YogurtVille

After a great grill day, our friends took us to this place for dessert. They have about 16 flavors and 50 toppings. They charge by weight. I took too any flavors and they were blended and was hard to tell apart. I figured it would be take 3 flavors max and add some toppings you like. The chocolate and Belgian chocolate you hurt was decent. Did not like the strawberry sorbet much. Coconut flavor was good. Loved the strawberry and mango poppers as toppings. It’s a great place to hang out on a hot summer day.

I love this place! It is so clean and had so many choices of frozen yogurt. Along with a huge selection of toppings anything from sprinkles too fresh fruit, they even have some unusual toppings like full-​size cake balls, chocolate covered pretzel sticks (some have sprinkles too) and coconut shavings. I am a nanny and I will be bringing my kiddos back here!

Always clean with happy people! I’ve loved this place for years, just came on to say they just added a brownie batter flavor and oh my goodness, it’s amazing. Perfect for heading into a week of cramming for finals. If you like chocolate, you’ll love their brownie batter, yuuummm.

Hey, Great place to hang out with friend and family in a hot summer day in Texas :)
Love people work here, What can I say? Cute girl :3
— Do not come half hour before closing time because their yogurt taste bad –_–

Great family place for a nice after dinner treat!!! My kids love YogurtVille. Any time we eat out they want to go afterwards.
The setup is very accommodating for anyone’s tastes. Serve yourself whatever flavor (s) of yogurt you want!!! Add whatever toppings you want! Sorry kids… only two toppings each :(.
We’ve had a lot of fun here and look forward to many more years…
I only wish they had White Chocolate Mousse from my old TCBY days…

I love fro-​yo, I always have and I always will. I am I love with trying new restaurants and ice cream shops in my vicinity. So it makes me sad when a restaurant is not up to standard. We were on our way home from Woodbridge dental When we decided to go into Yogurtville to pick up a frozen delight, it was modern and beautiful. I prefer to go straight towards the birthday cake pump. I pile on the toppings and pay a reasonable price for the fro-​yo. But when I start to eat it, it is old and tastes like sour milk. It made my stomach churn, I was so sick that I couldn’t eat for the rest of the day! If you don’t want to have a stomach ache, don’t go there. The only reason I gave it 2 stars was because the topping selection was OK.

This is one of the cleanest do it yourself yogurt shops I’ve been to, and I was pleasantly surprised that they had many flavors I didn’t see at other shops plus they have a swirl option available, like coconut + orange for piña colada.
Some of the nozzles leaked all over the side of my bowl and I wasn’t too happy about ending up with sticky fingers. Thankfully I caught it before it dripped on my shoes or clothes.

While in Murphy for a visit with family, we stopped by with all of the little ones. It was a very, very hot day. Yogurtville hit the spot! At $.35/​oz, the total came to $ 24. All 6 kids and 2 adults were able to get the flavors and toppings that they wanted. Taste was similar in comparison to Yogurtland and Swirlz.
The shop is very clean and design is pleasing to the eye. Bright and cheery!

Of all the fro-​yo shops I’ve been in, this chain has by far the most flavors and the best selection of toppings. I’ve only tried a few or their flavors, but I loved them. Yougurtville is also more reasonably priced than fro-​yo shops I’ve visited in other states.

We go here quite a bit because it’s the closest to us. I find the flavors lacking and not rotated very often. The yogurt also shoots out at 75 MPH so be prepared for that. The topping bar is pretty good with lots to choose from. What more can you say about a frozen yogurt joint?

So, I’m not too much a fan of the name of this place… anything «–ville» just doesn’t do it for me, and that’s probably what has prevented us from trying this place sooner. We read the Unilocal reviews, however, and decided that we needed to give it a try. I am SO glad we did.
It is self-​serve which can be both self-empowering…and self-​destructing (i.e. self-​fattening). The flavor selection is ridiculous and enough to make any yogurt lover scream with ecstasy. There are TWENTY flavors of froyo. I am not exaggerating. I counted. And then I double counted to make sure I wasn’t hallucinating. Believe me, there are TWENTY unique flavor options to meet your every froyo desire. And that doesn’t even include the swirled flavors – I suppose that would make 30 total combinations. And the flavors are amazing. I wish we could have sampled them all… but asking for twenty sample cups just seemed greedy. I ended up getting the Kiwi Strawberry Sorbet, Espresso, and Pumpkin Spice. They have two sorbet flavors (the other one is a berry pomegranate) and they are both delicious – they have a more icy consistency than the others but the flavors are spot-​on and delicious. Really unique and super flavorful. The espresso and pumpkin spice were super creamy and delicious. I love coffee and the espresso flavor was just like a creamier coffee ice cream. The pumpkin spice also had a great nutmeg/​ginger/​spice flavor to it – any pumpkin pie lover would enjoy eating it. They also had an original tart (which is what I usually use to determine whether or not the froyo is good but the other flavor options were too distracting and I didn’t have time to try it too), pecan praline, chocolate, peanut butter, and other awesome options.
The topping choices are also expansive – the largest selection I’ve ever seen at a self-​serve froyo joint. They have all the typical stuff: fresh fruit options, chocolate-​covered anything, candies, brownies, cookie dough pieces, mochi to appease the Asian requirements, and syrups. But they also have some unique options like life savers, chocolate-​covered pomegranate, Andes mints [those amazing candies I recall as stocking stuffers], strawberry juice balls that look like boba and yogurt chips. I spent at least 5 minutes just staring at all the options trying to decide. For the indecisive eater, it’s a nightmare.
You pay by weight and I think it’s pretty reasonably priced compared to other froyo places. Also, they have smoothie options which we are definitely going to check out next (and they are BOGO 5 – 7 PM everyday for happy hour). Atmosphere is clean and bright. Definitely highly recommended to anyone with taste buds.

Birthday cake yogurt with homemade tasting brownies. Must I say more? No, I mustn’t. (is that a word?)
Good stuff… get the same thing whenever I go. But if you refuse to listen to my wonderful gourmet suggestions, they have TONS of toppings to choose from. Don’t get carried away with the brownies, they are heavy and will have you paying more than you wanted. (not that I ever had that problem). :)

Never been in a yogurt bar before. I had no idea what to expect. I thought the variety of flavors they had was pretty cool, but I went with some tahitian vanilla and belgian chocolate. I was a little hesitant to try the other flavors, if I go back I’ll see if they allow a try before you buy.
B/​f didn’t really enjoy his strawberry banana, he said it tasted mostly like a tart banana. I was impressed by all the different topping choices, but found it a little overwhelming.
Our two buckets (those things are huge!) of yogurt cost $ 5.99 which I thought wasn’t too bad until b/​f mentioned that you can get a half gallon of blue bell icecream for a little over that. So now I’m thinking it is over-​priced. We didn’t load up but got a reasonable amount of yogurt. By my estimation we got about 12oz of yogurt between the two of us and b/​f didn’t get any toppings. I reckon my topping of strawberries tipped the scale.
So I’m not sure we’ll go back, I’d just as soon enjoy a smaller portion of bluebell. But it was fun to check out the place.

My new favorite place to have dessert.
They have a nonfat sugar free strawberry banana yogurt that is delicious and without the guilt. What more can I ask for!!!

I love that you can mix and match whatever yogurt you want and choose your own toppings. Red velvet and the pumpkin flavor are my favorite.
Yogurtville is clean and the staff is very nice. I think they have a great selection of yogurt and toppings. My favorite toppings are the fresh fruits.
The only warning is that they only have one size cups– HUGE so if you fill it up it will be expensive and more than you can eat unless you are having froyo as a meal.

ommmggggg why didn’t I go here before!!! this place = amazing! sooo many flavors to choose from & toppings like you can’t imagine! there are seriously about 20 froyo flavors & a HUGE counter of toppings! I also love that they had a flat waffle cone bowl thing available as well! I’ll certainly be a regular here :)

I’ve tried almost all the yogurt chains in the north Dallas area. Yogurtville is the best and this is their best location. The store is clean. The employees are nice. The yogurt flavors are very good. And they have the best topping bar.
Highly recommend.

I’m now on a mission to try all the new Yogurt-​bar/​add your toppings places I can find. Is it bad to have yogurt for lunch and dinner? hmmmmm.
Anyway, love Yogurtville in Murphy. Clean, bright, lots of options and flavors. Darn my friend Peggy for turning me onto this place. AND WHY must it be right in front of my gym?
I’ve now tried Yogurtland in Carrollton, eh — just so, so. And YogurtZone in Irving — not near the flavor choices and the taste wasn’t as good.
My mission continues but so far this one is on top.

Frozen Yogurt is back, suckas. Don’t fall for the dietetic nature (doesn’t anyone remember Seinfeld?)
It sure is tasty. Lots of options, lots of toppings, and the joint is immaculately clean.
–1 star for not doing smoothies. I say the bigass SMOOTHIES sign behind the counter and had my mouth set for a strawberry protein smoothie, but was told they setup for them yet. Hmmm, maybe take down or cover the smoothies sign?

This place charges by the weight of your total frozen yogurt cup (35 cents an ounce at time of writing). All the toppings you could want, and any combination of froyos you want. Everyone that went with us had the large cup, and it was between 4 – 5 dollars per.
IIRC They had about 16 flavors of froyo (Coconut and Lemon are my favorites so far!) to choose from and a ton of toppings (cookie dough yum yum!)
So, overall a better value than the froyo in firewheel, and it’s located right here in Murphy… New desert stop for sure!