Yogurt Sundae

Mediocre. I love froyo so much, but this was disappointing. There were 3 spouts that were out of froyo. No flavors that were sugar free/​low carb. Toppings galore, ahich was nice to see some good topping that were unusual. My kiddo liked that they had gummy frogs and jelly beans. Froyo was a little too sweet and fakey. They were out of reeses, and when I asked for more, she said sure, went in back, then came back out empty handed with no explanation. I don’t know if she forgot or what? Also they had magic shell, which was cool but there was harly any lef tin the bottle and we couldn’t get it out. Meh.

Blech. Artificial. Not even vanilla was spared the onslaught of chemicals.
To distract from the potency, I went to town on the toppings. Lots of good-​for-​you fruity-​tooty stuff, but I figured a jumble of brownie and confetti cake bites, shards of various chocolate bars, and gooey hot fudge was the only way to effectively detract from the gag-​inducing flavors.
On top of the garbage flavors, Yogurt Sundae is reminiscent of a kiddie jungle gym and — gridlock alert!– traffic flow is slow and confused. If your patience is anything like mine when you’re jonesing for sweets (meaning non-​existent), you’ll be tempted to bulldoze fellow patrons to get the heck out of dodge.
An admittedly decent array of fresh toppings (i.e. brownie and cake bites had not staled) saves Yogurt Sundae from a solo star fate.

I have been here 4 times, the most recent with my grandson. This is a great place to bring kids!!! They love being able to pick their toppings. The available assortment offers endless possibilities and they all are fresh. I see myself becoming a ‘regular’ customer.

I love that there is a yogurt shop near my house. My son and I went there and had a great time picking out the different flavors and all the different toppings. Can’t wait to go again when it’s warm outside.

As a Minnesotan, you like the cold (we can argue but we are not exactly in FL are we). I don’t know another state where people would actually buy ice cream or frozen yogurt when it is 30 below outside. If you have to go, this is the place. The premise is simple here, pick up a cup, fill it with yogurt, add some toppings, add some more yogurt, repeat on the toppings, pay and stuff your face. Yes, you are doing this all on your own. Crazy huh? They trust you with this kind of responsibilities (more on this later).
You are probably going to say, ‘…hey, that sounds really simple and neat, I can see myself get off my couch for that!’ Be prepared for some serious decision making here, this place have at least 6 different of yogurt flavors… that is not including there is a ‘mix’ handle that combine 2 of them at each stations… You will understand when you see it.
As for the toppings, the choices are too big for me to discuss here. Let me put this way, the cost of the yogurt sundae is based on its final weight and you will feel it. Hence if you let your children run amok with this responsibility, you will find out very quickly an 8 yr old can rack up an $ 8 – 10 tab on toppings in one sitting. Remember you have been warned.
Bottom line: this is a great place where everyone will get their choices on ice cream and toppings. I love the fresh fruit ingredients: i.e. strawberries, mangoes, kiwis, etc.
Enjoy.
Note: Groupon usually have great deals that you pay $ 12 for $ 24 of goods… Trust me, you will need it, especially if you ‘scream’ for ice cream. Yes, you are right yogurt is NOT ice cream.

SO excited that Yogurt Sundae opened closer to my house! We had it the first time at their Blaine location and LOVED it! The flavors are so fresh and yummy. My son actually picked this as his birthday dessert over anything else!