Yogurbella

I stopped by this shop after the movies. I wanted to sit down and have some frozen yogurt before doing some shopping. The lady behind the counter made a huge deal about trying a sample, which I was not accustomed to due to experiences at other frozen yogurt shops. I saw sample cups so I assumed requesting a sample was okay. Initially, I only wanted to sample the original flavor, but she asked me if I wanted to sample another flavor so I also said caramel. Then she proceeded to tell me I could only sample one flavor but she still did not offer it to me. I was really turned off by the poor customer service so I left without trying the frozen yogurt I intended to buy.

Decent frozen yogurt. But rude lady behind the counter was super stingy with toppings– I ordered blackberries and was given ONE single blackberry. I asked for more and she grumbled and shook her head no… only when I said «please?» did she place one more berry on my yogurt. Has potential to be a great place because the location is awesome, but it won’t last if the attitude I saw there tonight is a normal thing!

Not very many options and you can’t control the amount of topping. If you love sprinkles… don’t go here

Bad bad costumer service, not a good family environment. Don’t even deserve one star!

We (party of 4) were about to walk in with our 2-​year old son, who showed some excitement by the laser lights on the ceiling, and ran in first, when this nasty lady shushed the boy in a very high-​handed manner and signaled him out of the parlor, flailing and cursing under her breathe. An ice-​cream parlor, mind you, a place which draws kids!
Spoke to the owner to no avail. He was unapologetic, anything but gracious, without people skills. Being from Italy, he played the foreign card (totally uncalled for) and labelled my complaint «racist», which was by no means the case.

Great yogurt and espresso. The owner bragged about imported Italian ingredients and IT SHOWS IN TASTE. The owners are meticulously clean and the place has a nice atmosphere. For the people complaining about price «YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR»…I guess they don’t get out much. Everything in MERCATO is expensive.

I liked the place. I got a small gelato cone and it was rather good. Plus the severer was nice. It was $ 3.50 which for the area is reasonable. Nothing is cheap at Mercato. I know you can get the same cone at any number of places for a lot less. So — feet in your car and drive there. Don’t complain about prices in Mercato. That’s just the way it is.

Not impressed. The frozen yogurt was good, but very expensive. It’s not self serve and I didn’t see any pricing anywhere, so I was quite surprised to find out a small cup with two flavors in it was $ 5.75.

The experience you’ll find here is nearly identical to every other frozen yogurt shop, so my main issue here is the price. It is Mercato, so unlike some previous reviewers, I won’t bother getting outraged over this. I mention the price being a turn-​off simply because as a local, I pride myself on knowing alternatives to many expensive places like this in town, who exponentially raise up their prices due to their convenient location and ignorant tourists/​snowbirds. Also, unlike many other options here in town, you do not get to serve yourself, and thus, do not get to put on whatever toppings you prefer like you could at Menchie’s or Sweet Frog. The toppings are added by the workers, and you are charged per topping with a limit of three toppings per cup.
If you are willing to pay extra for the same old experience (with an arguably limited selection in comparison actually) in the name of convenience, then go right ahead. I, myself, have been guilty more than a couple times of giving into the post-​movie froyo craving. It happens to the best of us.

Sad to say we were very dissatisfied.
We walked in with our two young children and asked for 3 small yogurts. The flavor and topping selections were meager. The lady behind the counter poured my son’s chocolate first, filling the entire bowl to the brim with watery yogurt. At this point I revised my order to two smalls, as I no longer had an appetite for what they were serving (and I LOVE frozen yogurt). The bowl was so full that it left zero room for toppings. My son asked for sprinkles and we watched with wide eyes as she sprinkled about a third of a teaspoon (maybe 10 – 15 total sprinkles?) around the edge of the yogurt.
Then, while our son was eating, he developed a rash before our eyes. It later turned into a full-​blown 4-​day allergic reaction with swelling/​rash covering his face/​torso. We can’t say for a fact that it was caused by Yogurbella, but we know unequivocally that it started while we were eating there.
To top it off, the service was bad. All in all, we won’t go back. Sorely disappointed.

Went to Yogurbella with high hopes of great tasting yogurt. So I walked in with my family of three and one got a medium yogurt with 2 toppings, another got a small with 2 toppings, and the other got a small with 1 topping. The frozen yogurt was watery and with no taste. The extra toppings cost a dollar each. The flavors didn’t taste anything like they were supposed to. My total bill was $ 18.44. Honestly I wish we just skipped Yogurbella and went to McDonalds.):

I liked it but wished their pricing was a little different. It’s a little expensive for a medium with 1 topping when you can go to another yogurt place and be charged by the pound or receive unlimited toppings for one flat rate.

A little pricey but nice people

We were drinking next door at The Pub and I had a hankering for some dessert. They looked like they were closing up but the nice employee informed me that, for me, they would stay open. How sweet but I feel like you’re coming on a little strong. I went for the chocolate, don’t I always? I got some strawberries on top and I was on my way. This place reminds me of Pinkberry which I am quite a fan of. The prices are better than Pinkberry though, they charge an arm and a leg for toppings I swear. Overall, I wasn’t overly impressed with the quality but it was great for a quick fresh dessert and even better when paired with my blueberry beer, delicious!

No parking around here, it is on the Main Strip of Mercato, beautiful… if you can enjoy it beyond cruising for a parking space.
Smooth, tasty yogurt treats but too pricey for what I prefer. Plus I think the brighter the light bulbs they shine, the more they charge to help pay their electric bill.
Unlike other similar places, smaller space, THEY scoop for you and put the different additions in. Not as many choices as I am used to being spoiled by.
Eat in or out, usually no room to sit, so expect to stroll while you eat.

Located in the Mercato Mall, the place is along the lines of a Pinkberry in terms of look and feel: clean, modern, bright/​cheery.
Flavors are somewhat limited (there were only six: tangy, strawberry, chocolate, vanilla, beer butter, and coconut) and may be a bit on the sweet side for some; but all-​in-​all, I can see why they decided to keep things simple, the flavors are pretty fantastic.
They have the usual toppings you’d expect from this fro-​yo type of place like chocolate chips, crushed butter finger, assorted nuts, and even gelatin-​like balls that are filled with bursts of various juices like lychee and mango.
The place is neither fantastic, nor bad. I would have given the place 4 stars, but the staff looked bored out of their minds and gave us a bad impression despite the bright and cheery décor.

I have to mix the good with the bad. The good is the very attractive shop with pastel green chairs and white tables. The not so good is the amusing selections: vanilla and more vanilla. The good: Fresh whole raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries, as well as bitty chunks of kiwi and whoa — here comes some baaad — papaya? That’s kind of random, considering papaya’s haunting, not-​so-​sweet aftertaste.
Good again: Chunk walnuts and wide almond slivers. But the small chunks of cheesecake seem to be a buzz kill for true yogurt (read: health conscious) enthusiasts.
Each topping is a buck and a half. I say use that money for gas to drive to the Whole Foods at the end of the Mercato for a whole pint from WF’s freezer. That with a plastic spoon would be as good a culinary experience as Yogurbella.

decent but nothing to write home about and mad expensive. Original tasted sour, and not in the tart kinda way its supposed to. Where’s a PinkBerry when you need one?

OK, so this place has garnered a *lot* of hate from other local Unilocalers. I admit that I am not a froyo connoisseur on their order, counting TCBY from my days growing up in the Midwest as the extent of my exposure. The scathing reviews were in part what motivated my wife and I to stop in and try Yogurbella, perhaps out of morbid curiosity.
To be honest, we thought it was pretty good.
The variety of flavors available is modest, and on the day of my visit, included Original, Chocolate, Lemon and Strawberry, with Mango reportedly on the way. We were served free samples of each flavor in tiny paper cups which helped us make up our minds. Each creamy flavor has a definite yogurt taste to it and is not simply an ice cream impostor, with the exception of the Chocolate, which tasted like soft serve ice cream to me. I was not too enthused with the Lemon, but the Strawberry was very good.
So, my wife and I shared one of the smallest (5 oz.) cups of Strawberry, with blackberries added on top, and found it tasty, refreshing, and the perfect size for both of us. It was just what we were looking for on a hot summer afternoon.
Yeah, the prices are on the high side. But this is the Mercato — I don’t know what else to tell you. What was most confusing was that certain flavors cost more than others, with Original and Lemon being the cheapest. Toppings are about $ 1 each. This adds up pretty quickly so you might not want to go crazy here. The one 5 oz. Strawberry yogurt with a single topping set us back almost $ 6. A bit pricey for what you get IMO, but I have no problem justifying this for a treat once in a while. Especially if I’m already in the area.

They’re out of their mind.
Let me tell you, I am a FROYO connoisseur, and coming from the land of Pink Berry in CA, where it’s thirty cents an ounce, spending a total of $ 24 for 3 people is absurd.
This yogurt better be platinum plated, do a song and dance for me, and include a happy ending.
Horrid pricing.
Flavors? Good. Sure.
Overall, yes, you gotta bring your check book, and it’s definitely kid and family friendly (although you have to give up your first born for a scoop of vanilla). Cute store front, and great for tourists, but us locals aren’t supporting this circus of price gouging. $ 24 for three people. Crazy.
p. s. warning! when you request a to go lid, they smoosh your froyo so it bursts out the sides and you have crapy stickyness situation all over your hands… ridiculous.