Peaks Frozen Yogurt Bar

Couldn’t leave yesterday without stopping by here. We considered skipping it but decided that would be unwise. I was praying for Dole pineapple whip but was unsuccessful last time and again this time, but was surprised by the Dole lemon whip. Say what!!! It was so refreshing. Not as amazing as the pineapple whip but was a decent replacement. I had that with the original tart and man oh man did they go well together. I didn’t add anything on it. I just wanted unadulterated froyo and that’s what I got. Nearing the end I decided to just mix the two together (as in stir them together) and woohoo that was really good!
There was only one person working today and she was fantastic. She said hello when we came in but she was busy sweeping. She was quick to help us at checkout and then went right back to cleaning. They’re lucky to have her because even though the place was empty, she was still taking pride in how the place looked and not slacking off.

The most convenient place around Crossroads if you’re craving something sweet and don’t want to go around the corner to the French Bakery. It’s also located right across from the movie theater so it’s easy to get a last minute sugar high in.
Their flavors change all the time and have a large selection of «non-​fat» frozen yogurt. Typically Vanilla and Salted Caramel always stay the same.
THEY HAVE NUTELLA!!! I repeat — THEY HAVE NUTELLA.
But not so much of a large selection of fruits. So even if you are trying to be semi-​healthy, keep that in mind.

They have got the best original tart I’ve tasted anywhere and a good selection of toppings.

I think I prefer menchies over this place. Most of their frozen yogurts were all melted, and I wish there were more flavors. Toppings were fun though! They had baklava!

Peaks Frozen Yogurt is a place I’d go if I were specifically in Crossroads and «needed» froyo. I’ve never been inside when it’s super busy, there are lots of toppings, and it’s pretty quick to get in and out. When I visited last night, the cost was $ 0.51/ounce. However, they often have promotions where you can get discounts (ex. checking in on Facebook for 4 oz. free). Look for those on the door or around the cashier area.
The problem with Peaks and other frozen yogurt shops set up like it is the toppings area. There is a sneeze guard at the top and 3 rows of bowls in the toppings bar. It’s awkward to get the toppings, and there’s often cross contamination. Plus, it’s perfect level for a child’s face to be right up close to the food. Other yogurt bars I’ve been to have separated boxes for dry toppings easy usage, and it keeps things a lot cleaner.
The frozen yogurt itself is from YoCream, which is a pretty good frozen yogurt brand. The produce is pretty fresh, and there’s a lot of variety in the toppings bar.
I certainly don’t expect great service, and those expectations are never exceeded. Overall, a decent place, though.

I found this gem on accident, we needed something sweet after a Dim Sunday feast. It was harder than necessary to find and all but deserted. The flavor combinations were… creative. I am not sure coconut and peanut butter FroYo are meant to be mixed, but to each their own.
I always go for the original tart, it remains my favorite years after first taste and mixes well with every topping. Of course, I always compare it to Pinkberry, nine times out ten I am left wanting, however Peaks had it right. Perfectly tart without the artificial sweetener after taste. They do a great job of keeping the machines just above freezing temperature, so you don’t get the same texture from ice crystals like you find in ice cream. I wasn’t mad.
They also had an impressive collection of toppings. In addition to your standard FroYo selection (cereal, brownie, candy etc.) they had boba in more than 5 flavors and several varieties of mochi, lots of fresh fruit and even baklava.
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Went here for an afternoon snack! I was sad they didn’t have strawberry frozen yogurt this time but they certainly had other good options. :) I had a mix of Blackberry, Cookies and Cream, and Milk Chocolate, which was quite good! The condiments were fully stocked and I got to pile on quite a few strawberries.
We ate outside under an umbrella. The place was quite clean and had a nice feel to it.
For a plus, the place had two gender neutral bathrooms that were well kept.

Delicious. Love the format because you get exactly what you want. They change up the froyo flavors and it’s always clean and nice.

Love the flavors and the location is super convenient, but the staff is indifferent and unwelcoming… it appears that if you’re not a teenager, the staff will barely acknowledge your presence.

Had some froyo here. They have quite a variety of frozen yogurts (10 various flavored) and all sorts of toppings to try. Some of the toppings were potato chips, chocolate covered coffee beans and cereals.
All in all a great experience. Rating a four star because the tables were sticky and not very clean. Also the price is quite high, but most froyo places are.
They have great outdoor seating here as well, which makes for a relaxing place to go after work on a hot day. I will definitely be back when I’m craving froyo again!

I was a little disappointed when I came in on Thursday due to staff members complaining to each other about work another individual didn’t do. I certainly can empathize but it’s not what I want to here while having a birthday treat with my 9 year old charge.
We came back today and it was a different atmosphere. The yogurt is good, the toppings are good, and the store is a good size.

Let’s be honest…
Probably the best fro yo place around. I can be pretty picky with my frozen yogurt and this place has by far the best consistancy, quality and toppings. It isnt overwhelming like most places that have WAY too many toppings. I know it sounds silly to emphasize that other places have too many options but its reallt silly actually. The flavors here are the best! My all time favorite is the Watermelon which is season. Even though they switch out most of their flavors this one takes a long time to come around. It is sooo good! So refreshing, love it topped with mochi. My other favorites have been blackberry, original and something with pinapple in it that I cant recall the mix. Red mango originial has been my all time favorite BUT I never go out of my way for it.
They have warm toppings, cereals, fresh fruit, candy and whipped topping. Everything is fresh and the atmosphere is pretty relaxing. They seem to always hire friendly staff but Ive noticed they dont stick around much. Ive been going to this place since it opened and crazy to see they have now opened a location in factoria and Issaquah, awesome!

Nothing spectacular. Just your average frozen yogurt place. I have gone twice and both times was disappointed in the selection of flavors.

There was a time when I used to complain that we didn’t have good fro-​yo in WA. Everytime I went down to LA, which was monthly, I’d stop by one of the joints down there that do self-​serve with numerous yogurt flavor options as well as topping selection, such as Yogurtland. We now have several similar options up here, with Peaks being one of the later arrivals. Still, they offer exactly what I want with the same formula of self-​serve with a good variety of toppings and rotating flavors. They seem to run the occasional Groupon/​LivingSocial/​AmazonLocal deal, so that def makes it worth stopping in.

This is the best frozen yogurt place near the Bellevue area. The place is clean and the yogurt tastes yummy and they have a wide range of topings with reasonable prices.
They would be a 5 star place if:
a) They are open later to cater to midnight desert cravings and
b) While most employees are pretty good, a couple of employees are rude and they should be fired since they ruin the experience.

Nice variety in both yogurt and toppings. Loads of fruity options to choose from. Will surely be going back here.

This is by far one of my favorite frozen yogurt places. They’ve got so many flavors and toppings, staff is pretty friendly, and they have a good rewards program. In the summers they are open late which is nice during those long nights, but this location in particular does get very crowded at times. All in all this is one of my favorite hang out spots, my only advice to you is be prepared to spend some money because this froyo adds up quick with all of the toppings and big sized bowls.

Flavors are a hit or miss. Although their pistachio and watermelon flavors are better than Menchies. Passion Fruit flavor is awesome!
Nice alternative to ice cream. Not too fond of the toppings bar — just don’t think about sneezing kids and the plethora of unwashed hands.

Conveniently located beside restaurants and a cinema multiplex, Peaks is a great way to round off your trip to Crossroads on a sweet note. For those who live in northern Bellevue, this is a solid froyo destination of choice. I really enjoyed their salted caramel flavour (it was even low fat!) and went all in on that, and I heard people around me rave about the Georgia peach froyo («It tastes just like real peach!»). They definitely have the flavour choices down. Toppings are extensive and well-​stocked, particularly if you prefer the sugary/​chocolaty options.

I thought this place had very similar flavors to menchies and yogurtland. I liked that you can try the flavors using sample cups and it had sorbet offerings and many toppings!
My personal favorites were the salted caramel, vanillabean and cake batter. The original tart tasted too tarty and the others weren’t as memorable. Their cups are humongous, you can easily become a fat kid and overload the scale. I also found it to be relatively cheap as well. If you like them on facebook, you get 10% off.
This yogurt place ranks at the top with my two other favorites such as yogurtland and menchies.