The Yogurt Tap

Very good homemade yogurt I had the strawberry and Pom with fresh strawberries and pineapples which was very good.

Delicious home made yoghurt! & I absolutely love that it is family owned! I had the honey/​rosemary, sugar free banana and almond butter. The honey/​Rosemary was by far my favourite! Topped with the raisin/​granola cookie mmmm :)
Would definitely go back

Took the family, and everyone loved it. Almond butter was my favorite. Lovely parlor to bring the entire family. Very thoughtful doodle area for small ones. Bathroom was nicely decorated and scented well. Service guy was very considerate to the lil ones.

I used to goto menchies before I discovered yogurt tap. Yogurt here is made daily in-​house from scratch. They have 5 to 6 flavors. I usually get original. This place is full of Emory students. They have indoor and outdoor seating.
The only issue I have with this place is that it’s not always clean. Tables and the benches to sit on are sometimes sticky. Parking can be difficult to find.
But my sugar addicted a$$ will still keep going there! I highly recommend.

What? I haven’t reviewed this place? *facepalm* I’ve only been here dozens (and dozens) of times.
I love how there’s always unique flavors here that you won’t find anywhere else. Flavors like honey rosemary, salted caramel… We always get a bit of the original because that’s still our favorite, but it’s always worth trying some of the new flavors they’ve got. They did raise their prices a bit from what I remembered, but no matter. I hope these guys stick around forever!

Food
$ 0.39/oz. Cheaper than most froyo places. Standard toppings. This is actually my favorite froyo place because the ((amount + taste) /​ (price)) = happy Steven ratio is better than anywhere else. I pretty much use that formula for most food. I’m not a froyo connoisseur but I could say it’s not too icy or too artificial to me.
Décor
The seats are uncomfortable. There is very little personality here. Bathrooms meh.
Service
It’s self serve.
Would I come here again?
Yes. Slightly healthier and a lot cheaper then Jeni’s ice cream.

The date and I stopped by here after our dinner date this past Tues evening. The yogurt flavors change sometimes so be on the lookout for new ones. The watermelon seemed to be the better of the few choices I sampled, but really, there was only about a dozen flavors in total or even less. Even the topping choices weren’t abundant as other yogurt choices. Still, you will have options for something sweet, nutty, or fruity.
The inside was spacious for you to sit and relax. I didn’t like how it was sort of dimly lit and with a wall with the upper half being glass. I felt like there was someone on the other side monitoring us. Lol.

If you are a yogurt lover then this is the place for you! Every topping, every flavor you can imagine, its here! Super courtesy service and they allow you to sample all their flavors. What more can you ask for? if the answer is ice-​cream then you’re my kinda gal or guy.

Homemade yogurt on location. Family owned. And all natural ingredients. What else can you ask for?
My 7 year didn’t care for the chocolate. That was only bummer. Guess she is so used to the fake stuff.
Great concept. Location is ideal with outside tables.

From a huge froyo fan:
I was visiting family in ATL and one of the first places we went was Yogurt Tap. Their LEMON YOGURT is nothing short of amazing. The ideal tang. It’s not too bitter it’s not too sweet. The original flavor is awesome, too. Froyo Tap is not as sweet as the other froyo brands, which I actually prefer. But their flavors are not not bland or mild, either. It’s perfection. (I tried all of the flavors in their small tasting cups that you can grab for yourself next to the cashier.) Also, the flavors are fresh and reflect all the real fruit they’re using in their mix. I went two days in a row. I’m back in LA now, but am still thinking about their froyo …

This place is AMAZING, the lemon is the best! The yogurt is made fresh here in the shop, you can taste the difference in the yogurt from other chains. BTW we live about an hour and a half away, we will be regulars.

Aaaawwweesssooommeee. So many unique flavors. Love the lemon and the honey orange zest.

My 2-​year old son and I stopped in after school for a little treat. We were offered sample cups to try a few flavors before deciding. My favorites were the strawberry and lemon frozen yogurt. My son settled on chocolate. The toppings were plentiful, but I wish they had a couple more nuts options or something other than cereal or granola for a crunchy option. I love crushed up waffle or sugar cones and that would’ve been cool. I did enjoy all of the fruit choices though.
Service was friendly enough but nothing special. There were plenty of tables but all of them were sorry and had used cups and napkins. Apparently people don’t clean up after themselves. My son loved the toys they had scattered around.
We will go back again for an easy going and relatively inexpensive great.

I’m slightly obsessed with Yogurt Tap. It’s my favorite of all fro-​yo places. Their yogurt tastes better than anywhere else, and I love their creative, rotating flavors. I always make it a point to stop by when I’m in Decatur.

My wife and I went here after date night last weekend. The yogurt was pretty good. The Almond flavored yogurt was dairy free and it was really tasty. I wish they had more flavors. They only had 8 flavors I believe. They had an endless amount of topping though and they were fresh. Because my favorite spot Jeni’s is closed down for the time being I would come back to the Yogurt Tap

While this is a true local family run business; it is a decent stop if you are in the downtown Decatur neighborhood. It is
No qoala; yogli Mogli or menchie’s but it does the job for have it your way frozen yogurt by the weight with your choice of toppings and outside seating with hard to find parking; be patient.
The selection of frozen yogurt to pour into your cup is limited and Nothing like the more franchised type places; so are the limited healthy toppings of fresh fruit and such but again it does the job. Service is good and expect a lot of artsy recycling composting vegan types; a
Nice locally owned frozen yogurt joint that should seriously consider expanding its selections and equipment to have a more loyal following over the big franchised options out there.

OK, I think I’m in love with this place. It may be a serious problem, since it’s not far from work! I’m not a big fan of your typical froyo shop, since what they serve is too sweet, not natural, and just bad for you.
The tap, on the other hand, is made with all natural ingredients. And you can taste it. Last time I went, they had a sugar-​free option made with agave, and they also had a lactose-​free option made with almond butter.
Parking can be tricky, as there are only a few space on the street out front. Parking in Decatur is tricky period :(Also, I would love to see a current, updated menu on their webpage and/​or Facebook.

I haven’t been to the Yogurt Tap in a couple of months. I was hoping that my craving for their almond butter «yogurt» would subside after a couple of days. Nope. I will need to make it back here very, very soon.
Why is yogurt in quotation marks? Because it’s dairy-​free. Just fyi, I am NOT one to seek out healthy versions of foods. I love meat, gluten, dairy, and all of the things that will probably send me to an early grave. So I was extremely skeptical about a dairy-​free frozen yogurt. But «almond butter» sounded so tempting.
Aaaaaaand now I’m hooked.
I don’t even care that it’s dairy-​free. It is delicious and you should try it.
I’ve also tried, in order of most delicious to me:
key lime
original tart
peach
strawberry (with real strawberry pieces!)
cookies & cream
Toppings aren’t as extensive as some of the big chain places, but there is a decent selection. Service is good. Ambiance is a little sterile — not as colorful and sleek as the chains. But who cares? They have almond butter «yogurt»!

This is an update. I really like how Yogurt Tap is really committed to health. I was really impressed with three new flavors.
One was a «No Sugar Added» Banana, Beets and Blueberry. At first I thought it was sweetened with artificial sweeteners which I am not a big fan but they sweetened it with agave nectar. Another flavor they had was Apple, Kale, and Banana… it was freaking KALE! And you couldn’t even taste it so you get a load of nutrients while eating your froyo. And last one I didn’t see any health benefits but it was there berry which is a smörgåsbord of different berries.
Yogurt Tap… I am impressed!

The Yogurt Tap is such a cute froyo shop; it does not have that sterile look that many of the other places that I’ve tried sport.
So I recently discovered downtown Decatur and I have basically fallen head over heels for the lively square. After having lunch at nearly Victory Sandwich Bar with my baby sister and her friend, we were all craving something sweet. We were okay calorie-​wise to do so, as we each had only one sandwich at VSB. I remembered walking by The Yogurt Tap as we made our way to our lunch spot and suggested that we check it out.
The interior is cozy and modern, with exposed brick and lots of white wooden furniture. We were offered little cups for samples by the girl at the register, so I quickly tried most (if not all) of the available flavors. If you are looking for a huge variety of flavors, you may be disappointed. The Yogurt Tap gives you about 6 or so to choose from. I got a strange combination: salted cashew and mango. Yeah, so what?
I usually do not get toppings so I paid some extremely low amount of money for my afternoon treat once it got weighed. I really liked both yogurts and their consistency and if I am in the area, I will certainly stop by again.