I Heart Yogurt

Used a groupon. When she rang us up, we had only put in our cups $ 7.50 of yogurt. I said it would be fine to use my $ 8 groupon; I mean I don’t really have to get the max amount. she said «no.»
We HAD to have more yogurt.
So then, I guess it’s not too surprising that when we added more, oops now we had over the $ 8 groupon, so she would have to charge us for the extra!
Kinda seems like if less yogurt was okay with me, then they should be happy to charge me for $ 8 and be done with it?

This place is alright. Not bad flavor selection and not sure what the staff was doing cause they seem to only co rout when someone comes in. Self serve and there are a lot of college students that walk in and take free samples then walk out without buying anything. I think that is wrong.
Over all not bad,

My favorite place to get froyo! Their assortment of toppings is amazing. Fresh fruit and nuts for when I’m feeling healthy… And Oreos and while chocolate chips for when I’m feeling indulgent! So good!!!

This is the FOURTH time I have been here when they couldn’t make me juice… The girl lied and said the machine was broke, so I asked for a smoothie, she said that was broke too… I said, «really? Two broken machines?» She says, «actually, they never trained me.» AHHHHH! I hate this place.

This is my favorite fro-​yo joint in Dallas hands down. It’s fresh and never too ice-​creamy-​y, I always get the original with fruity pebbles. I could eat it for all three meals, and trust me, I’ve done it before.

There are better yogurt places with better flavor. I would say to go to TCBY or Yogalicious (sp?), or even get gelato at Pacuigo.

Good place to spend some time with kids and family.

I and my huge sweet tooth cannot resist frozen yogurt. I was at SMU for a conference and discovered this place right across the street.
Like others have said, there’s only one size and it’s huge. And I have no problems filling it up with peanut butter cup (half milk chocolate, half peanut butter) and topping it with all the chocolatey goodness that I can. I haven’t hit the pound mark yet, but occasionally I get close.
The yogurt here is creamy, sweet, and delicious. I hate grainy froyo, and this place thankfully avoids it. Should I find myself back in Dallas, I’m definitely coming back.

I thought I had self-​control. I thought I had dignity. I thought I understood the concept of portion control.
All that changed at I Heart Yogurt.
So there’s only one size at I Heart Yogurt, and it is not skimpy. When you first see the cup, you’ll think to yourself «impossible». I’ve been to the edge and back, folks, and I’m here to say that it IS possible. After you pick up your bucket, you fill’er up with any combination of their 8 (or 10?) flavors, plus the toppings of your choice. Once you’ve finished constructing your personal vat of frozen decadence, you have to face the facts: yes, that thing weighs 16 ounces. Yup, that’s a whole pound of froyo. Whoops?
I blame no one but myself. I just couldn’t stop! And you know what? I’m not even sorry – this stuff is delicious. After doing a proper sampling, my favorites are officially tahitian vanilla, peanut butter, and cookies and cream. The vanilla has that great vanilla bean flavor, the peanut butter is creamy, and the cookies and cream tastes just like its full-​fat relative at Haagen Dazs. I like to get them together, topped with Butterfinger or Heath Bar. (If I’m feeling «good», I’ll get the strawberry without any toppings – because it is actually very tasty – but that is admittedly rare.)
As a true froyo lover, I have to say that I Heart Yogurt is one of my favorite places around. I’ve never been a big fan of the tart yogurt craze, so maybe that’s why I like it – the focus is definitely not on emulating Pinkberry or Orange Cup. It’s fun, friendly, and lip-​smackingly good.
Go on, fill that bucket up to the top. Who needs dignity anyway?

I trekked over to I Heart Yogurt with my coworker for an afternoon pick-​me-​up. This place is pretty nifty! It’s a self-​serve joint with oodles of fresh fruit toppings (supplied by none other than Whole Foods) and other of the usual toppings: sprinkles, oreos, chocolate, and I think I even spotted some Capn’ Crunch!
For my afternoon indulgence, I went with the Jamaican Coconut frozen yogurt and topped her off with some fresh mango and pineapple. Absolutely delish! Now, at 40 cents an ounce, you have to be careful about how much you dish into the gigantic one size fits all bowl. I walked away $ 3 poorer and had a divine dining experience.
I’ll be back for more of that coconut goodness!

I heart I Heart Yogurt. The concept is simple. Grab a a cup, pick a yogurt flavor (or two, or three), and pick your toppings. I like that you get to control (Type A, me? no!) how many and how much toppings you want on your yogurt. I’m also a big fan of fruit with my yogurt. I’ve never been a chocolate-​y, candy, yogurt kind of girl. So, walking up to the topping bar and seeing about 8 different varieties of very fresh fruit made my heart skip a beat. I hate yogurt placed that serve canned fruit. Bleh. They even had blackberries and little watermelon balls! And bite-​size pineapple bits! MmmMmm. I’ve only tried 3 of the yogurt flavors — Italian regular, Italian cappuccino, and Strawberry. The strawberry was really good and didn’t have seeds in it, which was nice. The cappuccino was yummy, and the Italian regular tastes exactly like organic vanilla yogurt (not the frozen kind). I’m thinking that I Heart Yogurt will eventually earn a fifth star, but I need to visit a few more times before making that decision.

YES! Frozen yogurt is taking over the worrrrlllld!!! Actually, I think it’s gotten a little ridiculous by this point but I Heart Yogurt is one of my faves and being a newly christened SMU pony myself (muahaha), I’m glad to have one near campus.
We came here after a not-​so-​stellar dinner nearby and returning a video to the Blockbuster. My husband by this point knows that any time we’re in the vicinity of a frozen yogurt place to automatically pull in without me even saying anything! Isn’t he SWEET?! (He also knows that it’s probably not a coincidence, either.)
This one is just like the other one I’ve been to in the Preston-​Royal shopping center, except for some reason it seems smaller. It might just be because there was a GIANT family (in number, not size) in there taking up all the seating and it was too cold to eat outside, so we just got in the car and left. However, the service was better (they weren’t texting on their phone, they were actually being friendly and helpful to customers, imagine!)
IHY is pretty consistently good, and I really like their pomegranate flavor. I also think they have some of the best toppings around. This one and Yogilicious (and Yogurt By Me, if I’m ever over there) are my top 3 so far. Pinkberry and a few others are still on the list to try :)