Yagööt

Great tart frozen yogurt.

Yagoot with double umlauts has the perfect tart frozen yogurt. You would not mistake their product for soft serve ice cream, which is important to me.
Only 3 flavors, but sometimes it’s good to not have too much choice. I do wish there had been more toppings. This is NOT a self-​serve place like Orange Leaf or Red Mango.
When I was there, the yogurt seemed a little too warm and melty, like maybe their refrigeration system wasn’t working properly. Also, no boba options in the toppings. But if you want true frozen yogurt, this is pretty much the only place to go.

My last review for Yagoot was based on one bad experience, so after chatting with the manager, who was incredibly kind and listened, I gave it another shot.
I love that Yagoot updated the interior; there is more seating, and it looks bigger on the inside.
It was very clean, and there was the right amount of staff working, who were so great and ready to take your order and give their favorite recommendations.
I chose the Strawberry with pineapple and raspberries, which was just as great as it had been the time before.
You can also buy a pint of your favorite Yagoot to go for about $ 4.95.
The toppings were fresh (think fruit), and it was clean behind the counter.
Everyone who was in the store on Saturday looked happy to be there! That’s refreshing and gives a great vibe.
I just want to thank the management staff of Yagoot for being so accomodating and kind to take the time to listen; it is very rare to have a company that geniunely cares about what their customers think.
Thanks again, Yagoot! I will be back in June for the coconut flavored fro-​yo!

I came here a few weeks ago with my boyfriend because I had a LivingSocial coupon.
Upon entering, the high school girls behind the counter looked at us and went back to their conversation for a good five minutes. When they finally went to take our orders, one girl asked, «Are these together?» and just turned around and wandered off without another word when I said yes.
That would actually be enough for me to not come back, but the froyo isn’t even that good and it seems a little overpriced.

Yes, it is pricey but we had a BOGO coupon which made it ok. $ 2.50 for the froyo, $ 3.50 for the first topping and from then on only .25 for each additional so we loaded up on toppings. We had the italian chocolate which was too tart and I really did not enjoy. The pomegranate and strawberry were good and the topping very good. We had the granola, mango, pecans, reeses peaces, buckeye pieces, aligator crunch, and my favorites were the blackberries and strawberrys, all were very fresh and yummy! If you want a healthy refreshment at Easton this is definetly a place to try, the staff is nice and gives you all the samples you need in order to chose what you would like.

I was craving froyo so I was excited to see this place while Black Friday shopping. The place is small with limited seating, but there are plenty of outdoor spots. It was a bit pricey for froyo and toppings compared to other places I’ve been to, but maybe this is typical of mall spaces.
The froyo and toppings were ok. The girl messed up our order, which is fine, since it was probably due to the craziness of the Black Friday crowd. But when I asked her if we could have the one she messed up as she was making us a new one (I figured they might throw it out), she said they’re not allowed to give it and they keep the mess-​ups in the back. Um. ok, weird. what do they do with them?

The set up of the store is a bit weird. Usually you put in your order and get to see what topping are available, and then you pay. But here you put in your order and pay at the beginning then you go and stand by an empty counter.
I usually would get a couple toppings based on how fresh the fruit looked but I had to choose the toppings before I even got to see them which I thought was poor placement of the registers. When they asked me what toppings I wanted, I didn’t even know what was available because they are listed on a paper menu but the employee didn’t even bother to show me where it was. It would be a lot faster if people chose the toppings by looking and pointing instead of having to grab a menu, look at it and then decide. It really slowed down the line.
This place charges by size (as opposed to self serve). You also have to pay for each topping seperately which I’m not a fan of. It’s $ 1 more for the first topping, then 25 cents more for the 2^nd and 3^rd toppings. (i.e. 3 toppings = $ 1.50 more)
Also, the employees didn’t really keep track of the orders so I got my order before my friend who placed hers before me. They ended up serving a couple more people before finally giving her her order.
As for taste, the mochi was cut into really small pieces but they all clumped up into one large hard lump. It wasn’t that tasty. I got the original flavor which was more creamy than tarty.
I gave them a 2 star because of the awkwardness that paying before you see the toppings presents. I’d give them a 3 if they moved the registers to the end counter so that you can tell them you size, look at the toppings, then pay.

I love the Original flavor and all the fruit toppings. So overall the product is quite delicious and on a sunny day at Easton it’s always my go-​to dessert instead of something super high in calories from a restaurant. The seasonal flavors can be good and I also like the strawberry but generally I just stick to what I love.
My criticisms are that the space really isn’t functional as someone pointed out below and the people who work there are not very helpful. You can tell they are a bunch of high school or college kids who don’t seem to care. I’ve also never noticed a manager on the premises before so it doesn’t seem much like they care about customer service.
But I still love the yogurt so I tend to ignore these minor inconveniences.

I am shocked that the review for yagoot are so poor, because it’s my favorite froyo in all of columbus. in I even like it better than my favorite froyo ever, berryline.
most of the other froyo I’ve tried here has been a bit too icy for five stars (orange leaf, cuzzins) or stingy with toppings and mediocre froyo (red mango).
yagoot has a creamy, delicious texture to their froyo. additionally, they have several flavors of tart yogurt, which is really the only true froyo. if it doesn’t taste sour like yogurt, it isn’t yogurt. I like that the flavor is rich but the product is healthy. and anyone complaining about the corn syrup should realize that it isn’t high fructose AND that jeni’s ice cream recipes use corn syrup as well.
yagoot isn’t self-​serve but at least they give you a substantial amount of toppings. I’ve never looked down at my froyo and said «not enough berries!» and started weeping (almost did that at red mango).
I’ve never tried to hang out in the store which seems to be a major complaint. Easton, to me, is about wandering around and people watching so that’s what I usually do while shoveling delicious froyo into my gaping maw.
in conclusion: red mango sucks. yagoot for life.

This shop is TINY and gets packed really fast. There isn’t much seating inside, which isn’t a problem on bright sunny spring and summer days, but is a royal pain when the weather is less than perfect. The number of toppings and combinations you can make with them is pretty insane and makes choosing the perfect ones a little difficult. The yogurt flavors are interesting — though I find the Italian cocoa lacking in the chocolatey flavor I expected — and become great when you mix in your topping choices. The strawberry yogurt is by far my favorite and feels way more decadent than frozen yogurt seems like it should. The prices seem pretty fair and reasonable, but I don’t have much experience with this style of yogurt shop yet.

I love fro-​yo so Yagoot was a ridiculous level disappointment for me.
First of all, the space is not functional. Inside you have two seating options; large high backed couch things or four ridiculous, circular shaped bar chairs. It was raining so eating outside wasn’t an option, and with a toddler– eating inside wasn’t either.
As for the yogurt itself, it wasn’t as good as its competition around town, and they really skimped on the fruit. I got two toppings and I still had no chance at getting a bite of fruit with every bite of yogurt. Also, I had three blueberries that were shriveled and two pieces of mango that were brown.
My last complaint is probably my biggest. The service was terrible. We didn’t get a hello, a smile, an explanation or anything. Both girls working were unhappy and made no effort to pretend otherwise. The atmosphere was uncomfortable and they made an awkward setting even more awkward.
Yagoot may be the closest frozen yogurt joint to my house, but I won’t be going again. Graeters may be less healthy, but at least they’re nice.

I love Yagoot! Being from Cincinnati, I was thrilled to hear that I would be able to enjoy it in Columbus, although I wish there was more than one location. The Original is usually a good choice, with a slight tangy/​tart taste, but I always look forward to their seasonal flavors. Some of my favorites in the past have been the banana (you must try, even if you don’t think you like banana yogurt) and pumpkin. Strawberry is good, too. I recently had the banana and italian cocoa, which was a perfect mixture! If you’re into toppings, they offer a quite a selection; however, I usually indulge in my Yagoot plain (I go for the mochi when I do decide to splurge a little). As an added bonus, this stuff is pretty healthy and is also made with live cultures!

Yagoot is a hell of an awkward word, from the stupid umlauts to the way it crumbles off the tongue. It sounds like a baby word or some horrible slang term for genitalia. It’s just downright, objectively BAD, which is a shame, because the yogurt is alright.
Well, yes, and alright is about the sum of it, too. The yogurt was very standard for frozen yogurt– it’s a wonder people need to sample it, because it’s very generic, if decent. The toppings are what you would expect, too, from fresh (?) fruit to my personal favorites, the breakfast cereals.
Much to this store’s demerit, it has an ATROCIOUS layout. The door opens right to the cash registers, where orders are placed. Away from this stretches the toppings bar. But the line queues up from the cash register and goes out the door, so it’s hard to see the toppings available until you get right up to the register to order– where you are then expected to know what you want already, of course. To make matters worse, everyone waiting for their yogurt has nowhere to stand except along the toppings bar, making it doubly hard to see, especially in a hurry. There is no list of toppings that I could discern, either, so manual inspection of the entire bar is the only path to knowledge.
All THAT is exacerbated by the business model, which is this: you tell the cashier what toppings you want when you order, because each topping raises the cost– as opposed to, say, Red Mango, which has a three-​tier pricing model (no toppings, one topping, multiple toppings), so you need only have a general idea of your eventual sundae when you order. Not only does this make it easier on you, the cashier, your wallet, and the line forming behind you, but it also makes unnecessary the final step of the Yagoot process, which is a toppings person reading a tiny print-​out of what toppings you ordered, triple-​checking it because you sure don’t want to mess that up and have to interrupt the whole operation for a re-​make.
WHEW! What a nightmare. I felt pretty bad for the kids working behind the counter. I’m sure they are locked into a time-​honored corporate policy handbook against which not even the so-​called store manager can buck, so good luck, you all, and God bless.
Avoid at all costs if the line is out the door, it’s not worth the hassle.
But, hey– it wasn’t bad stuff, all told.

I’m gonna have to second what Bryant said, Red Mango IS better. Yagoot has a faint after taste that reminds me of the time I made fresh yogurt with Snowville 2% in a glass jar and left the rubber gasket on. It was still good, and still tart frozen yogurt, but just a touch chemically.
Buuuut, to my knowledge, Red Mango doesn’t sell pints of their yogurt. And Yagoot does. Hence, the four stars. I’d rather buy a whole pint of this frozen yogurt for $ 4.50 and mow it down in the comfort of my own home than subject all of Easton to my insatiable maw. YOM.

I crave this stuff all the time. I love how tart it is, and how healthy it feels. :) The fruits and toppings are always really fresh and fun, and even in the winter it is refreshing!
The service has always been hit or miss. When they first opened, it was so bad it was laughable! Never a smile, never a friendly word, and SLOW as molasses. Now they’re just REALLY slow. I was there on a Saturday in January, and it was cold, but there was still a line inside. They had 4 – 5 cups backed up for filling and the guy behind the counter started putting toppings in one at a time. Not one topping, mind you, one PIECE of a topping. Raspberry, tap, then another raspberry, tap, then another raspberry. I actually laughed out loud because I thought he was being oddly silly or something.
Anyway, the stuff is still very tasty, and I’ll keep going back!

Yagööt is serves up pretty good frozen yogurt!
While shopping at Easton Town Center on a very warm and sunny day, I needed to take a break and get something cool and refreshing, perhaps some froyo, hmm…
Strolling past the AMC Theatres around 1PM, I spotted Yagööt and decided to «swirl» on in for some froyo, hehe. The froyo concept here is similar to Pinkberry, choose your size, froyo flavor, and from a good selection delectable toppings including mango, kiwi, berries, granola, nuts, Oreos, and candies. The prices here are in line with other froyo shops I’ve visited, a three topping cup is $ 3.75 (small), $ 4.75 (medium), and $ 6.75 (large), in 2010. The staff was very welcoming and offered me a sample of the froyo, which is pretty healthy at only 120 calories with only 1 gram of fat for a small cup before toppings.
I got a Small Original 3-​Topping Cup with raspberries, kiwi, and yogurt chips, which was a pretty good size. I decided to enjoy my treat outside in front since it was very nice outside and seating inside the shop was a bit too cozy for my liking. The yogurt treat was cool and refreshing with a creamy texture and not too sweet. The fresh fruit toppings make this treat a healthy and flavorful snack, which I could eat everyday.

If you don’t mind waiting in line, this is the most refreshing snack stop in Easton. The tart/​sweet yogurt is refreshing and creamy. I find this yogurt very standard fare for frozen yogurt: nothing special, but pretty good. I am loving the Mango, which unfortunately is a seasonal flavor. Stay away from the banana flavor. It’s very fake tasting. The original is better than Cantaloop in LA exceeding in a smoother creamier consistency. I only get strawberries as a topping and have found them to be fresh.
The staff keeps things short and sweet to move the line along. However, they don’t mind giving samples, which is nice. Thank god for the outside seating. The inside of the shop is uncomfortable and always jammed with people lined up and waiting for their treats. I don’t think I’d sit in there to eat even if it were inclement weather outside.
Yagoot is definitely a lighter option than snagging a smoothie or graeters and I think that’s why I keep going back. Not to mention my boyfriend likes it alot because it’s not too sweet for him. So, we can both get something there instead of going to different spots. It’s A-​Ok in my book.

It was okay. Nothing special. It seemed like your very typical standard frozen yogurt place. Nothing to really go nuts about.
One thing I really did like was the size. I was worried about getting a small, because I was hungry but the smalls were nice and large. The yogurt was pretty good and the strawberry one that I tried was even better than the original. The fruit and toppings seemed fresh.
I would go back. There was nothing really wrong about the place, but it’s nothing to write home about.

Yagoot is just that, A-​OK.
I sort of prefer Red Mango, at least topping options wise.
I must have had a different batch of employees than Rebekkah K, as there were both pleasant, knowledgeable and I was offered samples the moment I walked in, of which I tried the Original and Strawberry (I have a hatred for all things artificially banana flavored.) Both were nice and creamy, but I opted for a small Original w/​chocolate chips and almonds.
Furniture inside is of the modern and uncomfortable set. Outside is much more comfortable, weather permitting.

After being in Ohio for almost a year, I am happy to see that froyo is finally starting to arrive! As a former resident of Southern California, where froyo shops are abundant, I was eager to check out this midwest-​based company and see how it compares to my favourite Korean yogurt shops.
It was a drizzly Saturday afternoon when the boy and I arrived at Easton. There were plenty of people in the shop, and not a very clear order of who was next. People were milling about the counter, with most of the benches and barstools (of which there were not many) full. We made our way to the front and ordered a large original with strawberries and kiwi, which was about $ 6. There really was nowhere to sit, so we went back into the mall and sat in the food court. I imagine this will be less of a problem when the weather is more cooperative.
The fruit was fresh and not mushy like frozen fruit tends to be. The yogurt itself was rather sweet and creamy, more like a traditional frozen yogurt than the thinner, tangier frozen yogurt I prefer, although the boy rather liked it.
Since there’s not much competition or comparison here in Columbus, I imagine that this yogurt shop will do all right, especially since they wisely waited until after winter to open up.