New pie shop with Indian-inspired fillings opens at Greater Manchester train station

At long last, Patel’s Pies – the proper pie shop with Indian-inspired fillings – has got its very own site, and we couldn’t be happier about it.

The business is already a familiar name (to the blue half of the city, of course) thanks to its matchday spot outside the Etihad Stadium, but now, Patel’s Pies will be serving its delicious savoury bakes to the people of the Heatons too – with its brand-new pie shop now opene at Heaton Chapel train station. 

Here you’ll find their legendary curry pies with homemade pastry – filled with the likes of keema, butter chicken, and beef madras. 

You can grab hot and cold pies to take away, all setting you back an affordable £5.95 each.

From 11am-2pm, you can also get your hands on the lunch deal, which is any pie, masala mash, spiced mushy peas, and gunpowder gravy. 

Patel’s Pies has teamed up with Manc legends Gooey, so you can grab the bakery’s famous cookies and doughnuts here too. 

There’ll also be local beers and canned drinks up for grabs. 

Inside, the shop keeps things traditional, complete with classic pie warmers on the counter and hand-painted signage by Cactus Sign Painting, giving the space the feel of a proper old-school pie shop with a modern twist.

Announcing the new venture, Steve, the owner of Patel’s Pies has said: “We’d love for you to come down, say hello, and support our new venture. It’s our very first day, so please bear with us as we get settled in, we can’t wait to serve you all.”

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Patel’s Pies is open now at Heaton Chapel Train Station on Tatton Road South.

Featured Image – The Manc Group