Yoforia

Eh, no big deal on flovor. Serve yourself, cobine this w/​Fat Tuesday and you
might have something

This yoforia is much smaller and less appealing than some of the others I frequent. I went today, and they had two machines with no type of yogurt in them. Additionally, this store seemed to have less flavors than others. Their toppings were normal, and the girl working was doing a great job keeping the area clean. The biggest issue with this location is probably parking. I went in the middle of the day and it was fine, but I can imagine if you came anytime after 5 it would be a pain to park or even get into the parking area. Getting in and out of this location is not the easiest either.

Standard self-​serve FroYo with the usual toppings. Eight or ten different yogurt choices, plus swirls. Paid by weight, I think my 8 ounces (lots of nuts!) was around $ 4.
Tight intersection and very small parking lot.

I really like the way this place operates. You serve your own yogurt flavor and choose your own toppings. I would have given this institution five stars but there were several things that were just a little off-​putting. First, no one was in the store front when my friend and I arrived. We had to wait for someone to come out and ring us up. When he did come out in a very yogurt-​stained t-​shirt he took a call while we were checking out. Normally I wouldn’t have minded but the air conditioning in the store was broken and our yogurt was melting! Nonetheless he was quite courteous. I’d still go back.

After We Hungry, bestie wanted some froyo, so after Unilocaling the closest froyo place, we came here. The entrance is definitely not lowered car friendly given the bad noise my car made while entering, that could be heard from my bestie’s BF, two cars behind me.
Anyway, walked in, and the Yoforia that I frequent ALWAYS has mango froyo as an option, but that was not an option here. Most of their yogurt machines were actually down, so there were not a ton of flavors to choose from. I decided to stick to original and raspberry. The fruits were not at their ripest. The mango and strawberries were extremely tart-​y instead of sweet, and the overall experience was just meh.
Be aware of parking. There are signs posted to let people know which parking spots are not available to those who are not Suntrust customers.

YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY!!!
This place makes me soooo happy! Most of the employees are really nice. If you’re in school, show your ID and get a 10% discount. So what if I’ve taken advantage of this?! I have to find some light in the fact that I still get carded when I go to R-​rated movies. Judge me.
There are always a ton of different flavors. My favorite is peanut butter, but it doesn’t show its face as much as I would like. Last night there was pomegranate, Ferrero Rocher (yums), pistachio (yums), blueberry, dark chocolate, banana (super-​yums), pineapple, vanilla, and a few more. They have the basic toppings, plus a few more exotic fruit options. I tend to stick to the lighter toppings like coconut or I won’t walk out of there under $ 10… they charge per ounce, so be cautious with the toppings.
It’s tricky to get in the parking lot, so be careful!

Yoforia rocks! The yogurt choices are always great with a wide variety of tart and sweet yogurts. I love the mango yogurt. The fruit toppings are always so fresh and delicious. It’s hard to decide what to choose, so I always get a variety of berries an other fresh fruits. Highly addicting!

I’m happy to pop my 5-​star cherry with this Yoforia. Absolutely divine. I took my girlfriend here a couple of months ago and she is now obsessed. I don’t blame her. I echo someone else who mentioned Taro as being the absolute best. Everything about the experience is pretty much as good as it gets for this type of place.
Recommend enthusiastically.

Did you know? They have the best TARO froyo ever!
I came here with about 10 people and we completely took over the yoforia. I tried the pomegrante, mango, regular, taro, ferro rocher, and the vanilla. All of them were okay, but the taro just stood out among my taste buds! It’s just super packed with taro flavor and I can’t even describe how great it tasted. It’s $ 0.30/ounce which is super cheap — I didn’t get that much but it was only $ 1.70 to satisfy my froyo craving. We ended up staying until 11:15ish, and they actually closed at 11. It was our bad, but they never tried to kick us out. The staff is super nice and gives great customer service.
Overall 5 stars for amazing taro froyo. Try it next time!

They took away my favorite flavor: Green Tea; I’m taking away one of their stars. All is fair in love and war. :P
It’s still a great place to get your fro-​yo on. I’ve noticed that my self-​serve portions are ever increasing (as is my waistline), so there’s a perpetually addicting element mingling amongst the live cultures in the yogurt. That being said, replacing the deliciously refreshing green tea flavor with a ho-​hum vanilla makes me less than euphoric for Yoforia.
Tell you what, Yoforia… you give me back my green tea flavor, and I’ll stop holding your 5^th star hostage. Deal? Deal.

I’m glad I tried this but don’t think I’ll be going back. The self service concept sounds good but then I looked a little closer. My first tip should have been that the first step was using hand sanitizer. Huh?! Then I looked and watched and yep, the kids putting their hands all up in the yogurt machines. Ooooh. I probably should have left but I wanted to try so I took my chances.
I had the taro and choco yogurt. Taro had no flavor at all and the choco was so so sweet. More like ice cream than yogurt. The shaved coconut topping was like sawdust, I prefer the stringy type. The mochi was OK, not terrible, not great.
The service was fine. They took my money promptly. With so many yogurt choices now, I’ll pass on Yoforia.

Normally a place like this could go horribly wrong for me. I am probably the most indecisive person you will ever meet, so putting a million different yogurt flavors and toppings in front of me and telling me to «have at it» can get ugly.
But alas, I’ve figured out how to overcome this issue. Since price is figured by weight, I just make as many combinations as I want in different containers and get them all :)
The atmosphere is very nice, clean, and music-​y. Parking is limited/​tight so be prepared to walk from somewhere else if you go during a peak time.

I came to this Yoforia for the first time with several other Unilocalers for Jang C’s Cobb UYE Happy Hour Froyo Extravaganza. I’m a fan of the Yoforia in the Highlands and this was my first time trying a different Yoforia location. This location is very different from the Highlands location in that it’s self-​serve (both yogurt and toppings) and they offer many more flavors (12 total). However, the quality of the yogurt here is worse than the Highlands location, IMO. Maybe they were just having a bad night, but I sampled almost all the flavors and they seemed icy and watered down. Therefore, not as creamy, sweet, tart, or flavorful as the froyo I am accustomed to at the Highlands location (or other froyo shops in Atlanta like Pinkberry and Yogurberry).
Service was friendly and excellent. They did a great job handling the madness of the rush of Unilocalers, teens, and families with kids that came in. The yogurt with or without toppings is 39 cents an ounce here. This location also reminds me of Yogli-​Mogli because of all the kids that come here. It gets LOUD and you pretty much have to yell at each other to communicate. Indoor seating only.

Last night, I visited Yoforia with a group of Unilocalers who were crazy and/​or awesome enough to eat at two different froyo joints in the same evening. Yoforia was our last stop of the night, after first visiting Pinkberry for an appetizer and Figo for dinner.
I didn’t have the highest hopes for Yoforia because I’ve visited the one in Perimeter Mall before and felt that their yogurt tasted oddly artificial, almost TCBY-​ish. Maybe I was just in a bitchy mood that day or they were having problems with their machines. Because the yogurt I had last night was pretty good.
This Yoforia is self-​serve, which is pretty cool. Although if you’re a germophobe you might want to steer clear because it is also PACKED with kids and who knows where they are sticking their little paws. It was hard for me to get to the toppings because there were so many children swarming the bar at one point. The «family» aspect of this location also makes it rather loud. My party and I found ourselves saying, «What?» a lot while we tried to carry on conversations.
I was impressed with the variety of interesting flavors (including Ferrero-​Rocher and peanut butter). I asked for a sample cup, and the staff encouraged me to take as many as I wanted. Since I was already kind of stuffed, I decided not to try too many flavors this time. I opted for the taro and original flavors, both of which were good. The mango I put on top tasted very fresh.
The prices seemed to be similar to the one other self-​serve froyo place I’ve tried. You have to be careful with self-​serve, because it’s easy to get carried away. Even the small cups are kind of huge, so unless you want to end up with $ 5 worth of yogurt and toppings, try to exercise restraint!
Overall, this was a good experience and while it’s not my favorite froyo, I would go back to Yoforia if I was near it.

Another self-​serve Yoforia. Five stars because I probably love serving myself yogurt even more than I love eating it. I like having the power. Also, the people working here are super nice and very expedient.
I think they had at least 12 yogurt flavors. I got four of my standards (taro, Ferrero Rocher, peanut butter, blueberry) and four different toppings, and it still seemed to be a very good price (compared to some other places). And, since I served myself, there was no one there to judge me.
I don’t venture out this way much but the next time I do, I will plan a stop here.

I love the Yoforia at Perimeter Mall — I get my yogurt fix every time I visit that mall. So I had the same high hopes for this one. And while I love the self-​serve concept and the freedom of choosing whatever flavors & toppings I want at $.39/​oz — I do think some of the flavors get sacrificed. The original (my benchmark) turned out to be the most disappointing — it tasted kinda watery & not as creamy like the Yoforia I love at Perimeter Mall.
Some highlights:
— 12 diff. flavors, incl. some interesting ones like peanut butter and Ferrero Rocher. I liked that the employees were generous about giving out sample cups.
— Helpful «tart» vs. «non-​tart» label for each flavor.
— More space & more seating (compared to Pinkberry & Yogurberry).
— Kids kids everywhere (like Yogli-​Mogli).
— Noise level is surprisingly really LOUD and it was hard to hear the person next to me. Like I said earlier, kids kids everywhere.
— Only large cups are available which means be careful :) Smart business move by Yoforia. Also wondered how much an empty large cup weighs.
After sampling 7 flavors, I decided to get the pineapple, peanut butter, & taro flavors, topped w/​mochi, mango, & strawberries. I didn’t think I had that much but it weighed 7.1 oz. and cost $ 2.94 incl. tax.
Overall 3.5 stars. I definitely need to check out their new Brookhaven location for comparison.

I spotted this little gem on my way to watch the last U.S. World Cup game and was able to stop by afterward to drown my sorrows.
It’s very similar to Yogli Mogli in that it’s self serve and has a similar amount and types of toppings. Also, same price. Only difference really is that I think Yoforia has fewer flavors of froyo to choose from. Other than that, love it.

The main reason I love this place is because it caters to my occasional anti-​social ways. ;) I love having the self-​serve yogurt and toppings without having to stand in line and talk to a server behind the counter (big fan of the self-​serve line at the grocery store too, but that is a topic for another day)! Unlike the other locations I have been to, this one has 8 or so dispensers on the wall and you just go for it, mixing and matching any of the flavors you like. Once your yogurt is selected, you can pile on the toppings to your liking. It’s easy to get carried away, though, because they only provide one size cup and it is fairly large. The biggest issue with this location is the parking. It is virtually non-​existant. There is parking very close by, though, on the other side of the fire station which is right next door.
Skip the pineapple flavor — it’s rude.

Popped it. I had my first Yoforia experience on Saturday night and it was fun and interesting. I had no idea what to expect going into it but I was pleasantly surprised by the concept. Choose your own yogurt and toppings. Make it as good or as bad as you want.
I opted for a trifecta of yogurts — cookies ‘n cream, dark chocolate, and vanilla bean. I sampled others of course and really loved the Pomegranate but I was definitely in a sweet, chocolatey mood. I topped my yogurt with Oreo cookies, strawberries, blackberries and blueberries and it was oh so delicious!!!
I had to take off one star for this because of location. There really isn’t enough parking here and it’s kind of annoying dealing with all the teenagers. I know that isn’t really Yoforia’s fault but there is just something about being in an establishment full of crazy teens that annoys me.
Some suggestions for Yoforia — It would be nice if you had two size containers. The one, large size container is really too much and can easily trick people into over indulging. I guess that is what you are hoping people will do but I would definitely have preferred a smaller container. Also, how about adding apples and raspberries to the toppings line up? I love the chocolate and raspberry combination and was really sad that it wasn’t an option. I also think apples would be a nice compliment to some of the «tart» yogurts.
I will go back to Yoforia, not so sure about this location, but I will visit a Yoforia again.

I was surprised. I never thought I would like some frozen yogurt place. Of course, they’ve evolved a bit over the years. Instead of something tasteless, we get something as good as soft-​served ice cream, and it comes in many different, exotic flavors.
This is one of the best dessert hangout places I’ve been. I love all the flavors of their yogurt. I especially like the green tea and the ferrero rocher flavors.
How will you know what’s your favorite flavor if you never been there? Well, they’re nice to give you a small sample cup to try out all the flavors. Theoretically, you can satisfy yourself with all the yogurt goodness you want with that little sample cup, but if you do that, you’re one cheap dirt bag.
They also provide you with a smörgsbord of toppings. The toppings range from the exotic like mochi to not-​so-​exotic like fruity pebbles. They also provide fresh fruit, condensed milk, and other syrups. The flavor combination of both the yogurt and the toppings are endless.
Their service is great because it’s self serve. You can squish as much yogurt and toppings into your cup as you want. It’s 39cents/​oz., but depending how much you pig out, it can get expensive.
This is a great new addition to the Vinings area. I’m definitely coming back when I’m craving something healthier than ice cream, cold, sweet, smooth, and yogurt like.