Coco yogurt

Wow. Still standing outside the establishment, but felt compelled to post review. Yogurt was runny and not good. Was scolded by worker bc I got my own sample cup all by my big boy self. Yogurt machine spit juice all over my friend. Not worth the hassle. Will not return.

We enjoyed our yogurt, cones and service. Very happy to have come here. The place smells wonderful and is support clean, which is always a nice thing in a food establishment. Thank you Cocoyogurt.

Yummy Italian ice and with the option of a small cone. Most places offer only the paper cups.
I would have given it 5 stars if they had more non-​dairy options. But most placed don’t.
I had Peach-​Mango and it was yummy. A nice balance of sweet and tart. Totally recommend it.
When in Deerfield Beach check it out!

okay. so I really wanted to enjoy some froyo on the beach at night. so I went here to get some. yeah okay I saw that it only had two stars on Unilocal but I thought why not give it a shot. well. let me tell you. don’t get froyo here. it’s watery, not very thick, and overall poor quality. oh and a bad selection of toppings. ³⁄₁₀ would go here again. basically I’d rather have gone hungry. ugh.

This is the kind of place that reminds you that not all self-​serve froyo is alike. The staff member who was working was extremely friendly and helpful, but there was a limited selection of toppings, and the yogurt itself was really not good. I only finished it because I was really hungry and didn’t want to be starving on the beach. Way too sweet and fake-​flavored, and it was barely frozen.

Even though I live about a block away, the fro-​yo experience here is terrible. I’d much rather get in my car and drive to Menchie’s, Orange Leaf or Fro-​Yo frenzy. Wish they would put something better in the prime location.

There was no one here when we arrived, the lady at the counter was nice, and there were lots of option of froyo

There is a reason this place is always empty. We live in Deerfield Beach and frequent the «island» very often. This weekend was the first time we have tried Coco Yogurt and will not be going back — ever. The owner (an older spanish lady) is extremely rude and has no customer service skills. I guess I went «out of procedure» when I filled the smallest cup they offer full of a yogurt that came out runny, watery, and flavorless and threw it in the trash. I was instantly YELLED at and reprimanded by the rude owner, rather than her finding out what was wrong.
Nonetheless, I apologized for throwing it away. She made us feel so uncomfortable that we grabbed another selection and quickly checked out. The rude owner had filled up her own cup of yogurt and stood behind us in line, not even letting us finish our transaction before throwing her portion on the scale we were using.
Overpriced and definitely not worth the headache. Too many other options on the beach — go to Kilwin’s or the new gelato place in the Wyndham next to Café Med.

Meh… I have had better. I went in on a Friday night during what is kind of the beginning of spring break season in the beach area. Everything else in Deerfield was pretty packed, and there were a few customers here, but nothing compared to other shops in the area. I guess even the tourists know this isn’t a great place to get a treat.
In terms of offerings they are doing everything right. The have about twelve flavors and have clearly thought about what goes into each machine because all the middle twist flavors even sounded great, the problem was mostly that upon dispensing the yogurt almost all the flavors were runny and watery. I proceeded anyway just because I mainly go to these places for the toppings anyway, and they did have some good ones. Mini gummy bears AND mini gummy worms… I got quite a few of those, along with cookie dough, cheesecake bites, and sprinkles. For six of us (two kids, though I think the kids probably had heavier cups than I did with their toppings) the total was ~$ 35, so at over $ 5 per person this is a dollar or two more than I usually spend at my favorite yogurt place, but it is right near the beach so I am sure there is a little inflation going on.
In terms of taste this is one of the lighter yogurts, not super rich and more icy than creamy, but I think that means lower calories so it is a tradeoff. My main issue was that by the time I got my toppings and sat down I really was pretty much eating soup. If they could get their machines cooling and dispensing correctly this would be a perfectly acceptable beach treat, but as of right now you’re probably better off sticking to one of the two or three ice cream places nearby

I was walking around the beach the other night and I was really the mood for a frozen yogurt. I normally go to Menchies since they always have great flavors and their yogurts are never runny but rather than leave the beach I decided to try this place out.
When you walk in it feels like a sauna. No kidding, it was really not. Not enough to sweat but hot enough to be really uncomfortable.
They did have some of my favorite flavors like cake batter, dulce de leche and chocolate, but when I tried to take some of each of those they came out runny and watery. I just wasn’t that lucky that night because the only flavor out of 10 was Tart. I got some but it’s not one I normally get.
Ok, remember how I said it was really hot when you walk in. Well, all of the toppings noticed the heat too because they were all sticky, mushy and stuck together. Yuck.
I am sorry but if you want costumers to be happy when they visit, you need to make sure your toppings are fresh, that your yogurts are not runny and get the air conditioning working right.

We walked in and the place was deserted. It’s easy to figure out why. The lady working there was in the back cleaning. When we asked for some taster cups to sample the flavors she unenthusiastically grabbed one from under the counter. Nearly every self-​serve froyo place we have ever gone to leave taster cups for customers to sample. Not here. She asked which flavor we wanted to try and dispensed it for us. So much for being «self-​serve.» The froyo was so watery it dripped out of the cup, over my hand. I took one bite and said, «No way.» Yogurt with active cultures melting and unkempt at improper temperatures? Somebody call the EPA.
Skip this place and go across the street and get the creamy Italian gelato instead. You can thank me later.

I’m really not sure how this location is not on Unilocal yet, since it is located in such a popular area. It is basically across the street from Deerfield Beach, so it’s a great place to grab some froyo to take with you the beach.
My friend and I stopped in to grab a quick sweet treat to tide us over until dinner. I had the Oreo Filling (Vanilla mixed with Cookies and Crème) and it was super tasty. The yogurt was really creamy and delicious and they had tons of toppings options (I went with sprinkles, cookie dough, and mini-Reese’s Pieces). I was quite happy overall.
The only thing I found a little odd was that the employee had to be the one to serve us the froyo samples. I’d never seen that before in Washington, but, according to my friend, it is the norm in Florida.
I’d certainly come back to this location.