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sweetFrog Opens New Alexandria Location

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May 31, 2017 // Franchising.com // ALEXANDRIA, VA - sweetFrog Enterprises, LLC. is pleased to announce the opening of a new location in Alexandria, VA. sweetFrog offers a wide selection of premium frozen yogurt flavors, along with fresh topping choices within a self-serve model and was recently named Best Frozen Yogurt in the USA by The Daily Meal.

This sweetFrog store, at 5965 Kingstowne Towne Center, Alexandria, VA 22315, is a relocation of a store that had been open on Van Dorn Street for five years. That location closed in January to move to the Kingstowne address.

"We are really happy to be open in this new location that serves Alexandria and Springfield," said Daniel Shon, owner of the Kingstowne location. "We’ve been a big part of the community for the past five years and believe we can do even more after this move.”

About sweetFrog Frozen Yogurt

Sweet Frog (http://www.sweetfrog.com) is the fastest growing self-serve frozen yogurt restaurant company in the country. With a wide selection of premium frozen yogurt flavors and fresh topping choices, sweetFrog was named Best Frozen Yogurt in the USA by The Daily Meal in 2014 and 2016. sweetFrog has 340 stores including both company-owned, franchise and independently licensed locations either open or under contract in twenty-eight states in the U.S, Dominican Republic and Egypt. The company was founded in 2009 and is based in Richmond, Virginia. sweetFrog prides itself on providing a family-friendly environment where customers can enjoy soft-serve frozen yogurt, gelato and sorbets with the toppings of their choice. The company was founded on Christian principles and seeks to bring happiness and a positive attitude into the lives of the communities it calls home.

Media Contacts:

Graham Chapman
919-291-4984
graham.chapman@sweetfrog.net

Matt Smith
804-835-6796
matt.smith@sweetfrog.net

SOURCE sweetFrog Frozen Yogurt

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