Peachwave Frozen Yogurt
3205 SW Cedar Hills Blvd,Ste 21, Beaverton, OR, 97005
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Address :
3205 SW Cedar Hills Blvd,Ste 21
Beaverton, OR, 97005 - Phone (503) 746-7729
- Website https://www.peachwaveyogurt.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 10
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
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Genna C.
Peachwave has definitely worked out any issues they had. A return trip this past weekend netted me a cup of the plain, with strawberries and blueberries. The yogurt is perfectly tart, perked up by the fresh berries for a delicious, fat-free treat. I added some boba balls too, because - wth, boba on yogurt? Loved it. Definitely a welcome addition to the otherwise fast food hell that is Cedar Hills.
(5)CaLiLu H.
Since I'm on the east side, it's not a big deal for me to motor over to YoCream where I'm a fiercely loyal customer, but for my poor sisters to drive all the way from Beaverton, it's pretty far and is reserved only for special occasions. However, the opening of Peach Wave has changed that and they can indulge in their fro-yo cravings anytime. Went here for the first time on a Monday night and business seemed to be steady. First thing I noticed was the absence of tasting cups! However, if you ask one of the PW's staff they will give you one (and only one, so guard that cup with your life!). The flavors were all pretty good with my favorites being the coconut and Dole pineapple. It pains me to say it since I love YoCream so much, but I actually think PW's flavors seem to be more fresh and less artificially flavored. I also LOVE that they include mochi bits which is severely missed at YC. Overall, I will not abandon YC, but am super happy to find a place on the west side!
(5)Chrystea S.
I'm addicted as can be...and will probably gain weight in the long run because I work near you...yumm Anyways some amazing things is that they have a dole pineapple flavor that is DELICIOUS and dairy free! I get it with vanilla, and it tastes awesome. Also there are TONS of topping choices including MOCHI and bobas...I don't like the bobas personally but it is still cool that its available as well as regular and roasted coconut which I rarely have seen and I've been to loads of froyo places. This place is above and beyond for flavors and toppings. It could be improved by having a stamp card cause I would definitely use it weekly.
(5)Chelsea P.
This is the best frozen yogurt in the area- and I have tried them all. Their pineapple is amazing- something I have only found at Disneyland. All other flavors are great- the yogurt is tart and delicious and leaves you feeling great and healthy no matter how much you eat. The self service and 35cent per ounce price are a very nice feature. I have been here countless number of times.
(5)Taylor B.
I live too close to this place, but it's just so good, that well, it's a good thing I live so close. Forget about any ice cream shops, I'm now a firm believer in just frozen yogurt especially with the limitless choices you can get at Peachwave. They are great at variety. There's at least a dozen assorted yogurt flavors, and 20+ plus fruit, candy, and syrup toppings you can choose from. Fruit seems always fresh, along with candy, oh and cereal toppings if you really want. Cocoa puffs, fruit pebbles-- seriously any topping you would want and more. I just can't complain! The yogurt is great, service is great, and never really a line to wait. A perfect accent to a day spent at Powell's near by or a quick stop before the movies. Highly recommend!
(5)chris a.
I'm probably here once every 3 days or so. We live too close not to. I'm a huge fan because it's open till 11 during summers so we often go just before bed. (i'm fat like that) couple suggestions: + i don't like to wait in line for 3-4 minutes (i know its not that long--but it kind of is) while my yogurt melts. if you have another staff person open up that second register and let me eat. + is the chopped mango ever ripe? i'd prefer not seeing it there rather than hoping that this time it'll be ripe -- 3 out of 3 different times it wasn't + really none of my business, but i hope you've apologized to starbucks for your customer's natural tendency to use their tables. if there's mutual benefit then fine, but i once passed starbucks and literally saw 100% of the tables used up by yogurt eaters (in your defense some were accompanied by coffee drinkers)
(5)Gail R.
Good stuff here. Lots of choices which I like. Only draw back is its in a mall so parking can be a pain.
(4)Kristen V.
best fro yo I have had in Oregon. the fudge brownie and coffee are my favorite. The price is right too. .36 cents an oz? I can get sugar fix with quality.
(5)Natalie P.
I was extremely disappointed that there was no peach flavored frozen yogurt at PeachWave. How can they be named PeachWave and not serve any peach frozen yogurt? This is an outrage! I love the frozen yogurt though. The Strawberry wasn't the best, but I LOVED the banana flavored froyo. Would eat again. Especially if they had peach.
(3)Natalie S.
I LOVE this place. It makes up for the otherwise awful mall. Pros: - Completely do-it-yourself: as much or as little as your heart desires (which can sometimes be dangerous) - Great variety of fat free frozen yogurt - The absolute abundance of toppings: everything from cookie dough chunks to gummy worms to cereal flakes - The ability to get samples of anything you want if you just ask - Pay by ounce: 36 cents per (which is super cheap, so quit whining about it being 4 cents more than California; at least we don't have sales tax like they do) - Extremely friendly staff - Whimsical interior design Cons: - Terrible location: what else is there to do inside that mall other than buying overpriced 12-year-old girl merchandise at Claire's or browsing the hippie-ridden Powell's? The movie theater across the street saves it. Truly a gem of a place. I always hit it up if I'm in the area. I recommend it wholeheartedly.
(5)Kenn D.
Place is cool with room and large selection. 3 stars because of the 6-7 times I have been in there (stopped going, switched to Gelato and Yogurt Lounge), the service was weak. Very slow people behind the counter, your yogurt starts to melt. Watch a worker spray Windex over the condiments onto the screen to wash it...really?
(3)Jake W.
Very cool Yogurt bar, helpful staff, great selection, great taste and quality. All around great spot for an after dinner snack. Really like the fresh fruits and ordinary toppings offered. I was going to rate them just 4 stars but they had some crazy toppings I have never had before so had to throw in a 5 star rating. This is a great place.
(5)Maddie M.
I love their frozen yogurt. My favorite is cupcake, and the PB is amazing. I have noticed that the yogurt seems to melt a little faster than at other places. Customer service is a lacking a little but otherwise great place.
(4)Jenn F.
I really, really like this place. I prefer soft serve to ice cream, so the fact that they have so many flavors is really exciting to me. I love that they have mochi for a topping! There are usually teenage kids working there who are surprisingly polite (but not overly perky).
(4)jan m.
I just had my first Peachwave experience, and it won't be my last. My husband told me he was surprised at how fast I was able to make my creation, because usually I take forever to decide things. But I was like, 'this place is perfect for me - I just squirt a little bit of each of the flavors I'm craving!' Tonight it was fat free mango, coconut, and pineapple topped with yummy, chewy mochi squares and the most fantastic topping ever - the popping boba. It's like giant, fruity ikura. Genius.
(5)Rosalea P.
A great little place to stop in between a trip to Powell's for a book reading or after a harrowing trip to WinCo. They offer two sizes (although really, does anyone need a gallon size cup of frozen yogurt?) and have even added a size with a waffle cone pieces. They interchange the flavors (probably about 14?) fairly frequently, and the self-serve machines allow you to mix and match to your heart's content. A dizzying array of fruit, cereal pieces, candies, and other oddities are available to top your yogurt meal, and at less than 40 cents an ounce, you are set!
(5)J P.
This is our favorite place to get frozen yogurt. we have tried others in the area and this is the best. Good selection of toppings and yogurt, tastes fresh.
(5)Katie C.
Great frozen yogurt! Loved the taro flavor!
(5)Brian N.
I'm divided about this one. On the one hand it's great to see that they have so many different flavors. It's even greater to see that they have some pretty unique toppings. First being mochi, and second (arguably more unique) is their having passionfruit poppers. Those who haven't heard of these poppers need to go here. They're like passionfruit juice in a little cellulose skin that burst when you bite into them like a gusher. Super fun. The taste gets kind of weird if you chew too many of the skins, but a great idea for a yogurt topping. I'd previously only seen it at boba (bubble tea) shops. What bothers me though is the price. So many places in California will sell for 32 cents/oz and so I know these guys are just capitalizing on the lack of competition here in Oregon. That's the way it is I guess. Am I willing to pay 4 cents more per ounce? I guess. But still, shame on you for taking advantage of me.
(4)Brooke M.
The kids dragged us in here and we couldn't say no to "do it yourself" yogurt. I was expecting a "coldstone creamery" like dent in my wallet, but after 2 little boys had at the yogurt machines & toppings for over 5 minutes, we walked out of there for under $5 - not bad! The food itself is okay, nothing amazing, the cupcake yogurt was really kidalicious (sweet!). The sugar free stuff tasted sugar free. But the peanut butter was pretty good. Lots of toppings to choose from. It's a nice, clean store, and the good treat for the kids (I guess adults too!). The service was also nice. When my 5 year old got a little excited and stuck the sprinkles spoon in his mouth, the employee didn't even blink when I handed it back to her and apologized (really, I don't know how moms with more than 2 do it) and suggested she switch it out. She just put a clean one in - no commentary or attitude, just a smile.
(4)Jane C.
We went here after visiting Rose City Ceramics, as it is literally a few feet away. Having been a huge fan of yogurt extreme in corvallis, it was a bit odd. The yogurts all have the same colors(Minus Chocolate, but Nutella was the same color as the vanilla), and the coconut had a funny or sour taste. The no serving cups was a bit odd, I felt like I was following this poor girl around while she had a line build up at the cash register. It is fun for a quick jot over, but I would not go out of my way to go here.
(3)Tony T.
Flavors taste very artificial. I wonder if it's because everything is low fat and/or non fat there. Service wise, they wouldn't even give us sample cups. The guy at the register, came out and attempted to serve us samples. This place was pretty crappy. I will never go back.
(1)Cori W.
Good froyo, really creamy compared to other froyo places I've been. Not as many toppings as some other places but good flavors. Melts really fast!
(4)Dian C.
Peachwave is a nice and cute froyo place in Cedar Hills Crossing mall. Their froyo is $.36 per oz, which is a lot cheaper than most froyo places (normally $.44). I walked in and asked for sample cups, but the server ended up sampling for me. I was a little uncomfortable that I wasn't able to sample by myself. Usually froyo places give you sample cups or set them out for you, so I'm used to sample by myself, but ummm it wasn't that big of a deal. I tried couple of their flavors and I think their froyo is creamer than what I have tried at other places. They didn't have any sorbet flavors when I was there, and even the fruity flavors (e.g. mango) are creamy. I love any pistachio froyo but I didn't care for theirs. Their froyo was creamy and not cold enough so it was a little runny. Peachwave won't be on my top list for froyo but I would come back when I watch movies at cinemark.
(3)Marissa P.
Peachwave, I wanted to fall in love with you. You are so close to work and super convenient and I was very excited to have some fro-yo. However you fail. 1. It is highly unnecessary not to mention uncomfortable to follow grown adults around to fill their sample cups. Every other fro-yo place gives you a sample cup or two and let's your figure it out. Don't insult me, I'm a paying customer, I have no intention of using the same cup twice or eating my fill from a sample cup. 2. I tried 2 flavors, coconut and pumpkin pie via supervised sample cup. Both were so sickening sweet that I can no desire to finish the small sample that was rationed out to me. FInaly, I settled on peanut butter because my friend had tried it and liked it and because how could you screw up peanut butter! Also, I didn't want to dare ask for another sample. Peanut Butter was good, that is all. Your topping bar was good, nothing super exciting offered but you had the basics. This relationship was just not meant to be, I'm sorry it's you, not me.
(1)Magicka M.
For only 36 cents and ounce it is pretty cheap for being in a strip mall!! The place was average on spacing, not to small (I've been to some where they literally only have two tables for two), yet not insanely huge. I liked their selection, but the froyo is a bit runny.....at least some flavors werent as solid as others.... Regardless, the place is clean, decent amount of options, and the price is right.
(4)Sean K.
Hidden frozen yogurt place inside of Cedar Hills mall area. I never heard or seen this place until I stepped inside the mall to go to the movie theater on the other side of the building. Anyway, what a surprise this place was! The number of flavors served was little lacking but the taste of the yogurt was not lacking at all. Plently of seating area and even had a fairly huge screen TV for me to watch some ESPN while enjoying my yogurt! Toppings were fresh and weren't much better than the toppings from other frozen yogurt places I have been to but at least they weren't terrible.. I know where to go to on a hot summer day nearby Cedar Hills now..
(4)Andrea N.
I wasn't impressed at all, I love froyo and have been to many places this is the first bad experience:( The man behind the counter wouldnt let me fill my own sample cup and left a customer waiting to check out to walk over and fill my sample flavor. I guess make sure I didn't put too much in my tiny lil sample cup? Im assuming he was the owner because I can't see a regular employee acting that way. He also was very curt and unfriendly:( very to the point of get your yogurt and move on. Last but not least the toppings Weren't that good no whip cream and the peanut butter cups were the cheap kind not Reese's that were all stale... Needless to say I will not be going back
(1)Phong D.
I'm told that frozen yogurt is healthier than ice cream. That's why I have no problems bringing my cup to the register and weighing in at 3 pounds. Seriously, this stuff tastes just as good as ice cream! My favorite flavors are cupcake, cheesecake, and taro. I think the fresh fruits pair best with the yogurts. The blackberry is hands down my favorite topping. Be sure to also get a rewards card. I've easily cashed in like 3 times. Come to Peachwave, get some yogurt, then mosey down the mall to Powell's bookstore.
(4)Rock P.
Its all good here i do have favorite flavors. but it is in a very convienent place at beaverton mall and next to best buy.i love coming here it is so good and the toppings look so good you never know which one you want.and not to mention the very cute girls that work there always keeps me coming back.great product and great service!
(5)Allison B.
The service was great, there was someone there when we walked in who was willing to get us any samples we wanted, but my 3 star review is really just because I'm not a huge fan of the product. I guess I've gotten spoiled with places serving YoCream, because my yogurt's flavors just tasted off to me. The only flavor I did like was the "Nutella" one, but my beloved Peanut Butter didn't taste like typical Peanut Butter froyo.
(3)Michael V.
I came here two days ago with my friend after she told me how much attention this place was getting.. Here's probably why: +1 mochi +1 location +1 $0.36/ounce!! +1 cereal toppings The original tart was a bit melty and you have to ASK for a sample cup D: but I was so glad that it was close to my house that I'll look past it. (: Finally, a froyo place worthy of being in Beaverton! *cough* Crazy Berry *cough* -_-
(4)Chad M.
A new frozen yogurt store has been open for about a week in Beaverton at Cedar Hills Crossing near Starbucks/Best Buy, etc.. It is called Peachwave and there is a small national chain of them apparently (franchises). I really liked it! It is much healthier than the Coldstone Creamery around the corner (not that I don't likes me some Coldstone...) but the frozen yogurt is fat free. It is all self serve. There are around 14 flavors ranging from chocolate or coffee to more fruity types. Then there is a toppings bar that includes fresh fruit, candy, cookies, etc.. Then you wander up to the counter and pay. Cost is .36 cents/ounce Nice little tables and chairs and couches. An LCD TV tuned to something or other and music on that is nice. Great for after the movie or whatever!
(4)M. C.
Clean, lots of yummy toppings, but the frozen yogurt itself was too runny and creamy. I'm used to the light and tart flavor of most fro-yo places around town. So if you're looking for a soft serve ice cream substitute, this is your place!!! As for me, I will just have to stick to YoPop off of Canyon Road near Red Robin. They have the tart and light flavor I expect from fro-yo every time I go in.
(3)Greg P.
I've been to a couple of really bad froyo places recently and Peachwave is done right as far as I'm concerned. Place is clean, there are lots of choices of fresh ingredients and froyo and it's exactly what I was looking for. I see some reviewers criticized the sampling process, but most of the flavors are pretty standard fare. I will say Peachwave met my expectations (which is a breathe of fresh air given my recent luck), but I'm not getting to 5 stars because it didn't exceed my expectations/blow me away (would require very friendly staff, new/exotic ingredients/froyo flavors).
(4)Amber K.
This place gets two stars for cleanliness; it is one of the cleaner yogurt shops I've been to. Otherwise, I wouldn't give them any stars at all. It is a HUGE inconvenience to have to ask for sample cups; and then the unhappy employee has to fill it up for you. I've never seen this process and it's just a waste of everyone's time. PLEASE change this process, Peach Wave. The employee manning the desk has always been cold and unfriendly; I've been here at least 4 times and that has never changed. If you work in a froyo shop, I would expect you to be bubbly and upbeat. The selection of flavors and toppings is nothing special, but adequate enough for most people's tastes. Overall, this place is worth a stop in if you've never had frozen yogurt. But I wouldn't come here if you are expecting a pleasant, welcoming froyo experience.
(2)Katherine V.
Why is it necessary to ask for a sample cup before sampling their frozen concoctions? Well...I guess they might not want people coming in and trying a bunch of samples and leaving. Fine, ok, it's kind of annoying that I have to wait until the single employee in the place is done ringing up a bunch of customers to try a sample. Fine...I'll wait. Waiting. Waiting. Waiting. Finally...ready to taste some frozen yogurt: "Could I have a sample cup please?" -Employee steps out from behind the counter.- "Sure, I'll come get it for you. Which flavor would you like to try?" "Oh...we can't just sample it ourselves?" -Meanwhile more customers enter the line with no one to ring them up.- "No, I have to do it for you." Um...ok...nevermind then. At this point my fiancé decides he doesn't want to support a business that can't treat their customers as adults. I don't want to support them either, but I'm really craving some original tart with fresh fruit. I purchase some. The employee asks if I'd like a punch card. "No thanks, we won't be needing one." I actually felt badly for the employee, who seemed to be tasked to serve everyone samples and ring people up and restock the topping and clean things, all while dealing with explaining the sampling policy to people like us. So, we leave and I taste the frozen yogurt, knowing that this would have to be the best frozen yogurt I've ever had to even consider coming back and supporting these business practices. It's not. In fact, it's not even that great. The fruit was mostly fresh, but conventional. The yogurt was too creamy and too sweet, not the tartness I was looking for. Nectar's frozen yogurt is SO much better. They let you try as much as you like there, which always makes me purchase multiple flavors and I end up spending much more than I spent on my measly amount I purchased from Peachwave during this trip. I understand there are concerns to letting customers dispense their own samples, but somehow it seems that most successful frozen yogurt places in the Portland area have overcome those concerns and allow customers to try what they like. Bottom line: It's their business and they can choose to run it how they'd like, but I can also chose to not give them mine.
(2)Jo R.
Love DIY places, frozen yogurt being my favorite of that type of restaurant. Peachwave is consistently delicious, with a variety of tasty flavors that rotate so you can't get bored. Nice topping bar, average prices, plenty of seating and parking.
(4)Sara W.
This is my favorite place to grab frozen yogurt. All of their flavors are yummy and creamy. It is also one of the cheapest around too (39 cents/oz)! I always judge a fro-yo place first on the quality of their tart yogurt, and this place has some of the best around! Lots of great toppings are well: fruit, chocolate, candy, and sauces. The only annoying thing is that someone has to give you your samples, you can't do it yourself, which gets annoying when it's busy and the employees are ringing people up. Overall: great, quality frozen yogurt.
(5)Jessica S.
Yummy goodness in a cup! You can't go wrong with frozen yogurt. Plus, they have so many varities. My personal favorite is salted caramel mixed with their coffee fro-yo. Too good. The place is super clean, no bathrooms, but fear not there are restrooms located within a hop, skip, and a jump of the complex. They do not have sample cups out for the public, so you may need to ask one of the employees and they'll get a sample of any flavor you'd like for you.
(5)Deja A.
I recently went here less than a week ago and so I had to change my review. It is garbage. There were fruit flies all over the toppings. I literally left with yogurt and nuts in my cup. So sad!! Idk what happened or if it was just the girl that was working there. She definitely didn't look happy and the appearance of the fruits and toppings in general showed that. The fruits looked like they had been sitting there all day without being changed out. They were soggy and just gross!
(1)Valerie W.
BOOM! WINNING. After prying myself away from my nearby Yogurt Munch I decided to venture out to Peachwave after hearing some good things about it. Although Yogurt Munch is near where I live....and it tastes great....it's not the cleanest set up and much of their toppings come from the nearby WinCo. So I found myself at Peachwave last night and was pleasently surprised. PROS: Everything! They had 16....yes 16 flavors to choose from and the majority were fat free. Even the Vanilla was fat free unlike some of the other fo yo places. They also had a waffle bowl option which I gladly accepted. The toppings....there were plenty....so many fresh fruit options, candies, and cereal.....I do love me some captain crunch and fruity pebbles. I filled my bowl to the brim just about and it still only cost me $3.50. Success. CONS: The waffle bowl wasn't super crispy like normal...but I could have just pulled the bad one out of the batch. The Vanilla I wasn't too impressed with....it tasted a bit too ordinary and not very flavorful. LOVED their Dole Pineapple and Coconut flavors. The Coconut could have used a bit more flavoring if you ask me. The raspberry was good but wished it was a bit more sour. The mango flavor was good as well. I will most definitely be back - it's worth the drive!
(5)Chris H.
MEH. nothing special. Self serve frozen yogurt. Yogurt tasted more like frozen cream then actual frozen yogurt. fruit looked fresh when I went (early afternoon) but it was nothing to write home about. won't be back.
(1)Linda H.
This is my go to yogurt spot in Beaverton. There were many summer days in a row where I'd walk through those doors in the afternoon without shame. It's clean and has good service. There is always a good variety of flavors and toppings. The seating area is cute as well.
(4)larry h.
16 flavors to choose from that include cheesecake, coconut chocolate, pineapple, and more! And with many different toppings galore. The cups are pretty big which is a good marketing strategy since it makes you want to fill em up. All the yogurts I sampled were a sweet treat - our cup was filled with pineapple yogurt and toppings such as mochi, gummy bears, blueberries, pineapple, strawberries, and kiwi. Oh, they also have these little balls of mango-gooiness that burst in your mouth. Yum! At 36c/oz, our cup which weighed ~12 oz ended up being $4 something - which was enough to share between 2 people.
(5)J H.
I'm an adult. I don't need an employer to follow me around while I get samples. Most fro yo places hand you a couple cups and you sample the yogurt yourself. The store policy here is that the employee follows you around doing the samples for you. How degrading... I won't step foot in this place again until that policy changes. I imagine its pretty frustrating on busy days too.
(1)Joey Y.
Not bad. Not bad. I was hesitant to try this place because my heart was still broken over the fact that Yogurtland was so far away from my place. But love happens when you least expect it. This was love at first taste. Large selection of flavors and toppings. The only beef I have with this place is they don't have pistachio yogurt. (NOOooooooooo!) ((I love pistachio yogurt!)) But other than that this place rocks. On a side note: They don't give out sample cups like they do in other yogurt places. They watch your every move... JK. The employees give you samples instead of you doing it for yourselves. (Sorry freeloaders.)
(4)Eric L.
Peachwave is great because they serve up one of my favorite desserts, Dole Pineapple frozen yogurt! I'm from Hawaii so I'm used to stopping by the Dole Plantation everytime I go around the island. It's like a tradition for local folks back home. I've been doing it my entire life and the Pineapple yogurt found a place in my heart. It was sad when I moved away because I wouldn't be able to get my yogurt fix on. Lo and behold, a new yogurt shop opens up in my neighborhood. Not only do they have the original Dole Pineapple yogurt, there's a plethora of flavors. And to top it off, you can top it off. There's a ton of toppings to choose from but my favorite is the mochi balls. So you make your yogurt concoction then you head to the cashier and they charge you by the ounce. Total awesomeness!
(4)Nikee W.
I am a full time yogurt enthusiast and Peachwave has quickly becoming one of my favorite places to venture. They have amazing flavors, a huge variety of sauces and toppers and some pretty funky furniture to plop down on while you munch. The prices are a few cents less than most of the local self serve yogurt places. The only thing keeping me from giving this place 5 stars is the snotty teenagers that they employee. Otherwise, I can't wait to go back!
(4)Leah K.
I seriously can't say no, to frozen yogurt... ever. Ever since the frozen yogurt craze began, its really hard for me to eat ice cream because it's so sweet in comparison. That is what I love about frozen yogurt, because it is tart. Where ever I go, every time I always get Original Tart. Peachwave was average. It tasted like it had too much dairy product and not enough yogurt product. Also the temperature of the yogurt was not cold enough... it was melting as it came out of the machine. Normally the yogurt comes out a lot slower because it is thicker due to the cold temperature, at Peachwave it came out too fast. Topping selection was a bit smaller than most places (not very many nut options). Other than that, it was good. But still think Red Mango and Menchies is better.
(3)MaryBeth D.
I love that they change the flavors on a regular basis so I can always expect to have something new to try. They are about to have Pumpkin and Salted Caramel, I cant wait to give them both a try...I am also very pleased to report that they have brought back my favorite topping, lucky charms marshmallows
(5)Sushane G.
Easily the best frozen yogurt place in town. The froyo is thicker than most other places and is significantly tastier. They have good flavors: peanut butter, cheesecake, cookies and cream... The toppings are good as well. They also have the best ambiance with a bright and vivid color scheme and have comfortable couches and a great TV. Prices are low as well, only $0.36 per ounce. One thing that annoyed me was that the toppings were right before the cash register, so essentially you got the toppings while in line to pay. This meant you had to wait until people finished paying so that you could move up and get toppings, since they were only accessible from one side. Good place otherwise, and unless I have a coupon to some other place, I usually hit this place up if I'm not in downtown (where I only eat Salt and Straw!).
(4)Mariko P.
Best frozen yogurt place in the area. The selection and texture are consistently good. I tried other places and many places have too runny soft serve yogurt. Until I find a better place, I will keep going there.
(5)Liliana G.
Q: What has 2 thumbs and is addicted to Peachwave? A: This girl! OMG, sooooo good and so cheap, too. I got yogurt with strawberries, pineapple, and nuts for only $3.57! That is by far cheaper than other tart yogurt places around town. And the cute boys behind the counter were super friendly and cheery, despite having just dealt with the difficult customer before me. All in all, I'm a fan and can't wait for an excuse to treat myself again. Do y'all think putting my laundry away is a good enough reason? Hmmm...
(5)Melisa V.
reasons to love peachwave: 1. fat free options (my favorites are plain, blueberry, green tea & coconut) 2. a few yummy low-fat ones as well (chocolate, peanut butter, cheesecake, etc.) - have not tried these 3. any topping you can imagine (from raspberries to snickers to lucky charms marshmallows to magic shell) 4. 38 cents an ounce came here on friday night with friends and again today. I piled half of a cup with plain, blueberry and coconut yogurt then threw on some blueberries, raspberries and rainbow sprinkles. grand total = $2.58. I love that YOU create the yummy yogurt treat that you want (size, flavor AND topping). this is probably going to be my new favorite place in Beaverton, especially with summer right around the corner.
(5)Vincent M.
My kids love this place! I have to like take alternate ways into the mall so that they don't drag me in there. The froyo is good, they sell priced by the pound, which seems great but sometimes gets really spendy quick. Would give perfect score if they had a better toppings selection.
(4)Teaira B.
I think this may even be better than my favorite froyo spot back home
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