Peachwave

Can’t complain too much. Good flavors for all people– normal, fat free, lactose free, sugar free! The lactose-​free (?) raspberry is one of my favorites. I do wish the glass shield on the topping station was altered, as it is hard to reach any toppings farthest way from you at the topping station. A little costly but still good.

Not too many flavours and toppings, but the fro yo is very good.
Try the pumpkin pie: it’s really good!
Didn’t like the red velvet, just sugary and nothing special.
It’s self service, so you can choose all the flavours you like and decide the amount.
The toppings include almonds and nuts, lots of chocolate mixes, fresh fruit (blueberries, strawberries, melon and few others), granola, sprinkles, whippie cream and chocolate.
It’s one of the cheapest in the area and the location is pretty cool

This is a great place to have a healthy treat and relax. The owner has a great personality and is very accommodating to all customers. Highly recommended.

The owner/​manager denied access to a local veteran with a service dog. After the veteran tried to explain ADA (Americans with Disability Act) federal laws to the owner… the only option he gave the veteran was to have his wife take the service dog outside… then he could remain and eat. The veteran continued to take a stance and explain this treatment was still unacceptable. The owner then rudely tells the veteran to leave and proceeds to hastily escort veteran, wife, niece and nephew out of the Peachwave establishment. The owner then calls the police to have the veteran and his family removed from «his» property. When the police arrive, they inform the Peachwave owner that indeed the veteran was correct & it is federal law. At one point the veteran told the owner he had an anger problem, and his response was «Well at least I’ve never killed anyone.» Who says that !?!

The owner is horridly rude to veterans. I will never go here again.
Frozen yogurt can be had anywhere. No need to support lousy — and illegal — business practices.

This is by far the best froyo I have had, after trying yogurt world, kiwispoon, and cherryberry. Not tart and has a great flavor. Coconut is my favorite here, and my kids are fond of the mix between chocolate and peanutbutter. Warm and inviting atmosphere, staff is friendly and helpful. The rewards by phone number is more convenient than digging in my wallet to find the punch card at other places. Everytime I go here it is packed.

Not sure why the Farmington location doesn’t have any reviews but I’ve been to both locations — PeachWave has some of the best froyo in CT, Great flavors, Not too tart, not overly sweet, flavors always changing. Also the $ 2 off reward via phone number vs card stamp is a big plus —
Honestly my #1 choice for froyo in CT, I’d pick this place (or the Farmington location) over Pinkberry (too tart, expensive), Sweet frog (Meh flavors, too sweet — tastes like soft serve), Froyo World (Just meh but cheap), etc.
Nutella, Dole Pineapple, Raspberry, Dulce etc are all delicious.
$ 2 reward is done by how much you spend, I think its spend $ 20 and get $ 2 off

Now that I’ve been to four different brand-​new frozen yogurt joints in the Hartford Metro area, three of which are self-​serve, it’s almost hard to discern the difference between any of them these days. Lots of flavors, unlimited toppings, pay by the ounce. We get it already.
Peachwave is yet another solid interpretation of this business model. Sixteen flavors, some of which are no-​sugar-​added or lactose-​free, catering to all palates and dietary restrictions.
One nice little touch here is the available bowl divider, which is little more than a slice of cardboard that you slide into the middle of your cup. Great for those who want to try two flavors, or the hopelessly obsessive-​compulsive…
[i.e. yours truly]
My girlfriend was perceptive enough to note that Peachwave apparently has the same furniture dealer as Froyoworld, as they sport some of the same funky chairs and tables as their New Britain competitor. They even have a pleather couch and a TV. Fun stuff.
It’s not worth a trip to Simsbury per se, what with the ubiquity of comparable competition in the area. But if you happen to be in Simsbury, it’s definitely worth a visit.

A very happy place!
My man and I stopped there after dinner at the Maple Tree Café. If you have tried other self-​served froyo places, this is not much different! Though it was cold outside, the atmosphere was very warm and inviting! There’s even a pleather couch and TV inside, which sets them apart from their competitors.
Out of the sixteen flavors, the standouts were cheesecake, red velvet, and salted caramel.

Great place for a healthy ice cream alternative. Peachwave has plenty of flavors to satisfy all ice cream lovers. I was reluctant at first, thinking it would taste like healthy yogurt, but I assure you you will not be able to tell the difference between this frozen yogurt and normal ice cream. This establishment is clean and pristine. The customer service is top notch and the owner works hands on with the employees while maintaining order and great customer service, which makes for a great family atmosphere. Peachwave has free wifi, two televisions, and streams Pandora radio all while providing comfortable seating (indoor and out) to leisurely enjoy your delicious healthy treaty. I cannot do this place justice in a written review. All I can say is to go give it a try yourself. I assure you you will not be disappointed!

I love peach wave so much this place is perfect for the center of
Simsbury especially since frozen yogurt is really yummy and tastes really good!

I was back home visiting the folks when my brother suggested we go to this place. It was a hot day and I thought, «Sure. It’ll be a pain in the butt but, ice cream will make the kids happy. Why not?» Well, this place made ME happy, and the kids loved it! They have several great flavors (peanut butter and chocolate for starters, and much better than TCBY for sure) to choose from, and alot of toppings for the kids to «OOOHH and AAAHHH» over. It’s self serve all around. So, when the kiddos were trying to put their toppings on, and couldn’t quite reach what they wanted, I thought I’d have to do the «Wait your turn, I’ll help you next» thing and then my brother doing it with his kids. The staff stepped up and helped the kids with their toppings, which made things go faster and much easier (and with less mess, I’m sure). As for the facility itself, it is big and clean, and they even had a TV where I could catch a bit of the news out of the corner of my eye while we all ate our ice cream. All things considered, this place was great. There’s plenty of great ice cream places in Denver, but we could do with one of these, no doubt.

Editing my earlier review (below) to add that upon a return visit, I’m very impressed. Peachwave seems to be responding to customer comments. They are now offering flavor samples so consumers can taste before buying. Also, the staff was friendly and helpful with a server on hand to assist with hard to reach toppings (and keep little hands from reaching in). We were greeted on arrival and thanked on exit. It was an awesome, friendly experience and we were very pleased with our new Peachwave experience. It’s now our favorite area fro-​yo place. My thanks to the owners for responding to guests.
Appealing and fun, with a good variety of self serve frozen yogurts and toppings. The place has a sleek but not very warm or inviting atmosphere, not helped along by the staff, who seem as cold as their environment, indifferent to the customers. Problem with the toppings bar is that the sneeze guard hangs so low as to prevent customers easy reach to toppings in the back row. But, overall, delicious and fun and I will be back– though I prefer the friendlier TCBY in Simsbury/​Avon area.

This place looked so appealing from the outside that I had to give it a try. Brought my daughter in for a mid-​afternoon treat this weekend, and we both enjoyed it. It’s a soft-​serve frozen yogurt assembly line. You take a generous-​sized paper dish, select from about a dozen nicely varied flavors, and move on to the toppings – which range from fresh fruit to your basic sprinkles & gummy worms, to sauces you can ladle over your creation. Choose as many flavors & toppings – or as small a portion – as you like; the whole dish is sold by weight.
The service was attentive and friendly; they’ll provide tasting cups to help you choose your flavors, and will gladly scoop any toppings that kids can’t quite reach for themselves. The environment was bright, with wide open floor spaces, high ceilings, big windows, and indoor & outdoor seating. The self-​serve concept made the whole experience more fun & engaging for my little girl – and truth be told, for me too. I’m sure we’ll be back.

Excellent yogurt. Great toppings. Priced better than pinkberry. Very lucky we chanced upon it. My wife and two sons loved it.

This is a nice addition to the businesses in Simsbury next to Fitzgeralds Grocery. Our group of six tried almost all the flavors among us. We thought they were really delicious. I don’t understand the objections to not having samples… it would really slow down the line too. You take your own cup and serve yourself. Our whole group took a little of this and a little of that. It was fun and some went back later for more of their favorite. Next time I know what I will major in!
DON’T LIKE: the access to the bins within children’s reach… germfest. No way do I think it’s safe to eat anything in the first two rows at least where those little hands can dip in too fast for a parent to catch… and right in the sneeze zone. How does the health department pass these things? Wish they would glass it all in and serve us the toppings… or have those bins with spouts we can’t contaminate.
I am going back just for the yogurt!

Here’s the new hot spot in town. Very similar to TCBY’s format, it offers self-​serv yogurt with a galaxy of add your own toppings. We went Sunday night, and although the outdoor tables were pretty crowded, the inside was very manageable. You start on the right side and grab a mammoth sized cup (insert joke here). They only offer one size cup that is a ridiculously large 5″ across and 3 ¼″ high, with a lid extension that adds another 2″ in height. So watch what you put in here, or a $ 10 bill ain’t gonna be enough.
They have sixteen different flavors. I tried coconut and mocha. Both yogurts were terrific. The toppings bar is very impressive with dozens of choices. I threw in some chocolate chips, toasted coconut, chocolate sprinkles, fresh pineapple, and strawberry mochi balls.
The toppings were all good, with one high and one low. I’m not quite sure what mochi balls are made of, it seems similar to what you find in bubble tea? Anyway, they were fun and delicious. The pineapple was very uneven. I had three pieces of fresh pineapple– one was good, but the other two were tart and chewy to the point of almost being crunchy.
We didn’t fill our cups up very much. Mine was way less than half full. Our three yogurts ran $ 15. If we had a heavier hand at the yogurt spigot or the toppings spoons, it easily could have been $ 25. So be careful

Went here on opening day. Sparkling clean and more flavors I think than the TCBY. Very pretty décor, could become a nice neighborhood hangout. Key lime pie and creamsicle combo with fresh fruit — how can you go wrong?
Very friendly staffers. They should do well in this location.
I always wonder how these place do in the winter? Hot frozen yogurt? Wait, that doesn’t work…