Peachwave — Attraction in Sioux City

Good quality desert. Many options to choose from and swirl if you’d like. All paid by weight. Perhaps I’m not there during busy times, but I never find it busy here. So you can get right in and right out. They have a small amount of tables and a couple outside as well. If they were busy, you’d be hard pressed to find a place to sit, but as mentioned, it’s generally not been very busy in my experience. The topping assortment is a pretty decent one, and you’ll be sure to find something you like. My main beef with this place (and others like it), is the ridiculous cost. I can get a cup of theirs which equates to less than a DQ blizzard, yet it will cost me $12, more than double the cost, but to get less in quantity. While some may say they enjoy the topping bar, etc., as I do as well, I also like value as well, and if you’re interested in value, you better try somewhere else. However, if you don’t mind paying the higher prices, you can usually find a good option here...

We went about half an hour before closing on a Saturday night. The only reason my rating is a 4 is because the actual product always tastes great. The toppings bar was really low on variety, and there was a TON of product thrown all over, in the wrong bins. A lot of the popular items, like candy bar toppings, were left with basically crumbs. When we walked in, we were greeted with a smile and a warm hello, which was nice! After that initial hello, the staff was pretty unattentive. One even sat down to eat some fast food that another worker had brought in with her as we were there. It was odd. The group that came in behind us had to wait a minute or two to be helped, because two workers were in the back room, and the other was, well...eating? Also, they were out of the "good" Caramel, which was a little disappointing. They had store bought Hersheys in its place, but it's not the same. Also, bring back the waffle bowls! And the...

A great place to stop for yogurt and serving in the school district of the East High Raiders, especially for students to stop here after school for a treat.

I’ve been coming here since it opened 13 years ago and it’s a thriving business for dessert-goers with a nice variety of flavors and toppings. However, it’s kind of a shame that its sister yogurt shop called the Cherry Berry that was in one of the shopping centers in the school district of the North High Stars closed some years ago, which nowadays those people living in that school district have to waste the extra gas to go to this yogurt shop when craving for yogurt, whereas those who go to school in this district can easily walk from school to this place while those in other school districts have to drive a car or catch a ride...