Date Visited: 1 April 2012
Meal: Snack after Lunch
Diners: 2 - Me and Wendy
Experience: After lunch at the Old Town Grill, we headed for Wegman’s to do a bit of shopping and afterward stopped by Pinkberry for a quick snack.
For review, there are eleven restaurants now open in the Village at Leesburg: Flame Kabob, Faang Thai, Noodles & Company, Travinia Italian Kitchen, Eggspectation, King Pinz (yes, they have a restaurant too), Wegmans (yeah, it's technically a restaurant), Finnegan’s, Firebirds, and the subject of this review, Pinkberry!
Pinkberry is a large franchise chain with hundreds of locations in the U.S. and around the world. Their main product is frozen yogurt in several sizes; many toppings are free, and a few cost extra. They advertise that their uniqueness is the signature “tang” in the yogurt. Well, here’s what we found...
On this visit, I had the Salted Caramel yogurt with Peanut Butter Crunch topping. It was creamy, definitely had a tangy taste, but a little light on the salt to my taste. the gooeyness of the peanut butter topping was a great match for this flavor. Wendy had the Blood Orange yogurt (seasonal) with Dark Chocolate Chips. This one had a most definite tang to it that was very pleasantly refreshing.
Pinkberry’s is the hip place to get your cool, refreshing frozen yogurt fix. Give ‘em a try!
Location: 1606 Village Market Blvd., Leesburg, VA, 20175, 703-771-3345
Web site: http://pinkberry.com/
Total bill: $8.30
1 comment:
It is too hard to get in and out of this tiny place when its busy. Overpriced and unimpressed. Much better experience at Sweet Frog.
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