Yogurt Zone

I go crazy and get samples of almost every flavor before I ultimately settle down to my stand by– the tart flavor with some mango.
When it is a self serve place, it needs to be very clean. I think the employees maintain the place well. The endless toppings always look fresh and I never see them cross contaminated (for example a random mochi in the fruit). The berries are always plump and fresh. Where can I buy blackberries this good?
By the time I get all the fruit I want, I’ve already filled most of my cup so have to be careful when I add nuts and chocolates. It is easy to spend over $ 10 on a cup of yogurt if you go nuts on toppings.

This yogurt zone location is my favorite is San Antonio. The yogurts is perfectly tart and has a smooth finish. The fruit is fresh and they have lots of toppings. In the summer, I end up coming here at least once a week.

This place is Awesome! I love to select flavors, self serve my favorite ones and further add toppings from a huge range available… its yum… I also like the simple billing process (by weight) which finishes in a sec so you can enjoy the yummy ice yogurt. Guys its just amazing!

Understand one thing: I’m not really a sweets person. Or much of a yogurt person, frozen or otherwise. But after lunch this weekend, the boyfriend wanted to get a treat, so I went with it and into the store we went.
And my mind was promptly blown by the flavors available.
Among the ones we tried were the pistachio, double chocolate, peanut butter cup, white chocolate mousse, and mocha– all delicious. I guess I thought yogurt stores were plain or vanilla white yogurt with a billion toppings– apparently there’s more to it than that.
As others have said, the toppings range from healthy to flat out junk food– around the middle of that spectrum, there is a berry mix that is quite flavorful and just the right amount of sweet. I say middle of the spectrum because I suspect the syrupy liquid they’re in contains more than a little sugar.
In any case, the store was super clean and the staff was super friendly. As we walked in, they offered as many tasting cups as we would like, and they were chatty and polite for our entire visit without being intrusive when we sat down for a personal conversation.
In addition to a cute and tasty place to grab a snack, this seems like an ideal place to work as a teenager or college student, too. They weren’t busy when we went, and if they have wifi (as other reviews have stated) you could get a lot of studying or homework done… or just hang out all day long. In any case, it sounds pretty ideal.

Look, we all like to pretend that we’re being healthy when we get yogurt. But when you get the chocolate yogurt with cookies on top, it’s not so healthy, is it? Whatever. We still love it.
Yogurt Zone is one of my favorites because
1) They have a lot of yogurt flavors, which they rotate out regularly.
2) Lots of toppings, both of the healthy and not so healthy varieties.
3) Goofy posters talking about the benefits of yogurt, like that’s why we’re here.
4) Punch cards.
5) The last time I was here, a group of teenage girls performed a «yogurt dance.» It was kind of awesome.

Best yogurt place in San Antonio… in my opinion… most flavors, most variety of toppings, fresh fruit, CLEAN, tv for sports and free wi-fi…and I’ve been to a lot of different yogurt places…

Two words. WATERMELON POPROCKS. That may or may not actually count as three words, but we can pretend, right?
If you have a passion for this candy like I do, you will be overjoyed to hear that Yogurt Zone sports a delicious watermelon flavored frozen yogurt that is second only to the titillating fizz flavor that can only be found in the candy. Swirl that watermelon around with some original tart and strawberry sorbet, and you have a snack fit for royalty. Or my dinner… Pretty much the same thing.
But really. This place is pretty awesome. The set up is nice, with a cool little patio area that allows you to be outside without A) Being pelted by torrential downpour (reminiscent of my last visit to this establishment). B) Having the sun sear off the first layer of your skin (hooray Texas summer!) or C) Being too close to rabid Quarry shoppers (just kidding they probably don’t have rabies please don’t take that seriously).
All in all, I highly suggest giving this place a try (or eight if you want to win a free yogurt).
p. s. Self serve is awesome. Unfortunately, I can’t control myself and spent 10 bucks on yogurt. Yes I ate it all. No I am not ashamed.

This is hands-​down my favorite frozen yogurt place in San Antonio. They have awesome flavors and fresh, tasty toppings. It’s set up so that you grab a cup and help yourself to however much yogurt and toppings you want, and then you pay by the weight. It’s also not bad priced… Just don’t fill your cup up too much — it’s hard not to!
Definitely go for the red velvet!
(There aren’t that many frozen yogurt places on this side of town so I was definitely excited to find this place. There is also a newish self-​serve frozen yogurt place on Huebner and Vance Jackson called Orange Leaf, but its yogurt honestly doesn’t taste as good. Their only advantage is that you can get cones or cone-​cups instead of regular cups).

Gross. With a capital «G.»
I consider myself a froyo aficionado after living in southern California for nearly a decade and dining on a multitude of flavors and stores up and down the golden coast. I was very excited when Yogurt Zone opened up down the road from me. I tried it once — no bueno. I tried it twice — they almost had me sucked in with the «no powder yogurt» benefit, but alas still no go. I tried it three times — it hit the trash before my second bite.
Bottom line, I really, really, really wanted to like this place because of the location. However, if it’s so bad I actually throw away froyo, I must say give me the powdered yogurt or whatever the other local froyo places called orange leaf or aspen leaf have in their addictively creamy blends. I love froyo with all my heart and hope people out there will try the better options San Antonio has to offer and will know better, so they will eat better. :)

They have unique flavors like Island Coconut and Cherry amaretto (my two favorite) along with Pecans and Praline and the usual favorites– vanilla, chocolate, plain tart, pomegranate.
I WOULD give 4 stars just for having an amazing variety of flavors EXCEPT that when I drove up at 10:51 (the sign says they closed at 11PM), the Caucasian female employee working had turned the Open sign off just as I walked up. When I opened the door and asked her if I could just be really quick and take it to-​go (I went alone anyway), she wasn’t very pleasant and hesitated to let me in. I ended up being persistent and got my 42 cents an ounce yogurt (42 cents??? OUCH especially for yogurt leaning on the watery/​icy side).
Just as I was paying, a group of 5 people walked in at 10:55PM and the same white employee wouldn’t let them get yogurt because she «already mopped the floor in front of the yogurt machines.»
Let’s do some math:
5 people x $ 4 (we’ll say that’s the avg $ spent on froyo)= $ 20 of lost revenue + intangible loss of having a rude employee + intangible loss of repeat customers. That was a big hit for Yogurt Zone to take because his $ 8/​hr (or whatever) employee didn’t want to take 5 minutes to re-​mop a 4×6 sq. ft. area of the floor. L-​A-​Z-​Y (and she was rude).
To me, if the sign notes the closing hours to be 11PM then 11PM is 11PM is 11PM.
On another note, the other employee (Asian college male) was very friendly. The place was clean.

Excellent place for those who like self-​serve frozen yogurt. They have at least 10 yogurt flavors and tons of toppings. Their selection is great, from fresh fruit to cereal.

Delicious. Wished my fave flavors were made more often though. They have a wide range of toppings and it’s cost is due to how much is in your cup. Sometimes it can get a little expensive, but very worth it. Plus they have free wifi! (:

This is the most incredible find in San Antonio, HIGHLY addicting. Great flavors, fresh toppings, and the place is beyond clean. They have free wi-​fi and you can catch a soccer game on TV while enjoying a cup of heaven. I discovered it last night and just went back again after lunch… I’ll probably propose to Yogurt Zone by tomorrow

Just discovered this place today. Before today I was a big orange cup fan. Now I’d have to say this place is a new favorite. You go in and have the opportunity to sample any or all of the frozen yogurt flavors if you want. You then have a «salad bar» of goodies to top off your cup or yogurt. Everything from fruit to gummy bears to kit-​kat pieces. At the end you pay depending on how much your cup of goodness weighs! It is the best! I loved it today and will definitely be back soon.

This place is extremely addicting. Not only the great price, and wonderful yogurt, but also the clean and bright atmosphere. I love the self serve and getting to sample all of the flavors. My favorite is raspberry and tart with fruity pebbles. I try to go every single weekend, I can’t seem to get enough of this great place!

Great location for fro-​yo!!! Cute bright place (but what fro-​yo place isn’t?!) with a good range of flavors. I had the coconut cream and chocolate decadence mixed together with a bit of cookies and cream. Very good, but the coconut/​chocolate was a bit liquidy. Mango sorbet was a bit too strong for me so I skimped on that. What I really liked is that they leave the sample cups out so you don’t have to ask the cashier for one. Lots of choices of toppings, plus, it’s self serve and based on weight. (which to me are the best kind of frozen yogurt places)

This is one of the few frozen yogurt locales in San Antonio that offers a wide range of flavors and toppings.
The yogurt flavors don’t stray too far from the norm (i.e chocolate, strawberry, cheesecake, etc.) and the toppings range from fresh blueberries to kit kat bars.
The best thing about this place is the experience of making your own yogurt. They charge based on weight, so regardless of your flavors and toppings, you will end up paying however much your cup weights. This should be a warning to not let your kids out of your sight when they are getting too excited with adding all the variety of colorful toppings on the counter.
They also have little sample cups by the yogurt flavor station so you don’t have to commit to a big cup of pumpkin mix mixed with peanut butter and chocolate yogurt in the end (note to self: bad combo).
All in all, it’s a great place to hang out and a great alternative to ice cream!