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Perkins Gets Ready for Thanksgiving With More Than 200,000 Pies

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Pumpkin pie, pecan pie and red velvet drops lead the bakery’s busiest week of the year!

Pumpkin pie, pecan pie and red velvet drops lead the bakery’s busiest week of the year

ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- When it comes to Thanksgiving, there's always room for dessert. Perkins Restaurant and Bakery sells more than 200,000 pies during Thanksgiving week, making the holiday one of the busiest times of year for its bakeries. As guests prepare to celebrate, Perkins is serving up 12 pie varieties and a selection of cakes to make dessert one less thing to worry about.

From classic pumpkin and pecan pies to red velvet drops, Perkins offers plenty of ways to round out the holiday table. The brand’s bakery teams bake pies fresh daily, giving guests an easy way to bring home a holiday favorite without adding another baking project to their Thanksgiving to-do lists.
“Thanksgiving is a special time for our guests, and we know that bringing home dessert is one way to make the celebration feel complete,” said Matt Carpenter, president of Perkins Restaurant & Bakery. “Selling more than 200,000 pies during Thanksgiving week speaks to just how much these traditions mean to our guests. Our bakery teams take pride in preparing the desserts families look forward to sharing year after year.”

A Pie for Every Holiday Table

The Perkins Holiday Bake Shop features a lineup of classic and seasonal favorites, including Homestyle Apple Pie, Cherry Pie, Pecan Pie, Pumpkin Pie, and Wildberry Pie. Guests can also enjoy crowd-pleasing favorites including Banana Cream Pie, Chocolate French Silk Pie, Lemon Meringue Pie, Coconut Cream Pie, and Peanut Butter Silk Pie.

More Than Just Pies

While Perkins is known for its iconic pies, the bakery also offers whole cakes, including Chocolate Overload Cake, Carrot Cake, and New York Cheesecake. All pies and cakes are available as whole desserts or individual servings. Pies generally serve at least six people, while cakes typically serve 14.
Looking to build a dessert table worth celebrating? Guests can add even more variety with Chocolate Walnut Brownie, cookies, Cinnamon Rolls, and signature Mammoth Muffins®. Towering at 3 inches, these oversized muffins are an impressive addition to any holiday spread.

Guests can also make their holiday dessert purchases more rewarding with Perks by Perkins. Members earn $5 just for signing up and 10 points for every $1 spent, which can be redeemed for a selection of treats and meals, including cookies, Mammoth Muffins®, appetizers, breakfast platters and dinner entrées.
All desserts are available for dine-in, pickup, or delivery. Orders can be placed in-store or online. Whether guests are hosting the big gathering, bringing dessert to a family celebration or simply making sure there's something sweet waiting after Thanksgiving dinner, Perkins makes it easy to share a holiday favorite.

Guests can visit participating Perkins Restaurant & Bakery locations to explore the bakery selection and find a sweet addition to their holiday celebration. For more information, visit perkinsrestaurants.com.

About Perkins Restaurant & Bakery

Perkins Restaurant & Bakery has been a beloved family dining destination for more than 65 years, known for its all-day breakfast, hearty meals, and fresh-baked pies made daily. Perkins serves up American classics of yesterday that meet the tastes of guests today, generously portioned and priced just right. With locations across the U.S. and Canada, Perkins continues to serve up classic comfort food and moments that matter.

Brianne Badenjki
Ink Link Marketing
brianne@inklinkmarketing.com

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