Westchester County, NY/CT Froyo Report

Fro-yo girl here. Westchester County is a huge county in the suburbs of New York City, covering 450 square miles. I visited various small towns but didn’t see most of the county. During my visit, I noticed that most small towns had at least one froyo shop but a fair number have closed. Peachwave was the chain that I saw the most often though some of their locations like the one in Mount Kisco, NY had recently closed (permanently).

Rural Connecticut was similar with nicer towns like Greenwich sporting a Pinkberry. The Pinkberry at Woodbury Commons Outlet Mall had just opened.

Here’s a list of froyo shops in other cities that I visited:

• Ridgefield, CT: Peachwave, Swizzles (closed)
• Danbury, CT: Peachwave, Yogen Fruz, 21 Taste (closed)
• Bethel, CT: Peachwave
• Greenwich, CT: Pinkberry, Rosie’s, Yogurt City
• New Canaan, CT: Swirl, Peachwave (closed August 2015), Red Mango (closed August 2014)
• Port Chester, NY: Bubbles & Berry

A 2011 article about frozen yogurt in Westchester Magazine has a list of frozen yogurt shops by the year that the shop opened. I’ve looked into which shops are still open.

Opened 2011

• Frannie’s Goodie Shop, Mount Kisco: I visited the shop and it’s nice, they have many toppings and lots more besides frozen yogurt, including cupcakes, cookies, muffins, donuts, etc.
• Nuts About Yogurt, Eastchester: Closed permanently
• Pearl Yogurt, White Plains: Closed permanently
• Yogo Berry, Tarrytown: Closed permanently

Opened 2010

• Go Greenberry, Dobbs Ferry: Name changed to Go Greenly
• Go Greenberry, Scarsdale: Name changed to Go Greenly
• Red Mango, Larchmont
• Treat Frozen Yogurt, Cross River: Closed permanently
• Yogo Berry, Larchmont 
• Yogo Berry, Mount Kisco: Closed permanently
• Yogo Joy, Scarsdale: Closed permanently

Opened 2009

• Yogo Berry, Scarsdale: Closed permanently
• Yogo Joy, Rye: Closed permanently

The majority of the shops in the article have closed for good, though new ones have opened since the article was published. I noticed most of the small towns now have juice shops.

You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.

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