Corner Yogurt

loved this spot! I actually googled yogurtland when i was in redwood city yesterday evening, and this spot popped up instead. i really enjoyed the mom and pop feel to this shop, and enjoyed the delicious assortment of yogurt flavors. but the real winner here are the toppings. this shop has one of the largest assortment of toppings that I’ve seen at any yogurt shop. They have both fresh/​wet and dry toppings which is appreciated. I got the toasted marshmallow yogurt with coconut and almond toppings… oh and mochi. SO DELISH. I’m in the process of moving to the peninsula from the east bay, and am super excited to return to this cozy spot!

I love this place. One big thing for me is that they have biodegradable utensils and cups… and they actually COMPOST IT. Yogurtland does not, I saw the one on calaveras in Milpitas dumping their trash into a standard trash can.
Also, the place is clean, has enough froyo flavors and toppings. I absolutely love that their cookie dough topping comes in chunks. So tasty! The place isn’t super cold like most froyo places; the temperature is perfect. they keep it environmental friendly and just run a ceiling fan. also their serving bowls come in different sizes depending on how much froyo you want. If you haven’t caught on yet, I like how this place is more environmentally friendly than those other froyo franchises… and their yogurt tastes great too!

Really liked this place because it has fun flavored. It it also has a healthy tart vanilla yogurt.
In addition they have a wide assortment of yummy candy, syrup, and fruit toppings. I wasn’t too please with the Reese’s peanut butter cups because they seemed dry and older but hopefully when I return, they will be fresher.
Overall, it seemed like a good neighborhood place that families went to do I’m hoping this means it’s a neighborhood gem.

Well, the yogurt is still good and the toppings are plentiful. But… when you have rude and uncaring summer help who look bored and don’t seem to want to work there, then the rating goes down.
What? Mommy and Daddy making you take a summer job so you can contribute to the car insurance?
Liked
— yogurt selections
— different size cups
— toppings
Disliked
— the summer help

This is my weekend hangout spot. I love the chocolate yogurt, and the (real!!) cookie dough topping, that isn’t those stupid little cookie dough balls. It never disappoints and I always earn my free yogurt via five star rewards so quickly.
The only reason I docked 1 star is because their «special» flavors always taste like fake sugar to me– like they’re loaded with splenda. I haven’t found one that I like yet. I usually love cake batter, but theirs is strange tasting to me. The creamy mint cookie was ok, but nothing I would actually put in my cup. Yoppi still has them beat on specialty flavors. Step your game up Corner Yogurt!

i’d been meaning to try this place for a while since i kept seeing it on my drive home. it’s a cute little shoppe across the street from woodside plaza, next to a deli.
they have self-​serve froyo @ $ 0.49/ounce, and typically have 10 flavours to choose from. on the day i visited, they had:
+pink lemonade sorbet (non-​dairy)
+nsa strawberry (no sugar added)
+nonfat cappuccino
+premium peanut butter (higher fat than the rest)
+nonfat hawaiian pineapple
+low fat fudge brownie batter
+nonfat wild berry
+nonfat original tart
+nonfat fancy french vanilla
+nonfat cable car chocolate
samples were available, but the cashier had to assist (this is commonly done to avoid contamination), and i was able to try three flavours: nsa strawberry, peanut butter, and original tart. all three were quite good, thick and creamy, and even the strawberry without the sugar added tasted like regular froyo!
i ended up getting a cup of the nsa strawberry, with no topping, and just enjoying the froyo on it’s own while walking back to my car. this was a refreshing treat indeed and i will definitely be back to try some of their other flavours.
other notes:
five star rewards available
inside seating is limited
some outdoor seating along the side of the shoppe
street parking only

This place isn’t what it use to be. Ive been coming to corner yogurt for about three years but lately i find myself driving to yummy yogurt or fruity tutti if in menlo park instead of here.
In the past couple of month I’ve been here several times and the the strawberries are very thinly sliced and extremely slimy like the frozen kind once there thawed and they don’t always have the usual yogurts they had in the past year. The fresh topping look as there from the day before. I kept asking when White Vanilla will be coming back and Blueberry Acai the man at the counter who i sometimes seeing wearing a hat told me thats what they have for now (not very customer friendly). Some if the employees who have beeb there for while are extremely friendly the new employees not so much you shouldn’t have to choose when to go just to get good service. The yogurt taste isn’t the same consistency as it was i don’t know if they switched machines or yogurt brand but somethings off in the taste.
Its a self serve yogurt shop the man who is always there when i go i never get greeted or offered samples as opposed to the previous years when i would always be greeted by any employees when i entered and offered a sample within a few minutes, the fruit use to be fresh and you would be able to notice when the fruit was freshly cut and the topping bins were always clean.
TWO STAMP TUESDAY IS NO LONGER OFFERED which is a shame as i believe that was the majority reason a lot of customer started coming because this is shat made them different from other yogurt shops. Im all for supporting local business but the price i believe is now 52 cents an oz the sign wasn’t really clear.

The Milk Chocolate frozen yogurt here is just delicious. Be sure to stop here at least once when you’re in Redwood City.

0.46 cents /​ounce.
— The yogurt: creamy and a bit overly sweet YoCream base: original tart, vanilla, chocolate, praline, coffee, mint chocolate.
— Cones: sure, there are cones as options but they sit right by the door, without any lid /​wax paper to grab them with… stale, dirty cones? no thanks.
— Dry toppings: seemed appealing on Unilocal,but when I got there, they seemed meager and sorta gross because they looked sorta just.old. and picked on.
— Fruit toppings: sorta sad looking… and probably thawed frozen fruit?
Seating: this place is tiny, so there isn’t much room to move.
I would go to Miyo in menlo park over this place any day since Miyo has gelato, crepes and tons of toppings that look much more fresh.

Nice neighborhood yogurt and ice cream shop. New flavors each week. Children will enjoy all the different toppings. I enjoy the fresh fruit to top the ice cream! Outside seating to relax and enjoy.

Cute little yogurt shop with friendly, attentive employees (at least when I’ve gone, perhaps the owners are reading the other Unilocal reviews).
I’m usually not a huge fan of fro-​yo, but this place may have changed my mind. I had the pumpkin flavor and it was AMAZING. I added a bit of toasted marshmallow to it, but wasn’t as impressed with that, very little marshmallow flavor. But the pumpkin made up for everything, plus I loved their cookie dough topping which tasted like real, out of the tube, cookie dough and not the cookie dough bites most places have.
I didn’t really see an option for whipped cream while I was there, but I was hurrying a bit so maybe they have it? If not they should definitely start stocking it because their pumpkin fro-​yo with graham crackers and whipped cream (plus some cookie dough just for fun!) is on my must-​have list!

Been here several times and the yogurt itself is not bad, and they have lots of great toppings to choose from. When I want a dessert and this is the closest location, then I’ll go here. The price is decent and not as bad as other places I’ve tried.
I prefer yummy yogurt’s taste better, and they are more attentive/​friendly (WOW, employees serve you and deserve tips for actually working).
I usually get annoyed by these self service places and wonder why the owners allow employee’s friends or honey to hang out and socialize while working. It’s unprofessional and I take issue with this (Minus 2 points). I may have to start putting condoms in their tip bowl… who knows what happens behind the scenes! LOL
That’s why these type of self serve places have sub par customer service.

Serve your own yogurt with dozens of toppings. Very reasonably priced and always fresh. Good variety of flavors with low fat options. Super popular with the after school crowd but even when packed you can get in and out in a few minutes. Or stay a while at an outdoor table and free wifi.

Just left this place upset. Came with our kids here for the first time hoping for some yummy frozen yogurts and some good family time… ended up leaving due to the two people working here being disgusting. I had to explain to my kids why the employees were on the front line scratching backs, hugging, kissing and feeding each other flaming hot cheetos, all WHILE mixing up batches of the yogurt we end up eating. The man mixing the yogurt kept scratching at his face and sticking his fingers in his eyes, while the girl kept going at the cheetos, licking her fingers, on her phone, while sitting on the counter RIGHT next to the toppings… with her hair loose. It was a health inspectors worst nightmare. The yogurt was ok. Too sweet for my taste. Won’t be back.

Nice local place, and it’s just a few blocks from my house, so I go here regularly. Huge variety of toppings, which can be deadly — it’s easy to go in intending to load up on fruit /​semi-​healthy stuff but end up buried in M&Ms, Cap’n Crunch, and Twix pieces. Whoops.
The yogurt quality isn’t bad, but it’s not as creamy as the stuff I’ve had at nearby Yumi Yogurt (then again I refuse to believe their yogurt is actually fat-​free…). Other problem with Corner Yogurt is their machines have been broken a few times I’ve been there, mostly on the weekends. But I’ll keep going back, and it’s a great place for kids given all of the choice of toppings.

Pretty good neighborhood froyo spot, and way better than Yumi Yogurt (too sweet and not sure about the quality) and Yoppi Yogurt (too icy/​tart). Lots a variety in flavors too. I think Menchie’s in Belmont and Fraiche are better (higher quality ingredients), but can’t think of many other Bay Area froyo places that are better than this one.

I was thinking alot of these type of places are all beginning to look the same but this one stands out. The flavors are different tasting, very fresh, clean, love the location. The staff really stands out in this place. The yogurt is hella soft and creamy, like mouthwatering y’know what I mean.
Whenever I am around kids lately they seem to alway bring up this this place

I was so excited when a cute yogurt shop opened up down the street from my house! I absolutely love corner yogurt– especially in the summer when it is hot out and their patio is enjoyable.
Their flavors are perfectly sweet and every changing, exactly what I want when I’m craving frozen yogurt. The shop is always neat and organized, nice compared to some which can get messy. The staff is friendly and helpful. I love their rewards program also, I go back to use it!

I really like the place itself: super cute little store, very clean, and very cheerful. I thought the tables outside were the perfect place to enjoy dessert on a warm day. The variety of toppings is also a plus.
The yogurt itself was all right, although the tart wasn’t very tart. It’s a bummer to be expecting tart and end up with a rather sweet, more traditional frozen yogurt. I also wasn’t blown away by the service. The girl working was busy talking with a friend and didn’t quite know how to work the yogurt machines.
I would probably go back, if not for the yogurt itself– which wasn’t bad– then to support the neighborhood business, but I wasn’t particularly impressed with any of the flavors or the service.

Addicted to this place since I moved close to it. I love me some frozen yogurt!
The flavor selection the day I went was not my ideal, but I still chose 3 different flavors and was happy. I like being able to make it myself, but I do hesitate to use toppings for fear of too many hands.