Yeah, it's delightful. Can't you read? That's what it says, clearly printed right there on the facade. But I'll explain the hows and whys to your dictator, just in the off chance that you never learned to spell out words and speak them with your mouth. (I get that. School is tough. Sometimes you just gotta leave and fly high with your dreams.)
Delightful was that dream of Don and Dawn Arthur. (Great people by the way.) They wanted an attractive shop where stressed out humans could relax and forget about life for a moment. And this space actually works for that, unlike most frozen yogurt shops where the space is so bright that you nearly have to put your sunglasses on your face, just to go inside. I was impressed by the Steampunkness of it all, and especially by the art installation hanging there on the wall. I can't explain how that thing works, but I have a sneaking suspicion that a hamster is in the back running madly to keep it going.
Now, the yogurt. It is exceptional. They have dairy free and vegan options and most, (maybe all?) are sweetened with natural fruit sugars. I tried the Raspberry Tart and the Blueberry Pomegranate. This yogurt tastes real. I would eat it again.
Delightful. Such an apt descriptor and such a pleasant, hidden amalgam. I'm just wondering how much more awesomeness such a small town can handle. Will Lisbon become the newest and the coolest while Colombiana gets pushed into the shadows? I don't think so. That's not how it works in great, small towns like this one. Much cheers. read more