Yogo Factory

Thank the heavens FLAT RATE CUPS!!! $ 4.99 plus tax. Wow haven’t been here in awhile and I’m glad I came back. One of the main reasons was because of the price of the weighed cups. Usually paying over $ 13 and not being able to finish. Today the woman at the front desk was friendly and welcoming. Took the time explaining and all around very helpful. Can’t wait to come back when I need that iced fix.

visiting the area from Cincinnati, Ohio. had a minivan full of people, 7 of us. needed some dessert after eating famous White House subs. good selection of flavors n toppings. very clean place. got to use Unilocal check-​in coupon.

Ignorant employees, I tried to ask questions about products and the business they just walk away without answer, never come back to that place again ! !

Ann, the new owner, welcomed us with a nice smile. Tasty yogurt, lots of toppings and a selection of low and non fat sugar free yogurt. Needs some sugar free almonds to stay on my diet.
Check the closing hours. 11:00 seven days not midnight as listed.

Good time and good frozen yogurt. The teen ladies (only mention that because I’m not a fan of teen girls, but these guys can manage to talk and work at the same time) work hard and clean up the dropped toppings on the floor several times. Good choice of flavors and toppings. They allow you to sample as many flavors as you would like. We have been going there for a few months now and have not had a bad experience as of yet. Free Wi-​fi is an added bonus.

I am a little freaked out at the monopoly this place is creating on the frozen yogurt scene in South Jersey. Locations in EHT, Absecon, and more to come in Linwood, Atlantic City, and Hammonton?! Yikes.
I stopped here on a Monday at 12:30 (they open at 12), and there was a sign in the window indicating they were closed without any explanation as to why. Unacceptable, in my opinion, since this is a chain operation. Not like it’s a little family-​owned business run by an elderly couple.
I came back last night and the place was bumpin’. Literally, packed. Like not a seat left in the place. I like that they have booth seating as well as countertop.
I was greeted promptly, but wasn’t offered any samples. I get that they were busy, but a little more personalization of service would have been appreciated. Also I read that each customer only gets two free samples? What is that?! Poor business practice. Is it going to kill you if I sample 4 flavors?
I combined red velvet cake and cake batter, and both were very flavorful and tasty! I picked up a spoon to add a (dry) topping, and the spoon left stickiness all over my hand. That was gross, and I didn’t see any sanitizing wipes or Purel stations around.
There are interactive screens all around where customers can check in on Facebook and foursquare. I’ll be honest, I can do without all the technology sometimes.
It seems like this place is geared more towards children. Not necessarily a bad thing, just an observation.
When I weighed and paid, the girl at the counter asked if I had a rewards card. When I said I didn’t, she immediately gave me one, explaining the terms to me and giving me my first punch. Good customer service.
It is a chain, so I’m inclined to limit my patronage here, just for the simple fact that there’s a small family-​owned business closer to me that I prefer. But I definitely won’t shy away from this place if I’m near one of their 56million locations and need a froyo fix.

There’s a lot ice cream n yogurt choices and many dried topics. however, not enough fruit toppings and need to add Mochi as topping. Overall I like this place, delicious!!!

50 flavors of frozen yogurt in their rotation, and all are low fat or fat free.
I had half peanut butter, half red velvet cake, and both were really flavorful. It’s as satisfying as ice cream, but better for you. Well, maybe not better for you once I smothered mine in reeses pieces, but close enough.