Yolishous

This place is closed down. Just went there to find that out. Temporary or not, the place is empty.

The quality of the ice cream has gradually gotten sweeter, to the point that I don’t think it is a «healthier» option anymore (I am aware frozen yogurt is not healthy to begin with). They must have changed vendors. But what’s most upsetting is the customer service. If your business says it closes at 10PM, you cannot start taking stuff away and cleaning at 9:30PM and being rude about it. Change the hours if your employees don’t feel like working until their shift ends.

The girl that worked on memorial day was incredibly rude. Makes me never want to go back there again!

Kinda pricey but super yummy! You get what you pay for Nice little shop to get ice cream and stroll Park Ave when it’s nice out!

Possibility the best frozen yogurt I’ve ever had in my life, and the toppings and flavors, omggg .
Pay by the pound and get a color changing spoon.

Great selection of toppings and you can’t beat grabbing a semi-​healthy treat (at least compared to a giant slice of cake!) and walking down Park Ave. on a nice day! I wish the had tart all of the time since it seems pretty standard at other places and is my favorite to throw toppings on but… at least it gives me a reason to give in and go for the peanut butter ;)

I am not the biggest fan of froyo, would much rather have ice cream or custard. However there are a lot of flavors and you get to add your own toppings which is cool. You can also get a very small amount and pay around three bucks which you can’t do at Abbott’s or Ben and Jerry’s.

Nice choice of frozen yoghurts and toppings. Self serve and you pay by weight at the counter. Will be back.

Yolishous on Park Ave. is another one of those self-​serve yogurt shops that seem to be popping up everywhere these days. I actually was lucky enough to be there for the pre-​grand opening by accident since I was walking around with a friend and have been there several times since, and can honestly say it’s A-​OK in my book!
There’s something like 6 – 7 different machines each with three flavors (two on either side with one combined in the middle), and a topping bar with what seems like 20−30+ toppings! The price is really affordable for what you get, and since you can really make it however you’d like, it makes for a tasty treat especially in the summertime!
If you ever wanted an ice cream sundae party as an adult, this is probably the place for you!
The only one thing I would say worth mentioning is that the frozen flavor is fairly mild and restrained when compared with standard soft-​serve custard or ice cream. If you’re expecting a smack of flavor, you probably won’t find it here. But if you’re looking for something a bit healthier with a bit of sweetness, you won’t be disappointed!

If you’re familiar with 16 Handles, you’re familiar with Yolishous.
— Tons of flavors to choose from, both healthy (i.e. fat free vanilla) and not-​so-​healthy (i.e. cheesecake), and an even larger variety of toppings.
— Option to dine in, and I believe there is curbside seating as well???
— The price is by weight so be careful, those with a heavy hand :)

I like the concept of build your own frozen yogurt and pay by weight. I also loved the execution in this case, with a clean place and plenty of cool toppings.
It is a small place, and I am pretty sure there will be issues in the cold weather, but during the summer it is a great place to go and get something cold and yummy, and then go out for a walk in Park Ave.
Great idea! I hope they keep it up!

This place is pretty cool. I’ve been there five times now and I love to bring friends and just sit and talk outside. If you go for the do-​it-​yourself option, be ready to drop at least $ 4 – 5, but if you nab the freezer ones it’s 50% of the price. The toppings aren’t my thing (plus I’m gluten free so I have to pass on many — like the awesome looking cheesecake bites), and they add a lot to the price. They have a wide range of flavors and some nonfat and dairy free options. I dig it.

YUM! Your «typical» variety of yogurts (about 8 «stations» — each with 3 flavors — 2 unique and then their combination) and awesome toppings. Everything seemed fresh and was fairly priced.

Went here the other night for a solid FroYo fix. Found it to be a little bit disappointing. The flavor selection was pretty limited and seemed to have a lot of redundancy… a lot of dessert-​type flavors and not a lot of fruit-​type flavors. A lack of sample cups compounds the problem. The quality of the frozen yogurt itself was good, but I think better options exist out in the suburbs (all with equally terrible names… what is it about frozen yogurt stands and terrible puns involving «Yo-​»). Toppings were typical, nothing out of the ordinary, but nothing missing either. I will say this place seemed to be cheaper than other places in Rochester, which is always appreciated.

I really want to give Yolishous three and a half stars, because I found the flavors to not be that great. There are a few gems (I recommend the Bananarama and the Old Fashioned Peanut Butter) but some of the others just tasted too processed.
But, the toppings really bumped it up to the fourth star. There were a ton of options, they all looked fresh, and the staff was constantly re-​filling them.
My only other request would be that sample cups be placed out to try the flavors. After we’d sat around for awhile, we realized we could have asked the cashier for them, but it would be easier if they were just with the other cups. We improvised using the big cups, but it would have made life a bit easier.
You pay by the ounce, and it seemed reasonable (49 cents an ounce). My husband and I totaled about $ 9. Not bad for two frozen yogurts filled with goodies (definitely way less than I used to pay at a similar fro yo place in NYC). I’ll definitely be back this summer :)

My sister lives out in Wester and for months she has been regaling me with tales of fancy yogurt with fun toppings. I have been very jealous of coarse. Then, like a dream come try Yloshous open, and opens like a mile from my House! I was a little disappointed because a friend had told me this was also to be a hot cocoa bar but that doesn’t take away from the awesome yogurt.
Not a ton of inside seating but enough and it is getting warm out. There are more than enough flavors and flavor combinations for even the pickiest of eaters. A good selection of toppings though I had expected more. They run the gamut from fruit to cereal to candy and once again, a lot of options all together.
You pay by the ounce so you literally pay for what you get so keep that in mind when your eyes grow bigger than your stomach!

Maybe it was the weather, or maybe because my tummy was touching my spine. But… I went twice in one day. I think they put something in the marshmallow sauce, oh wow the marshmallow sauce, it had me hooked. The blackberries and fresh strawberries we’re great too. Next time I go in I will have to try the swirls, kinda addicted to the strawberry.
Strangely, the bobbas were not that bad… once you get past the small explosion in your mouth, trust me it’s all good! I may have to wear a disguise. OK I am headed back in. wish me luck!

Finally, a frozen yogurt place in Park Ave. Feel like this was one establishment that was missing, in my opinion. The steps are as described by the other reviewers, so I won’t describe that here.
The base flavors are great, and there are plenty of options, starting from regular vanilla bean to peanut butter and caramel. The toppings are varied, from marshmallows to chocolate chips, and of course plenty of fruits. You pay per weight, and I actually thought I good good value for money. I paid 3 bucks to get everything I wanted, and thought it was worth it. Nice, colorful place that is worth multiple visits.

25 degrees, windy, and snowing? This calls for frozen yogurt!
Despite the freezing cold outside, Yolishous was warm and inviting on the inside.
Bright lights, colors, and décor welcome you and signs direct you where to go.
Step 1: choose a cup (small, med, large). I don’t know how anybody could eat more than a small, but maybe for sharing?
Step 2: Choose your yogurt. Between each two levers is a third where you can mix the flavors. For example, classic tart on the left, mango on the right, and mango cream tart in the middle. This is what I ended up choosing, though the other flavors where quite tasty too. They feature more crazy flavors than plain for my liking. But at least it’s unique.
Step 3: Toppings. They had a great selection here. Lots of fresh fruit (strawberries, blueberries, kiwi, etc.), candies, and other miscellaneous choices. I selected Kiwi, coconut, the weird boba-​like balls filled with fruit juice, and almonds. Was very disappointed that they didn’t offer mochi though! I thought it was a standard topping. I even posted about this on their Facebook page but never got a response.
Update: They’ve responded and are now offering mochi as a topping!
Last step is of course to pay. You pay by weight here which I really like. I portion appropriately and only pay $ 2.80. Other friends were not aware of this system and filled their cup to the top, paying several more dollars.
I’ll be back when the weather is warmer, though I hear they have a frothed hot chocolate for these chilly times.

Yolishous is another one of the serve yourself pay by weight frozen yogurt joints with the positive feature of not being located in the village of Pittsford. Not that there is anything wrong with being in Pittsford but Park Ave next to Jembatat is significantly more convenient to where I live and I’d rather go there even with having to deal with Park Ave street parking.
As for the actual features of Yolishous, although their selection is a bit smaller in comparison to Yotality in both yogurt flavors and topping choices they covered all of the basic flavor bases well. They have full fat, low fat and fat free options as well as a rotating fruit sorbet. Both the tropical fruit sorbet and the no sugar added, fat free vanilla were quite tasty. The vanilla didn’t taste artificial at all and the combination of the two with my fruit boba and fresh fruit toppings was enjoyable. Fresh fruit was surprisingly decent for a topping buffet. As is always the case with these places, the price was a bit high but we walked away under $ 10 for the 2 of us having eaten almost full small sizes.
I’m trying to be good about eating clean and when I need a slightly bad treat I’ll head here to sate my sweet tooth without destroying my efforts!