Myogurt

CLOSED DEC 2010TH — NO LONGER OPEN

So there’s not much someone can say about a yogurt place, but I because I’m a fan of yogurt, and they have Top Dog here (which is the only reason I paid them a visit), I figured I might as well try the yogurt too. I’m glad that there is a separate place for each part of this odd combination. My understanding is that they brought Top Dog in to subsidize the slower winter months when yogurt isn’t as popular.
The flavors tasted fine and apart from the ambiance, you could have told me that this was a Yogurtland — and I would have believed you until I got to the toppings. There was nothing wrong with the toppings, they were just blah. Almost boring in a way? But I must mention the sauce toppings — it was great that they had 6 or 8 different flavors (compared with Yogurtland’s 2 – 3).
If I were local and I wanted yogurt, I would come here, but I certainly wouldn’t go out of my way for it.
I had a couple of other gripes, but I’m withholding that until further review, in hopes that it’s just a fluke.

Oh blech. Blech and yuck and barf.
I LOVE yogurt. I wanted to love this place. I went in with my husband and we both self-​poured a couple of flavors. And they all tasted like CHEMICALS. I don’t know if someone was drunk in the back while mixing up the frogurt, but none of the four flavors were tried tasted good. And these were pretty basic flavors — chocolate, mint, etc.
I took about three bites and then threw the whole mess away. Which I don’t think I have never done before. I’d rather go without than have to eat frogurt from myogurt.

Great flavors and toppings — surpasses Yogurtland with the cool décor alone. The yogurt is creamy and flavorful.
I like the lounge seating — and they don’t mind if people hang out a little bit.