Yogertz

I’m so sorry that I didn’t write a review earlier, & I’m even sadder that they closed permanently!!! I teach next door & would regularly stop by for a frozen yogurt treat as well as fill up my ice & water after a class. ;) I’d bring my 3 teens when they’d come to classes (yoga, pilates, barre, fitness, etc) when they were out of school. We loved this place! Angie the owner was so sweet & professional, she always had a smile on her face & kept the place immaculate! Very fun atmosphere — 50’s diner look with lots of chrome, red, white, black. Tons of choices! TVs, music, other snacks & food, wonderful smoothies. I sure hope she opens again somewhere else, because this was my favorite Frozen Yogurt place ever!

Very clean with nice selection of both yogart flavors and toppings. I like to support local businesses, so I’d come here again. Prices were comparable to chain places. Worth a visit.

This is a fantastic place. In one sitting I probably ate 6,000 calories. But I enjoyed every bite. We ate at home, then went for dessert. What I liked for this place is that it was really clean. Most of these places are sticky and not inviting. This place was clean.

I really enjoy this place. Always have good flavors of fro-​yo. Its clean and nice inside. Friendly people working the counter as well. They took away one of my favorite toppings but oh well. Just makes me try new things.

I am a frequent buyer here. Every time my family and I have a hankering for some froyo we come here. We have never been disappointed with the toppings or the types of yogurt. I DID actually try the taro root frozen yogurt when I was last there. It was very good and tart. I usually layer the coconut with the cake batter and walnuts coconut, and cheesecake… Yeah, not super healthy but super yum! Go here… The customer service is the tops. You guys will see me here with my family all year long!

Yogertz offers so many delicious flavors. There’s lots to please every taste in both the flavors and toppings. All the toppings are freshly put out and they’re awesome. I usually get taro with coconut flakes and mochi or the cake batter with oreos. I also really enjoyed the friendly employees and service. If I was still in the area I’d visit all the time.

There is a lot more going on here than just self serve yogurt. They have freshly made spring rolls, coffee drinks, even breakfast options such as bagels and granola. And cheap! Who doesn’t love that? Heads up for Unilocalers, there is a $ 2 off the purchase of $ 10 check in offer. We only spent $ 6 total for both our yogurts so I saved the offer for later.
All of the flavors have their nutritional information listed too which is great. And like most other places the toppings are endless, you pay by weight, and they will give you as many sample cups as you want to try things out. I tried the red velvet which was good, the salted caramel which was WHOA salty, and lastly the pecan praline which I loved. I got that and put some crushed up heath in along with chocolate sprinkles and it was as magical as double rainbows.
I forgot to ask for a punch card, but I do believe they have them here. I know for a fact they have free Wi-​Fi. This would be a cute place to plug in and get some work done.

This place has the best taro froyo hands down. I have tried multiple different places but the texture at this place nailed it. The owner is a very nice Vietnamese lady who offered me sample cups immediately when I walked in. Very clean and has a great selection with ⁵⁄₆ different jellies!

After my last review, the owner contacted me personally to tell me the machines were having issues and she invited me to come back. This meant a lot to me so I came by and was impressed. They definitely got their machines in order and the owners are extremely sweet.
I will be making this a regular spot again. However, if you all could stock Kit Kat pieces as a topping, that’d be even better. =)

Yogurt was decent, toppings were great and the price was amazing. It was clean, decorated in a diner fashion (my kids loved the bar stools) and they had free ice water accessible to customers so you don’t feel like you are bothering anyone getting it. Came here after an afternoon at bull creek and it was perfect. Will be back!

Great place! Lots of options! Nice little place to sit outside (with my dog, of course)

I like things that are good and don’t change, and this place is one of them!
My most favorite thing is perhaps the variety of toppings they have. Favorites? All kinds of fresh fresh fresh fruit! And cheesecake chunks, of course.
Their décor is adorable, and the ice water, for some reason, is super refreshing and delicious…
No plans of changing my go-​to froyo place :)

It’s great to be able to be part of something from its inception. Yogertz has a special place in my heart as I was there when its doors first opened. It has a 1950’s diner type set up and there are a couple of TV’s inside to keep you entertained if needed.
A quick note, one of the best things about Yogertz is its owner Angie. I love the woman! She is funny and hospitable and is always trying to make the customer happy, which is a trait that has been lost in American society.
Moving on to the product, first I love the yogurt here. The temps are almost always dead-​on and the flavors are perfect. I love the large selections of toppings to choose from and I always cherish when she has Pistachio on the menu. The true hidden gem of this place is its spring rolls. This is where Angie and Yogertz smack it out of the park! Her tofu spring roll is DA-​BOMB! The tofu is seasoned with chili and lemongrass and has an out-​of-​this-​world flavor! The shrimp and chicken spring rolls also hit the mark.
This is more than a yogurt shop as there are also coffee, espresso and pastries on the menu. Best of all is it is locally owned! A definite place to go and relax and enjoy some great treats!

My favorite: original tart, fresh blueberries and graham cracker crumbs! Always fresh toppings and really high quality yogurt that’s creamy and doesn’t taste chemical-​y. Drop by after doing your grocery shopping at HEB!

I was up north for a change, and considering how many of my north Unilocal friends love this place, I decided to give it a shot.
Lets just say the person working at the front (not sure of the name, sorry!) was wonderful. Very friendly, and helpful.
Now I didn’t try the yogurt here. Having the inside scoop on things I went straight for the freshly made tofu spring rolls, and a café du monde, their name for a Vietnamese coffee.
The rolls were amazing. Fresh, light, and yet satisfying. I guess she picked up on the fact that I was Indian and also gave me a side on hot sauce, along with the peanut sauce. Everything was very fresh and tasty.
The coffee was exquisite. Sweet, and coffeey. Perfect.
Oh, and did I say I was hungover. Nothing better than this to cure a hangover!

Yogertz has plenty of interesting flavors for the dairy-​eating customers, and two for me and my other dairy-​free or vegan friends. To be real, I was a little disappointed by the non-​dairy flavors (one was like Hawaiian Punch??? eek) but I made my choice and went with it. I liked that they had tons of toppings for me to cover up my kind of weird flavor.
The décor was cute, and it was a fun place to sit in. I noticed they had magazines for customers too. Spring Rolls & Coffee too — huh? But I love that stuff so I accept their weird match up.
I’ll be back because there isn’t much dairy-​free Froyo in Austin… but I might call to find out the flavors first :)

What kind of frozen yogurt store only has one flavor???
I mean, sure the white chocolate tastes good, but you need more than just one flavor to keep customers comin…
Wait…
There are other flavors at Yogertz?
Well, there *are* plenty of other flavors, but holy carp is the white chocolate (which I top with soft bits of mochi, and mango tapioca pearls) good.
The cake batter and red velvet are crowd pleasers, and the chocolate milkshake… something about boys and a yard… Each one has a little video screen above it with nutrition info. About half or so are gluten free (easy to see with the clear labelling). The toppings always look like they were just put out fresh. Fruit, crushed candy bars, 4 different cereals, sauces, plus an array of tapioca pearls, chocolate chips, pretty much everything you’d expect to see.
But it’s not the toppings I come for. Every flavor my wife and I have tried is smooth and creamy, and as yummy as can be.
Today I came in just to try the hand-​made spring rolls (chicken, shrimp, or tofu). The peanut sauce and home-​made hot sauce brought it all together. Plus, I was able to have a little dessert first while they were being made. Next I’ll try the coffee I hear so much about.
The store is clean, modern, and comfortable. The seating outside is also awfully cute. It may be a little hard to notice, on the Jollyville side of the HEB shopping center at Braker and Research, but so worth finding, just to be brightened by the smile of Angie, wanting you to have the best time possible in her store.

While the shop owner was with another customer, I grabbed several (okay, more than several) of the small tasting cups to try her goods. Now, I don’t know one frozen yogurt sample from another but this particular frozen yogurt tasted fresher and was more enjoyable to roll around in my mouth. My taste buds were, for once, not overwhelmed with sugar and flavoring.
Angie, who owns Yogertz with her husband, is adorable and she smiles and giggles when she talks to you. I learned a lot about frozen yogurt during the 15 minutes I took up space in the store. First and foremost, she has many gluten free options which are carefully marked on the machines. Second, she really likes talking about Errol M. He is the «Duke» here, afterall, and even though I came in when he was absent, I had the feeling he was lurking around the corner so he could have her and her wares all to himself.
I’m not, as I mentioned, a «froyo» connoisseur, but my cup of Cable Chocolate and Sweet Coconut were delicious together with a sprinkling of sliced almonds, pineapple and Reese’s peanut butter cup chunks. That may be a strange combo to you, but to me it was frozen heaven.
Upon Errol’s suggestion (see his review), I tried the Café Du Monde coffee. Whoa and wowee. That is some seriously bad azz coffee. How do I know this? I was on my cell phone with my friend and while we were discussing a lunch date, I began to search for my cell phone so I could put the date on my phone calendar. My brain had completely disconnected from my body and decided to take off like a freight train down an unknown track before I realized the cell phone was at my ear.
So go for the lovely and tasty frozen yogurt. Enjoy it in a clean, retro neon lit environment. Choose from more toppings of fruit, nuts, cereal, granola and candy than I can remember. I did count them but it was right after several sips of that crack coffee.

Yogertz offers 14 flavors to include non dairy, gluten free, non fat and no sugar added options. The toppings are endless from your fresh fruits to your chocolate chips & Oreo cookies.
Some of my favorites are the red velvet mixed with cake batter topped with fresh strawberries, mango and the white chocolate macadamia nut mixed with dark chocolate. The nutritional information is digitally displayed at each machine with calories typically ranging from 75 – 120 calories for 4 ounces.
In addition to frozen yogurt, Yogertz serves organic coffee, espressos, lattes, frozen coffee drinks & baked goods.
The shop is furnished in 50’s diner fashion. A few red and white booths with metal tables line the wall and the window store front has a table top bar with stools. Yogertz also has several tables with umbrellas to ward off the blazing sun outside.
Perks: Yogertz has a punch card to reward frequent customers with a free 5 ounce yogurt after 10 purchases. This is a nice alternative for the coffee shop office as it is quiet and have free WiFi.

Let’s do this one a little differently. We’ll figure out the stars one by one and tally up the total:
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For being another cool, hip, and trendy froyo place in Austin = One star.
For being two doors down from my dry cleaner, but never noticing them before because the Yoga place between them kind of juts out and obstructs the view = Another star.
For having 36 different toppings, including orange boba balls, with another four kinds of cereals and assorted syrups. Nice. WiFi and credit cards, that’s nice, too. Having assorted pastry stuff with coffees and teas? Now that’s frosting = One more star.
For having the usual lineup of traditional and semi-​odd froyo flavors, including one called «graham cracker pie» that the owner was so proud of she came over to personally explain how she made it that morning and totally convinced me how good it was before I even sampled it. And it was. LOL! Okay, that’s worth another star.
For making me a Sua Da — which by the love of Tao — was exactly what I wanted at that moment. It’s called «Café Du Monde» on the menu. For that unexpected bonus? Seven jillion, nine-​hundred forty-​two quadrillion stars. You better believe it. Almost made my eyes round out.
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And we’ll just round out this review to five stars.