Best Chicken Pot Pie Delivery Services

Quality ingredients, multiple sizes, and gluten- and dairy-free options: Great Lakes Pot Pies has it all.

When Jannie Teitelbaum set out to create a food business, the first thing she did was ask her friends what kind of food they wanted. The answer—convenient meals without processed ingredients—made Teitelbaum recall the frozen chicken pot pies of her childhood, and she began testing recipes. One day, six months into the process, her son proclaimed her latest chicken pot pie the best he had ever eaten, and Great Lakes Pot Pies was born.

The company's chicken pot pies come in three sizes: 5-inch, 9-inch, and a 5-ounce hand pie. Besides chicken, the pot pie contains carrots, celery, onion, peas, and corn, and is seasoned with thyme and just a touch of cayenne pepper to wake up the taste buds. Great Lakes also carries gluten-free and dairy-free chicken pot pies.

The 9-inch pies sell for about $24 each, 5-inch pies are about $10 each, and hand pies are around $7 each. Gluten-free and dairy-free pot pies cost a little more. All pies ship frozen with dry ice, and shipping is extra.

The chicken pie from Centerville Pie Company has no veggies—just chicken and gravy—and it's one of Oprah's favorite things.

Centerville Pie Company is located on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. The company was founded by Laurie Bowen and Kristin Broadley, two friends with a shared love of all things pie. They didn't have to wait long for success. The very same year the pie shop opened, Oprah Winfrey named the signature chicken pie one of her favorite things.

The chicken pie from Centerville is different from most chicken pot pies in that it does not contain any vegetables. Under that flaky crust, there's nothing but slow-cooked pulled chicken, smothered in savory gravy. The pie is roughly 9 inches in diameter, serves six to eight people, and features a beautifully hand-crimped crust for that homemade look. By the way, if you want something even further outside the box, check out Centerville's Buffalo Chicken Pie, which swaps the gravy for spicy Buffalo sauce.

All of the savory pies from Centerville cost about $70 and include free shipping. To maximize your value—and maybe get your hands on both the chicken pie and the buffalo chicken pie—check out the Choose Your Own Pie 2 Pack, a bargain at about $110, shipping included.

Goldbelly offers chicken pot pies from at least a dozen top merchants, including some non-traditional gems.

Goldbelly is an online marketplace for America's best iconic artisan foods. Unsurprisingly, the company's chicken pot pie selection is as mouthwatering as it is vast. Browse Goldbelly on an empty stomach. We dare you.

Goldbelly has too many options to list them all, but here are a few of the greatest hits. Check out Panbury's of Atlanta, Georgia; Little Pie Company in New York City; and Portland's Pine State biscuits. Peep at the chicken pot pie bites from Goldberg's fine foods. Goldbelly even has the family-size chicken pot pie from New York's famed Gramercy Tavern, and, if you're feeling extra decadent, the Duck Pie from Momofuku.

Prices range from around $70 to about $150. The size and number of pies per order vary. For instance, a 12-pack of hand pies from Panbury's sells for around $119, while a single family-size pie from Sweetie's of Napa costs about $79. Both include free shipping, as do many of Goldbelly's other options.

Ackroyd's, a family business in operation since 1949, has perfected this traditional Scottish hand pie.

If you're looking for single-serving chicken pot pies, you have to check out Ackroyd's Scottish Bakery. A third-generation family business, Ackroyd's first opened as a Scottish butcher shop, making haggis, bangers, and black pudding for Detroit's Scottish immigrants. Soon customers began asking for traditional Scottish meat pies. When the Akroyds complied, their savory pies proved so successful that the butcher shop became a bakery.

Ackroyd's single-serving chicken pot pies are round with crust on all sides. Each generous 6-ounce portion is stuffed with chicken, carrots, peas, and potatoes. The traditional pastries generate a lot of customer enthusiasm, with reviews reporting sentiments like, "The chicken pot pies were the best!!" and "Perfect for a light meal. One of the most delicious pot pies we have had. I would definitely order them again!"

Ackroyd's pot pies come in packs of four, each selling for about $23. Shipping, which can be quite expensive, is not included in the price unless your order is over $150, so stock up and freeze them for later.

Grandma's chicken pot pie and soup combos take comfort to the next level.

Grandma's Chicken Soup is run by a brother and sister team from Boston who were inspired to offer their Bubby's chicken soup to the whole nation. This classic soup can bring a little ease to everything from a case of the sniffles to a tough breakup. Add chicken pot pie to the mix, and you've got one seriously powerful cocktail of comfort.

Grandma's pot pie and soup combo includes two, 12-ounce chicken pot pies by Mrs. Budd's and a half-gallon of Grandma's chicken soup. You can get your chicken soup with noodles, rice, or matzo balls, or—if you need extra carbs—noodles and matzo balls. The chicken pot pies are filled with chicken, peas, and carrots. Grandma's is great for gifting; you can add all kinds of things to this package, like various cakes and other comfort sides like knishes, latkes, grilled cheese kits, and even a teddy bear.

The chicken soup and pot pie combo costs around $54, plus shipping. Grandma's ships on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. If you want your order sent next day shipping, Grandma's ships on Thursdays as well. You can also include a custom gift message.

For hot local delivery—whether it's one chicken pot pie or hundreds—Boston Market can make it happen.

Boston Chicken was a local rotisserie joint until entrepreneur George Naddaff saw an opportunity to nationalize the brand. Rechristened Boston Market in the mid-1990s, the company now has more than 343 locations in 28 states, with New York, New Jersey, California, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Texas home to the majority of franchises.

The chicken pot pie at Boston Market is a substantial 15-ounce serving. It's made with rotisserie chicken, vegetables, and gravy, baked into a crispy, flaky crust. For an easy night in with the family, enter your ZIP code on Boston Market's website to see if there's a nearby location that delivers. For larger gatherings, catering is the way to go. Boston Market can deliver chicken pot pie for up to 5,000 guests. Pies will arrive fresh, hot, and ready to eat. Best of all, each pie is served with a mini loaf of cornbread.

A chicken pot pie sells for around $8. Not all locations deliver and delivery fees apply. Boston Market does not ship chicken pot pies.