Yogurtville

It will be a while before we visit again. There was yogurt mix left on the handles of more than one machine (like it had oozed out from the tubing), the floors were pretty dirty (does anyone clean after close?), and many chairs needed serious wipe downs. And it took the counter staff over 5 minutes to come up from the back room.
It’s sad too, because since Zinga went out of business there is a definite lack of good fro-​yo places in that vicinity.
Amazingly, I’ve not heard anything from their corporate office after using the ‘contact us’ link on their website.

We have been here many times. Enjoy the new flavors and serving yourself. Great after Mexican meal or really any meal.

This place once was a fav of ours but we were disappointed with our visit tonight. All flavors were runny and icy, not creamy at all. Great selection of toppings but the yogurt needs to be better. Cute interior but the booth side seat cushions had holes in them all the way down the row. Place needs some TLC before we will be back.

They should change their name to yummyville because their yogurt will rock your socks off! Just about every sample I tried I loved. The N.Y. Cheesecake, Dulce de Leche, and Chocolate, Caramel Turtles was like sipping pine-​coladas on a hidden island… heaven. The expresso yogurt was okay but it didn’t make it to my top list. Cookies and Cream is one of my favorite ice creams that you can buy, but for some reason I haven’t cared for it at any yogurt place. This one included. I think it has to do with having to be all blended together. My only complaint is the rambunctious kids running around and screaming. I guess you have to deal with that at yogurt shops, *sigh.

Large selection of yogurts and toppings sold by the ounce! Nice interior, plenty of seating, cute pictures of «fans» throughout. Looking forward to more post school snacks with the boys.

Expected a higher quality in the yogurt. Yogurt was a bit runny and icy. I know its 100 degrees outside, but come on. Also, don’t get the pre-​made waffles. Chocolate dipped waffle tasted a stale. 3 stars for the cleanliness and ambiance.

I have eaten at so many of these Yogurt places, THIS ONE IS THE BEST! I had the orange/​crème flavor last time, and it was TO DIE FOR! Lots of fresh toppings, clean environment. Pretty quiet every time I’ve been in there!

This place is cool, kind of a teen hang out after school, but normally quiet.

I love this place. A dozen different types of yogurt and over 50 toppings from healthy to über fatty!
A little pricey, but delish!

Tried the strawberry, Belgium chocolate, tart, and coffee.
Too icy and inconsistent, not a large selection of toppings either.

Dropped in for a quick dessert after lunch at nearby Genghis Grill. It’s not spacious inside, but it’s clean and modern looking (as most of the «Froyo 2.0» places are), and a variety of self serve flavors await. Alas, strawberry banana was the sole NSA flavor, and only «huger» cups are available (two of my peeves). However, the Heath Bar flavor was unique and very good, and the Belgian chocolate actually delivered a rich chocolate flavor, distinctive from most other froyo chocolates I’ve tried. I settled on a little «squirt» of each of them (4.8 oz total) with no toppings. Both were very smooth with no ice crystals.
This place, at least on this day, definitely tended more towards the «chocolatey» and/​or «non-​fruity», which is a good thing for me, but I know it’s not everyone’s thing. Topping selection is pretty big, but one of my fellow diners said the peanuts tasted a little «off». Still, we had a nice snack, and I’d be back again if I were in the neighborhood.

We absolutely love coming to Yogurtville. My son loves picking the toppings for our yogurt. Everything tastes wonderful, the atmosphere is great, it’s always spotless and it’s open late which is a huge plus.

This is a place I love to go to if I’m willing to spend 6 to 7 bucks on ice cream. It tastes really good and they have a wide
variety of toppings. They range from sprinkles to coco puffs, they have it all! It’s always packed no matter what night it is. I would give it five stars if it was cheaper. Try it!

This place is pretty good. I’ve gone to a few froyo joints closer to where I live in Grand Prairie, and this one blows it out the water. There are about 10 or so yogurt flavors to choose from and about a gazillion FRESH toppings. Notice how I capitalized the FRESH — this is really important when we’re talking about fruit topping folks.
I liked it so much, I visited twice this weekend the second time bringing along my dad. My fav flavors are birthday cake and cheesecake with fruit toppings, mochi, vanilla shavings, and yogurt drops. I fill my cup about halfway full and spend a little less than $ 5 for it.
The store is always clean, music is appropriate, and cashier/​staff are friendly (aside from the snarly owner who waited at least for me to go through the door before rushing to the back). I’ll be coming back!

I’ve been here more times than I can count. Its a cool service model where you get to pick all your toppings and make whatever you want.
Great spot for quick dessert, cheap, and convenient location!
I just wish they’d stop with the lame Christian music ALL the time. Its okay some of the time, I have nothing against it considering its across from the Baptidome. but on a Friday night? Come on.

Here we are once again. Another do-​it-​yourself frozen yogurt place. I must admit that I am please to see so many options for healthier treats. Of course maybe the people around here need to walk more.
I did compare Yogurtville and Yogurtland, because of their similarity. And they are quite similar, however there are a few striking differences that affect my review.
Colors
Yogurtland — psychotic pastel colors
Yogurtville — reds and lime greens
Music
Yogurtland — trippy techno-​pop
Yogurtville — alternative & folk rock /​Christian rock
Staff
Yogurtland — hyperactive Asian teenagers
Yogurtville — less hyperactive caucasian young adults
Now I recognize all of these comparisons as rather petty. I’m sure that you’re hopping up and down right now screaming «Come on, John! I’m a very important internet user! What about the yogurt?!»
Well there are some large differences there too
Both places offer a large amount of flavors. Yogurtville doesn’t seem to have the more esoteric flavors that Yogurtland has like taro fruit. Of course this is most likely due to the locations.
I have to agree that Yogurtville frozen yogurt seems to be more runny, with more water in it. It doesn’t look like I’ll be going to this place much, especially since I have the wonderfully pink «Berry Berry» much closer to me.

This place tickles my tastebuds! It is a frozen delight! There are so many assorted flavors and toppings! And its fat-​free! Well…½ of the frozen yogurt is… but they have all sorts of flavors such as a almond roca (my fav), mint chocolate chip, NY cheesecake, birthday cake (too sweet for me), capachino and other flavors! Then you can top your bowl with whatever you please. My favorite toppings are the brownie bits, strawberries and oreos… I’m not too fancy. Also the toppings are self serve so you can put how ever much or little of the toppings your desire!
Yogurtville is sure to leave you satisfied!

I love Yogurtville and have converted many of my friends.
The other reviews are very accurate, and I don’t have much to add as far as the details are concerned.
My one complaint: Christian music. Can’t we just enjoy our yogurt without you pushing your religion on us?

I LOVE FROZEN YOGURT!!!
After moving to good ol’ Texas a little over a year ago, i have been on the quest for froyo. I drove by yogurtville on accident a few weeks ago and kept it at the front of my mind for when i had a free meal to spend on frozen yogurt.
YUM.
As Aimee said, there are over a dozen flavors to choose from, and the best part is tasting them before you try them. Nobody says you can only taste three! The high school kids who work there are slightly apathetic but mostly helpful, but i think the strangest part is the Christian music constantly playing.
But back to the yogurt—
I am currently obsessed with the ‘tart’ flavor, maybe because i find it funny. I’ve tried the cheesecake, belgian chocolate, kiwi strawberry, strawberry tart, cappuccino, on and on and on.
The toppings bar is amazing, you can truly put anything on your yogurt. Crushed pop tarts? sure! gummy bears? you bet! strawberry whoppers, which i have been dying to try? pile ‘em on!
It is $ 0.35 an ounce, which can sneak up on you. Less yogurt, more toppings is definitely the way to go.
I had to take a little break from yogurtville because i don’t want to get burned out on it, but with it only being like 5 minutes from my house i am totally a fan.

A DIY Frozen Yogurt Establishment. You select a cup (huge or ridiculously huge) and then are let loose to a row of spigots to buy as much or as little yogurt as you like.
I think there were approximately 12 — 14 different flavors available (6 — 7 machines, plus the ability to get a «swirl». Unfortunately, the flavor I really wanted to try, Pecan Praline, was out.
I decided to make my own «swirl» and put a little bit of three different flavors in my cup. I had the Belgian Chocolate, Banana Cream Pie and Pumpkin.
Next up, the toppings bar. Fruits, Kashi cereals, chocolate chips, nuts, marshmallows… you name it, it was there. I settled on a few Ghiradelli Dark Chocolate chips and some coconut.
It’s then when the shock hits you. Although I saw the sign when I walked in… «$ 0.35 per ounce»… it don’t really register with you just how much you are getting due to the ridiculous size of the container in your hand.
I didn’t think I got that much actual product, but my total was $ 4.18. I seriously could have driven to Paciugo and back for less, even counting gas prices.
Ok. I think the actual yogurt here was better than Gooey’s… but I’m turning into a cheap skate and DAMN, this place is expensive. I could have had the largest cup at Gooey’s (packed full and solid) for significantly less than $ 4.
I will definitely try this place again, but I will be paying more attention to the ounces in my cup.