Seller profile
Windowsill Pies
Whole sweet pies for celebrations and corporate orders.
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At a glance
- Status
- Operating. Prices, outlets and delivery terms checked on the seller's own site and FAQ.
- What it is
- Artisan pie bakery with one retail kiosk and online orders.
- Where
- Great World City, #B1-K114 (retail) (Central)
- Online orders: pickup point at MacTaggart Road
- Price
- From $65 whole. Whole pies about $65 to $80: pecan from $77, lemon meringue from $74, an assorted box of 10 from $80. As of October 2026, check before you order.
- Halal
- Not halal-certified. Not halal-certified. The seller says it uses no pork, lard or alcohol, and that its gelatin is halal-certified.
- Delivery
- Delivers. Islandwide delivery $20, free above $150, with at least three days' lead time; deliveries before 9am cost $10 more. Also on foodpanda.
- Signature pies
- Classic pecan, Morello cherry, Banana almond brittle, Apple frangipane and raisin, Strawberry lemon meringue
- Pie types
- Sweet and dessert, Apple pie, Banana pie, Party boxes and minis
Windowsill Pies is the sweet pie bakery that Singapore’s food guides agree on most. It appeared in seven of the nine “best pies” roundups we surveyed, more than any other seller. The range runs from classic pecan and morello cherry to banana almond brittle and a strawberry lemon meringue.
Where can you buy Windowsill Pies now?
Windowsill Pies now sells from a retail kiosk at Great World City and through online orders, with a pickup point on MacTaggart Road. The Haji Lane cafe and the Westgate outlet have both closed, so ignore older listings that send you there. Some sources still mention JEM; it is not on the seller’s own site, so check before going.
Ordering for an occasion
Most people buy Windowsill as a whole pie for a birthday, a dinner or an office treat; the seller lists corporate clients and gift cards. Allow at least three days’ notice for delivery. Delivery costs $20 islandwide and is free above $150.
Halal notes
Windowsill is not halal-certified. Its FAQ says it uses no pork, lard or alcohol and that its gelatin is halal-certified. That is useful detail, but it is not certification, so make your own call.
Official site and sources
Profile last reviewed October 2026. Spotted something out of date? Details change often; check with the seller before you travel.