Yogurt Story

Love this place. The place is always bright and clean. First you start with what size cup; pink or green. You get charged by the weight of it all so it the size cup really doesn’t make a difference. They have basic flavors of frozen yogurt with a few odd ones; strawberry, chocolate, orange sherbet, watermelon sorbet, coconut, etc. I thought there would be more flavors but it works. You can mix whichever ones you want and however many. Then you go over to the next counter which consists of the toppings. The toppings include fresh fruit; kiwi, strawberry, banana. They also have chocolate chips, granola, gummy bears, Reese’s, butterfingers, etc. Basically whatever you like they will have. I would have liked to see more fresh fruit options but again that’s just me. It can be pricey so make sure you are watching how much you put in your creation.

I like this yogurt story! The store is always well maintained. It’s clean, organized, & look good. In addition, yogurt story has a good flavors & great options of frozen yogurts + topings. The workers there are friendly and always very helpful. They always have smile on their face. I just wish they have more and more flavors of frozen yogurts every other month and do a little changes on the flavor. They could at something like «flavor of the month»? I also would recommend them to add patio chairs & table outside of their shop if it’s possible

Nice choice of yogurt flavors. wide range of toppings. never crowded. outside seating available. the perfect place for dessert when leaving any nearby restaurants.

Absolutely horrid service. I was shocked when they not only insulted my girlfriend by making fun of how much yogurt she got, when it was actually very little, but also when they closed up 5 min early for no reason and kicked every one out of the store. When we asked for a card with the owners info on it they refused to supply one. They had even more people show up to order ice cream and as soon as they walked inside the employees turned off the open sign and quickly kicked them out as well. Then they came outside and took the chairs we were eating in from us, not waiting for us to finish. We finished eating our ice cream sitting outside on the curb as they spent the next 20 min cleaning the inside of the store.

Awesome yogurt. .Fresh toppings and different flavors of yogurt to make the experience even better. Not as expensive as some other places but well worth the visit and that special me time if needed.

delicious and GREAT pricing.

Yummy flavors, clean machines, and friendly workers… the only reason why I give this 4 stars instead of 5 is because it could use more mix-​ins!

Great location, always have friendly staff. The place is always neat and clean. Very well maintained. The yogurt is awesome!

A cut above the rest. Excellent value, I definitely will visit again. All the flavors I sampled tasted rich and fresh. Good yogurt/​topping selection.

The yogurt was awesome! Service… no Bueno. The cashier guy really acted strange when we came in. Even weirder when we asked for sample cups. We wanted to stay and enjoy but he was too rude for us. Until he was friendly to the younger girls that came it. At that point we figured lets just go… we guessed we were too middle aged for good service…

I come here all the time, so its time for a review. I love froyo… who doesn’t? In my opinion these places are all the same at the end of the day. Just different flavors and topping options.
The difference at yogurt story than I’ve seen elsewhere. is they use FRESH fruit, not canned. their yogurt is smooth and delicious, not too soft either. I personally favor the cheesecake and blueberry tart mixed together.mmmm. If I’m in a bland mood I just go for vanilla lol. Sometimes I just go in and get up cup full of toppings. fruits and candies, cereals, nuts, cheesecake bites, and granolas. Yes they allow this, seeing that ur paying by weight. Their prices are pretty good. I’ve never payed over $ 4 for a cup full of goodies. The blonde girl that works the front is very sweet! She’s the only one I’ve ever seen there so I’m not sure about the other employees. If u want to taste something just ask… they happily give u a little baby cup to sample.
The ONLY reason I knocked a star off is because they take away the blueberry tart flavor from time to time :-(that’s my fave. I understand there has to be room for promotional flavors. so it’s not too big a deal.
Mmm all this talk of froyo is making my sweet tooth twitch! Is it bad to go twice in one day? Haha it’s so good!

Went over to Yogurt Story after finding TCBY closed up 45 mins early. Found that YS has a out twice as many flavors. Clean location with tons of toppings. Will def be back again.

I really do prefer other local froyo place over this. When I walked in it was too quite and seemed lifeless compared to other places. Flavors were ok, simple selection and not too much on toppings which was a downer.
It’s not the worst, but not the best and just nothing special or makes it stand out in my mind IMO.
Overall…meh, go to TCBY right on the other side of the highway across from Super Target. Sorry Yogurt Story, I gotta keep it real.

It seems as if all of these yogurt places echo the same thing just about and isn’t that much you can add. Yogurt is yogurt. Some may be a bit thicker and creamer the rest just down right runny and nasty. I tried the Strawberry Amaretto… YUMMY!
** Very nice and clean décor and restrooms. Love the many colors of spoons.

This place gets the job done, I just have to get over my irritation with the name. Is «Yogurt Story» a play on words I’m just getting? My way of dealing with the goofy name was by ending every conversation the whole day after eating there «and that is our Yogurt Story.»
I enjoy these self serve places because you can do whatever you want and entirely control the price– both of our yogurts cost like $ 5.50 which ain’t bad for a custom dessert. I did red velvet and espresso with chocolate chops, coconut, and graham cracker dust. Red velvet did not disappoint, I’m so glad it’s become trendy and you can find red velvet everything everywhere! Espresso was nice as well. My dude doesn’t really get excited about desserts but fro you works for him since it’s fruity and not too sweet. They had these weird jelly balls called «poppers» full of juice I didn’t scope out the bananas to see if they were as icky looking as people describe but I did notice the employee changing them out while we were there so maybe they’re trying to improve the janky old fruit situation…
…and that is my Yogurt Story.

Fro-Yo=Hipster. EVERYONE seems to be on a frozen yogurt kick these days and I am one to follow on the trend. Somehow, someway I can convince myself that fruity pebbles on top of 4oz of cheesecake flavored frozen yogurt is better than a hot fudge sundae. AND YOU WILL NOT CONVINCE me otherwise.
humph.
I guess I expect them to look different on the inside, but they all look the same. HOWEVER, the selection of toppings to me seem to be a little less intriguing in Yogurt Story. The bananas were kinda slimy looking, and the kiwi (albeit I wouldn’t put that on my fro yo) looked kinda… well…wrong.
I feel that in place where you «build your own» anything, fruit needs to be on ice, or covered. Bourgeois I know… but sue me.
This was a good first time experience though, and since I live in Euless, where hipster places are few and far between, especially Fro Yo shops, this will remain a contender until another one sprouts up!
PS – try the red velvet flavor with strawberries. OR the banana pudding with nilla wafer or granola. YUM to the MF’ing E!!!
(or you can get both in your cup, like my fat behind, if you don’t mind a little mixing.)

With FroYo places so in vogue these days, it’s kind of hard to pick one to go to. I chose Yogurt Story just for its convenience (it’s close to me and around places I go for errands) and I wasn’t disappointed.
Honestly, it’s just another self-​serve frozen yogurt place; they just happen to do it well. Cutesy décor, clean restroom, helpful staff, etc. I walked in not really knowing what was up, but the girl behind the counter handed me a little paper cup and told me that I could basically do whatever the hell I wanted with it. I could sample whatever I wanted however many times I wanted, provided that I was okay with my cup getting soggy and mixing flavors. I liked that there was a lever specifically for swirling well-​matched flavors. The flavors themselves were great and there was a good mix between creamy and fruity. I chose the Red Velvet and the Birthday Cake, which were both excellent.
The greatest thing about it? They charge by the ounce. Not by how many toppings you put on, or by the size of your cup. That meant I could get as much as I thought I could finish with whatever I wanted on it instead of picking between cup sizes that were too large or too small for my craving. As said before, I wish there had been more variety in froyo receptacles — waffle cones would have been pretty damn sweet. The cup was fine, though. The variety of toppings was boss, but some of them, notably the fast-​oxidizing bananas and the strawberries, were looking a little worse for wear. Unfortunately, that’s the crappy aspect of having fresh fruit for customers to pick at sitting in the air all day. The other toppings were awesome, though, and I was really jazzed about the neat selection — fruity pebbles, yogurt chips, yes please.
Altogether, it cost me $ 3.24 with three toppings and two flavors. I didn’t get a full cup because I saw how big it was. Then, we sat on the patio and enjoyed the lovely day. So if you know your limits and like having a lot of toppings, this can be a really cheap, if unremarkable, place to go.

I finally gave in to the yogurt craze today. With a new counter popping up in every shopping strip I had to see what the big deal was about. I loved TCBY back in the day and not too long ago I tried Pinkberry, which was NOTHING like TCBY. Well, Yogurt Story is much more like a modern self-​serve TCBY. I had peanut butter and tasted my mom’s red velvet cake and ny cheesecake and it all was delicious.
I wish they had more options than that huge plain cup though. Waffle cones, bowls, etc would be great to have. Also — watch out for getting too much — it’s a little tricky because ALL the cups are large so you have to guess how much you really can eat. Their cup probably holds about 2 cups of yogurt which is 16ounces and would be $ 5.60 + your toppings and tax. That’s an expensive cup of yogurt — you could buy a whole gallon of good ice cream for that. So be careful with the squirter!

Love this place. The topping are really fresh here. They have different flavors to please all types of customers. I love the the banana pudding yogurt topped off with the fresh granola options they have! My new favorite is the Red Velvet cake. OMG it is so yummy with mochi!

This place is great and really fresh!!! I love frozen yogurt, and this is one of the best thus far. Although, it is a little more expensive, it’s still good.