Yogurt City

As a Los Angeles native, I have had my fair share of frozen yogurt places, so being out in rural Vermont drastically limits the number and variety of food options that are available to you. Due to this sparse variety, this usually gives business owners an excuse to jack up the prices for their product. Here seems to be a pleasant exception to this practice, as the yogurt is generally about the same price I would expect from a west coast frozen yogurt chain.
Measured by weight, you can fill up a decent sized cup with whatever flavors you want and top it off with a variety of toppings. The sitting room is limited (three tables), though I’d assume people take their yogurt to go since this town is fairly busy with life. There is also a refrigerator full of various beverages to help wash down the yogurt though I didn’t buy any of those yet.
This yogurt joint is conveniently located next to the Ben Franklin and also happens to be connected to it with an open door between the two establishments. They appear to be owned by the same friendly family.
This isn’t the greatest yogurt I’ve had, but it isn’t at all bad. I appreciate their supporting the local businesses by buying locally sourced dairy. That’s fantastic. Really, it is. It’s convenient to have this yogurt place relatively close to school. It makes life easier and more tolerable. Good for us.

Yum-​o! I have had a lot of frozen yogurt in my time but this place has some good stuff. I’m not sure if it’s because the owners purchase their milk locally or they just have good flavors but it is delicious. The mix-​ins were all fresh and the price reasonable for the amount we got. Check them out, you won’t be disappointed!

This is the best frozen yogurt I have ever had. The owners purchase the milk locally and the flavors are outstanding. My favorite is the Plain Tart with a little bit of the pineapple sorbet. But then, I love to try all the flavors.
They are open late, 10:00 weekdays and 10:30 weekends, and in MIddlebury, where just about every place to eat is closed before 9, this is a wonderful place to go and get a snack on the Main drag.
The owners are very nice and they have a suggestion jar to get ideas from customers of what flavors they would like to see.
They use biodegradable spoons too!!!