Yo My Goodness

They do not let you use sample cups here to try the flavors… Pretty cheap of management

#frustrated&dissapointed We came in this evening to end what was a fun birthday dinner celebration with our 6 year old on the fourth of July weekend. We chose our flavors (4 out of 5 of us got yogurt), sat down to enjoy & within 2 minutes we were told we had to leave because she had to close at exactly 10:00pm. Why didn’t she inform us that she would be closing in 5 minutes when we ordered/​payed for our dessert? I have worked in the restaurant industry, from fine dinning to fast casual for over 25 years. Since when are you kicked out of an establishment before closing time after you have sat down to eat?! We are paying customers who arrived before closing. She could have given us a polite warning with a time limit and continued to complete her closing duties. Instead she was rude told us we had to leave now. We ended up finishing our frozen yogurt standing in front of our cars. Who ever owns this location needs to working on training & customer service with the millenials.

I’ve been to a ton of frozen yogurt places, and I’d have to say I was pretty disappointed with this place.
Everyone has their «usual» toppings they go to when compiling their frozen yogurt concoction, but a lot of what I liked wasn’t available here.
They had an odd mix of yogurt flavors here. Green apple, mint, peanut butter. They also had the normals, plain, chocolate, cake batter, etc. But a lot of them tasted odd or funny. I just played it safe and went with chocolate.
As I was picking out toppings, they had a lot of random things, not really too much fruit. The whole pretzels were odd, but it did work for my graham cracker fix, which they didn’t have.
They had spoons in each topping box, which seems to be the norm. Each one was perfect and straight. After each time I removed a spoon and took my toppings, an employee on the other side would immediately put the spoon back to it’s original place, waiting for me to finish each topping. I thought this was a little rude, and implied that they had nothing else to do. I wanted to go back and get more chocolate chips, but, forget it. She already fixed the spoon for it. Another employee behind the register seemed robotic and unfriendly. I just wanted to get my yogurt and leave.
The inside of the place is definitely nice. Bright, and full of neons, definitely unoriginal, but effort was made to make the place decent. Lots of outdoor seating. Most, if all people who were there the same time as me were seated outside.
All in all, the yogurt was poor, the topping selection was poor, the customer service was poor. This may have just been an off day, or they switch flavors and toppings daily, but it’s enough for me to not return.

3.5 stars. Frozen yogurt is great if you are on a diet, looking for a variety of flavors, or you have kids that would enjoy the toppings bar. This was my third time there I believe, so it’s obviously good enough for me to keep going back. However, if Fritz’s were open which is about a mile away I may have a tough time deciding where to go. I know this isn’t really fair to Yo My because they are different enough, but I’m just being honest.
Like I said, it’s great if you are on a diet because it’s only 100 calories per ½ cup, so as long as you don’t go crazy on the toppings and smother it with Godiva chocolate sauce, cookie dough, and butterfingers you’re not going to throw away your week’s work.
Variety of flavors — there is probably 10 or 12 different flavors at all times. They have the usual staples like chocolate and vanilla, but have other flavors that are rotating usually depending upon the season. Yesterday when we went they had blue cream soda, pink lemonade, strawberry, blueberry, and caramel kiss along with several others.
Toppings bar — kids will love it because there is a ton of choices. My two year old loves it. He says, «cherries daddy, cherries!» My fiancée also loves it. She got the caramel kiss yogurt, waffle cone pieces, coconut shreds, and mini chocolate chips — this was insanely delicious! Definitely recommend a combination like this.
Overall, this place is worth the trip. It’s not too pricey (maybe a little bit for what it is, but it’s not breaking the bank). A great place to take kids.

The flavors were interesting and prices were a bit at the high end for a place like this. What bothered me was the fact that the yogurt was at a temperature where it melted very quickly. It was dispensed in this soft format as well. Kids could not get through a small cup without it turning to soup. First time that ever happened. Turn the temperature down on your machines folks.

3.5 stars.
The latest entry in the Great Frozen Yogurt Rush of 2011, the more svelte love child of the Great Cupcakery Rush of 2008 and an ice cream truck, Yo My Goodness follows the pattern established by Orange Leaf and others. 12 self-​serve frozen yogurt machines, topping bar, 40 cents an ounce. One thing that sets this place slightly apart is the variety of fresh fruit toppings, pretty impressive.
But what really sets it apart for me is the tandem in one machine of Wedding Cake Batter and Lemon Chiffon. These two flavors can be swirled together to make a nearly identical replica of the Betty Crocker lemon cake with lemon frosting from my childhood that I still request for my birthday at 38 years old. Heavenly.
Décor and service are exactly what you think they are: just fine. It’s a frozen yogurt shop, folks. At 40 cents per ounce and 100 calories per half-​cup, we will be back, repeatedly.