Yogurt Daze

I’m worried about Yogurt Daze come winter! Even on the hot summer days, it’s never very busy. They always have a good variety of flavors, tons of flavors, pricing is right, as well. I love the bright and colorful décor, plus service is always nice. I never hesitate hitting up this froyo shop with the homies!

Before stopping in for a visit I read the all of the great reviews and was ecstatic to stop in and try the place out with my family! So last week my husband and I finally did and it was nothing like we expected! When we came in there was no one who greeted us and we immediately noticed how dirty and empty the place looked. After a couple moments of looking at the flavor choices the owner came out and greeted us. He was very kind and friendly but didn’t seem to care to wipe up the yogurt on the floor or the crumbs that covered the front topping counter. Despite the very unkept parlor, the flavors of the yogurt were great, unique and delicious! We are willing to give the place another try but are skeptical. If the owner doesn’t seem to care to keep the dining room clean you wonder how the yogurts are kept where we can’t see!!!

So many flavors to choose one. I personal love the yellow cake batter. Lots of yummy toppings and the staff is really friendly. Love to some yogurt and enjoy it on their outdoor patio.

Been meaning to check this place out. Even with low expectations, I was disappointed.
The place was empty and the cashier failed to greet me and explain the concept/​pricing of self serve. I get the idea, but the price ($ 0.49 an ounce) should be posted everywhere if you’re not instructing people when they enter.
The three flavors of yogurt were all runny with ice crystals in them, to varying degrees. The taste and quality were lacking, definitely a cheap mix. Not at all creamy.
I feel the premise of selling food «by the ounce» is inherently scammy as most people have no concept of what 8oz of frozen yogurt feels like. Particularly children. Most folks will feel obliged to just pay the price at the scale and grumble about it, never to return (like me). Fill the tub and you have yourself a $ 10 sundae. At that price it should be stellar.
1.5 stars might be more accurate, but the high number of people posting 5 stars seems suspect to me.
Bottom line: poor quality, bad concept, expensive bordering a rip off. I doubt they will be open next summer.
***EDIT: Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand its gone.

This place is amazing. The variety of yogurt and mixtures are endless. Charlie the owner greeted us very quickly and was very helpful. Recommend the most popular flavors at the time. Always bringing in new stuff to try. Best one I’ve had so far and will defiantly be coming back here all summer. Can’t wait to enjoy the patio on a nice summer night.

Like the reviews say Charlie is a really nice owner! Really accommodating and interested in seeing everyone come and go and attend to their every need. Yogurt is great and there are a ton of mixins. He does like to change things up so if something your fav you might want to make yourself frequently present because he mentioned liking to hit up our local farmers market for fresh fruit and things to add to the topping menu in the shop on a rotating basis. Great experience, I got a coupon in the mail but will be definitely going here all summer. Also they have a regular punch card for free yogurt too. Glad I finally stopped in!

Wonderful yogurt shop and open late too! Nice outdoor patio and great service. The owner, Charlie, is super friendly and made sure I was satisfied. I was!!! Great yogurt flavor options and the marshmallow topping is to die for.

Awesome flavors. Awesome location. Awesome hours. Patio set up. Doggy friendly with special treats. On top of all that awesomeness, the owner Charlie takes «great customer service» to a new level. While making sure that all the toppings are fresh and stocked up, he also introduced us to new combos to try. Love this place!

Came here because one of my buddy’s invited me for some sea salt caramel pretzel… it was one of the best yogurt I have had. Beautiful place nicely put together. Outdoor patio!!! very friendly service.
It’s a gem in the Logan square area.

Stays open until 11PM. While it’d probably get 5 stars for that alone, it’s worth mentioning the wide array of flavors and toppings they have. My new favorite topping is DARK CHOCOLATE COVERED PRETZELS.
Charlie, the owner, is super friendly and really cares about the level of quality and service.
Will definitely be going back!

Nice clean yogurt spot in Logan Square. Yogurt was delicious and got a chance to speak with one of the owners. Very nice guy and seems very proud of the store. Should be, place gets a thumbs up from me!

Good yogurt and decent toppings!
Very cute interior and I like their patio outside.
Great location but somewhat expensive

Located in the heart of action, this place is a great stop for frozen yogurt at any time and I could see it being awesome late night. What sets this place apart from the others is the unique selection of flavors and the friendly owner.
The owner greeted us the second we came and gave us sample cups to try the assorted goodness. I initially was not going to get a frozen yogurt but when I saw sea salt caramel pretzel and cinnamon toast crunch I was hooked. Lots of great choices for frozen yogurt and toppings. The owner was very knowledgeable on the flavors and toppings which added to the experience. A nice outdoor patio on Milwaukee will be tempting me to come back.
So happy this is within walking distance of our apartment will definitely be back.

Finally a good frozen yogurt spot in Logan Square! This place is good, very clean, and the young owner is super friendly. I also love the divider inserts for their cups in case you don’t want your flavors to mix, so clever!
After biking 12 miles, this was a super treat.

This is a nice small place but with great tasting frozen yogurt. Their sea salt caramel pretzel flavor is beyond amazing. Great place to treat your little love ones, highly recommend for a summer treat.

I enjoyed the cute, clean interior and quirky wall art. The flavors of the froyo all seemed pretty good, with some standards and some that I have never seen before. The toppings were also great and included different types of cereal, candy bars, and fruit. Bonus points for the Nutella!
My friend and I popped in rather late on a weeknight and we were pleased that the store is open until 11 and also has free wi-​fi. We were able to get some work done and also had a nice chat with the owner, Charlie.

Logan Square has fro-​yo! But sadly it’s not a forever yogurt, sorry guys.
Yogurt Daze is pretty decent addition to the self serve frozen yogurt market. I mean, there’s Yogurt, there’s topping and you get as much you want, so not much can go terribly wrong. Odd signage, some dripping machines, and a bit of an odd assortment of syrups bring down the quality. I feel a bit weird paying to squeeze out some store bought caramel. But it’s fro-​yo and it’s quick so I’ve been back many times.
Employees are very friendly and the art is super weird in a good way, are those little yogurt creatures?

With Yogurt Daze, Logan Square gets it’s turn at having a self-​serve frozen yogurt shop.
Yogurt Daze is tucked into Belden right off of Milwaukee and the inside looks like many of the other self-​serve places in the city.
What separates them from the rest of the pack is the different flavors that I noticed here. Most of the flavors seem to be gelato inspired, and who is anyone to argue? It’s nice to see more than the regular Dutch Chocolate, Strawberry pie, etc. Being able to get sweet mint and whatever else I want is a thing of beauty.
Add into it that there are a ton of toppings at your disposal and a variety of sauces, Yogurt Daze is a complete win for Logan Square.
Be sure to pay attention the next time you are near here and stop on in. Chances are you’ll need some sort of refreshment and that’s exactly what Yogurt Daze brings in yogurt form.

Huge fan of the self-​serve froyo concept. I love being in control of portions, toppings (sometimes you only want one raspberry, a tablespoon of granola and two cookie dough chunks, ok? All the decadence, a little less guilt.) So, on that front, Yogurt Daze delivers. I keep going back to the California tart, which I love. Tonight I got daring and tried the chocolate mint. Might be my new fave. Plus, they have punch cards. Can’t beat that.
Outdoor seating in the summer. Good for hipster watching.

Just checked out the new frozen yogurt place in Logan Square. It’s right off Milwaukee by RevBrewery. They have 14 different flavors of frozen yogurt and over 20 different toppings and that doesn’t include all the sauces.
I tried the birthday cake and cheesecake combination with a multitude of toppings and it was good. The baby had some bananarama and strawberry shortcake and she approved.
It will be a nice addition to the neighborhood.