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The Pie Hole Is Coming To Hollywood And Vine

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The Pie Hole's location at Hollywood and Vine, opening soon! (Photo via @thepieholela)

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Los Angeles' favorite purveyor of pies is opening up another spot, right in the heart of Hollywood.Over on their Instagram, Pie Hole teased the new location, which will be at Hollywood and Vine, right next Katsuya. Sushi chased by a slice of their Maple Custard pie? Hell yeah.

The Pie Hole currently only has two shops located in the Arts District and Old Town Pasadena, but are currently hellbent on global domination. The Orange County Register reports that "anywhere from five to 10 locations will open" this year, including Hollywood, Old Towne Orange, and even LAX. Soon enough, there'll be Pie Holes in Japan and Qatar.

As Eater LA points out, Pie Hole is teaming up with the same firm who is also helping The Halal Guys with their own expansion in Southern California.

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