Yogoo a la Mode

Poor selection. What they did have was a bizzar collection of flavours. There were no normal staples you would at least expect vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry. They had strawberry but some weird non-​dairy version. Went because I had bought groupon vouchers and each time the experience was sadder and sadder. Would not recommend.

Was visiting a friend in the area, came here for dessert after lunch.
To start with the positive: the cashier was friendly. The place was clean.
Two stars knocked off for the subpar quality of our dessert. My friend got a strawberry gelato, I settled for milk tea. Homygash, TOO SWEET. Friend couldn’t finish hers because it was overwhelmingly sweet. And the gelato melted pretty quickly. And maybe I’m more accustomed to milk teas where you can actually taste the tea… but this was pretty much milk and sugar. The boba were like little sugar bombs that went off every time I bit into them.
I’ve noticed that dessert places that try to tackle everything in one store (froyo, gelatos, smoothies, milk teas) usually forgo the quality of their items. Meh!

Had the Donatella and Coffee Costa D’oro gelato here and it was great! Definitely going in for the frozen yogurt next time.

Offers boba, smoothies, milkshakes, gelato and frozen yogurt, slushed, and much more:)

Sort of dirty, yogurt is so so, my least favorite in rancho. Only go if it is the only place open. Toppings are not very fresh.

My yogurt had completely melted in a matter of minutes. I will never come back here again.

Good yogurt overall, yet I’d personally prefer a different ‘fro-​yo’ spot. Most toppings are frozen; not fresh. Some of the favors leave a weird aftertaste. Although it doesn’t ruin the complete experience. In conclusion; it’s a spot worth trying! Just nothing too special.

Fro yo… can’t really go wrong here except if you had poor quality toppings… the few times i have been there, the quality of the fruit was good, the cereal was not stale and everything tasted top notch… the only criticism i have is the fruit, although fresh and good, are cut unusually big… if they maybe them more bite sized pieces, 5 star all the way…

We were looking for frozen yogurt, and it was surprisingly difficult to find in the area! This place was tasty, not too many fun flavors, though they did have taro. They also had a good assortment of toppings, but they weren’t all labeled and that was a problem. Pretty sure I got charged for the weight of the cup as well, which is weird, but it was tasty.

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would. They are awesome. I love all the employees, who are always so nice and friendly. Their froyo prices are much cheaper than other mainstream froyo places and I love that it is family owned. I always get thai tea boba here which is an amazing price, $ 3.00 for a regular or $ 3.50 for a large. Its buy one get one half off on weekdays too! I will even drive 10 minutes to yogoo just for this boba which is the best I have ever tasted and trust me, I’ve tried a lot. Overall this little place is neat, love the atmosphere. I come almost every week if not more. :)

The yogurt and toppings here were fair but way overpriced. You can easily pay over $ 12 for 2 small, self serve cups. There fresh fruit selection is very lacking and Pinkberry is probably a cheaper option and higher quality.
To top it off, we were slightly overcharged. There should be a tare adjustment when weighing 2 cups together and also to differentiate between the 2 cup sizes available. (You know, because your not suppose to pay for the container’s weight). None of this happened! When I questioned the cashier on this, she had no idea what I was talking about and tried to brush it off. I let it go but keep your eye on this when visiting this establishment.

This is my favorite yogurt spot in Rancho Cucamonga. I have a soft spot for non-​chain places. The people working there are always very nice.
This place is located in a large shopping center so you never have to worry about parking. The interior is always clean and tidy. The favors are excellent. I’m pretty boring and I like to stick to plain vanilla. But, they have a huge selection of favors.
The prices seem pretty fair here too. They offer a stamp card which is nice incentive for us to keep coming back here. My one complaint is that their cheesecake toppings whiles taste mushy, like they were frozen for a long time. But otherwise, I love this place!

After finding refuge at my beloved «Yogoo» for all of my senior year of high school when it first opened, we thought we had found the mecca for frozen yogurt in the Inland Empire. Of course, that was simply relative to the time being, since the store was a novelty, and so was the leverage it had on Pinkberry for being justly priced for its weight (the soon-​to-​be weight of your waistline, might I add).
You know, the whole «use a marker and graffiti the random green wall» was cool back then. The yogurt was tangy and the toppings, endless. They started selling boba. They started selling overpriced cakes.
And now…
It turned into a mess. Two years upon opening, when all the cool Rancho kids went off to college, they stopped caring. They added boxes made of wood as benches, an indoor fence that I think is «nailed» down with push pins, and the wall, you ask? Well, just see for yourself.
Also, it’s not so very welcoming. For some reason, they tinted the outside windows and I was wondering if the business still existed.
You wouldn’t think that aesthetically, a business could do WORSE– usually it improves over the years. Oh, Yogoo, what’ll we do with you?
Aside from décor, I suppose I can just tell you to stay away from the taro yogurt. I like taro. But this was melted ice cream before it even plopped into my cup. Frozen yogurt should taste tangy, not creamy! Otherwise, why wouldn’t I just go to Handel’s? Also, frozen yogurt should be frozen.
You’ve served us well, Yogoo. A small, local business gone awry.

Came here for a snack with the bestie. We got a few sample cups to try flavors before pouring out flavors. They don’t have the sample cups out but be sure to ask for them if you aren’t sure of a flavor.
I went with southern pecan on one side and tart green tea on the other side for a rich/​and fresh flavor contrast. It was 35cents a ounce I think. The topping bar was rather well stocked and neat when we came. I thought the consistency of the the yogurt was good… not too frozen and not runny either. The fruit with my green tea was fresh and the mochi and cheesecake on my pecan was good.
When we were checking out my friend wanted to try their taro gelato so I did too. I wouldnt say it was gelato consistency but more ice cream texture but the flavor was really good. Kinda wish I ordered that, but I did enjoy my yogurt.
The staff was pretty nice. There is a glass wall where people can draw which is probably fun for little kids but can make the wall kinda messy.
Overall, I think it’s pretty decent.

I was really disappointed in this dessert place because I was excited to try.
The staff weren’t out in front for awhile so I had to stand around for a bit waiting to ask for samples. The gelato wasn’t very creamy and had a weird texture when I tried it, like it just did not have the creamy cold awesomeness I am used to having while enjoying gelato.
After sampling the gelato I walked over to the frozen yogurt wall where it was self serve. There wasn’t a lot of choices and flavors that were offered were very bland ones. I decided on a frozen yogurt twist with fruit toppings. Toppings did not taste fresh and the yogurt melted incredibly fast. I had melty mess within a few minutes and I was eating inside!
I would prefer goldenspoon, milan gelato, or yogurtland to this place.

Had a craving for froyo and this is the closest place to my house.
I had been here once before and it was satisfactory but this time I wasn’t impressed. I wanted to like it, but I just didn’t :(
Tart began melting as soon as it hit the cup, the chocolate tasted a little off and the mango was very hard.
It also seems more expensive then their competitors.
I’m all about helping out small businesses but next time I think I’ll make the further drive to Yogurtland or Pinkberry.

If I’m craving self-​serve fro-​yo and don’t want to travel to chino or claremont to go to yogurtland, I’ll go here. It’s 35 cents an ounce which is more expensive than yogurtland. Flavors change but I always get tart. I like how I can add boba to my yogurt! and my mom LOVES when they have taro. They also have gelato and boba drinks which is a plus since it’s hard to find good boba in the IE. I believe their boba tapioca tastes pretty good.
The place is nice with a wall that people can write on with dry erase markers but it needs to be cleaned! It’s evident that high schoolers/​teeny boppers frequent the place because what is written on the wall is so provocatively immature.
–1 star for yogurt that melts way too fast. I feel like I don’t have time to enjoy my yogurt because I have to race to eat it before it melts.
Other than that, if you’re in the area and craving self-​serve froyo don’t hesitate to stop by here!

Typical frozen yougurt joint. There were a decent amount of flavors but not as many as say, yogurtland. They had some unique topping choices which I liked. Flavor of yogurt was average.
Seating is limited inside. Prices are good, 35 cents an ounce.
Fun thing about this yogurt place is they have giant wall where you cna write on it with erasable markers. Kind if a neat gimmick.

They have gelato also, My son and i got some gelato and my wife got some yogurt.
I got the birthday cake gelato and it didnt taste good at all, it had the taste like when its left out in the freezer open, yuk !
I tried my wifes yogurt she got and it was really good, it is my favorite frozen yogurt ive had.

One of the best froyo spots i’ve been to in the Inland Empire!
Yogoo always has a huge variety of flavors; and they usually always have my two favorite: Pistachio and Taro, which I very much appreciate. The consistency of the froyo is definitely on point– very thick and yummy.
The store is always very clean; it is also very colorful, which makes it a fun place to enjoy your froyo.
Yogoo also sells ice cream cakes. I’ve never tried their cakes, but I definitely plan to one day soon.