Looking for a sweet treat? Well, look no further because I have the place just for you. Yogolicious in Pleasantville, New York is one of the best frozen yogurt shops in all of Westchester. With a friendly staff, there is no way you can go wrong picking out your tasty treat.

Pleasantville is one of my favorite towns. There are so many great boutiques, family-owned businesses, delicious restaurants and fun places to hang out with my friends. In Pleasantville, everything is within walking distance from each other. I spend countless days in the summer walking from Starbucks to the clothing boutiques to lunch spots and then to the bars for a little happy hour treat.

But my favorite of all (in Pleasantville) is Yogolicious. First off, they have so many delicious frozen yogurt flavors to choose from. To name a few, there are sea salt caramel pretzel, pistachio, peanut butter, eggnog, coconut, original tart and so many more.  As a self-proclaimed “frozen yogurt extraordinaire” myself, I thought it would be fun to give you a step by step recap of my Yogolicious experience.

1.  First, I start off with a swirl of Pistachio, Chocolate, or Peanut butter. If you are feeling daring, don’t be afraid to layer your cup. Sometimes I will even put all three of those in my cup, no shame in my dessert game.
2. Next, you have to really think about what toppings you are in the mood for? Sweet or Salty? Chocolate Explosion? Fruit or candy?
3. After I weigh all of my topping options, I do this by usually scanning all of the topping at least two or three times (I swear I am not crazy), I go for it. My “usual” toppings are mochi, cookie dough, brownie bites and hot fudge.
4. Once I am all finished and satisfied with my choices, I go up and weigh my frozen yogurt. It usually costs me around $7-$10. My advice when you spend a pretty penny on a really huge cup of frozen yogurt is to be confident with your decision. It’s never cool to be that person who is embarrassed by their full cup of yogurt. OWN IT.

Well, that does it for this week on Living Local. I am hoping that the weather starts to become nicer soon, so I can explore more of the outdoor experiences in Westchester, NY. Don’t forget to comment below, where you would like me to go next week.

JK