Yogurt Heaven

So sad. This business has not grown or changed since I was a kid. They used to be relevant when no one had ever heard of frozen yogurt but now over a decade later our local Myo frozen yogurt stores make them look like «yogurt hell» and definitely not «yogurt heaven» as their name suggests.
They only accept cash, their machines are super old. Limited flavors that have weird under-​tastes of sour milk or mildew (most likely due to the machines not being serviced correctly over a long period of time or just plain expired products)
The Lapperts ice cream is an insult to Lapperts especially if you have tried them anywhere else. Their very limited supply all has a freezer burn taste to it.
I would honestly suggest not wasting the cash you have in your wallet on this place, it’s not worth it even if the closet fro yo place is a 15 – 20 min drive.

DON’T GO HERE WORST SHOP IN TOWN! Not only was the customer service horrendous, they serve ICE CREAM NOT YOGURT!!! I brought my grandmother and she got a small vanilla with only hot fudge and it was $ 6.70!!! They gave her barely any hot fudge and when she asked for a little more they charged another 70 cents! I couldn’t believe how rude they were. They only take cash! On top of everything else, my grandmother got diarrhea from it! She is allergic to ice cream! They said it was yogurt but it was ice cream! My poor grandma was sick all night.

Very very mediocre ice cream, doesnt take cards, isn’t self serve. Just don’t bother coming here… The frozen yogurt is also actually not good at all. Especially the cappuccino. Just no.

Cash Only
NOT self serve
Each topping is $ 0.70
We had just finished having lunch in the plaza and the kids wanted to have dessert before heading out to the beach. We decided to try this place out. There were only a couple of people in front of us which was good as it gave us time to look over the menu.
When it was our turn I felt rushed by the two ladies behind the counter. We are a family of six, therefore, it’s going to take a few more extra minutes to order! Obviously, the two ladies didn’t understand that because they started taking orders from the people behind us. Nonetheless, I ended up getting an Espresso Smoothie, which was really good. I also tried my sons bubble gum ice cream and my daughters yogurt. They too were all good but for the service and price, I don’t think I will be coming back here anytime soon.

Limited selection. NOT self serve. Charge per topping. Not too bad. Was looking for self serve; this one was misclassified. Not sorry we came.

No non-​dairy/​vegan items, so they are not keeping up with people’s evolving diet expectations. Short hours too, when there after dark/​early evening and they were closed. Not self-​serve. Appears to be clean and cute though.

Had just finished lunch at the burger place close by. On the way back to the car, we saw a sign on the window that stopped us in our tracks. The sign said Lappert’s Ice cream! No matter how full I am, when I see Lappert’s Ice cream here on the Mainland, I’m stopping to have me some!
As the name states, Yogurt Heaven sells frozen yogurt. I was not here to have me some fro-​yo though. The shop is pretty small. A few tables inside, and a couple outside. The lady who helped us was okay. She could use some sharpening of her customer service skills though. So 3 stars for customer service.
My wife and I each chose to have two scoops each. Costed us a total of $ 8.50 for everything. Much cheaper than flying to Hawaii! The flavors we chose were the following: Kauai Pie, Caramel coconut macadamia, blueberry cheesecake, and Rocky Road. They were all good. Not as good as I remember though. Probably because I was already full. Yeah, I was a glutton for punishment. Food does not taste as good when your stuffed.
Oh yeah, they did not have my all-​time favorite Lappert’s flavor! They did not have my plain Macadamia Nut ice cream!!! Even with the subpar customer service, I would have given them 5 stars if they had that flavor! Oh well, maybe next time.

Smoothies, ice cream. Yogurt. They accept cash. Small outdoor table and bench.
Smoothies, yogurt, ice cream.

Good frozen yogurt that is thick like soft serve, moderately pricey and the service was not amazing but over all good yogurt.

Between a 4 & a 5. *It was several years between visits, but gf & I enjoyed our small non-​fat yogurts yesterday. I ordered half chocolate, half peanut butter (hard to go wrong with that combo), gf ordered peanut butter topped with hot fudge (yum!). Very creamy/​good «mouth feel» for non-​fat yogurt. I’m more impressed with this place than some of the more high-​profile chains like Pinkberry. Service was friendly & efficient.
* Last time I was there – several years ago – I brought in a magazine to read while I ate my yogurt. As I left, one of the owners chased me for quite some distance, yelling questions about whether I stole his magazine. Sheesh!

The frozen yoghurt was crap/​stale. Icecream was good though

My classmates and I have been customers at Yogurt Heaven since high school (8yrs) and it still amazes me with their yummy flavors and warm ambiance. I highly recommend trying their special flavors like irish mint, pistachio, cheesecake.

This place advertises that its open until six on Sundays. They actually are not. No signage on the front explaining their hrs. They close whenever they want I guess. I’ll spend my dollars elsewhere.

Yummmm — health (ier) oreo milkshakes — love it!

After a woefully unappetizing lunch at Island Taco, I was craving something to cleanse my palate. What better than froyo!!! I’d never been to Yogurt Heaven and decided to try it out. They offer eight (I think?) different froyo flavors, along with regular ice cream. I tried out the peanut butter froyo – I’ve got a soft spot (perhaps literally, even, from eating too much of this nutty confection laced with hydrogenated oils!) in my heart for peanut butter. It wasn’t bad, though a little heavy for my tastes. It was a little too rich for me, tasting a bit more like soft-​serve ice cream than the light, smooth froyo I prefer. Not bad, but I think I’ll be sticking with Myo on Cannery Row for my froyo needs.

I’ve been eating frozen yogurt my whole life, and I was THRILLED to discover this place when I moved to Monterey County. Well, I was thrilled until I tried the frozen yogurt, that is. The portions are tiny compared to today’s frozen yogurt portions, the price is really high, and the toppings are stale and overpriced. There’s a new frozen yogurt place on Cannery Row, make the trip over there instead.

Stopping at Long’s in Carmel prompted us to check out the boutique center in the middle of the strip mall. I am a fro-​yo fan and just had to stop and get some when we walked by this place.
I sampled many of the six flavor offerings and decided upon peach. It had a strong peach flavor which did not require any additional add-​ins which are so desperately needed in other frozen yogurts. The yogurt was the right consistency, not too runny, not too cold, not too creamy, not too rough. Also purchased was the pistachio flavor. Nutty and sweet. Both flavors are recommended if you’re in doubt.
A small cup is 2.80. No credit cards, only cash.

The only thing you need to order here:
KONA COFFEE ICE CREAM!!!

There aren’t too many places that offer froyo in the Monterey Peninsula. We are all willing to drive all the way out to the Crossroads for a little cup of goodness.
Flavors change almost daily.
Boysenberry is the BEST!

They have Lappert’s Ice Cream which I love (every time I go to Kauai its a must) so I can get a fix when I am not vacationing on the islands… they don’t have the guava or some three tropical fruit flavor my boyfriend likes, but they do have the kona coffee and the caramel coconut macademia nut… This doesn’t look like an ideal place to try the froyo– so I am sticking to the taste of the islands.
CASH ONLY!

I’m often a bit weary of fat-​free frozen yogurt, but I have to say that I was absolutely entranced by how AMAZING Yogurt Heaven’s tasted. I had the Ghirardelli chocolate and vanilla swirl, and it tasted look full-​fat, super creamy and thick, gourmet soft-​serve ice cream.
My only complaint is that this place closes at 6pm on weekday and (I think) 5pm on weekends, and I usually am not in the mood for desert until 6:30pm on weekdays and 5:30pm on weekends :-P
Lastly, I think this place is cash only.