Yogi’s Frozen Yogurt Bar

Sadly, Yogi’s has closed. I’m pretty sure Pinkberry took all the owner’s business. I hope the owner establishes another business soon.

Yogi’s is okay, I don’t think I’ll ever give a self-​serve froyo place a terrible rating on the simple fact that if I can get as much as I want I’m pretty happy. The reason I’m not giving this place a higher rating is because their selection is pretty small and on the day that I went two of them weren’t available for one reason or another. I’m not really sure why it wasn’t. The toppings are pretty standard for a froyo place, berries, mochi, nothing to write too much more about, so I won’t.

Yogi’s is my favorite fro yo in nashville. It has the same ‘pay by the ounce’ gimmick and bright colors as overlord Sweet CeCe, but without screaming children and those annoying upright dispensers that disagree with gravity (or my clumsiness). The flavors and toppings are nearly (if not exactly) identical. They might even use the same supplier — not kidding.
It is super clean too! No sticky yogurt pools or renegade slivered almonds littering about. You can also choose to sit outside in their little side patio/​garden type area and view the commotion on West End, all while feeling smug that you didn’t have to wade through the horse and pony show of other nearby chains.

I love Yogi’s! As far as frozen yogurt is concerned, they get 5 stars.
First, the staff are friendly and inviting. They always greet you when you arrive and basically live-​up to the Nashville be-​friends-​with-​everyone-​you-​meet vibe.
Second, they have really good yogurt flavors. I had cheesecake the first time which was awesome with fruit and reese’s. This last time I had cake batter and red velvet swirl with fruit and brownies. So good.
Third, the mix-​ins are awesome. I love fresh fruit and they are never short on strawberries, kiwi’s, blackberries, etc. Plus, their brownie pieces aren’t dried out from hanging out too long. They also keep the area around the mix-​ins in really clean.
Finally, they have a cool seating area with games. I like that you can hang out in the evenings with your yogurt and play tic-​tac-​toe or the games they having hanging around.
A definite must!

Just wanted to let everyone know that much of what I said before about Yogi’s remains true: the yogurt is divine and the toppings are truly top quality (no «offbrand» staledated chocolates here!). But best of all, the funky smell no longer pervades the place which really helps one get the most of their Yogi’s experience.
On my last trip I took advantage of their lovely student discount (20% off if you have an ID!) which makes this the best bet pricewise for yogurt as far as I’m concerned. Plus, you’d think with that incentive this place would be crawling with Vandy undergrads (especially given its location), and yet the place is never overrun by anyone. Certainly a nice change of pace as compared to the tidal wave of humanity that pours into Sweet CeCe’s at every hour of the day. It’s kind of nice being able to indulge my sweet tooth without ODing on adolescent hormones as well, so if going out for FroYo at Sweet CeCe’s often makes you feel either: a) unbearably old, or b) homicidal, or c) both!; fear not! There is another option and its name is Yogi’s!
As an added bonus, Yogi’s appears to be splitting real estate space with a cupcake store which has a counter inside as well (at least during the week). I can’t report back on their quality as I was jonesing for frozen sweets that day, but I think this could very well be a match made in heaven. I mean, given the fecundity of both frozen yogurt and cupcake stores in Nashville, clearly this is the holy grail, no?

At the current rate, in 12 & ½ years all of Nashville will be a Fro-​Yo shop dishing up treats by the pound, however that does not detract that of all the Froyo Joints in all the towns, you should walk into this one.
It’s a really great place, it never seems all that busy and I have the feeling that’s because people don’t want to walk half a block to get to it, but I could be wrong.
Like Sweet Cicis it creates a mammoth amount of garbage for every order and I wish they would invest in a dishwasher and some bowls or something of that nature, but it’s good. Unlike Cicis the streets are not littered with their garbage (however, this may just be due to difference in customer base)
I had the carrot cake froyo today, it was the best thing I have ever had in this realm of foodstuffs. I would highly recommend getting your kiester to this joint

After having this, I’m hooked. Was in Washington, DC last summer and saw the concept and thought it would be a great addition to Nashville, but they beat me to it.
The frozen goodness and the stuff you can pile on is plenty. One of my friends has made it a weekend ritual. Talk about a customer.
Don’t forget to get your frequent yogis card…

I LOVE it here. The yogurt is high quality as well!

I’m really not sure how I’d managed not to find this place before this weekend, given my love for ice cream and products similar to ice cream, such as delicious frozen yogurt. I tried both their mint flavor and their chocolate flavor, and I must say that I was very impressed. This is the best tasting chocolate yogurt I’ve found in town! I was also very impressed with their topping bar-​their hot fudge was actually warm and they had items I hadn’t seen at other establishments such as crushed peppermint bark and pomegranate. As per the trend, everything is self serve and you pay by the weight of your yogurt and topping filled container. The place was spotless, which is also a feat for someplace with a self serve toppings bar, and there was a pitcher of self serve water with lemons which I thought was a very hospitable touch.
So why three stars, you ask? Even though the walls were painted pink and green, something was cold about the atmosphere for me. Maybe it was the concrete floor or the plastic furniture, but it didn’t feel very welcoming to me. Also, even though they give Vandy students a 20% discount, I felt like the price was still a little higher than I was expecting (and let’s face it, I’ve got enough experience with fro-​yo to have a decent internal price gauge). While Yogi’s won’t likely be my go-​to fro-​yo establishment, if I’ve got a specific craving for chocolate, this is the place.

Like many, I was super surprised by Yogi’s. Despite being one of the five frozen yogurt places within the West End/​Vanderbilt/​Hillsboro Village area, its modern décor and fresh flavors allows it to stand out. The slate floor plays off the neon green walls and funky modern tables and chairs.
The wall of self serve yogurt included flavors such as Dulce de Leche (yummy caramel flavor) a delicious Irish Mint as well as Cookies & Cream, Pumpkin, and the standard chocolate and vanilla. Their facebook fan page lists the current flavors so you can plan ahead.
Like other self serve yogurt places in the area they have a standard sized cup but in my opinion Yogi’s machines have much better control in terms of dispensing the yogurt. I enjoyed my treat at Yogi’s and will likely return.

Hey Nashville hipsters! Yeah, you know who you are! I’m talking to you. You’ve been wandering down to that Pinkberry place and ignoring a place that’s much better:
Instead of going East from Vandy, go west, and before you get too far down the road, you’ll see Yogi’s, a little shop that offers a better product, cheaper, and in just as much a hip environs.
I had the Irish mint flavor, and it was great! Not just good: great. I was thrilled. My serving that cost about the same as Pinkberry’s, was larger, too.
Seriously, there’s a nice place to go to get good Froyo in the Vandy/​Mid-​town area, and it’s not where you think. Yogi’s blows that Pinkberry’s out of the water, and everyone should go there instead.

This is by far the best yogurt place in town! The atmosphere is very enjoyable; the place is modern, clean, and always very calm. It is not hard to relax! The yogurt is THE BEST I have ever tasted, and it is very creamy. hard to believe it is not real ice cream! It is all fat-​free with one or two low fat flavors, and the flavors are always magnificent! Also, probably one of the most varied assortment of toppings I have seen!
The staff is as lovely as possible. the owner is a gorgeous woman who is always so sweet and willing to help!
the best thing about Yogis is that it is a local business, so be sure to go back and support them!!!
yay! I love yogis!

Yummy!!! This pace is amazing… parking can be tricky, so i often park in the mini mall lot right next door… but if you are there at ‘off peak’ hours you can often pull right up in front.
The flavors are the best of any Frozen Yogurt place i’ve had so far in Nashville… and Tasti-​D-​Lite (and whatever it is made from) down the street should be afraid… very afraid!
As with most yogurt places popping up, you go in and server yourself… so you pay by weight of the stuff you put in the cup.
My fave «low-​fat» flavor is Cake Batter… it is the best ever!
But in my more logical weight conscious attempts i go for the fat free, all of the flavors in that line are great too… but i go with the traditional tart, with a few blueberries and fruit pebble sprinkled on top.
The staff has always been friendly… again an upgrade from the folks down the street in the french chef uniforms (though the lady in the day can be a bit ‘uppity’… but just how she is). The décor is modern and kinda fun…
Anyway… if you are in the Vandy/​WestEnd area GO… go now!

Creamy and delicious non-​fat yogurts and sorbets that you pump out yourself and then top yourself at a topping buffet. Owner lives down the street, and this is not a chain, even though it feels a lot like pinkberry inside. There is a cool seating area to the right when you first walk in –its a dressed-​up alley way to a back door, very neat space that is like an urban oasis among the strip malls.