PeachWave Frozen Yogurt

A++++ love this place. I go a few times a month. Most of the time at night and it’s always the same young lady working. True sweetheart!!! I’ve also met the owner and she was extremely nice, the type of person I love giving my business to.

Peach wave is pretty good. It is not something I crave often but when I do I’m never disappointed. They have many delicious flavors of yogurt and toppings to add to it. I like how you can choose how much you want to eat and pay for. You can have as big or as small of a portion you like. The place is always clean and the toppings have always been fresh. They have some pretty newt flavors like butter and crème de mint. There is a nice side room with plenty of space should you be with a bigger group of friends. Most ice cream/​yogurt places tend to be cramped so if you want a place where you don’t have to get in and feel like yiu have to rush out try PeachWave.

Place was pretty much empty. My low star rating is due to the complete lack of customer service. I have not been to this particular place but other by weight yogurt places. Knew the routine. But I asked the girl behind the counter what one of the toppings were because I had not seen them before. She actually held up one finger to me to hold on a sec because she was reading on her iPad!!! Then when I was able to ask her what these little pearl things were she looked at me like I was crazy and very condescending said they were flavor pearls. Never heard of them before but whatever. When I went to pay she never said a word except the price. She seemed very annoyed that she had to stop playing on her tablet to help me. Won’t be back. Staff needs a lesson in customer service

Great treat for young and old, prices are reasonable and staff is very cordial.
Selection is great and changes frequently.

It’s a typical frozen yogurt type of place. There was nothing special about this place and honestly they all are the same. Some of the flavors were unique but mostly same as other frozen yogurt places and the prices are very comparable to others as well.
Tried out this place while we were visiting Kansas City and would return. The staff was very friendly and ice cream was delicious as always.
It is directly next to a small mom-​and-​pop coffee place which is filled with hippies so just keep that in mind. ;)

On a warm, sunny Sunday afternoon, we stopped in after shopping and eating in Westport. First thing I noticed was that it was pretty warm inside. Sunday was a warm day, but it was warmer inside PeachWave.
We filled up two cups with random toppings. The froyo was pretty tasty and the toppings were a good selection, but I’ve seen other places with more variety. The topping bins were kept very clean and the items were all fresh, so that counts for bonus points in my book!
For about 8 – 10 minutes we were the only ones inside. Quite puzzling as froyo on a warm sunny day at this busy Westport intersection seemed like it should be buzzing. A few more people came in as we were finishing up. It was a nice stop on the way home so I hope they are successful! I would like a family business to make it!
Note: Furniture is super cute and surprisingly comfy. Great for kids!

This is the most disappointing fro yo place in KC, and fro yo itself is not that great. Brownies were so stale they were inedible and the strawberries were actually rotten. The hot fudge came out with the consistency of hard stool and the person working there didn’t even know how to operate anything. Definitely go elsewhere, this place is awful.

No peaches, no waves, but decent yogurt. The usual format where you pick your bowl, fill it with one of a dozen or so flavors then top it with what you like, pay by the ounce. Busy vibe in this neighborhood on a Saturday night. Good luck finding a parking space!

I love froyo!!! It’s my favorite «healthy» treat :) my favorite is the Nutella flavor. It’s the only way I can eat Nutella and not feel too guilty afterward! I love the fresh fruit. I tend to stick to only fruit and granola toppings (the best combo IMO) hubs gets the chocolate toppings on occasion, but he agrees to stick to the fruit for the best choice! I asked if they had a loyalty program and they said they do a phone number in their computer. Awesome! I don’t know if it is connected to all the locations though. He wasn’t really sure how efficient it was. A loyalty card would be a great addition since it can get pricey from time to time, but I love froyo so I will be back!

I like that they have a non-​dairy choice because for us people with lactose problems— eating icecream/​frozen yogurt isn’t fun…
The topping are usually pretty good, last night they seemed blah but that may be because they weren’t busy on a cold night.
It’s a perk being able to get as much as you want and putting whatever you want on it. The downfall = price.
Maybe I’m just a little stingy but it was $ 9 for 2 cups. Price is my only kicker here.

I dont know how they are still in business… I never see this place packed… The corner spot in Westport has to be $$$!!! Either way… The froyo is on point… Family owned franchise and the kids basically work/​live there. The same big asian boy every night… I feel bad for ya son. Like other people have said… The toppings could be more varied and sometimes they seem a little stale. BUT the froyo is mixed well and they change up the lineup on a regular basis. Its not the BEST froyo… But at the same time… Its froyo! Get over yourself.

Parking, be prepared to walk. All the flavors on the menu are not featured. Other than that its a sweet treat. I love the toppings. Its prefect for the I want a little peice of everything person. (Thats Me) I could even go here just to fill up the cup with toppings. Another great small business owner.

This is the same as the peachwave in omaha. Nothing special but comfortable & fun. It always nice going to peach wave. They appreciate customers.

It’s a little pricey, but there were a lot of options and it is in a busy area with a lot of tourists, so I understand the price.

YUM!!! I’ve never had the pleasure of going to a self-​serve ice cream spot before. My absolute favorite indulgment is ice cream but frozen yogurt has been a must have since my gma worked at TCBY. Anybody remember those?
So they charge by the weight which I believe was $.48 per oz which is a little pricey in my opinion but if you get a decent serving then you wont spend to much. The toppings to choose from were spot on & the fact that I could take nutella and drizzle it over the top of my frozen yogurt totally won me over! Not to mention the flavors of frozen yogurt which Nutella being one of them along with pistachio is what I tried. The pistachio was deliscious & after a day out with the family it was the perfect spot to relax & chat before parting our ways.
Will definitely return!

Hey PeachWave… You’re cool!
I don’t know why I resisted the self-​serve yogurt trend for so long. I guess I just didn’t understand how awesome it is to make yourself a lil treat on a hot summer day (or screw it, on a chilly winter day too).
PeachWave is brightly colored, staffed by friendly folks, and although I’m not a froyo expert I felt like the selection of flavors and toppings was pretty dang good. Like the other places I’ve visited, I think the cups at PW are way too big for a single serving… but that’s probably how they make their money. You tell yourself «a little for now, a little for later» and after you snarf it all down you tell yourself «it’s cool. it’s just yogurt… can’t have that many calories. right? right?».
PW can be as healthy or indulgent as you’d like it to be. If you stick with a small portion of yogurt and top it with fruit it will be a more delicious version of Dannon. If you pile on the Heath bar crumbles and caramel syrup then you’re a champion and should be my friend.
If you’re out and about in Westport and your sweet tooth starts demanding attention, check out this place!

This place is really quite good. I’ve done froyo at other places all over North America, and PeachWave is among the best. Plus, it comes with its own built-​in theme song – just substitute «PeachWave» for «freeze frame» and that organ piece writes itself. Er – just me? Okay.
We stopped in on an unseasonably warm afternoon this March and this trendy, aesthetically pleasing house of frozen treats was just what we needed. I’m not usually a fan of fruit flavors when it comes to ice cream and related delicacies, but the coconut here made me a convert. It was utterly refreshing. Strawberry boba was a new addition to my topping rotation, but the way it cooled on the ice cream and burst in little pockets throughout the ice cream was perfect.
There’s plenty of seating, and once we experienced their air conditioning, we were sold on staying inside. We stuck around for a while and I picked up a bottle of water as well, around the $ 1 point. Everything was sleek, modern and impeccably tidy.
Clean, reasonably priced, tasty and a nice place to sit and visit? PeachWave checked all the sweet treat boxes for me. I’m definitely a fan.

As I grow older in age I’ve realized that sometimes you might just not understand the new trend, but that it’s okay to go along with it. Peachwave is a great example.
The price of your dish depends on the weight of what you cram into your dish. Easy enough. So you can take the size cup of your choice, fill it with yogurt (s) and your choice of a large amount of terribly tasty condiments. Fill it I did.
My total came to about $ 6, and the dish was worth every penny.

Stopped in here on my way back to Omaha from Missouri on a Saturday night after Thanksgiving. I’ve never really been to one of these eatieries, as I don’t generally frequent dessert parlors, but this was worth the trip. I had 3 different flavors in a waffle bowl: cookies and cream (my least favorite), peanut butter (awesome) and pumpkin pie (not as strong as expected but still good). It was nice to see the selection of various flavors as well as sugar free and fat free options, but I didn’t bother with any of that jazz. Bring on the full deliciousness for me, thanks.
The selection of fruit toppings was a great surprise, as I figured this would be solely a fatty delight. I added a couple of different berries plus some hot fudge. I think our order for two came out to about 12 bucks after tax, which wasn’t bad because I got 2 – 3 servings worth of victory for dinner out of that waffle bowl. The counter staff was pleasant, the atmosphere was nice and bright inside and the space was unique and well-​utilized. I also appreciated that the bathrooms were under lock and key, after being next store for coffee and feeling like I needed a chemical bath after seeing the bathroom there. I would go back if I was in the area for sure.

I wanted to like this place, I really did. But, I just can’t.
I’m not sure what it is… after all, the place has a decent selection of flavors, and a decent selection of toppings. But there’s just something not there.
I think it might be a lack of heart.
During my first visit, I just got the feeling that the staffers would rather be anywhere other than there. They were letting a kid (relative of one of the employees) have their way around the place yelling… and it took forever to have one of them come check me out when I was ready. The store itself feels like it went for «generic ice cream/​froyo shop décor.»
Put another way: other premium froyo/​ice cream shops in the area (Yogurtini /​Glacé /​etc.) want to sell dessert. Peachwave just seems like it wants to cash in on a trend.
As for the yogurt itself — it wasn’t bad. Went for the cupcake flavored yogurt, and indeed, got what I expected. The toppings bar isn’t as extensive as it could be, but there’s definitely plenty to choose from.
I’d definitely give them a second chance… but the meh-​ness of the first visit was hard to ignore.