Pure Pie Docklands Vic — Restaurant in Melbourne

I recently visited Pure Pie at 727 Collins Street and was pleasantly surprised! The pies are clearly the star of the show—flaky pastry, generous fillings, and creative flavor combinations that go beyond your standard meat pie. I had the slow-cooked beef and red wine pie, and it was rich, hearty, and well-seasoned.

The space is modern and clean, with a casual vibe that's perfect for a quick lunch. Service was efficient, though a bit rushed during the busy lunchtime crowd—but that’s understandable given the location. Prices are fair for the quality, especially considering it’s in the CBD.

Only reason I’m giving 4 instead of 5 stars is that I wish they had a bit more variety for sides or lighter options to balance out the richness of the pies. But overall, a great spot for comfort food done right.

Would...

Got a beef pie today from the Gassworks Market in Albert Park, the pie is ok but the lady’s service from the stall is horrible, she is entitled and rude, I just asked for a bag and she looked at me like I asked for a million dollar: I don’t have a bag, it comes in a box. Yes I knew it comes in the box I just wanted a bag so it’s easy to carry while I walked my dog, anyway! That’s not the problem, it’s ok not to have a bag, the problem it’s her horrible attitude even in the fist contact, she is too busy in her headphones too. You don’t like customer service you shouldn’t them work in a farmers market. Btw this is not the first time I buy from her stall, she is always rude and with an attitude. and let’s not forget there are not price at all of the products display...

Bad service and I waited for a total of 35 minutes for my chicken pie that was expensive and cold.

At the Pure Pie stall, Coburg Farmers Market I was charged $12.50 for a chicken pie that was about the size of my fist. We were told it’ll be 10 minutes to heat it up so we did a lap of the market before we went back. When it was served to me cold, I asked for it to be reheated but was confronted by a rude and vile lady who gave me attitude about how her convection oven isn’t a microwave. And when I asked her, “when I should come back?”, she shouted, “I don’t know”. So we got a coffee, chatted to another stall holder and did another lap of the market. After a total of 35 minutes, we got the slightly warmer pie and gave up.

I highly recommend...