A new frozen yogurt shop is settling into Georgetown's Republic Square Plaza, with owners aiming to have the doors open before November wraps up. FroYo Lux will offer self-serve frozen yogurt alongside a menu of crepes, matcha drinks, elote cups and smoothies, giving the Georgetown plaza a new sweet-treat option heading into the holiday season.
Inside the New Shop's Menu and Timeline
According to Community Impact, FroYo Lux is coming to Republic Square Plaza and will open by the end of the month. The shop is owned and operated by Cinthya Larios and Alejandro Zambrano, who plan to set up at 900 N. Austin Ave., Ste. 605, in Georgetown. Beyond the self-serve yogurt bar, the business will sell crepes, matcha drinks, elote cups and smoothies, rounding out a menu built for variety beyond the toppings counter.
The shop is undergoing city inspections before opening, the outlet reports, a routine but necessary step for any new food establishment before it can welcome customers. The exact day doors will open hasn't been pinned down beyond the end-of-November target.
What the Inspection Process Typically Involves
Food establishments in Texas generally must clear state-level requirements as part of opening, and the Texas Department of State Health Services lists a $150 fee for inspections of school food establishments and nonprofit organizations. It's unclear whether that fee structure applies to the city inspections FroYo Lux is currently undergoing, but it offers a general sense of the regulatory steps new food businesses often navigate before opening their doors.
For now, Georgetown residents eyeing a new frozen yogurt fix will have to watch for an official opening announcement, with FroYo Lux aiming to be scooping self-serve cups and blending smoothies at Republic Square Plaza before the month is out.
