9 places to celebrate pi(e) day in Columbia

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Tomorrow is March 14 – that’s 3.14, better known as Pi Day. In case you forgot all your maths, the number pi is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, and its approximate value is 3.14. The value of pi was discovered by Greek mathematician + inventor Archimedes back in the 2nd century B.C.E. (he’s also the guy who’s famous for yelling “Eureka!”). The symbol π was first used in 1706.

And now that class is dismissed, you’re probably craving more sweet knowledge. Lucky for you, Pi Day is also allll about...well, pie. Get it? So while we may not remember everything from pre-calculus, we’re sure our teachers would be proud that we’re celebrating – and also supporting local piemakers.

To get ready for this unofficial holiday, we asked y’all who has the best pie in Columbiaand the recommendations go on and on and on.

Here’s where you can celebrate tomorrow. And we won’t judge if you try all nine locations because being rational is hard.
Nonnah’s | 📍923 Gervais St. | Peanut Butter Pie, Key Lime Pie + Strawberry Amaretto Pie All slices of pie are $3.14 from 12-3:14 p.m. + 5-8:14 p.m. Recommended by @lmlindy + @richardfreemans5girls.

Kaminsky’s | 📍930 Gervais St. | Bourbon Pecan Pie
Signature pies are $3.14 per slice from 4-8 p.m. Recommended by @creightonsegars.

Silver Spoon Bake Shop | 📍2507 Devine St. | Chocolate Cream Pie
Chocolate cream, key lime, coconut cream + peanut butter pies available. Recommended by @annawestbury

The War Mouth | 📍 1209 Franklin St. | Bourbon Cream Pie
Recommended by @jnordmeyer, @mbowens221 + @ashm4224.

Za’s |📍 2930 Devine St | French Silk Pie + Peanut Butter Pie
Recommended by @lizgreardon + @cdingler07.

Mr. Friendly’s | 📍2001 Greene St., Ste A | Key Lime Pie
Recommended by @lizgreardon.

Crave | 📍 2843 Millwood Ave. | Peanut Butter Pie
Recommended by @_natalielatour.

Motor Supply | 📍 920 Gervais St. | Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie
Recommended by @cdingler07.

Tombo Grille | 📍4517 Forest Dr. | Derby Pie

Recommended by @mitchellyn.

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