The coffee shop inside Jerry’s Nugget has some of the most famous pies in Las Vegas, swirling around in glass cases and available 24 hours a day. Creams and fruits make appearances on this massive list.

Du-pars has been around for more than 70 years and offers an extensive collection of pies, including seasonal pies, traditional pies and fresh cream pies. The restaurant also offers a Pie of the Month.

This Las Vegas pop-up, often located at Vegas Test Kitchen, bakes decadent pies, available whole or by the slice. The apple crumble is classic, but go for the peanut butter chocolate pie with peanut butter mousse and chocolate ganache.

It’s no surprise that the banana cream pie is the most requested menu item at the Rolling In Dough Café. The banana cream pie here is made with a pastry crust coated in white chocolate, layered with vanilla custard, fresh banana slices, and garnished with whipped cream and a honey caramel sauce.

Thomas Keller’s three bakeries serve his ever-so-perfect pastries and pies, all ready to be taken home for a feast.

Serving all things pie — pizza, chicken pot, and dessert — this pie shop specializes in bold flavors and buttery crust. Each of its fruit pies is topped with a pretty lattice crust that is only improved upon by adding a scoop of ice cream.

Freed’s Bakery offers lots of Thanksgiving desserts — including a cake that looks like a roast turkey. For a festive pie, there’s the pumpkin pie, but the local bakery also has cinnamon steusel Dutch apple pie, a loaded pecan pie, and a whiskey chocolate chip pecan pie, all for around $26.

Guy Fieri loves the cinnamon rolls at Humboldt Sweets, but go for the pies that include pumpkin for the holidays.