This is my first time visiting a Kiwi store and the concept is great where you can select the items you want. Then get it priced at the register. The flavors they have is awesome and great. I also got to know they change flavors based on the season. The staff is friendly and assisting. The parking lot is shared and challenging. There are tables and chairs inside to sit and enjoy the yogurt. The store is well maintained and clean. Kudos !! read more

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Took my kids to get ice cream there. They chose candy corn as a topper. Both of them couldn't even chew the candy because rock hard. I tried it and thought I broke a tooth. I kindly informed the woman at the register that they might want to remove candy corn from the options and people will eat it like that. Seems a little suspicious and being cheap. Frustrated by lack of service removing the candy corn and for future customers that would probably not choose that as their toppers if they knew. read more

Kiwi Yogurt - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

Great frozen yogurt and reasonably priced. I loaded up my cup and thought it was going to cost more. Place is always clean and there is outside seating. Staff are nice. read more

Kiwi Yogurt - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

Frozen yogurt is super good I come here with friends. Really good and the service is amazing, very clean and it's a really nice treat on a hot summer day. read more

Kiwi Yogurt - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

Friendly service and more than 20 flavors to choose from at any given time, plus another 20 or so topping choices. The kids enjoy trying different flavors and coming up with different combinations - some I don't quite have the stomach to try. =) Everything is fresh and tasty. The shop is always clean and staff is always friendly. A nice place to stop for a tasty treat. read more

Kiwi Yogurt - people eating at the counter - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

Always a pleasure coming to Kiwi! Doesn't matter what season or time of day, I'm always in the mood for froyo. Been coming here for years now, and have never been disappointed. I like the fact that the flavors change every now and then. It's a favorite hang out spot for a couple of my friends and I to get together when we're in town. If you're sensitive to gluten and dairy, Kiwi will always still have something for you. And if you're stuck between choices or you spotted something new you want to try, you can ask for samples before you commit to anything. My personal favorite flavor is coconut milk, which is dairy free! However, I haven't seen it since mid-summer. Hoping it'll come back again soo , so I can heap mochi toppings all over it! read more

Kiwi Yogurt - a group of people eating - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

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So good! Quick service, great location. I had coconut, raspberry, and milky way flavor. Cold and refreshing flavors read more

Kiwi Yogurt - So good, quick service and delicious! - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

I was today's years old when I learned that the middle level is a combination of the two on the sides. Who doesn't love froyo? It can be for cold my hair freezes outside (thank you polar vortex) and you can still find me eating this cold dessert. They have many flavors to choose from but you have to ask the lady at the front for the sample cups. Pro-Tip: do you get more than you intended sometimes? Or unequal distribution? Do your toppings first and then froyo on top. Just enough to cover it. Then it becomes a fun treasure hunt to find the surprises. and you wont spend $5 on one serving of ice cream. read more

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Great selection of frozen yogurt choices and toppings; always seem fresh! Staff is always friendly and willing to help if needed.

I'm pleased every time I come here! The only problem is, that now, a lot of the times, they have a really small variety of sorbets and custards unlike how they used to, and they veneer change... but this may be due to COVID. Everything here is delicious though! Perfect place to stop by especially after you've eaten from Chipotle which is literally right next door read more

I love this place have been coming for ages! Many flavors to choose from. The service is ok, store is clean and just a great vibe.

The food was great. Lots of variety and the staff was very nice would come again.

Kiwi Frozen Yogurt is the best yogurt place around. They have a large variety of (constantly changing) flavors and toppings. You can also combine 2 flavors if they are next to each other. My personal favorite flavor is fudgesicle! Pricing is moderate, and definitely worth it. Make sure to stop here if you are in town! read more

if you wanna have the WORST frozen yogurt you've ever had, look no further. First off, WHY isn't the cookie monster flavor blue??? my child was so disappointed and distraught that we had to waste the cookie monster flavor and throw it in the trash. Second, the toppings bar is always a mess. The staff however is very nice and the layout itself is adorable. They also typically have a good spread of choices for dietary needs. But again, the cookie monster flavor thing I think destroyed my son. He now has Trauma induced PTSD every time he sees the color blue or brown. Nonetheless, frozen yogurt or cookie monster himself. read more

Clean, bright, and delicious. What more could you ask for in a fro-yo place? This place has a great topping lineup. (I've been disappointed with some other fro-yo frauds.) And it's right next to Chipotle. Seriously...what else could you ask for? read more

Best frozen yogurt place around. Always clean, bright and they have a loyalty punch card too. My fav is salted caramel topped with crumbled toffee nut something or other. Does it matter what it's called when its this good? read more

Kiwi Yogurt - Lots of flavors - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

Love this place! They have vegan flavors, which I love! I come here about two times a week for a vegan treat that I can't get at any other frozen yogurt place! Love it! read more

kiki yogurt is great if you need a sweet treat. they have all sorts of sizes and flavors and toppings.

Tbis place is the bomb. Some really good ice cream and toppings. You want more? Its overall such a nice place to hang at

This is my favorite FroYo place! The staff is always so friendly and nice. The place is always clean and they will help you and get you samples! read more

I like kiwi. Great flavors . Go there frequently. Great place to take kids for somewhat healthy "ice cream"

To sum up my visit to kiwi in a couple words I would pick "absolutely disgusting". I'm not the kind of person to write something up if I'm not satisfied but this pushed me over the top. Never have I seen a more disgusting and poorly managed ice cream or dessert store in my entire life. There was candy essentially embedded into the chairs and tables which made sitting down very difficult. There was enough crumbs and toppings scattered around the floor that it made getting yogurt feel like I'm walking through a mine field. And the yogurt, which literally exploded on me when I was trying to get it, was sub-par to say the least. And, when I tried to talk to an employee about it they just ran into the back room to avoid confrontation. I paid way more then I should have for the product as well, they should cut the price in half, at least, for the poor and distasteful product they deliver to their customers. And, to top it all off, the person working didn't seem to care at all about my concerns. "Oh, the machine likes to pop sometimes we're sorry for the inconvenience" is not a proper response to my clothing getting covered in sticky melted yogurt. I am extremely disappointed with what kind of service this yogurt shop delivered, and frankly I'm surprised they're still open. I will not be returning and I can't help but recommend you pick somewhere else to find dessert, as this place, again, was absolutely disgusting. read more

When I was a young boy growing up in Yugoslavia, my family owned a small sheep farm nestled between the hills of modern-day Bosnia Herzegovina. I look back fondly on the days when I would follow the trails with my brothers to our school in the village. I met the love of my life on those trails. She was picking berries on a nearby bush. The child must have been the bravest little girl in the world traveling those roads alone as it was well known that wolves prowled the woods. Her name was Petra, and she was the most beautiful girl I had ever seen. Even though I was a timid child, I knew straight away she was the one. We spent the rest of our youth together, inseparable. I married her very young, at the age of 18. My kind parents had decided to let Petra and I take over the sheep farm when they passed as all my brothers had either left for university in Mostar or joined the military. I took care of my parents dutifully and showered my love Petra with all the love and affection a man could. When we were 20 she got pregnant. I took this very hard, as the family was not in a good financial position. I promised Petra I would go to university to get a good job in the city. I told her I was ashamed to have brought her and our child into the squalor of our failing sheep farm. But she shook her head. I still remember her motherly smile as she kissed me and said, "Zizek, all that matters is we have each other. Nothing could make me happier than our child born into a house of love." 8 months later, the child was born. A boy. We named him Hamza. He was born at a grave time, as it was not long before the Yugoslavian War broke out. Later that year, during a shelling of Mostar by Serbian forces, two of my brothers died at their university jobs. The third was MIA. I begged my father to flee, to get out of the country before the war brought its violence to our home. He had grown stubborn in his old age and told me, "No, Zizek. We will never leave this farm as it has been in our family for generations. Besides, what would soldiers want with our sheep farm?" The following week the war arrived on our doorstep. They were Bosnian soldiers from Mostar, fellow countrymen of ours. There were four of them, armed and slowly starving. They demanded all of our sheep, but we told them we needed to survive as well as winter would soon be upon us. We offered two sheep as a gift of patriotism. They spat in our face and left, naming us traitors. That night Petra could barely sleep as I held our little Hamza close to my chest. Eventually, we began to hear yelling outside, and then the barn began to burn. My mother and father ran out in horror, only for the soldiers to shoot them down. The shots rang out into the cold autumn air. I froze. But not my Petra. She rushed into the kitchen and grabbed a knife to defend our son. I was petrified by fear and shock. Knowing this, she pushed me into a nearby closet to hide with our son. I held him tightly as the soldiers entered the house. There was a scream, then a gunshot, followed by howling laughter. I knew my love was dead. The soldiers did not stay for long. I crept out with my son and slowly walked past my dead wife, lying motionless on the ground. I took what supplies I could and made out into the wilderness to find my uncle in the next village over. I swore on my parents and wife's grave that I would do anything to protect my son Hamza. I will not go into the specifics of my journey out of the war. Needless to say, it was many years before I was able to escape Yugoslavia with Hamza and my uncle to America. When we arrived to this great country, we had eaten nothing but beans and rice for the last six years. So when we touched down in America, with little money, I took my boy to a frozen yogurt store. I had never tasted anything so delicious in my life. The three of us, boys made men by war, began to laugh as we ate. Then we started to cry. We had made it. Years later, I have remarried. She is brave and strong, much like my Petra. My son is a successful engineer. My uncle passed away in 2009, but did so peacefully, happy to have saved his brothers child and grandson from the clutches of war. I am now nearly the age my father was when he died. My son is to be married next year to a beautiful young woman. Before he was off to see her last week, we decided to go get some frozen yogurt to commemorate that meal all those years ago. This is when I entered Kiwi Frozen Yogurt. It immediately reminded me of the war. Food strewn everywhere, children screaming, and the smell of feces permeating through the air. Two young girls, who seemed very nice, sat on their phones in front of the register I went to put toppings on my yogurt (which smelled bad, by the way) but I found someone had beaten me to the punch and taken a bite out of the brownies. This is the worst experience I've had in my life. I would rather be back in that closet watching the love of my life be shot down than ever go here again. One star. read more

There weren't that many fruity flavors and the music was too loud, I couldn't even talk to my friend without yelling.