer: «So, I was sitting in this coffee house, and this old man at the table next to me and struck up a conversation. He said you had an amazing story.»
—The start-​up owner had to delay the opening for a variety of «glitches».—
Pi’s Father: «We are going to Canada, North America.»
Pi: «But Columbus was looking for India.»
—Striking it out all on her own, the owner is thinking if cupcakes are such a hit, why not do the same concept for pies? Here, you can pick multiple flavors (about 6), instead of one large pie for a large group. Each 5 inch diameter pie is $ 4-​$ 5.—
Pi: «Above all… it is important not to lose hope.»
—They may not be offering your favorite flavor at the moment, but they rotate flavors on the menu and are open to suggestions.—
Pi: «I surrender. What more do you want?»
—Pecan pie for me, but I sure would like a cherry pie option today.—
Pi: «If every unfolding we experience takes us further along in life, then, we are truly experiencing what life is offering…»
—Although not a folded crusting, the crust is very good, and not soggy bottom.—
Adult Pi Patel: «Hunger can change everything you thought you knew yourself!»
—Pie tastes better when you are hungry. But it’s not bad if you are full.—
Pi Patel: «I can eat the biscuits, but God made tigers carnivorous, so I must learn to catch fish. If I don’t, I’m afraid his last meal would be a skinny vegetarian boy.»
—The pecan pie was excellent! Small pies are enough of a portion for one person to eat. So, don’t bring just one home, or your family/​friends might attack you for the small pie.—
Adult Pi Patel: «All of life is an act of letting go but what hurts the most is not taking a moment to say goodbye.»
—Treasure the last bite and send a compliment to the chef.—
Adult Pi: «It’s important in life to conclude things properly. Only then can you let go. Otherwise you are left with words you should have said but never did, and your heart is heavy with remorse.»
—OK, I will write a Unilocal review, as a slice of life.—