Yoforia

Worst frozen yogurt I have ever eaten. Tasted like it was made from sour milk. Staff was rude. Will not be back. Waste of time, money, and calories!

This place is a pit. The employees look and act like gang members. The floors and windows are dirty. The front door had a padlock on the outside. My 4 yr old told me her marshmallows were stale and my yogurt was spoiled. What a shame. With a fantastic location in the heart of Brookhaven, the owners of this place are really missing out. We won’t be back.

I LOVE frozen yogurt. Being from California I have probably been to more than 50 different franchises and I can honestly say this one was the worst.
There were only 5 flavors and all of them tasted the same. The yogurt was freezer burnt. There were very limited toppings. The tables and chairs were all dirty. The walls were damaged and in need of repair. 50% of the light were burnt out so the entire establishment was dim. While we were eating yogurt there was garbage strewn about us at tables and on the floor. The one employee there was in the back running loud machines to clean up (I assume).

Great yogurt. The staff members are young and it gets to be busy… given this the place could be cleaner and items could be stocked more butttt it’s in a good location and a great after dinner spot for dessert. It’s just best to get it to-​go —-that’s if there are to-​go lids.

Just walked in and right back out. Trash can overflowing, toppings smashed into the floor, and the employee was eating take-​out AT the topping bar! Just gross and unsanitary.
This used to be a regular «go to» after dinner, but this place has been seriously declining in the last year. Won’t be long before it’s out of business.
If you own or manage this place, it needs some major help.

Avoid this place. Visited today with another family, and yogurt was spoiled/​rancid. Another family inside said the same thing. We’ve been customers of this establishment for years — it’s our «go to» after dinner at Verde. There has been a noticeable decline in the cleanliness and product quality over the past 9 months. Sad to say we won’t be going back any more.

This store is poorly run. Not as clean as it used to be. Never enough fruit toppings cut up. Poor customer service.

Love Yoforia’s plain tart yogurt.
It’s just the right amount of tartness, sweetness, and richness.
This location is very clean with indoor seating.
Another reason why this chain is awesome is because you self-​serve!
Pricing is based on the weight of your fro-​yo cup.
PARKING:
Private lot behind the building or street parking.

I can’t believe how long it’s been since I’ve been to Yoforia — any location. It was formerly my go-​to for not only frozen yogurt, but dessert in general.
I like this location, it’s located in a mid-​sized commercial and real estate development, thus it can become pretty busy around lunch and dinner time (parking can be quite a hassle too). However, the staff here is great — they’re always friendly, constantly re-​stocking, and they keep the place clean. Also on Wednesdays, there’s a «sort of» special: If you can guess the weight of your finished fro-​yo creation, it’s yours por gratis. That’s right for free, and while we didn’t win, we came close (we guessed 18 oz., it was 19 oz) — the barista also assured us that there have been several winners in the past, so there: It’s legit.
Today, my choice of fro-​yo was the taro and pomegranate flavors — I liked both, they were both rich and full of flavor, but the consistency was a little off to me, and the fro-​yo was on the ice-​y side. Especially in comparison to Yogurberry (in Buckead) and Pinkberry — my fro-​yo haunts as of late, which after today I still prefer.
Again though, I like Yoforia and I like this location, it’s definitely one of the more convenient fro-​yo joints in town!

Reasonably priced. You can pick your flavor, combine multiple — anyway you want. Same with a wide array of toppings (healthy or not) I like the key lime flavor the best.

Came here just before closing. The frozen yogurt was so-​so (I got the strawberry and the pineapple). The strawberry was fairly bland. The mochi they have is a little bit hard and the fruit they provide doesn’t have a huge an assortment. I’d be willing to come back to see if they have more assortment during earlier hours. They also have a neat contest on Wednesday evenings to guess the weight (by lbs and ounces) and if you get it spot on, you get it for free. I think it’s a bit sketchy since they don’t show you the weight, you just have to say it and they tell you if it’s correct.

Stopped by for a quick snack on a warm weekend afternoon. The yogurt I got was tasty but I was disappointed since there were four spouts either broken/​not dispensing/​being cleaned/​etc. so there weren’t a ton of flavor options. As for the toppings there was a noticeable lack of classics — oreos, m&ms, etc. and lots of oddballs. Hope I just caught them on a short staffed day as I have been better served by other shops in the area.

Sorry but I have to downgrade my original Yoforia review. I’ve been back a few times and it just seems like Yoforia has gone from being consistently good to being inconsistent. There have been times I’ve been here where almost all the flavors are out and all you can get is regular. There are other times where it is just not clean. I recently read an article that Fro-​Yo isn’t even all that great for you anyways, so I’m just going to stick to yogurt from now on.

Yoforia… what happened?
I used to remember when you first opened up your froyo was good. Now it’s just icey and watery.
No good. I hope you read this so that you can improve your froyo.

What happened to this place???
We moved couple miles away last winter so we haven’t been back.
I went back there last night.
The yogurt is still GREAT but the place is horrendous! Couple lights were out. The flavor signs were misplaced. A big bucket was in front of the yogurt dispenser. The mopping cart was right behind the cashier. The counter was kinda dirty too…
Owner/​manager — Please do something.

Yoforia is my go-​to froyo place and is usually one of my first choices. I love their constant changing varieties of froyo offering and the seasonal selections! I also love their toppings here. They are constantly refilling, wiping, and cleaning so the selection is always presentable and never messy. The Dresden location is perfect for meeting up with friends and sitting outside to enjoy a delectable treat on a warm evening!

This is only the second Yoforia that I had ever visited, but I immediately knew that it was way better than the first location (Howell Mill Rd). A friend and I were driving by and decided to stop for some froyo on a Sunday afternoon. I was surprised to find the place empty.
I asked for sample cups and tried several different flavors. However, after trying several, I stuck with the Original Tart, Pomegranate, and a bit of Watermelon.
Since the other location’s Original Tart dispenser was broken, this was the first time I tried it. It’s normally my favorite froyo flavor, but the one at Yoforia is just «OK.» Its blend of sweet and tart is just kind of off. I guess anything pales in comparison to the perfection of Pinkberry’s version.
The Watermelon was a unique flavor that was good but a little sweeter than I would prefer. (Note: It was better than the other location’s!) Pomegranate was decent but, again, not as good as Pinkberry’s.
I liked that the fruit toppings were very fresh, so I got a few raspberries. I was also glad they had my favorite topping, mochi. Lastly, I decided to try the cookie dough topping, which tasted fine individually but not really a good topping for tart froyo.
Instead of a frequent buyer card, Yoforia utilizes this smartphone app called LuxCode. I’m not entirely sure of the details, but my understanding is that you get a point for every dollar spent and eventually earn free froyo. I haven’t seen this app used anywhere else, and I probably won’t be coming back to Yoforia quite often enough to earn any rewards for a while. However, I like that they have the option for those who love when merchants have frequent buyer/​rewards cards.
Overall, Yoforia in Brookhaven gets 3.5 stars rounded up to 4 because the place was clean and the employee was very friendly. My friend thought it was a little stuffy inside, so it’s nice that we had the option to sit outside. I’ll come back if I happen to be in the area, but I wouldn’t go out of my way for Yoforia like I would for Pinkberry.
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This is the second self-​serve Yoforia I’ve tried (the other being Vinings). Same exact setup and idea. There are 12 different flavors to choose from, sample cups are available from the employees, and the froyo plus toppings are priced at 39 cents an ounce.
There’s a bit more indoor seating at this location than the Vinings location. Cushioned seating extends along one of the walls with a few small tables. In addition, they have counter-​style seating next to the windows facing the street. Unlike the Vinings shop, this one has plenty of outdoor seating on the wide sidewalk outside, which is a plus.
Parking is available right in front of the store on Dresden. The spots are parallel and free, although you’re only supposed to park there for a certain period of time. Yogurt, toppings, and service were swell. This location is located not too far from the Peachtree-​Dresden intersection.

Yay! I’m a fan. No, really. I’ve been missing Yogurtland back in California so much because it was self-​serve, tons of flavors/​options, and cheaper. Well, I guess Yoforia in Brookhaven has won my heart. For now. Because this location offers self serve!!!
I was so shocked when I walked inside and didn’t see someone scooping up strawberries into a customers cup. I got to do all that, by myself! I have been to plenty of fro-​yo places and I don’t really like the original flavor, plain. It’s too tart and much like frozen sour milk. Taro tastes much better, and Yoforia offers that and so much more. Peach, mango, strawberry, cheesecake, dark chocolate, and my fave— Pomegranate.
I felt a little jipped on the toppings. I KNOW there’s more things to choice from. I love cheesecake bites with fro-​yo and they didn’t have it. I was über sad.
The price of the fro-​yo seemed pretty typical, compared to other places. I do agree with Jack M. on the cup weight being taken off.
All in all, love the place. Kind of small… but I love self-​serve so much it just wins my stars over.

Well, call me a happy girl with a big olé cup o’ swirl! Yoforia has come to the ‘hood and I am psyched.
Now open in Brookhaven, I can get my fro-​yo fix by walking a mere few hundred feet. Self-​serve — oh the flavor combos I can concoct! — and add all the toppings my little heart desires! From the «plain» vanillar to the divine schmancy Ferrar Rochet (sp? some kind of gourmet chocolate that is oh-​so-​delectable!), Yoforia’s got it. And from fresh fruit to chocolate chips — in white, dark and milk, no less — to gummies and more, they’ve got those, too.
At something like 25 calories an oz and priced pretty reasonably, this is a good spot all the way around. Mmm, yogurt. I feel like I’m in college again, with self-​serve frozen yogurt machines nearly at my beck-​and-​call!