Yoforia

The taro frozen yogurt is amazing and unique to this place. Taste like a sweet milky poi! Worth the trip, but luckily I’m there often for trader joes. My boys love it too.

Yoforia has a lot of wonderful flavors and some delicious toppings to enjoy. I can’t help but love this little create-​your-​own-​fro-​yo place.
I especially appreciate that Yoforia has some unique flavors. I had some of the almond butter yogurt and it was amazing. My partner decided to try the taro, which was fruity and delish. I like that they use organic ingredients and use reputable dairy products for their yogurt. Not only can you make a sundae, they also offer pies, yogurt pops, and even cookies.
Prices are about standard for this city, around $.50 an ounce. The pops were about $ 2.50 a piece for a decent size. It is small in this place, but they do have a few tables to sit at outside.
If you’re in the area, I highly recommend this place.

3 words people. Save your money. There are too many froyo places in the Queen city to force yourself to purchase overpriced, poor quality yogurt. The flavors that I got Cookies and Crème and Cheesecake both had no flavor and were very icy indicating either poor mixing or bad quality. The toppings that were there were the usual but the crushed cookies weren’t the full crushed cookies but merely just the tops and bottoms.
As far as the location it is a good one. Situated in the ever crowded Trader Joe’s anchored shopping center, parking is tight but manageable. The restaurant itself is dated and needs refreshing.

After a morning of shopping at Trader Joe’s, this is a great place to stop (same parking lot, other side). I love all their fruit flavors — Mango, Pomegranite and pineapple are probably their best — just the right amount of tart and sweet — I’ve never noticed any problems with the actual consistency of the yogurt. Has always been smooth. The pistachio is pretty darn good too. It is a bit pricey, but worth the treat!

I REALLY like stopping here to satisfy my sweet tooth and don’t want to feel any guilt. Their yogurt is all organic and is sold by weight which I really love. The fruit toppings are always fresh and delicious.

As a frozen yogurt aficionado, I am compelled to review Yoforia. On the whole, the ubiquity of frozen yogurt establishments in the Queen City is astounding. In the hierarchy of quality, however, Yoforia lands just ahead of TCBY.
I have been there no less than 15 times and the yogurt is typically either icy or runny, never with the smooth consistency characteristic of higher quality yogurt. The toppings, although not as gross as TCBY, are plentiful but usually too large to be mixed in properly. There is, however, a large variety of toppings from cereal to fruit to sprinkles.
I don’t personally enjoy Yoforia (I’m a Tasty-​Yo and Pinkberry fan), but I took my friend’s 5-​year-​old daughter here once and she LOVED being able to choose her own toppings and mix yogurt flavors.
I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the service. I understand that it is self-​serve, but it’s really difficult to get an employee to come out of the back and offer a sample cup or even say hello when I’ve come in at off-​hours. Really disappointing, compared to other yogurt places, where the staff is exceptional and engaged. I appreciate that extra human contact.
Once they remodeled and put in more bathrooms so fire code allowed for the outdoor seating, that became a plus.
All in all, if it’s variety and mediocrity you’re after, Yoforia is your place. It makes 5-​year-​olds deliriously happy. But then again, so do Dora and Diego.

standard flavor for froyo places, but the prices here are OUTRAGEOUS!
yes, they have mochi. no, it’s not worth $ 0.49/oz.

This establishment has gone down hill. I am an avid supporter of Yoforia. The fact that almost all of the long term employees know who I am just goes to show how addicted I am to this stuff. This location in particular used to be my favorite one to go to for my almost daily fix, but since my last visit I will not be returning to this particular one anymore.
A majority of the time not all of the machines work which just makes this an awful shame:(Not sure if it’s from the long term employees quitting from lack of support/​respect from the owner/​management. The last tie I went I actually felt a bit yucky purchasing some of the yogurt as well. It just didn’t feel right:/
Maybe in the long time future I will stop by on a whim and try it again, but I am talking waaayyyyyyy in the future. Cause I don’t think this place is going to be good again anytime soon.

49 cents an ounce? And 2 of their pumps weren’t even working!
I ordered blueberry yogurt and liked the flavor, their mochi was pretty standard. I just couldn’t get over how much I was paying for it. And I was saddened that I couldn’t try pumpkin pie because the pump wasn’t working.

We decided to stop by this Yoforia after having dinner at Señor Tequila & doing a little shopping at Trader Joes. Our plan was to get some fro-​yo to take home for later.
Compared to the Yoforia at the Promenade on Providence, this one leaves a lot to be desired.
For starters, they don’t have the little tasting cups out in a convienant location… we had to wait in line to get a couple so that we could taste the new flavors before we made our decision. When we started looking at the flavors, we noticed that they were sold out of at least 3 of the selections.
They did had a couple of holiday yogurts — peppermint mocha & eggnog, but I didn’t care for these flavors at all. We decided we would just go with the pineapple because it is tasty. However, we were not able to even halfway fill up a small container, as they apparently ran out of the pineapple too. :-(
We aren’t big on toppings, especially when it is a self-​serve scenario, so we skipped that.
Next time we want to grab a bite of fro-​yo, I’ll hold out for Pinkberry or head to the other Yoforia location instead.

A little pricey since I load mine up with 30 lbs of candy, but I love yoforia. You get to pick and mix your own yogurt and your toppings. I like the concept and it was good.

These kind of places seem to be getting as viral as Rebecca Black: TCBY, FreshBerry, Yogurt Mountain, Fro-​berry, the list goes on.
What really makes them stand out from one another is the layout of the place and flavor options.
This is a self serve place where you select your own flavors and toppings and pay by the ounce. There’s all kinds of avenues you can go with this: from the chocolate/​gummy bear options to the fresh kiwi and almond choices. For a cheap dessert, you can’t go wrong with this frozen yogurt.
I liked how many different sorbet flavors that were available on the changing wall of options. There were a couple of odder choices that I haven’t seen before, like taro and pistachio.
There’s some really cool seating set up in there as well, and with the round white chairs and lighting, it kind of looks like an old 60s movie about space.
Frozen yogurt is becoming the new cupcake, and this Yoforia location-​right by a Trader Joe’s and neighborhoods-​is tough to beat.

I’m a sucker for fro yo. This Yoforia was one of the first ones to open before the big fro yo craze hit Charlotte. The fro yo gods were in my corner because I lived in the apartment complex right behind it and would be able to walk on over, score! No, they don’t have a beloved punch card but I can look past that since their fro yo is balls to the walls amazing. They have sweet, tart, fruity flavors with healthy and not so healthy toppings. It’s a perfect treat on a hot day and I don’t live by this location anymore, I find myself running special errands in Piper Glen so I can go and get a tub!
Parking is a pain in the behind due to Starbucks, Trader Joes, the greenway and Yoforia but they never tow at the apartment complex behind it, just sayin…

Excellent frozen yogurt place bar none to me. I have tried Pinkberry and the option to self server with a number of toppings here just blows Pinkberry out the water.
If you’ve never had frozen yogurt and think it won’t taste as good as regular ice cream, you’ve got to put that aside for a bit and give this place a try. You’ll be pleasantly surprised (come back and thank me… :))

WE LOVE YOFORIA! Yeah… had to yell that. What’s NOT to love? You pour exactly how much you want into your own cup and they have a bunch of flavors to choose from, whether it’s the tangy, yogurty flavors (for my wife) or the stuff that’s just glorified soft serve ice cream (for me). You pay by weight. Ingenious if you ask me. Great toppings to choose from. Best of all, my 19 month old loves it! She likes both the tangy and non-​tangy varieties. Most of their ingredients are organic. Just an awesome place!

I don’t usually go for self-​service setups that involve food… why pay extra to eat out if I’m going to be doing the work anyways? Yoforia is a happy exception to this. The yogurt, which comes in every flavor from chocolate to mango, is delicious, and the toppings are interesting and tasty as well. They even have fresh fruit, if you are craving a healthy-​ish dessert. Servings are sold by the ounce. Prices are a tad on the expensive side but still reasonable: you can get a decent-​serving for about four dollars. The quality of the yogurt is certainly worth it.

My wife has wanted to try this place for a while. We loaded up the kids and headed over after dinner last night. What a great place on a hot summer day.
You pick a cup, choose your own flavor from about 10 choices, and add toppings. It’s all self serve too. The place was packed but it moved quickly. Don’t forget to grab little cups for tasting so you can really decide which flavor you like. After you fill your bowl, add your toppings, they weigh it to figure out the price.
Only negative is the lack of outside seating. The tables were full inside and plus it’s just nice to sit outdoors.
We will be back often.

Yoforia is a great frozen yogurt place. I love how I can pick any flavor I want and apply whatever toppings myself. Great service and everyone is super friendly. I also love that they are open late on friday and saturdays. This place should give Pinkberry a run for its money. Its right next to the Starbucks in the shopping center.

I was in Trader Joe’s and while driving in I saw this place so I thought let me check it out.
OMG is so girly word but that’s all I can say about this place. Awesome interior, service, flavors. One of the best thing about this place is it’s self-​service so you don’t have to keep telling an employee to add more toppings like other shops. I had the green tea flavor and it was awesome :)
I think this concept is pretty good specially right next to Trader Joe’s. I would say this location would do good for sure.

OMG. A decent frozen yogurt joint in Charlotte! Just opened in the Trader Joe’s plaza, Yoforia has brought the self serve, multi tart flavor fro yo craze to little ol’ Charlotte. Original tart, mango tart, pineapple tart, pomegranate tart, dark choco, vanilla bean, ferrero rocher, and even taro! For those not in the frozen-​yogurt-​know, here’s how it goes: You can get little sample cups at the counter and try as many flavors as you want before committing. Get a small cup or gigantic cup, fill it with whatever flavors you want, as many as you want, and top it off with whatever toppings you want. Just pay by the ounce.
Frozen yogurt itself is not bad, a bit creamier than I’m used to, but I’m not going to complain. I ended up with all tart flavors and was real happy with my night. Topped it all off with mochi balls, blackberries, strawberries, and Captain Crunch cereal. Yeah, you can get what ever toppings you want and I wanted Captain Crunch, don’t judge, it’s delicious. Try it.
Décor is typical of frozen yogurt places modeled after Yogurtland or Pinkberry, simple and modern. Service was very friendly and the place was clean.
Yay Yoforia!