Pinkberry To Open in Dallas's Preston Royal

Pinkberry, “the taste that launched 1,000 parking tickets,” is going to open (next to Barnes & Noble and Merge) in Dallas’ Preston Royal Village. It will be the first US location to open outside of the California and New York markets.

UPDATE: They’re looking for a manager!

UPDATED UPDATE: Opening in early November.

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