Yogurt Planet

Great way to cool off on a hot summer day!
Nice location! A nice treat after lunch or dinner!
Friendly staff!

Boo! These people need to understand the basics in disability law. Girlfriend of mine and I both have certified service dogs clearly marked, IDed, and vested. Her being in a wheelchair should have been obvious enough, although not all disabilities are visually apparent.
Owner/​employee asked us to put our dogs outside and leave.
Um, excuse me? So illegal, it’s not even funny. Left me feeling really crummy, especially when my dog is cleaner and more well behaved than all the screaming kids in that romper room.
No yogurt is worth that embarrassment. If you own a business, LEARN THE LAW.

Great selection of yogurt flavors, fresh toppings and efficient service.

5 Stars because this choices, choices, choices set up drives my 2 little girls to elation every time we walk in to a place like this.
Sure, it’s just like 10 other frozen yogurt chains. Probably a rip off of something original. Aren’t they all?
The location is clean. The staff friendly. And the froyo and topping choices abound and satisfy.
Getcha some.

Several of the yogurt machines were down. There was a definite lack of flavor and availablity. The clerk was not that friendly. The price was really expensive and there is no parking!!!

We come here a few times a week with our kids and grab yogurt. Parking is easy and their flavors are really good. They rotate out a few, but there are some staples (like cookies and cream and birthday cake, my favs) that stick around.
The topping bar is really good — it’s got the normal stuff (sprinkles, chocolate sauce, reeses, etc etc) but it has a LARGE amount of fruit and fresh toppings.
Once you’re done you can go to the green space across the street and let your kids run around and be crazy.

Took my daughter
and her bro
with time to blow
and the yo was fro
The cashier still
didn’t care
and treated us like
we weren’t even there
She yapped away
on the telephone
while heathens ran
amok on their own
Flavors were few
toppings were a mess
We won’t be back
I must confess

I adore Yogurt Planet. But not this one. There’s one particular employee there that hates his job and therefore hates you too.
The plus side is that the yogurt is seriously legit. The place is super clean and the toppings are always fresh and fully stocked. I’m glad that my interaction with this certain individual is only for a minute or two otherwise i’d avoid it at all costs. There’s an Amy’s right down the street and the employees there are friendly and seem to not mind having customers in their store.

I like this place, but it’s not much different than the myriad of other frozen yogurt shops popping up everywhere. They have new flavors each week, and a few have been very good (angel food cake flavor). I usually just get the tart flavor. I like the interactive atmosphere.

Honestly, I haven’t been to a better Yogurt joint.
You walk in
grab your cub
eject your yogurt
put on whatever toppings you choose
then pay
and it’s delicious
end of story
What is not to like about that?! There aren’t really that many elements to it. Mo, you’re a whiny baby.
Peace.

Yogurt Planet in the Galleria in Austin, Texas is the best! Many nights there is LIVE music out on the green space. Nothing finer than mixing up your favorite Yogurt Concoction (Red Velvet, Snickerdoodle, Chocolate chip chunks, gummy bears) and kicking it on the lawn while some of Austin’s fine musicians serenade you and your better half. Doesnt get much better.

What a difference a day makes. I was being politely chastened for my review about the Yogurt Planet at The Domain — «You sounded like a moron» — to which I politely responded, «Then write your own frigging review.» We settled this at the Galleria Yogurt Planet, where she pretty much proved her point.
First of all, having froyo when it’s 42-​degrees outside does not really excite me, and secondly, is wearing Uggs comfortable? Why do they remind me of Star Wars? Fashion tidbits aside, this location looked exactly like the Domain store, with one exception — the counter didn’t have as many topping-​bin inserts built into it, so the berries looked like colorful patriotic smurfs sitting on top of the counter.
But damn this place has great froyo. There were five different flavors I didn’t see at the North store, like apple pie and red velvet, but I’m pretty sure it’s a regular rotation. They also had the «mango balls» and «strawberry balls» (think bubble-​tea goo) that were missing at the Domain location (I know canned peaches when I see them, regardless of the label). I also give this store props for having an insulated sleeve around the whipped cream, and for playing music in the background, which can make all the difference on the fun-​ambiance meter.
But what turned the corner for me was the kid working this place — Ladies and Gentlemen, it’s the hardest working dude in show business. I enjoy watching a one-​man dynamo, filling and straightening and Windexing and handing-​out sample cups — you rock, fella. None of us there understood a word he was saying when he was also cashiering, we were just amazed at his work ethic and kept filling his tip jar. They should really make an effort to keep this guy.
The bottom line is no place has topped the avocado froyo at Yumilicious (you haven’t tried it yet?), but if you must journey off to some Planet in your Uggsmobile, I’ll concede Yogurt Planet is not a bad choice.

LOVE this place! Many flavor combo’s to choose from and the best part is that you can get as little or as much as you want. It is sold by weight. I haven’t had a flavor yet that I haven’t loved. My favorite is cake batter with fresh strawberries! Yum! Low fat too!

I can only get so creative after writing all these reviews about frozen yogurt shops since they are almost all the same. Let’s just dive into the pros and cons of Yogurt Planet…
Pros, Spacious establishment with lots of seating.
2. Great flavors and quality texture frozen yogurt.
3. Free samples and self serve toppings.
Now for the Cons.
1. Not clean! This was due to the plethora amount of families that swarmed in by the masses with little children grabbing full size cups, serving themselves and eating right out of the bowl with their fingers instead of using the sample taste mini ketchup cups. As the child finished that sampling, they would move on to the next flavor and pull the lever with their sticky little slobbery hands! Disgusting!!! The floor around the frozen yogurt machine was sticky as the final drippings would fall on to it instead of making it in the child’s cup.
Parent’s control your children!
2. And just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse, another parent pulled a chair up to the counter for their 3 year old to serve his own toppings of gummy bears and candy into their cup of yogurt. Spoonful after spoonful after spoonful! The kid was holding up the whole line causing other’s frozen yogurt to melt just because his Dad thought it was a good time to learn independent skills at that moment! Not appropriate dude when you have other children running around who have zero patience as well. Seriously, did the Dad not notice the long line building behind his son and the $ 8 bowl of crap he was going to have to pay for due to the lack of indiscretion of candy toppings his son was piling on?
Parents, buy some candy and berry toppings and have your child practice making sundae’s at home not in a public setting at the age of 3 or 4!
It’s ashamed that I think the frozen yogurt is quite delicious and decent quality here but I’ll never come back here because of the lack of cleanliness or chaos factor!

I like the concept: a self-​serve yogurt bar and you pay by the weight. I tried out the non-​fat mango and pinnaple swirl. (You can choose individual flavors or mixed combos). I added probably a 1:1 ratio of yogurt to fruit by piling on top of my yogurt blueberries, strawberries, boysenberries, mango, kiwi and lychee. It was a delightful refreshment on a hot summer day.

Not so good. The yogurt had that sour yogurt taste. The staff was no helpful or attentive. Had to ask for a taster cup and napkins were not readily available by the machines.

Haven’t been there. but wanted to go… went to their home page and that has to be the dumbest home page I have ever seen. No idea what the place has except for you guys and your reviews… so thanks!!!

For lo-​cal, lo-​fat, there isn’t a better dessert option in Austin. Very kid friendly and great variety in toppings. The staff do a great job of keeping everything clean and well stocked. There is usually enough seating, though in peak times (like hot days and after dinner) you may have to go outside to eat.
A great addition to Bee Cave

What I really like about this yogurt shop is that they have a low sugar Blueberry which happens to be one of my favorite flavors. What I don’t like is that they don’t have my very favorite Green Tea flavor. Sure, the other flavors are fat free but when you add 20 grams of sugar it’s not healthy so yay thanks for an option with only 5 grams of sugar.
For the uninitiated in the new fro-​yo trend of serving oneself. You grab a bowl decide what flavor or flavors you want top with as many toppings as you like then have it weighed and pay. They charge .39 per ounce and it can add up fast if you fill the large bowl.
If you happen to have a dog with you or if you just want to eat outside there is 2 tables and if those are filled they are lots of tables just down the block across from Town Hall.
I am so craving a blueberry topped with fresh strawberries, kiwi and walnuts now:) Good thing I discovered this location that is closer than the Triangle location!