Yogurt Mountain

Yogurt was great, not many flavors but tons of topping options. Customer service was fine.

A good fro yo joint and it was a pleasant experience. Nothing really stood out about this place compared to others I have been to. They had the same toppings and frozen yogurt flavors as most places do. The prices were good and the toppings were all fresh. It was a random stop in the night and glad we did it.
I had the birthday cake batter and chocolate mix with strawberries, big Oreo, and hot fudge. We all left happy.

Good froyo. Always have different flavors. Hours are off though. They close at 11:00pm on Saturday or they closed early…

It has been months since I’ve visited – but not because I didn’t like it!
Tonight was surprising! I noticed the two workers «cleaning» upon arrival, but I noticed a very funky odor around the first couple machines. Then I noticed several yogurt pileups on the machine trays – I just don’t recall it looking this way before. I kinda wish I had headed out then, but I feel weird coming in and then walking out without anything…
Yogurt was ok and the guy working the register was nice.
I’m sure I’ll be back. I just hope it isn’t a similar experience.

I really like this place the flavors are good and they offer variety. I was slightly disappointed last night that they didnt have whipped cream but i got over t

I don’t know what happened to this place, but after having this location as my go-​to spot for a little yogurt for 4 years, coming back after 2 years of not living in Birmingham only resulted in me being disappointed. The flavors aren’t that great, and the toppings are extremely limited compared to numerous other yogurt shops I have given a try. Very sad to say this, but I don’t think I’ll be returning.

My kids love it b/​c they love all the toppings and gummy stuff. I think it’s very very tasty but not that into it b/​c it can get pricey quick.

I brought my little brother to this place when we were in town last time. I chose this place after reading good reviews on Unilocal.We weren’t disappointed. The shop is very clean and decorated cheerful. My little brother really likes this place. We chose some yogurt with different flavors. They were extremely delicious even more than what we expected. Friendly staff, various flavors, clean & beautiful space, we would go back next time here.

This place doesn’t disappoint when it comes to yogurt flavors and toppings. They always have something new that makes your cup of yogurt exciting. Service has always been great and it has always been clean inside. Ask for a sample cup to try out a new flavor! Also, I highly suggest signing up for their text rewards by registering your phone number the next time you go in. I often get 50% off codes and free yogurt codes, which makes my trip to yogurt mountain even better!
The salted pretzel flavor with Pretzel M&Ms is my favorite combo!

Try the salted pretzel flavor! Friendly staff and fun place to try a new flavor for a treat.

Good selection of flavors and toppings beware it can become pricey if you’re not careful!

Good selection of flavors and toppings. Fun place to sit and unwind with a tasty treat. I would recommend this place to a friend.

Best yogurt ever! The inside is lime green and bright purple with silver accents. The staff here treat you very professionally and are quick to give samples.
Cherry limeade, cookies and cream, red velvet, tart, and cheesecake — these are all delicious, non-​artificial-​tasting frozen yogurt. Not too mushy or too icy. Not too sour or too sweet or too mix-​flavored. You have to have it perfect, and Yogurt Mountain knows how to do it.
It is a great self-​serve place. They have more ridiculously heavy topping than any other place. I like my yogurt plain, and now I wish I had a Yogurt Mountain nearby. Best froyo!

Love love love the new yogurt trend. It really is a guiltless snack perfect for any time of day! I went three days in a row to get my fix! Try it, you’ll love it!

I agree with everyone else– this place is dangerously delicious! Since I am not a big fan of ruining my yogurt with toppings, i do not have to worry about an expensive bowl of yogurt. However, the ability to mix several flavors together after I sampled several already puts me in an overindulgence situation. So far I have enjoyed each visit so much that I never regretted eating way too much yogurt (until the next day).
The new yogurt craze is wonderful. These type of places are popping up everywhere. Though this one seems to be the most popular maybe due to it’s size and locations there are several more in the area worth trying. Menchies on Valleydale is small but has some unique flavors that I love and never see at Yogurt Mountain, specifically the Rasberry Mango Sherbert!!! So also try others in the area if you are a yogurt lover

Vegan options! There is always at least one sorbet, sometimes 3. Top with fresh fruit, Oreos, and/​or Mochi!
There’s another Yogurt Mountain on 150 near the Galleria that doesn’t seem to be on Unilocal yet…

This is a dangerous place – dangerously delicious.
The «$ 0.45 per ounce» (or however much it is) sign behind the registers is easily ignored as the line of soft serve frozen yogurt beckons you to fill your ginormous cup with delicious combinations like strawberry and cheese cake, or peanut butter and oreo, or something a little crazy like cotton candy and cake batter. Then you round the end of the line and head back toward the toppings: Oreos, rice krispy treats, Cap’n Crunch, Butterfinger, Snickers, chocolate rocks, coconut, sprinkles, Reese’s Pieces, strawberries, blueberries, cheesecake bites, Ghiradelli syrups and marshmallow fluff all vie for their place on your dessert creation.
Then you finally get back to the counter and remember that sign. You gingerly set your mountain of deliciousness on the scale and watch the numbers race upward. The cheery kid behind the register says, «That’ll be $ 14.83 please.» Whoops.
And then you walk outside to the little tables and chairs all crowded around the narrow patio/​sidewalk and sit down to revel in the experience of Yogurt Mountain.
It’s said that «forewarned is forearmed,» so here’s the warning: watch what you put in the cup, especially when it comes to toppings. Now go forth and have fun!

So I was really excited when this place opened. I had been in love with Pinkberry & Red Mango* but alas, they are located far far away from Alabama. Frozen yogurt is making a comeback! Ironically, TCBY is not part of said comeback. Oh well.
Yogurt mountain has become a huge hit for Birmingham residents. So much so that they’ve opened a 2^nd location on Hwy 150, squeezed between Sbucks & Jason’s Deli within less than a year of opening the 1^st location. It probably helped that they were the 1^st of many following yogurt shops chasing the same success.
Cups are standard sized huge, so don’t be fooled into filling it to the brim with yogurt & toppings like I watched a friend do. He then looked around for a solid minute to find a place to dump out the excess after finding out that they charged per weight. It’s self-​serve & charged by the ounce. 42 cents is the going rate. So you can pay as much or as little as your appetite pleases. It helps practice portion control & budgeting @ the same time! Genius really.
They have a large variety of flavors. I prefer the original flavor & fruit ones bc I’m expecting yogurt, not ice cream. If ice cream is your thing, perhaps you should try Bruster’s. If you’re looking for an ice cream-​like cheat, they do have vanilla & chocolate flavor. Cake batter, cheesecake, & peanut butter are some others. The toppings bar is not left to the imagination. They have almost everything. Fruit, mochi, different cereals, granola, mini & regular chocolate chips, yogurt chips… other stuff & multiple different syrups. Props for the mango syrup.
It’s a great place for groups, friends, & families. Warning: I’ve seen the line out the door before on popular nights like the weekend, after church, & school events.
* Red Mango has since been newly opened in the Chace Lake area.

This place is a winner with the kids every time. My three year old loves to pick his flavor and toppings. They never match (i.e. strawberry yogurt with Butterfinger topping), but that’s on him. You have to be careful since it is all charged by the ounce. If you go overboard, your wallet will feel it. The flip side is that you go easy for the kids and still get out there pretty cheap, just steer clear of the heavy toppings like fruit.
My biggest complaint is that the place is very crowded both inside and out when it comes to seating. This can be a little tricky with two small kids. The other thing is that being a yogurt place, you kind of expect it to be a little health conscience, though all of the syrup toppings are basically high fructose corn syrup with artificial color and flavor.

Cool concept. Several interesting & yummy flavors of yogurt and tons of great toppings. All self-​service. Like the other reviewer says, be very mindful of how much you’re getting, because they charge by weight, and it can get pretty expensive, especially since the smallest size bowl is huge & makes you feel obligated to fill it up. (nice trick)
I should also point out that the color scheme in the place is extremely cool, and the chairs are somehow super comfy.