Go Greenly

This place is the Frank Stella of yogurt stores. AMIRITE???
That was literally the most pretentious review opening I could contrive. If you aren’t a total prick, you won’t know that he is a famous minimalist. If you are a fan of his, come here and contemplate the volume to be found in this shop’s emptiness.
Empty is perhaps too strong a word, because they actually had like, 6 flavors. One was vanilla, so that’s right out because I’m not a pencil salesman in a short-​sleeved dress shirt who drives a Ford Tempo. Another was Fruity Pebbles flavor. That was a «no» because I’m a grown man and not a hyperactive five year old with irresponsible parents. I don’t remember 3 of the flavors because… they were just not that memorable. Probably «plain» or «non-​fat sugar-​free spearmint». I dunno.
I ended up getting watermelon and, in a moment of sheer panic, just piled Swedish fish on top. I’m still not sure which toppings meld seamlessly with watermelon. It was tasty, but chilled way too deeply. Instead of emerging from the machine as a creamy swirl, it had the texture of frosted Play-​Doh rammed through a star mold.
There appeared to be some healthy sandwiches and pre-​made salads available here, but I was only in the market for junk food. Not really impressed, so I doubt I’d go back to try the real food– you know, the stuff with, how you say– nutrients?
In hindsight, is this place even fully operational? What’s with the plywood counters? Maybe I just can’t appreciate fine art when I see it.

I like the yogurt and I’m excited about some of the new items they added it to the menu. However; If their business depend it on their staff friendliness, making a connection with your guests and just providing regular smiles this place would go out of business. Not to mention that the manager never return any call requests for participation of local church events. Two times I left messages and never got a call back. Ones in a while you see somebody OK at this place, but that is strange when you do.
If you have a business in Dobbs you have to learn that this is a very very small community. We all know each other and talk and recommend local business. You need improvement.

The second time this has happened to me… I ordered a bubble tea, and although I really enjoyed Go Greenly’s in the past, this experience was unacceptable. As I tried the tea, I tasted a chunk of miscellaneous tea and chemicals with my beverage. the texture of the tea was that of thick sand. The flavor immediately resembled windex or other chemical cleaner. Perhaps the tea was packaged or maintained with chemicals, and not prepared properly, or even the tea could have been made this way on purpose, even though I am very polite. Regardless, the intensions of the staff is irrelevant to me. This appalling flavor was very conspicuous. The tea was warm and the tapioca wasn’t cooked fully.
I truly hope this establishment goes out of business for serving me this drink two times in a row.

generally not the type of gal whose ever thought of herself as a fro –yo person… although i enjoy regular yogurt at home… when it comes to frozen treats i go all the way — ice cream! and if more decadent gelato… or Ritas in yonkers, tucahoe rd of central ave… surrounded by italian ice :)…but friend who is an enthusiast took me here… passed it a thousand times myself… it was very good! Taro sounded nasty– but the attendant gave me small cup to taste… great & nutella… even the chocolate… great toppings… sauces…what the heck… I’m a convert! Even went to try new yogurt place close to friend house in NYC, also good… but like this place better… ogh, gosh… think me liketh this hipster frozen yogurt thing –too much!

My daughters and I LOVE the yogurt and topping options at Go Greenly. HOWEVER, there is always a woman there that is unfriendly and almost nasty. It actually makes us NOT want to go in. SO, we drive to Scarsdale. It’s MUCH bigger, CLEANER, it opens early and the staff is Always super nice and FRIENDLY! Much more pleasant experience! They also have parking so you don’t have the same issues with the one in Dobbs Ferry. So Go Greenly but go to SCARSDALE!

Yogurt wasn’t very good. Most of the flavors tasted artificially flavored and overly sweet (vanilla was the best of the bunch). I really hate placed that won’t just give you the sample cup and have the sales people do it for you and then stand over you. There were two sales people working in the store when I was there bone was pleasant enough however the guy who worked there just stood and glared. It was very strange.

This place is ok, nothing special. Toppings are standard. They have between 6 and 8 flavors at a time.

Yogurt is ok just like any yogurt place. Bubble tea is weak. I try the passion fruit bubble tea. No tea flavor just taste like fruit juice so weak not worth it waste of money. Flushing have better bubble tea

Always switching up flavors, but keeping the favorites. Always fresh fruits. And customer service is always welcoming, most of the time anyways. Some just like to chit chat. But I do like how they come and offer tasting cups!

They have the best red velvet frozen yogurt I have ever had. Sort of expensive but worth it. Other flavored are standard fro yo tastes.

Go Greenly (used to be known as Go Greenberry) has the best frozen yogurt flavors! Taro is my favorite, although that’s getting picked up by a lot of other froyo places. But Go Greenly, unlike many of the other places, constantly creates new flavors. The two latest being nutella and toasted marshmallow – both are amazing!
They also offer a student discount and a frequent buyer card. The workers I’ve encountered here have been nice.

These reviews astound me, this is my favorite frozen yogurt shop ever! I’ve been their a bunch of times and have never been assaulted by an angry yogurt nazi. The staff is always helpful about giving us samples and even though we go there often there’s always something new to try — watermelon or snickerdoodle. The flavors never taste weird and fake and they have some really exotic stuff. My favorites are lychee, taro, and coconut. I like to put lychee as a topping as well. Maybe you won’t have the plethora of options you get a Sixteen Handles, but who needs a million options anyways? I find it overwhelming.

I actually haven’t experienced any of the negativity that other Unilocalers have, but I’ve only gone a couple of times. Parking is always annoying, so I generally only go if I’m already nearby. Otherwise, I know what I want, put it in the cup, get the toppings (great selections and the fruit has always been super fresh in my experience!), weigh, pay and go. People working are always chatting, but whatever, I’m not there to linger. The seating isn’t the greatest, but I always am getting it to go.
Truthfully, I can’t wait until 16 Handles opens in Westchester, but this is a solid local place when I’m craving some fro-​yo.

I should have listened to my fellow Unilocalers!
The yogurt is great but the owner is the rudest and nastiest person i have ever encountered!
I walked in and asked her a question about one of the flavors and she cut me off and said «im in the middle of doing something»! Ummm ok lady im THE ONLY CUSTOMER IN HERE.
Long story short, she wanted to re-​weigh and re-​charge me for a tea spoon of honey –_​–
Even though the scarsdale location is an extra 5 minutes away im willing to take the commute in order to avoid this nasty owner

I wish I could give this place a 0. My mother made me stop by here because she saw a «help wanted» sign in the window. Immediately, the owner proved to be very abrasive asking me what I did at my other jobs… which I told her to which she said «But I want to know what you do.» — this went on for about 10 minutes repeating ourselves. Eventually, she let me come in for a two-​hour training day, she kicked me out after a half-​hour for not cleaning a rag the way she wanted me to, accused me of talking back when I tried to explain something to her conservatively, said I had no common sense, she is a ticking time bomb who needs anger management classes more than she needs frozen yogurt sales. You could see the craziness in her eyes. And if you think it was just because she thought only I was doing a not-​good job, you are wrong. A friend of mine was also tricked into going there for a job and she pulled the same crap on him.
If you’ve ever seen the Soup Nazi episode of Seinfeld (who hasn’t?), she is pretty much the female Soup Nazi to a tee. I feel bad for any of her staff who actually have to put up with her nasty wrath on a daily basis.
I can’t vouch for the yogurt, I’ve never had it but the other reviews on here speak for the store itself. I wish this crazy, anger-​filled woman the best of luck but would not be surprised one bit if Go Greenberry becomes Stop Greenberry (aka closing) by this time next year.

very yummy and staff was very friendly. AC was blasting.

Now that I do not eat dairy fro yo is no mo for me. But I have come across places that do offer a non-​dairy handle. When I asked at Go if they might consider doing so instead of indulging me with a «thanks, we will think about it» or being interested into why I was mentioning it the lady there got belligerent and a bit nasty. So unless I feel like grazing on the fruit topping selections, I am SOL. You don’t have to do as I suggest but at least be gracious about a well-​intended idea.

Wow, they really managed to screw up a good thing here.
– The owner recently instituted a strict «1-​sample policy» — no exceptions. Great entrepreneurial business model… start a place that caters to kids, then take your worst customers and assume everyone will behave like them. And they’re nasty about it!
– The yogurt is astronomically expensive. Expect to pay at least $ 5 per person.
– No air conditioning. Um, it’s a summer place with heat-​producing machines, might want to think about ventilation solutions.
It’s too bad because the yogurt is very tasty. We used to drive here from 10 minutes away, but we’re officially done with this place.

This is a very unfortunate situation. I do admit that I enjoy the yogurt that is served here but the owner is the nastiest business owner I have ever come across as a consumer.
I went in about 2 days ago with my friend and we inquired about the lychee flavor as it wasn’t being served that day. The owner approached us and explained that it was in the freezer (already dispensed). I kindly said no thank you as the texture of this type of yogurt is much different when kept in the freezer and not directly from the machine. She became belligerent as if I insulted her and said I was wasting her time. I said its not a problem– i’m going to get a different flavor. She continued to scream at me that I was wasting her time and how she isn’t a millionaire, she is just selling yogurt. Unfortunately by this time I had already dispensed my yogurt and needed to pay during which time she continued to yell at me. I couldn’t get out of there fast enough. Also want to point out that the selection of fresh fruit is poor and the other toppings are disgusting!
I have NEVER ever been treated like this as a customer in a retail store. I don’t know who this lady thinks she is but there is no ice cream or yogurt good enough to endure her wrath to want to ever go back!
***STAY AWAY UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE VERBALLY ASSAULTED!!!***

the first time i went, when it first opened summer of 2010 it was nice. yesterday was a warm, if not hot day, it was hotter inside than outside, the ac was off and doors were opened, but it was way too hot. The price was outrageous, a medium cup cost me $ 8 plus dollars. it is. self serve but you dont find out you pay at 59 cents an ounce. If there is too much water in the mix, you are paying a lot for water., a liter of water weighs 2.2 lbs. $ 8 + for a med frozen yogurt is a rip off. a business that can weigh the product down by fillers or water is a no go.