Yogo Bowl

I really liked this place. It was close to work and near some places that I frequently go to for lunch, so it was convenient to stop in. However, I’m pretty sure this location has been closed down. Last week some folks mentioned the doors were locked during business hours, and when I stopped by today it was locked and the lights were off. Also all of the shelves look cleared out and the phone number is disconnected. Sad panda :(

It feels like this place has changed owners a number of times. In any case this place has done nothing but get worse and worse over time. I have no idea how it is still in business because it’s pretty awful now.

Their chocolate frozen Yogurt is the bomb! Goes well with anything. Wish there was more selection in toppings.

Stopped by to get some frozen yogurt for dessert. Every machine came out super slow and was either really runny or as if the machine was having a horrible bowel movement. We really should have just left after the first pull, but we were being too nice and followed through to the purchase. The flavors available seemed lacking since some of the machines were not in use. One positive was the cashier girl was nice. We won’t be back.

Only had about 4 yogurt flavors that worked, plus one that was super runny. Yogurt had a watery consistency. Only reason it gets two stars is because the person who worked there was super friendly.

Ugh, no. I had stopped here once before and got a bubble tea and it was okay. got the yogurt this time, took two bites and trashed my $ 6. The only way I can describe the taste is like frozen flat coke, I don’t even know. It tasted weirdly carbonated and not at all like the flavors it was supposed to. The other reviews were also correct in saying that it melted in about 2 minutes and the toppings were all kind of stale or very obviously the crappiest store brand version. The strawberries were all kinds of mushy. basically a giant bowl of yuck. Don’t bother with this place!

Cookies were stale and I mentioned to the clerk and she said they ordered soft cookies and didn’t offer to replace. Soft was not the issue. They were stale!!!
After we leave my son tries his cookies and cream yogurt and it tasted horrible. Never going back!!!

Very very cute restaurant. This place is great for a casual hangout. I really liked the waffles they served here but they stopped serving them but left the sign outside that they had them for awhile. The froyo is good too and i like their selection of toppings because it feels just right. I also like to give this place credit for being one of the first froyo places that started in austin before it got extremely popular and trendy.

I love me some frozen yogurt and eat it often. I’m in sales so I visit a lot of different frozen yogurt shops all over central Texas. I did not like this place at all. The yogurt was watery, not frozen at all, and I tried 3 different kinds. All very soft. The brownies were hard as a rock! I love soft, chewy brownies. And, it was $ 2.00 to $ 3.00 more expensive than I usually pay. I don’t recommend this place. Front Porch in Round Rock has the best frozen yogurt so far. Always good, fresh toppings, and great service.

A hidden gem– clean, friendly service, moderately priced, & did i mention open until 10 pm daily?! The smoothies are always delicious. My daughter and i enjoy our time here and I would recommend this place to others.

I do like me some frozen yogurt (I think I literally lived off of it in college), so I always love to try out froyo places that allow you to serve and top according to your preference/​mood. This was a celebratory stop after a child’s dance recital, so I used my trusty Unilocal app to find the closest location to where the recital was. Yogo Bowl was the closest, so off we went (I met the ballerina and her family there). Well, the flavor and topping options looked good. I went for the Salted Caramel, Birthday Cake and Cake Batter with some Reese’s peanut butter cups and Oreos on top. The Cake flavors were fine, but I’ve certainly had better… ones that really make you feel as though you are eating cake batter. The Salted Caramel is the worst of that flavor I’ve ever had — it was fizzy tasting, almost like a soda fountain drink gone awry. It’s a small shop, but there are places to sit both inside and outside. I won’t be rushing back here because there are better yogurt places closer to my house than this one.

Ugh. This place was a huge waste of money.
I got the cookies and cream, which was brown and, when I tried it, didn’t taste like cookies or cream. I then attempted to add two other flavors. Both were runny, like diarrhea consistency. The toppings looked stale. There was no fresh fruit.
The woman working was not friendly at all when I came in, and when I politely mentioned that some if the yogurt in my bowl was… runny…to say the least, she didn’t even respond, just informed me it would be nearly $ 5. Why couldn’t she just allow me a new bowl so I could buy unmelted yogurt?
The yogurt was icy and tasted on par with McDonald’s soft serve. If I am ever forced to choose between these two establishments in the future, I will definitely be choosing McDonald’s.
Waste of money and calories.

This is pretty standard as far as froyo goes. The interior was bright with fun colors. However, several of the flavors were out or not working. Despite these being down, there were still many options to choose from. I don’t eat a lot of froyo, so it’s hard for me to really judge the differences in the quality of the yogurt itself, but my cookies and crème was really delicious. All the flavors are «low fat» but there were no sugar free options. I think they should have an option for diabetics, seeing as froyo is considered a healthier dessert option. I do like that this particular froyo place is open until 10pm and has free wifi! The cashier at the till was nice, as well.

The new owners are nice and they’ve tried to make some improvements to overall business.
However the quality has been inconsistent the last several visits. We usually get the tapioca bubble teas, and the tapioca pearls have either been toooo mushy or not cooked long enough (when you chew the tapioca is hard in the middle). Also sometimes the flavor is nonexistent, this has happened with the Taro which is supposed to be subtle but not nonexistent.
I’ve been visiting Teapioca lounge which is further from my home but would like to go back to Yogo bowl when the quality is consistent.

AWSOME !! The best place in town i mus say !! — If you are a yogurt fan — you would love this place and if you are not a yogurt fan, try this place and you would fall in love with frozen yogurts :)
I live in Plano, but we do drove to austin recently, and we stopped by and loved the place. I am a strawberry lover and had the same. It was yummy !! i just loved the place :) and panning to visit it again when i go to Austin.

It’s a decent place if you want to pop in and get some fro yo. I like that the flavors are not tart and not too sugary. I got the strawberry, a mixed fruit thing and the birthday cake. Tasty. They had mochi as a topping so every thing was perfect.

If you’re going to compare this with Yumilicious on Anderson Lane, this place really needs to up their ante.
The ONLY thing that I liked about this place was the acceptance of credit cards without any minimum set.
No sample cups so that’s a bummer. Didn’t want to stick my finger under the spout because somebody probably wouldn’t like seeing that either. Imagine little kids with no respect and just shoving their fingers INTO the dispenser. Ew?
I chose Plain Tart but when I dispensed it, it came out VERY watery and disgusting. No trash around so I couldn’t just dump it into the white plate they had under the dispenser. Since I’m kind, I just kept dispensing until it came out slightly «solid-​er.» They carried clear mochi that’s always a plus in my book. Strawberries and kiwis were super fresh from what I noticed. $ 3.00 (something) for everything I had.
I walked outside and ate my yogurt. I took a bite of the strawberry and nearly vomitted everything out. Either it was a bad strawberry or something, it tasted SOOOOO bitter in my mouth and left a gross taste that wouldn’t go away without eating THREE DENTYNE MINT GUMS. Jeeze that was totally gross and ruined my whole mood. Probably won’t hit this place again. It was awful. *shudders* Never in my life had I tasted something that grotesque. I hope it wasn’t a worm or w/​e I scooped up but dang that was really gross.
I scooped all the kiwis and ate those only along with the mochi balls.
Yumilicious still dominates my taste bud as the best froyo in Austin still.

As of right now, this place has taken a coveted spot in my list of Top 3 places to get froyo.
I only noticed this place after seeing 20% OFF coupons in my Community Impact Newspaper.
Since my boyf and I were in the area, I thought I would give it a try since the closest froyo joint to us is closed for renovations.
They have at least 12 flavors, maybe more? I forgot to count.
I got a mix of tart, mango, and some other fruit flavors. The tart isn’t shy with its tartness, which I like.
My boyf got the coffee and it tasted *this close* to ice cream. That’s impressive.
The texture of the yogurt is super smooth and not at all icy. Toppings were plentiful and a good amount of fresh fruit options. I will definitely be coming here more often!

I had been here once previously. The frozen yogurt was okay, nothing spectacular but not watery or anything. However… at any ice cream parlor or frozen yogurt place I have been to, it has been a policy to give customers small samples of the product so that they know what the flavors taste like. Not this place. Not that I cared to actually SAMPLE it… that wasn’t the point. This particular visit, I got flavors that sounded good, because I am adventurous like that. And that was fine.
But the group of men who came in AFTER us… well, that was another story. They were unfamiliar with the yogurt product, and were asking about if they could have a spoon or something so they could try the flavors. The person working there said he could not give them a spoon «now» — that happens «much later in the process» (translation for those who can’t read between the lines — AFTER he’d taken their money for something they may or may not have liked). I already had my yogurt, and was waiting for him to weigh it when one of these guys held his finger under the spout and dispensed some product directly onto his finger. They were asking how they could taste the stuff to see if they liked it when the employee remarked that they should just do like they’d been doing and JUST USE THEIR FINGERS.
I paid for my yogurt and left. In retrospect, I should have just left it on the scale and walked out. Who knows how many people have fingered the dispensing equipment because the manager obviously thinks that giving little samples is somehow less acceptable that potentially unwashed hands touching food service equipment or food product.
Yuck. My. Last. Visit.
One star only because ZERO was not an option.

Honestly, I don’t know why people complain about this place. Its really cheap, and you can get whatever you want. Sure, there aren’t too many flavors, but the flavors they have are awesome. They also have a good selection of toppings and syrups. Today I got cheescake and red velvet with tons of toppings and it was less than $ 4, and enough for me and my boyfriend!
I live walking distance, so its definately worth the trip when I want a tasty, frozen treat.