Love In A Cup

The froyo and toppings were fine. Not much selection on the yogurt flavors. The atmosphere was weird though and I can’t quite put my finger on it. The theme of the place wasn’t very well executed and while the serving area seemed clean, the bathroom was filthy. I would not go out of my way to come back here, although my 10 year old cousin loved it. The guy working there (the owner, I assume) was pleasant and helpful. I think there’s a lot of potential for this to be a great place with a little marketing help and a deep clean.

This place was gross and filthy. I moved from Cali to Hampton so my expectations are high when it comes to frozen yogurt, it’s also my favorite treat ever. It’s down the street from where I live so I gave it a shot. The cheesecake flavor was SPOILED! Rotten… Gross. Like who sells that. I will never go back again and hope it closes down .big disappointment. Thanks for a expensive SMALL yogurt that I had to throw away

you get what you pay for. the toppings were melted inside their containers because the «staff» had the front door propped open so they could go in an out an smoke with friends that came by.

Place was gross. We walked in and some dude was far more interested in his phone that bothering to explain how anything worked. It looked like he hadn’t cleaned the ice cream trays in days. The toppings area was filthy. We left and will never be back. Perhaps if the employee cared more about his job than being all «smooth» it could be a decent place.

Everyone has something that just irks them. One of mine is when stores and restaurants close or don’t open when they say they are supposed to be open. Went at 940 to pick up a late night snack and the door was locked. Employee already cleaning the store. I understand it was late but what do we have the store hours on the door for? Why not just say open and close whenever we feel like?

This frozen yogurt place has a definitive «family-​owned» feel, since this location is the only one of its kind. The staff was extremely kind and friendly, and made me feel very welcome. But really, we all have to admit, the most important part here is the quality of the treats in question. There was a moderate variety of yogurts to choose from, but that’s not my hugest care. The TOPPINGS are my only concern at a froyo facility. And did these folk deliver! They had every kind of topping I could have ever wanted for my frozen yogurt! And they had all sorts of syrups and squeezes, even nutella that I could use to top off my tasty dessert! And, on top of all that, the price was AMAZINGLY affordable! I normally spend a good $ 10 in weight at most froyo places (I did say how much I love them toppings), and here it only cost me $ 6.50. Very impressed, and beyond satisfied. I won’t be going anywhere else for my froyo from here on out.

Ah, this place. I tried it thinking it would turn out alright, but I felt uncomfortable as hell going to this shop. They have very limited selection of yogurt and their toppings area was not kept cleaned.
The ambiance was definitely not my style. The male cashier apparently thought he was «Rico Suave» or something, but his «smooth» demeanor only freaked me out. The moment I walked in, I thought I was entering a porn/​romance movie set. The music playing were too slow for me and very on the low key as in the the tracks you hear in love making scenes… EEK!
I have experienced better shops. I would not be coming back here again.
Oh another thing, I’ve noticed that this shop stays open probably because they have regulars. To be honest, the regulars were older women. Perhaps, this atmosphere caters to their inner needs or something, but it definitely didnt appeal to me one bit. Maybe the customers think that because the male cashier «caters» to them in such a RICO SUAVE style/​move, that it makes them feel wanted or sexy. I dont know; this is pure observation but I was so sick to the stomach when I left, and I know it wasnt because of the yogurt! OMG… hahahaha…

It’s inexpensive, delicious, and very close to where I live. Couldn’t ask for much more. But since I’m here, I could offer one teeny-​tiny critique: More diversity of flavors! Please! It feels like the same rotation every time I’m there. Otherwise, very good. I go whenever I can.

This place is delicious. Pick your size cup, pick any frozen yogurt they have, and pick as many topping as you want. Tons of choices. They also give a military discount.

I’m a fan of Love in a Cup. They are one of a few local yogurt shops that carry sorbet. Now they don’t always have sorbet available, but most times they do. I LIKE them on Facebook and I can check their page to see their daily offerings before I stop by. Although they have a ton of toppings, I generally go for my non dairy sorbet and keep it moving. Another plus to this place is that they change out several of their flavors on a daily basis. When they empty the machines to make way for new flavors, they discount the amount left in the machine by 50% and place it in the freezer by the door. Sometimes I stop in on my way home from work to see what’s on sale. Even though I don’t eat the full blown yogurt, I have a house full of chow hounds who will gladly knock it out. The staff is always friendly and the store itself is clean and open for patrons to sit and enjoy their yogurt.

Pretty average frozen yogurt. The service is friendly and there are pretty good options of flavors, but there aren’t many selections. The toppings are great and they have military discount! A great place to go on a hot summer day!

Love the flavors of yogurt and the toppings you can choose. But I’ve been twice and both times the machines were low on mix and the lobby area looked messy. The lady was helpful, but didn’t say much to us.
Not sure we are going to go back. It’s quite pricey. For my husband and I, it was close to $ 20 for 2 medium cups

Amazing red velvet flavor!!! Limited flavors but great service and the flavors that they do have are great.

Décor is very plain and not very inviting. The yogurt itself was good and toppings were not as extensive as a lot of other yogurt bars in the area, but I think the place is relatively new, so maybe its a work in progress…

Yogurt selection was good but the toppings are slim. Prices were also higher than others in the area. Staff was nice.

i like it when i want to get my inner fat on.

I’m from the DC area and have had many GREAT frozen yogurts. This does not constitute as froyo to me. The original flavor was not even tart and all the flavors tasted more like soft serve creamy ice cream than frozen yogurt, which again, should be slightly tart. If you advertised as the first, self serve, soft serve ice cream place, I would buy it. But not sold as frozen yogurt. Sorry. Haagen Daaz should have stayed in that location.

Super friendly staff! As soon as you walk in they greet you with warm smiles and are eager to talk to you and explain the process in case you are new to the whole froyo craze. They do have a huge banner that explains the process in case you didnt pay attention to their staff. The walls are fairly bright, lime green on the left, blue on the back walls and pink on the right walls. They have plenty of clean open seating and a bar type of seating at the front so you could window watch if you want.
They have different selections and flavors to choose from, but I definitely suggest the Red Velvet! Apparently the strawberry flavor tends to run out rather quickly so I would come early before its gone.
They are also missing chocolate chips as toppings and YoMama, I feel, has more toppings to choose from, but their location and friendly service makes it a great place to go for some froyo! I also wouldn’t mind seeing more fruit toppings like kiwi or peaches.
I was also told that they will have punch cards for the regulars soon. I can’t wait to return and see what new flavors they can come up with!