Yagoot

There yogurt are more like tarts too sour for me and fruits are fresh but sometime not fresh. Some reason I get a tummy ache everytime. Don’t think I eat this in a long time.

Frozen yogurt that is delicious and good for you! This is the best consistency with a lot of fresh toppings available. I love that the live cultures are good for me! Staff is very helpful and friendly. No matter how many people are in line, they give each person the special attention they deserve. VERY sad this is the last week in this location for Yagoot. Hurry in while you can!

I live in Columbus and I was SO SAD they closed the location at Easton Town Center! I loved this place so much that I have considered taking trips to Kenwood Mall just for this place… BUT I am not happy they don’t have the banana flavored frozen yogurt anymore:(That was my all time favorite!!! I would buy it by the pint so I think they need to bring it back and once they do I will definitely make the drive to Cincinnati for your banana froyo!

Pretty good little spot in Kenwood Mall. Truthfully I have had better fro-​yo on the West Coast, but this stuff isn’t too bad. The prices are average (not great, not terrible) and usually has a pretty good line especially on the weekends.
I gave it a three star because the staff has never been all that friendly… not terrible by any stretch, just non-​discript and cold (no pun intentended). I can’t say I really blame them considering the gig is to serve overpriced frozen yogurt to a bunch of snobby kids who have their own American Express Gold card and iPhone at the age of 12. You know the type… North Face jacket (incidentally this is why I don’t wear that brand anymore and have decided to ban any brand that has been adopted by indignant rich kids), Uggs boots, bedazzled phone… you see what I am saying…
Anyway, not a bad stop if you want a treat in a sea of little rich kids…

Great stuff in a great location. I love that it has it’s own little seating area inside the mall that isn’t part of the food court. They also have introduced Yagoot pops, which look perfect for my little guy. So far I’m a fan of pistachio, vanilla fig, and the strawberry and original, of course. All tart true frozen yogurt goodness. The chai is a little too strongly spiced for me. The staff were super kind and pleasant even though it was a crazy day (2 days before Christmas at the Kenwood mall kind of cray-​cray). Didn’t try to rush us as we taste tested and then made our selection, even though there was a line behind us. Since I’m not generally at the mall though, I probably will contine to frequent their other location in Mason. I do wish they had a storefront that opened to the outside of the mall, so you didn’t actually have to enter in order to get Yagoot. Oh well.

I love the fruit smoothies here. The only suggestion i would make is to have more fruit added so that there is almost a half fruite to half yogurt ratio instead of mostly yogurt.

The people at the counter are really helpful. My boyfriend and I were Yagoot newbies. They were very patient and explained their flavors, with samples.
They have a order your own station at the front of the store or you can just go talk with the real people behind the counter 10 feet away.
They have a small, bubbly, bright dinning area if you don’t want to talk your Yagoot on a walk around the mall.

Plain with Strawberry and granola is great. Monthly favors are not very good at all and unless it is the pomegranate flavor just stick to plain.

Delicious frozen yogurt! If your someone who likes their yogurt or ice cream sweet, this isn’t necessarily the place to go. It has a strong flavor, but it’s very very good.
They also offer fresh fruits as well as nuts and cookie toppings. They have a great variety, and they also offer quarts if their frozen yogurt to take home!
The only minor downside to Yagoot is that they are kind of overpriced. For some people it might be worth the extra money you spend here, and for others it may not be. Overall though, Yagoot is trendy and delicious!

I love yagoot. I’m so very happy it exists in Kenwood Mall. I eat there almost every day for lunch. I would be lost without it :)

This ain’t your mama’s TCBY!
If you order your yogurt here expecting the super sweet variety you get at other frozen yogurt stores, you will be very surprised. Their yogurt is tart and tangy. If you have never tried it before, I recommend getting a sample first. The people behind the counters are always happy to let you try all the flavors!
My favorite is the standard old vanilla. Then I load it up with a couple different types of berries to sweeten it up. Yum! Rumor is that this might even not be so bad for me!
Yagoot is a little on the expensive side as far as frozen treats go. But, it is worth it as a treat every once in a while.

I LOVE Yagoot. We’ll start with the pros… The yogurt is a healthier alternative to ice cream and the tangy fruity flavors can’t be found anywhere else. The service is always fast and usually friendly. I love their kiosk option that allows you to skip the line and get your delicious frozen treat almost immediately. They have a lot of topping options and the fruit is always fresh. That brings me to the one con.
On one of my MANY trips to this location (I’ve easily been there at least 20 times) I noticed a tiny black, living bug in my yogurt. I brought it up to the counter and politely pointed it out to an employee and asked for a replacement. She looked at me like I was crazy or dumb or something and said «Oh, it’s a fruit fly. They’re in our fruit shipments sometimes.» I don’t care if it’s a unicorn. I don’t want to eat my tasty frozen yogurt with something crawling around in it. She begrudgingly made me another cup.
So now I’m left trying to forget that incident since she acted like it was super common. I am always paranoid that one of my strawberry seeds is actually a fruit fly. Oh well. The stuff is that damn good that I guess I’m willing to accidentally ingest a bug.
My personal favorite flavors are original, strawberry, mango and coconut. They’ve had a few flavors I did not like at all. Pomegranate tastes like what I imagine crayons taste like, and the coffee was just too tart and strange for me. Luckily the original and strawberry are always offered. My usual order is a swirl of those two (if Mango and/​or Coconut aren’t in season) with kiwi, strawberry and pineapple on top (if I’m feeling fruity), or yogurt chips and granola on top (if I’m feeling sweet).

It’s tangy and a bit different tasting than your run of the mill ice cream or frozen yogurt (thank the live cultures for that), but I suggest you try it, without expectations of other tasty treats, and see what you think. Coupled with fruit, granola, or something else crunchy, it’s a refreshing and unique treat. I prefer the original flavor to the other seasonal or rotating options which are often coyingly sweet or taste artificial flavored (I realize they probably are). Others I know love the flavors, however, so to each their own. Yagoot is decorated to be fun, whimsical, and hip feeling inside which sets the tone for an enjoyable time. Go Yagoot!
*This review is for the Kenwood location, but I’d recommend the Rookwood Yagoot just as highly.

I don’t know exactly what Yagoot puts in their frozen yogurt but I am completely addicted to it. It is «out of this world!!” My initial tasting was the strawberry which I loved. I would have strawberry yogurt with strawberries and pecans and then they introduced the coconut and mango… Holy shi. shkabob! They were SOOO good I could never decide between the two so I always got the half and half serving and then they came out with the pistachio and pumpkin options. Both are yummy as well but I tend to go for the pistachio more often than not. It is so bad that I actually make up excuses to go to the mall just so that I can go to Yagoot afterwards! Sorry Starbucks I used to always order your mocha frappucinno but now that Yagoot is next door I stop there instead. SO DELICIOUS!

Oh my gosh, it’s so good. It’s dangerously good. I know frozen yogurt is good-​ish for you, but I go here way too often.
The flavor of their yogurt is great — tart enough, smooth enough — just lovely. But the toppings make it extra fun. There’s lots of fruit which is my favorite way to go, but there are also some fun things like fruity pebbles or mochi pieces.
I also must admit that it’s the cute colored plastic barstools that initially caught my eye and drew me in. I saw pretty green and red plastic and then I had to get strawberries and kiwis on my yogurt to satisfy my color craving.

This place is the bomb diggity; it’s healthy and delish. Don’t come here expecting soft-​serve. This is the real deal frozen yogurt. You know, the kind that has a decisive tartness to it. Throw some toppings on a cup of that stuff and it’s gold for the taste buds and the waistline. I’ve already been several times, and I ain’t stopping now.
Bottom Line: I’ll be back for a healthy, delicious, cheap dessert.

Aw, mall Yagoot!
There is something, after a long day of shopping, to the tingly tart yogurt! It just makes you happier.
This Yagoot is like all Yagoots. You pick your flavor (and they usually have some sort of special going on, like pomegranate when I was there — even though I usually go with original), choose your mix-​ins and then enjoy your yogurt!
There’s always a line here but it moves very fast. These Yagooters know what they are doing. Also, if you want to skip the line, there’s a little computer terminal near the entrance where you can order from as well. That’s kind of neat.
The only downside to this Yagoot is the kids. Dear god, it’s swarming with kids! Not surprising being in a mall, but there always seems to be an infestation the likes of which you’ve never seen. And it’s a very small space, so if one is yelling (and let’s be fair, kids are always yelling), it’s going to strike you right in the brain!
Best to get in, get your Yagoot and get back to shopping.

I was skeptical at first but they give free tastings, and after the first tasting I was hooked. I typically go for a small half original and half pomegranate.
But the Acai bowl is awesome and a good filling, healthy, light lunch.
I get it almost everytime I’m at the mall, which is pretty frequently because I work across the street.

I have a history with tart frozen yogurt. My work moved me to northern California, where I lived for less than a year. During my time there, I discovered tart frozen yogurt. In that part of the country, yogurt shops are a dime a dozen. There are so many chains — national and local — as well as family-​run shops. I ate so much yogurt in the short time I lived there because I was convinced that when moving to the Cincinnati area that I’d never find anything like my California yogurt.
When I first went to the Kenwood Towne Center, I saw a friendly-​looking sign saying «yagoot coming soon». I was curious, and looked it up later on that day…
YOGURT! TART… FROZEN… YOGURT!
I was ecstatic.
I finally had a chance to eat some and was in love. My favorite will always be: any of the froyo flavors (they’re all delicious!) topped with mochi, yogurt chips, and raspberries!
Upon first bite, it took me back to California. Memories of palm tree lined streets, silhouetted mountains, 65-​degree «winter» weather, and year-​round farmers markets flooded my head.
The only thing that sets Yagoot apart from the yogurt shops I went to in California is their ordering kiosk. The line was very long the last time I went, so I walked up to the computer that said it would allow me to cut line. Get my yogurt faster, why not? :) I selected the size, flavor, and toppings, it asked for a swipe of my credit card, and it printed my receipt with a number on top. In less than a minute, my number was called! I happily pranced to the counter, receiving jealous glares from those still waiting in line, and snatched my cup of deliciousness from the friendly employee.
I have yet to find the Yagoot location that is downtown (is it hiding from me??) but until I do I will happily drive 20 minutes to Kenwood for some delicious froyo.

We love Yagoot!
It is tangy and delicious… so many fine topping choices and the «for a limited time» flavors are always good… pomegranate is outstanding!
This particular Yagoot is always slammed with people so you will have to wait in line usually. The girls working behind the counter are usually friendly and helpful and very quick with your frozen treat. I’ve had a few bad experiences with the girl that was the manager, but I haven’t seen her in a while.
Overall, you have to go here, it is quickly becoming as much a Cincinnati tradition for me as a Cheese Coney.