Twizzles

I like this place because it’s locally owned and around the corner. Everytime I come here, I’m made to feel welcome, and the service is always good. If I’m being honest, I often forget this place is here since it’s tucked away in the back of the Kroger parking lot, so I try to stop by everytime my kids mention it. I hope this place lasts, I like seeing the variety in a local shopping center.
Once inside, there is a good variety of yogurt, and a great variety of coverings. The price is about what you would expect from a local yogurt place, and a for a few dollars you can let your kids play with the light board in the back of the store. My suggestion would be to make the light board in the back of the store free for kids, it may bring in additional customers. Coming to a local spot and having yogurt is one thing, but from a marketing perspective, I think this place needs something to make it «sticky» so kids don’t forget about it. Think «golden arches» and McDonalds.
Still, overall a great place to stop and have a bite of yogurt with the family; always a good experience.

I went in the other day (yesterday i believe) and I had the nicest cashier! Pretty young girl with curly dirty blonde hair! Would recommend going back due to the nice people! Yogurt is very good as well!

Good ice cream, sorbet, frozen yogurt and great toppings. Staff very friendly — entertained my son with the graffiti wall in the back.

Their selection is limited however the atmosphere inside is relaxing with plenty of space for groups. The price per Oz is slightly expensive.

I’m a yogurt connoisseur. This place is the closest to our house and we are new to the area so we decided to try it. Upon pulling up, we almost turned around. The bright sticker/​painted windows gave us a not-​so-​great «cheap» first impression but when we went inside, we were PLEASANTLY surprised! Lots of options, lots of seating, and great flavor. We will definitely go back!

Great offerings, variety in frozen treats, and really nice staff. The surroundings are comfortable and inviting.
This is great place. I highly recommend it.

Alot is these“fro-yo” row places popping up, this one strives to be different. Comfortable atmosphere with the faux fireplace. Nice entertainment with the AVI wall, take and edit those funny summer pics. And of course, alot of frozen choices. Not just about toppings (which they have them all) but you can choose ice cream, fro yo, sorbet or Gelato. Looking forward to them having their summertime entertainment on the patio. Yes. .they have a patio area as well.

Good variety of flavors — sorbet, gelato, Italian ice, and frozen yogurt. However, their sign out front says «ice cream,» although they technically don’t offer that (and while we were here some old lady walked in, got upset about they didn’t have «real ice cream,» and walked out).
My daughters enjoyed it, especially the huge candy dispensers (the kind you have in the bulk aisle of a grocery store). Warning: These make it really easy to spend as much as possible. But otherwise it was a lot like Yumilicious and similar concepts (although there are some that offer healthier options). Expensive, but no more so than these things always are (I spent about $ 12 on two bowls that did not have a lot of stuff in them).
The seating area was great. Plenty of chairs — enough for 30 people! And a nice «living room» feel to it.
The staff were nice. But we were the only ones in here when we first arrived and they looked surprised when we walked in. Then just a little disinterested; for example, they didn’t try to sell the old lady mentioned above a gelato or whatever before she left. Not a big deal, but they JUST opened… I would not be thrilled if I were the owners. However, they did offer our girls some cups for tasting flavors, which was a really nice touch since the flavors were all very different.
Also, one of them was drinking a Sonic drink (ie. from across the street); that was particularly funny that their staff supports the competition. :)
Overall, it was a good place and we’ll probably be back if they stay open. Time will tell.