First New York City location of the LA-born Go Greek Yogurt chain, known for Greek yogurt-based soft serve, opened on Broadway in NoHo.



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Go Greek Yogurt is a Los Angeles-founded frozen yogurt chain centered on Greek yogurt-based soft serve; the NoHo shop at 683 Broadway is its first New York City location, part of an East Coast expansion covered by local outlets like amNewYork.
As a brand-new first-in-market location on a high-foot-traffic stretch of Broadway, walk-in dessert shops like this can see bursts of demand right after opening and during weekend afternoons/evenings, but our single-search research didn't surface specific reported wait times or line details for this location. Reviewers on Yelp are the best source for up-to-date conditions until we have a camera here.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Damnlines doesn't have a live camera at this location yet, so we can't give you a real-time wait count. It's the chain's first New York City shop, on a busy stretch of Broadway, so opening buzz and weekend foot traffic can bring bursts of demand — but our research didn't turn up specific reported wait times for this location. Call ahead or check the Yelp page for current conditions.
The NoHo location is reported open daily, roughly 11am to 11pm, though hours can shift — confirm on the Yelp listing or official site before heading over.
683 Broadway in NoHo, Manhattan — this is the chain's first New York City location.
No indication of a reservation system was found — it reads as a standard walk-in frozen yogurt counter, not a reservation-based restaurant.
It's a Los Angeles-founded frozen yogurt chain built around Greek yogurt-based soft serve; the NoHo shop marks its first expansion into New York City.
Sources: Yelp — Go Greek Yogurt (New York) · amNewYork — Go Greek Yogurt opens its first NYC location in NoHo