YoGo

The yogurt is great, but I uploaded a picture of the employee texting on her cell phone… Very rude, this is stuff that matters to me. Great yogurt, but her attitude, she didn’t even say thank you have a good day or anything to me. Took my money, and that’s it.

Super friendly staff (especially the manager), best prices in town, always clean and inviting. I highly recommend!

I think this place is Great! Yogurt is deeeee-​Lish! Plenty of healthy fresh fruit toppings.
Place is really clean. Staff is very nice

The yogurt is really good! The vanilla tastes like vanilla ice cream. The chocolate is rich and full of flavor. I love the toppings too. Marshmallow sauce = yum!

Not the best frozen yogurt place I’ve been to– but still good. Would like to see some fresh fruit. Kids were happy.

Agree with existing reviews. «Meh» is a good synopsis. It’s frozen yogurt, it works in a pinch. But selection of both flavors and toppings is minimal. Also, the vanilla yogurt was quite watery. Bummer

The two stars «Meh I’ve had better» pretty much sums it up.
The place is large and clean enough but there were only (one sherbet and) four frozen yogurt options even though there was room and spouts for plenty more.
Then the topping area seemed like a lot of options but it’s just a lot of unappealing kid cereals and crumbled to dust candy bars. They did have mochi, though which was a nice touch. But it’s no PinkBerry or Yogurtland or even Urban Yogurt which popped up in rinkydink Shingle Springs and blows this joint out of the water.

We just tried the frozen yogurt since my wife loves the stuff. It was so bad she threw most of it away. The mint had no mint flavor, except the hint of freezer burnt aftertaste. The employee did not offer samples — good thing for her because we would have walked out without buying anything if we had the chance to sample it prior. The price is 39 cent per oz.

What respectable frozen yogurt shop has 3 flavors out of 6 or 8 out of order! Oh that’s right the only one in town! I am so sad mmm yogurt went down they were awesome and their yogurt tasted like yogurt (tart) not soft serve ice cream! I’d be willing to pay the $ 15 for for 3 small cups if it was good! Please go with different mixes your flavors are awful! And you should always have a plain tart! I guess they can give us whatever they want since they are the only one in town and bad fro yo is better than no fro yo!!!

We have been here several times and at first we really enjoyed the selection of yogurt. They had my favorite… Coconut :)
However, on our last visit over the weekend it seemed that the toppings were all candy and what few selections of fruit were the canned/​sweet type. Also, it seemed we got what we have in the past but the prices seemed much higher than normal or maybe we had more this time.
I think that for the almost $ 9.00 my son and I spent that I would be better off not making this a normal spot.

I’ve been here three times. The first time, it was great and new, and a fresh concept. Very clean lines and modern with fresh art prints on electronic frames, and all the machines are set into the wall (same with the cups). I liked the sleek look of the cup wall and machines, all the way to the cashier’s area, with lots of toppings and a case of non yogurt treats which I wasn’t interested in. Each yogurt would be weighed separately and you can get a punch card, buy 6 get the next one free.
The first time I noticed a lot of machines and flavors. Then this time, being the third time I came in, I noticed a lot of the machines weren’t in use and there were only about four flavors. Most of the spouts didn’t have yogurt in them, thus severely limiting choice.
The first time I think I tried banana, which had the flavor of Smarties, and pineapple, which again, which had the flavor of Smarties. You know, that horrible candy people pass out at Halloween? As if ground to dust and used as flavoring. After the initial interest of, wow, how cool is this? I became just bored with the flavor.
Now if you cruise down, you’ll see about a half dozen syrups (a root beer one, a Dr. Pepper, chocolate, caramel) and then your dry toppings bar. Sadly the dry toppings included about 99% ground up candy bars which looked all alike and nothing I’d put in my yogurt, and only 3 fruits, which were kiwi and pineapple and I wasn’t sure if they were fresh or frozen.
The good news is that I liked my yogurt today, the Belgian Chocolate mixed with the Cheesecake. Both non fat. But the bad news is that there are yogurt flavors there that don’t taste good and the toppings, while seemingly various, are really pretty cheap and corny.
The good news? There are no sizes, you get to 100% choose your ingredients and your quantity and it’s a nice concept. The only thing is check back often or you might be stuck with flavors that taste like they’re from some year old Halloween bucket or candy you used to eat when you were like 9.

I have been here a few times before and was disappointed they did not have my favorite flavor. This last visit they had tart flavor, which I was very happy to see.
Nice selection of toppings.

Their yogurt is the worst thing I think I have EVER tasted in my whole life!
I was SO excited that we had a new frozen yogurt shop near us cuz the closest yogurt to me is on the other end of town so when I heard about it I went and I didn’t even finish because of how horrid it was!
Second of all, they don’t even have plain tart, so I had to get pineapple!
Sorry Amanda but you are wrong! :(

Totally awesome, and very friendly. The staff is awesome, and the owner is actually a professor at WNC. Frozen yogurt is their main thing, which is just yummy. Instead of having set prices, they price is by ounces. I think it’s 33 cents an ounce. Also, they have so many different kinds of toppings.
On top of that they have other sweets. Like cupcakes, cake pops, whoopie pies, cake in a cup, and of course various kinds of delicious roka. I’ve had the smokey bacon, and I can’t remember the other one.
Anyways, absolutely delicious, you’ll be craving their sweets for weeks.