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Go Greek Yogurt Opens at Irvine Spectrum Oct. 24

October 22, 2026

Go Greek Yogurt is celebrating the grand opening of its Irvine Spectrum Center location on Saturday, Oct. 24. The festivities begin with a ribbon-cutting at 11 a.m. The first 50 guests will receive a free bowl,* and there will be exclusive merch giveaways and plenty of photo ops.** Yopp, the brand’s mascot, will also make a special appearance.

Rooted in traditional Greek recipes and the philosophy of meraki (creating with passion), Go Greek Yogurt is known for its artisanal approach. Its yogurt is made using traditional straining methods perfected over centuries.

Signature flavors include Plain Tart, Greek Honey and Chocolate, along with rotating monthly and seasonal options. Guests can top fresh and frozen yogurt with Greek spoon sweets (traditional Greek preserves) in flavors such as sour cherry, rose petal and grape. Other toppings include nuts, seeds, fruit, chocolate and Greek honey.

The menu also features sweet and savory Greek bowls, plus smoothies for guests on the go. All are available in customizable and pre-made combinations.

More than a yogurt shop, Go Greek Yogurt is a Mediterranean lifestyle brand that celebrates intentional living, nourishing ingredients and the joy of slowing down. It invites guests to reconnect with their bodies, their communities and their culture, one delicious bite at a time.

Go Greek Yogurt Irvine Spectrum is located at 611 Spectrum Center Drive, Suite 611, Irvine, near The Cheesecake Factory.The 800-square-foot shop is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and offers outdoor seating.

*Limited to the first fifty (50) guests only on 10/24/2026 at the Irvine Spectrum Center location only. One (1) free bowl per person.  Approximate Retail Value is $12. Not redeemable or refundable for cash value. Yogurt flavors available while supplies last.
**Giveaways are of nominal value; while supplies last.
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