Kiwi Yogurt

best froyo around! wouldn’t go anywhere else.

LOOOVVVVEEE this frozen yogurt place! They have great flavors, I love the way that (most) of there toppings are in canisters so people don’t put their hands all over it. Pretty reasonably priced, and location is everything! Right in the middle of a shopping center, BRILLIANT! It’s always pretty crowded on the weekends, but I don’t mind, it’s that good. Anytime you go, try the rasberry pomegranate sorbet– little tarty, but ohhh so good!

A lot of these yogurt bars come and go, probably because they try to charge too much to make money. Not the case here. This Kiwi Yogurt in the Providence Town Center gives you real value – you enjoy your healthy treat at a fair price. Not only is the place sparkling clean, but a good many of their customers look like they’re health-​conscious too, which gives me even more incentive to come back. One minor thing in my last visit was the chocolate yogurt wasn’t quite right – it looked like you-​know-​what coming out of the machine – but I’m assuming that’s a one-​time thing they will get fixed. You can mix and match several different flavors. some seasonal, to get the treat you really want. The staff is very friendly and helpful too. As is the case with most of the other eateries in that plaza, you probably need your GPS to find it. But it’s conveniently located within walking distance of Red Robin, Elevation Burger, and several others, which makes Kiwi Yogurt an idea place to go to for dessert. There is no bike parking per se, but I just lock mine to one of the nearby light stanchions or sign poles.

This is a dangerously good place.
Always fully stocked, always clean and staff is very helpful.
Products are absolutely delicious!!!
Price is fair

I come here all the time and love it. I also love self serve desserts in general. The flavors and toppings are always changing and are always delish. The girls working there always keep the place so clean and they are very friendly. You can tell they take their job seriously which is refreshing. I’ll definitely keep coming back.

Nice little place and i like their deals like a free ounce when checking in etc and they always honour it.
I like they having water to and different sized pots and best of all… cookie dough is great here!

There’s a good selection of flavors here, and they even tell you what it’ll taste like if you combine the two flavors on the sides of one dispenser; for example, cookies and cream + peanut butter = peanut butter oreos. Fudge brownies + caramel = chocolate covered caramel. Mango + vanilla = mango milkshake. Milk chocolate + strawberry = chocolate covered strawberry. What a cute idea! I also like their selection of toppings, which included the standard yummy things, as well as unique selections like… chocolate chip cookie dough, pretzels, pound cake, and potato chips! … yes, potato chips. I, too, was confused. This place is great though, i couldn’t get enough of the fudge brownie and peanut butter oreo flavors! Also, it’s extremely affordable — i got a cup of yogurt with mochi on top for only $ 3.49! Yay affordable froyo!

The yogurt is great and the kids love it. The folks that work here aren’t sure what to do if your card won’t swipe though. I asked the young lady to enter the numbers on the card manually and she automatically seemed annoyed.

This location is spotless it is bright it has fun colors. It’s fun for kids and even adults because you dispenses the fro yo to yourself. There are a large variety of flavors and fresh toppings.
One of the coolest things abou kiwi yogurt is are the «cup dividers». These allow you to divide your cup into two seperate halves, or 4 quarts. This way you can get four different kinds of ice cream if you want not have the flavors mushed together.

My two kids love it. So many flavors to choose from… Be sure you do not let your kids to serve themself. In few seconds you can fill up the cups with frozen yogurt.

Love this place! The yogurt and topics make for endless combinations. Kids love it because they get to chose all their toppings and make it their own. Also, its very clean and the staff are friendly.

I love kiwi! This is a favorite afternoon stop for the boyfriend and me. As far as the yogurt and toppings, it’s pretty standard. However, there is always a place to sit. I’m finding that seating in these froyo joints is a hot commodity. This is a must try establishment.

I’m really into froyo and I’m really into Kiwi Yogurt. Lots of toppings to pick from and a nice selection of frozen yogurt flavors to pick from. This location seems to always be busy so finding seating can sometimes be difficult. Get their punch card so that you can earn free yogurt. Other than water, nothing else to drink here. I’m so glad this place opened up in PTC. We shop at Wegmans every week and I often stop into Kiwi for some froyo! What’s great is that there is now one near where I work as well. Give it a try, but be careful, you might get hooked!

Yes, the cups are huge, but I can’t even begin to imagine a single $ 10 cup. To put it into perspective, my wife and two kids each had our own cup for less than $ 17. My kids both had full cups which barely fit beneath the topping dispensers. My wife and I were a bit more conservative, but our cups were plenty satisfying.
Lots of interesting and varied flavors and toppings. Total control over what you eat and pay. And most importantly, it tastes good. Solid choice for dessert.

I’ve been to Kiwi twice and I can’t wait to go back. For anyone new to the concept, Kiwi offers frozen yogurt and all the toppings you could possibly want. The greatest thing is it’s self serve. You can decide our much or how little froyo and toppings you want. You pay by the ounce, it’s genius really.
They have many flavors to choose from and toppings range from very healthy, like strawberries, kiwi, and various fruits to chucks of cheesecake and cookie dough. You can experiment with different flavors and toppings and have something different every time.
I don’t crave sweets often, but when I do I’ll be going to Kiwi.

Inside Kiwi, Froyo machines of different flavors line the wall. They have a broad selection from birthday cake to mint. They got some interesting toppings like gummy bears. Kiwi is setup so one can customize their ice cream to the max, but at a price. I never get too carried away because I know
the ice cream scale of death awaits me. They weigh your ice cream and charge .49cents an ounce. When they weigh my cup of ice cream, I feel like their weighing my soul on the triple beams of
Heavenly Judgment to see if I’ll be sent to Heaven or Hell.
I guess I favor hand scooped or DQ better.
My favorite thing about kiwi is the location. Instead of hanging inside I prefer to explore the unfinished shopping complex.

This opened just as we were leaving the area, but luckily I got a chance to try it before we moved. Pretty standard yogurt and toppings, which isn’t a bad thing. Toppings were fresh, yogurt flavors were good, which is really all you can ask for. Solid addition to the up-​and-​coming plaza.

If you love frozen yogurt then this is the place to visit. You walk in grab a cup and help yourself to as many of the 14 flavors that you want then you top it off with some fresh fruit and proceed to the scale and pay .49 cents per ounce. I advice you not to fill up too much or you could end up with a $ 10 cup of joy!

If you love toppings, you’ll love Kiwi Yogurt. This new location is right across the parking lot from the Collegeville Wegmans. It’s nice to see some new businesses popping up in this largely unpopulated complex.
This was my first time visiting this chain. It’s a «make your own» sundae model. You pick your yogurt flavor (s) and then load on the toppings. It’s nice to be able to make your own. You pay by weight like a salad bar. It’s probably best to stay away if you’re a germ-​a-​phobe. We saw a girl sticking her fingers in all the yogurt spouts to try the flavors.

This frozen yogurt place which has stores in Philly, West Chester and NJ now opened its doors in Collegeville on Jan 12 2011, during a very cold week.
Amazingly, the store seems to have a few patrons even when it is this cold.