Yogo Cafe

Wow!!! I miss Yogo so much!!! The best place for lunch you can choice!!! Simple, fresh, clean and friendly!!! I love theirs wraps!!! See you soon ;-)

There really isn’t much of significance worth noting about Yogo other than the fact that it seems to exist as a hangover remedy for most people in this area near Collins. Essentially, this review is to assure you that you can eat the food here without dying, as well as get large bottles of water for comparably cheap prices.
My turkey wrap (
) was inoffensive, to put it succinctly, and the service was quick and efficient whenever I visited for random supplies. For some reasons there are two listings of this business on Unilocal within a block of each other, and since I honestly can’t recall where exactly this place was in relation to my hotel I’m just placing it under the one with the most reviews, although it might not actually be there.

This place is tiny but everything we ordered (chicken caesar salad, a wrap, a smoothie, and a frozen yogurt) was absolutely wonderful — very tasty, fresh, and hearty. The frozen yogurt is the best I’ve ever had (I got mine with strawberries and granola). Wish we discovered this place sooner — today is our last day in Miami Beach…

the Italian yogurt is very good but don’t even bother with the sandwiches. Had the caprese panini and was shocked at the terrible mozzarella and the puny tomato. Gave it another chance and ordered a bagel (can’t really go wrong) but was cold and not toasted. Perhaps if I had sat down and ate there it would’ve been different but I asked for it to go.

I second Sharon’s review. I would be thrilled if a place like Yogo existed in Chicago. The frozen yogurt was served with fruit and was delicious. it wasn’t too sweet. The paninis and pastries were also great.
My friends and I were in Miami for 4 days and went there 4 or 5 times!

This is the cutest, most wonderful little find my friends and I came across while visiting Miami Beach this weekend! It’s a family run Italian Café right near the beach.
You cannot go wrong with the Italian yogurt and fruit. It comes in either $ 4, $ 5, or $ 6 dishes. The last day we were in Miami … we went there twice!
Yogo Café also has great panini sandwiches. I ordered the Tuscan ($ 4.75) … excellent. I also had their ham and cheese croissant (two days in a row) and that was soooo tasty!
I already miss it and wish I could enjoy one of those fruit yogurts now — even in this subzero Chicago weather! It’s a must try for anyone in Miami Beach!