Yogurtown

The yogurt is good but overpriced. Nice selection of flavors and toppings. Serve yourself then they weigh the cup to determine the price — which is always about $ 3 more than you think it should be.
For some odd reason, the cups and spoons are readily available but the lids are prized possessions, kept behind the counter, and you have to ask for one. They don’t give you unless you specifically ask. Annoying.

Waaaay overpriced. I paid $ 24 for 4 medium cups of yogurt ½ full. The vanilla flavor tasted awful. Almost metallic.
The guy at the counter obviously didn’t have any previous customer skills and was rude and never thanked me fir my business. I’ll never go back!

I don’t really understand why everyone I know has told me to come here.
We went on Saturday night — it was crowded, but there were a few tables empty. The place was clean, so there’s one star. I saw a worker with a hand vac cleaning up the counter… seriously. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted and when we said we had never been there, she showed us where the gelato was, the soft serve, and explained the process to us. I was excited because, well, great service for a joint like this.
We got cookies and crème… whatever the standard size is (medium-​ish, probably = to two-​three scoops at an ice cream place because we thought sharing = cheap, right?). They have tons of toppings you can throw in, but we just went with two small scoops of classic crumbled oreos. This thing was almost $ 7. SEVEN dollars. I cannot even imagine how much the parents in front of us were shelling out for their child’s dessert, loaded with at least ten toppings (it’s priced by weight).
As for the yogurt itself, it wasn’t mind-​blowing. It was mediocre, wasn’t sweet enough, and the flavor was kind of weak. We won’t go again… because, well, SEVEN DOLLARS.

Amazing selection of flavors, toppings and coffee!!! Give these guys a try before anyone else, you will find the environment clean and inviting and their pricing is reasonable and not confusing like the other yogurt place in Dearborn.

Very clean and many flavor choices. 14 kinds of yogurt and another 14 of gelato! Also 60 toppings, smoothies and Gevalia coffee. There are 2 vegan sorbet flavors and they are on the same unit so you can mix them. Unfortunately only 1 yogurt was fat free, the rest were just low fat. They are the first place I have seen in Detroit using Belly for rewards which is great. We will probably drive the extra 10 minutes to Yogurtopia; they have less flavors but more fat free options plus espresso, crepes, and baked treats.