Yogurt Star

closed.

Not self serve and also overpriced. Not a whole lot of selection. And also they wouldn’t take cards for under $ 5. I guess I was disappointed mostly because it advertises itself as a yogurt place, and their yogurt supply was less than par. But they do have a variety of different things.

went there to get my son some Yogurt on a good sunday stroll.
The place was hot and two med yogurts with toppings was $ 13.50. I taste more like flavorless soft serve seriously bad. over priced crappy yogurt. I hate the stores on Hollywood and actually look forward to all these shops being replaced by good quality stores.

I was surprised to see the overall Unilocal score for this place. I came tonight, on the recommendation from my boyfriend and his coworker who work just across the street. I liked the cleanliness of the location, and was promptly greeted by the two workers. I was on a coffee run for the three of us and I ordered one hot chocolate ($ 2.75), one white hot chocolate ($ 2.75), and a caramel frap ($ 3.50).
They offered a variety of coffees and teas, as well as yogurt, waffles (plain or with fruit), crepes, boba-​y stuff, grilled cheese sandwiches, and «soup of the day» soup. Prices seemed very reasonable (a small yogurt being around $ 3, a grilled cheese being $ 3 also, etc).
I took the coffees to go and went back across the street. My white chocolate hot chocolate was absolutely delicious! Like, beyond delicious. My boyfriend described it as «Jesus cum» — yeah, I’m kind of glad he doesn’t have a Unilocal account. I was a bit more polite and compared it to «like eating cake» — it seriously was delicious though, and I highly recommend it. My boyfriend and my friend also both enjoyed their drinks, although they both decided that the white chocolate one was the best.
All in all I thought it was a nice place. I would go back again for a coffee, I would probably also choose coming here for a drink as opposed to the Starbucks down the street. I also enjoy their hours and that they are open late.
4 stars from me!

IMO the yogurt is like any other yogurt place. You can put all the toppings on you want if you’d like. It can be pricey but once you become a regular they start giving discounts.
These guys just don’t serve yogurt despite the name. They also have all sorts of coffees, teas, smoothies, even crepes. They even have a candy station. All of it pretty good.
Where it really scores points with me is that the atmosphere in here is great. They got pretty lights all over the place creates a good mood lighting. I use this place mostly for studying because Starbucks which is down the block some gets pretty hectic and crowded. Free Wifi and they also have computers that you can use if you need to print something out.

I have never seen anyone ever make serving frozen yogurt so impossible. That hungry why wait snickers commercial should be filmed here. One of the girls could not put whip cream on the frozen yogurt so I had to ask her if she needed help. Fortunately between the 2 of them, there were able to divide and conquer.

great place to grab some yogurt, a quick drink, snacks, or to use the internet for a bit. come by!

I guess I’m craving Ice Cream and Froyo? Stopped in for a small froyo and that’s what i got. The Strawberry was a bit on the tart side, but that’s what strawberries are, tart. Meh, I really don’t have much to say. It’s just ok.

What a surprise! We stumbled onto this place in our desperate search for a restroom after hitting Roscoe’s and Zen Zoo Tea on Vine. This is not the most desirable location for a yogurt shop by any means, but the yogurt was surprisingly… pleasing. If you like Red Mango and Pinkberry style yogurt — that is to say thicker and creamier, you’re in luck. The difference is that it is somewhat less tart. It’s a stand-​out in the odd sense of the term — different from other frozen yogurts we’ve had. Very difficult to describe exactly how… but it’s really good!

Yogurt wasn’t tangy enough. Mochi was way too sweet. No Finish. Insipid.

I walked over to yogurt Star while my friends and I were waiting in line at a gallery opening across the street.
I am not a big yogurt person. If I had a choice I would pick ice cream every time. I had no choice. I got a plain yogurt with strawberries and chocolate chips. I found it delightfully refreshing, not to mention that I was pleasantly pleased that all of the berries were ripe, not tart.
One of my friends ordered a smoothie, which he found tasty as well. All in all no complaints from us. Four stars for Yogurt Star.

sorry but this place is disgusting. it doesnt taste right. who opened such a place??? the plain yogurt tastes like super fatty milk… more like half & half. gross. never again.

Yogurt Star is pretty much like every other yogurt place. They have your regular tarty yogurt and a few other tarty flavors like mango. The regular tasted a bit bland and wasn’t as good as the mango. The yogurts were both nice and creamy. They have fresh fruits and various nuts and cereals as toppings, however no mochi bits.
In addition to the yogurt this place also sells coffee, candy, sodas and even top ramen. They also have free internet.

I was on my way to highland over the weekend, and saw this new yogurt shop. From outside, it has nice mood lighting that changes colors which is pretty cool.
The taste is a bit creamier than most fake yogurt but noting special about the flavor. Cefiore down the street is much better choice and better price than here.
One plus is that they do you free internet for tourists to check emails or maps.