Yogurt City

As other reviewers have said, Enfield needed a froyo place and this one is satisfactory. It is a little awkwardly shaped and is much longer than it is wide. This leaves little space to sit down and eat your ice cream. There is also no outside seating (in a plaza). Isn’t as colorful as you’d expect a froyo or ice cream place to be, but it has all of the DIY fro-​yo staples.
If you just need a quick fix for some froyo, I suggest going here. If you are in a large group or bringing a lot of kids, it is not ideal because of the bland décor and lack of seating areas.

Only 2 tables and a long bench without tables so it’s designed to hold a of people. the store is really long and i feel they could have designed it better but whatever. the other complaint is the yogurt. it was all melty straight out the nozzle. blah.

This place is a great addition to Enfield. Unfortunately not because of the the quality and experience — but because the area really needed a froyo place.
The yogurts are ok, not excellent, but they have a wide variety of flavors. I can mostly vouch for the dairy-​free options. Raspberry pomegranate is great. That being said, the toppings are lacking. The fruit never looks quite fresh, and there’s something about a lot of the toppings that are not enticing. However, that depends on your tastes I suppose.
Their seating is a little odd, but with the way the shop is designed I guess they don’t have a lot of options for set up. I feel as though a lot of the downfalls of yogurt city could be made up for with great service… If only they could find some.
The staff is usually uninvolved, often times texting at the counter, and not too friendly.

DELISH. I’ve never had any problems at this location and neither has my sister– who I swear keeps them in business.

We’ve gone here three times and will never go again.
The yogurt is okay, and the kids love being able to serve themselves, BUT the prices are ridiculous. The 8 and 9 year-​olds fill their cups and top with gummy worms, while the two-​year-​old gets a dollop of yogurt with a few gummy worms, and it always costs $ 20 or more. It’s insane.
For that price, I can buy five or six pints of top quality ice cream at the store. They also aren’t the friendliest people working there and kind of have an attitude towards the kids. Um, you’re a yogurt shop; kids come with the territory.
No more.

I’m a little bit of a frozen yogurt connoisseur, which you have gathered by now if you’re following my Unilocal reviews.
That being said, this place is not the best FroYo place that’s popped up lately, but it’s certainly not the worst. If you’re looking for a quick sugar fix, this is a great choice, and if you pick your flavors and toppings right (some flavors are non-​fat, low fat, non-​dairy and no sugar added) you can even create a semi-​healthy treat.
Unless you have incredible willpower, your treat will be extremely expensive. Even if you try to put «just a little» in your cup, it never works. And as someone else said, the fruit toppings are heavy.
But, Enfield was lacking in the FroYo department, so this place fills a need. I approve, mostly.

ok nothing special but they have lots of flavors

I think the yogurt is tasty but would love to see fresher fruit… it just never looks appealing. The store smells like cleaning products which is not appealing around food.

Was hoping a place like this would open up close by! Really colorful inside and they have a TV too. Plus they have the heat on at a comfortable temperature which is nice when you want to have ice cream on a cold day! Cheaper than going to Pinkberry if you compare a small size with toppings. It’s easy to go overboard with the large cup that they have you use and it’s 43 cents/​oz. Peanut Butter was delicious :)

With new create your own frozen yogurt places popping up on every corner, it was no suprise that Enfield would get one of their own. Since I am sort of a control freak, the idea of creating my own sundae is incredibly appealing. There is only one cup size, which is probably a large at other places, so if you’re planning on not getting too much, be careful because that cup can fill up quickly! Yogurt City has a huge selection of frozen yogurt flavors– probably around 10 or 12. I loved the caramel and black cherry. The topping selection is also very diverse with many different types of candies and fruit so you can make your desert as healthy or unhealthy as you like. Since this place charges by weight, it can add up quickly but most of the time you can get a pretty full cup for around $ 5.
The only major problem that I see with this place is the seating. You really can’t come here for a leisurely cup of ice cream unless no one else is there since there are only 1 or 2 tables at most. There is a huge bench for people to sit but it doesn’t really seem like the place is «inviting» you to stay. Since the location is in the middle of a shopping plaza, there are not too many outdoor eating options either. If you’re looking for a place like this with ample seating, try Peachwave in Longmeadow.

If you ever wanted to know what a human feeding trough looked like, stop by here! Literally, I was in shock! I laugh as I write this review. This was a much anticipated addition in Enfield as another food establishment is another hole in the head around here but. it’s exciting & another place to visit while in Enfield. a must!
We pulled up and saw all the employees standing around. Why? I envisioned this place to be just like Pinkberry. I was excited because I envisioned this place to be just like Pinkberry. No. It’s not. You walk in and you grab a HUGE XL container to serve yourself yogurt– a flavor of your choice. Red Velvet, Cookies & Cream, Birthday Cake, Strawberry, Chocolate, Blueberry. there were at least 10 + flavors on this wall. I could not believe it. As much as you want into your cup. mix your flavors. remix!
I went for plain, olé’ strawberry. This was too overwhelming for a first visit. I had to be basic. The toppings– a excellent selection! Sprinkles, crumbs, fruit, etc, etc. and you serve yourself. Here is the catch. after you load up on all the goodness. there is a scale at the end of the line. This can go inexpensive to pricey depending on what you pack into your jumbo cup. Cash & Credit Card accepted.
My creation: Strawberry Yogurt with kiwi, strawberries, & cacao chips.
Pros:
— All kidding aside, this is a great place if you like control over what you put into your cup. The ambiance is colorful, the experience is exciting, & different.
— You can make your visit economical by just putting yogurt in and light toppings (the fruit kills you)
Cons:
–There is no age limit on who can serve themselves, so small children have there paws in everything. Fair warning to anyone who hates cross contamination. (This is why this does not get 5 Stars– also see seating)
— It can get expensive if you really load up the toppings esp fruit.
— Seating: Did I mention there is only one table in here? There is one really long bench that everyone sits on or you can stand outside. :)