Yogurt Dream

Stopped by a few months ago, but i guess it’s now closed? I’m sure the closing wasn’t a surprise to most… This was the worst yogurt place I’ve been to! Not very many flavors to choose from and pricier than other yogurt places I’ve been to. Maybe I’m just super spoiled by Yogurtland and Yogurt world :)

HAS CLOSED…
While it was open, the location was really convenient for me and my family. A small selection of yogurts compared to some other close stores, but decent choices. Seemed a bit more expensive per ounce than other places as well. They also began serving crepes which weren’t too bad, but none the less, they are gone…

The yogurt is really good, although the service could be better. After all they are kids and can spill once in a while. By the way I can get my own spoon thanks

Got hooked on Swirls on El Camino and was happy to discover a FroYo place in our new neighborhood.
Unfortunately, I was severely disappointed. The older woman behind the counter is rude. The place is dingy and the flavors and toppings are blah. It’s over priced and they’re NOT happy to let you sample.
I don’t care if they have another fundraiser for ME. I’ll donate $ 5 to the school and drive to Swirls from now on.

These guys suck pretty much. They try to reduce their incremental expenses by going cheap (e.g. cheap styrofoam cups, almost empty machines all the time, sign on door of restroom discouraging use by those other than customers, etc.). This is the typical short sighted mindset of crappy mom and pop and son and daughter operated businesses like this.
Be proud, be hospitable, have a smile on your face!
Don’t put stuff on the TV that your clients don’t want to see, don’t appear to hate children as much as you do, don’t require minimum charges on credit card purchases!
If they weren’t so close, and participate in fund raising with my daughter’s school, we would be driving 2 miles to Golden Spoon always.

A little dive with some friendly service. It served it’s purpose. Is it Froyo in San Marcos with more selection and a larger place? No. Is it a place to get some yogurt with your basic toppings? Yes.

Our local yogurt shop. The flavors are great, the guy who runs it is really cool. Seems expensive to me, but my wife likes it.

I sampled all the local yogurt shops on my quest for finding the perfect yogurt. Yogurt Dream had the most expensive yogurt and the least amount of toppings. I didn’t get any toppings and my yogurt was at least $ 1 more expensive then the other stores (same amount of yogurt and toppings).
But the yogurt tasted very good. Mine wasn’t watered down or powdery tasting. The yogurt itself tasted better than most the other yogurt shops.
I wish they were cheaper and had more toppings!

What a disappointment. Their benefit of yogurt wall said that it helped with bad breath and extra pounds. but I was left only feeling unsatisfied. When I came in and asked for a taster cup. which was not offered. neither was a «hello welcome to yogurt dream». Instead I was given one taster cup for 3 people to try the disappointing 4 flavors that they offer there. The message was clear. just in case you wont buy any. I only want to waste ONE taster cup on you and the two kids. When I asked her again the blond owner rudely handed me two more taster cups for the kids. Couldn’t quite figure out why the owner was being so frugal with her taster cups. But after I tasted her watered down flavorless yogurt I realized exactly WHY she didn’t want you taking a taste. you might walk away. the kids decided on a cup. but barely ate it and ended up throwing half of it away. :(Looks like that cheap bad mood owner needs to eat some more of her yogurt, fix the taste of it and clean out that «bad mouth odor» attitude she has towards customers.
Oh and get this… after we PAID for our yogurt. we looked around for spoons. nowhere to be found and neither was a «Thank you for visiting. my soon to be shut down „out of business“ yogurt shop, because I forgot to read the „customer service for dummies“ book before I opened the place?». After we asked for spoons. the cashier reached down into his secret hiding place down below. and grabbed the spoons… if we didn’t ask. they sure weren’t going to give us any. looks like they get stingy with the spoons to… Crazy. Not going back to this place!.. I want a Yogurtland in north county~~!

This is our local frozen yogurt store so we frequent it once or twice a week. That being said, you would think that the owners, who are always there, would recognize us. My daughters will sometimes go in while I wait in the car. They wouldn’t even let my daughter sample a flavor despite the fact that my other daughter was filling up her yogurt cup and was about to pay. Not only that but my youngest daughter, who wasn’t eating yogurt but had asked the woman for a spoon, was declined «you didn’t buy one, so you don’t get one!» They are so cheap that they have actually lost themselves 5 paying regular customers. What a shame! I understand that there are high schoolers that come in and abuse the sample system but come on, part of that business is dealing with stuff like that! Stop being so suspicious and cheap!

This place is substandard compared to other self-​serve yogurt places (Menchie’s, Yogurt World). They have about half the number of yogurt varieties as the other ones. Certain flavors just didn’t taste good (cheesecake). We were watched like hawks as though we were teenage kids trying to steal samples without paying. I guess they have problems with that?
The fruit did not look super fresh, so I opted for the dry toppings plus marshmallow sauce (my fave). Honestly, there are just better, tastier options for yogurt shops that have many more flavors, so I can’t imagine myself coming here again.

Think there was about 10 flavors to choose from and quite a few that I like (cappucino, vanilla bean, chocolate and cookies and cream).
Toppings selection is smaller than most places, one being they didn’t have the mini carob chips which I prefer over the larger size ones. Their strawberry toppings were also about out when we got there. On the plus they did have a few interesting toppings that most places don’t have (rock candy, chocolate covered sunflower seeds).
Limited seating available inside so we sat outside. All in all I enjoyed my cup and give it more of a 3.5 on the scorecard.

This place was OK. Only had about 6 flavors to choose from. I tried the Peanut Butter and Swiss Chocolate.
The PB was sour and did not taste like PB. Disappointed.
The Swiss Chocolate was my fav. At least it satisfied my chocolate sweet tooth.
This is a little hidden shop in the Henry’s shopping center. It’s .39 cents/​oz, which is a little pricey. Luckily, I had a BOGO, which offset my disinterest in the price.