YoguLatte

Good frozen yogurt. The chai latte is ok. Had better. However the cream sodas are fantastic. Great atmosphere.

A build-​your-​own kind of place, YoguLatte has multiple varieties of yogurt and toppings to customize your creation any way you choose.
Step up, grab a cup (two sizes to choose from) or a waffle bowl and pick your yogurt. My favorite is the cake batter, or when I want something a little tart, the original.
Have your yogurt? Sweet. Now take a step to your left and start working your way through the topping bar. Cookie dough is a favorite of mine with the cake batter, and I tend to go more fruit-​based with the original. With lots of options to choose from, you’re sure to get just what you want.
Now the scary part. step to the cash register and set your creation on the scale and wait to see how big of a mortgage you’ll need to take out to pay for it. That’s right. everything is by the pound, and that mound of hot fudge you just filled your bowl with costs money. My typical dish runs $ 4 – 5 and I don’t think I put much on it, so a word of caution to you parents letting your kids make their own. it can get expensive.
For me, I’ll keep coming back. Let’s face it, a place next door with cake batter yogurt? I’m sold.

This is my go to place when I am craving frozen yogurt! The staff is always wonderful and their selections taste great! I enjoy this place better than Orange Leaf because the flavors (though only 8 changing selections) don’t all taste so bitter. Also they are really generous if you want to sample. I normally fall back on a strawberry and vanilla twist with tons of fresh fruit on the top. It’s also nice to see my picture on the wall with old college friends. This place on Mass Ave has always been a joy.

No complaints! We were greeted by friendly smiles from the staff, there’s nice music in the background, and they had all the toppings I usually want. I was surprised to find out that cake batter and limoncello froyo make a great combo. The peanut butter flavor was awesome too.

I’m a bit sad about this yogurt shop. It used to be a favorite of mine because of the flavors and marshmallow/​peanut butter topping choices, but sadly it has diminished in quality.
The flavor choices haven’t been changed in awhile, the yogurt was icey and watery tasting, and the topping bottles looked like they hadn’t been cleaned in over a week.
I used to love the red velvet, but it tasted sort of sour.
The place was clean and not crowded, and the guy working was friendly, but other than those things, there isn’t much I can say.

Of course I went again. I went twice this week… I guess I’m on an ice cream high. I went on Tuesday and got the most popular flavor they have which is Chocolate Turtle Caramel… piled it with caramel sauce, golden and regular oreos… great stuff. You all already know how I feel about this place… one of my favs!!!

Didn’t think of them for coffee but it was cold tonight so tried the chai espresso. Really loved it. They could easily compete with the big boys.

I haven’t tried everything just yet, we happened to stumble across this place after a fine dinner down the street.
I have been here twice and have tried their Chai smoothie and the Peanut Butter & Banana Smoothie, both are delicious!
The pricing is not bad at all!
Food? Not sure
Smoothies? A+
Service? A +, excellent everyone was so nice!

Yogulatte reminds me of that Seinfeld episode where they love this frozen yogurt place, but they’re all gaining weight. Kramer had it tested, and it’s really fattening. I feel like I’m eating something sinfully worse than frozen yogurt. They have far out flavors like Carmel corn. Usually I just like vanilla drenched in peanut butter sauce. Staff is friendly. They will not get a fifth star from me until they get peanut butter chips as a topping.

Omg! All my favorite toppings. Marshmallows, nuts, coconut, hot fudge, cherries and some of your favorites also. Come see for yourself.

Love this place. Hard to mess up when you’re the one making the dish. And found out tonight they have extended hours this summer: Sun-​Thursday till 11 Fri & Sat till midnight! Yum!

I love this place.
Like I’ve stated in previous reviews, I used to live very close to this part of Mass Ave. This used to be a place that I frequented, but now that I’m living over on the canal, It’s not quite as convenient to walk or bike over there. I love all the different toppings that can be added but I wish they had more flavors. They also don’t seem to rotate flavors out very frequently. However, I usually get the peanut butter and cake batter with cookie dough and Reese’s chunks on top. I will occasionally get cravings for this delicious dessert, and I will still make the effort to visit. If they could take recommendations, I would suggest salted caramel– I’ve had that at other frozen yogurt places and it is my favorite.
Despite the shortage of variety, I still love this place and I would choose it over Sub-​Zero most of the time.

Belated review! I’ve been to Yogu many many times, but for some reason always forget to check-​in and write a review. So here we go!
First off, I love pretty much all frozen yogurt shops. Orange Leaf, Menchies, Pink Berry, etc. What’s not to love? You grab a cup, fill it up with deliciousness, and then get your omnomnom on!
Yogu is no different. And that’s why I can’t give it five stars. There’s really nothing that sets it apart from other frozen yogurt places. It’s great, just not unique.
I do like that they offer free cups of water. I love the sweet stuff when it comes to my yogurt creations, and it helps to have some water to cleanse the palate.
PS, get the cake batter flavor. You’re welcome.

Frozen yogurt always wins. This place is on mass. ave. which is the perfect spot for a summer stroll and adding froyo with it is a PLUS! Im a more sweets then fruit type of person. So I go for the cake batter and peanut butter flavors. The flavors do change but not as much as other places. The options that say fat free and low fat don’t taste like Splenda or anything was added which means normal sugar was. But it’s still great :)

Absolutely love Yogulatte! I live around the corner and love coming for a treat at least once a week. All the fresh fruit and toppings makes their frozen yogurt unbeatable.
I’m a big fan of the Vanilla with a bit of the Cake Batter flavor with fruit and chopped peanuts.
The staff is also very friendly, keep the ace spotless, and offer suggestions if you need help picking out a drink or flavor.
A must-​have for any trip to Mass Ave. :)

I sure do lurve me some froyo. Let’s get to it!
–Flavors: because I am way too indecisive, I sampled almost every flavor they had. They’ve got low fat and fat free options if you actually follow nutrition facts. Ended up choosing the pistachio, cake batter, and peanut butter. The peanut butter was by far one of the best PB yogurts I’ve ever had – it was SUPER peanutty. Noms on noms.
–Toppings: all the usual suspects… crushed candies, cookies, nuts, fruit, mochi, sprinkles, with melted marshmallow or butterscotch or hot fudge or caramel to drizzle over it all. Get crazy.
–Price: at 49 cents an ounce, this is definitely one of the more pricey yogurt places. Fill up their 16 oz cup and you’re looking at 8 bucks of frozen sugary goodness – but as their chalkboard says, Treat yo self!
–Setting: small store, but adequate booths and tables if you’re gonna bring your crew. The walls are plastered with pictures of customers – not sure how to get on this wall of fame, but I want to be there. Maybe next time…

Just an anmazing place when you like frozen yogurt!
You can size what you want, you can chose as many favours as you want, you can make crazy mix on the top and you only pay by weight !
The place is nicely decorated, in a very cool area and servie is smilling and welcoment
GO THERE!

This was my first fro-​yo place I went to in Indy. I’ve always thought it’s just ok. I like the fro-​yo but the toppings aren’t unusual and the fro-​yo is standard. I’m just saying I’ve had better.
That being said, it’s in a great location on Mass Ave and it is a fun stop to meet up with others and hang out walking the Cultural Trail eating your fro-​yo. I just wish it were better. More unique with toppings and flavors… but that’s my personal opinion.

I had a quick moment after hanging out at the Twenty Taps Gastropub next door, so I decided to check out this Yogulatte store. It was a brisk Friday evening and I wanted something sweet. This Yogulatte store was those frozen yogurt places, where you serve yourself in one of 3 main sizes, put on the assorted toppings and the total charge would be how heavy the product weighs. Personally, I do love real ice cream, but frozen yogurt is a nice alternative. This was a quick trip here and it was about 10:00pm, when I strolled in here on a recent Friday night in May. The shop itself is clean and there was a couple of tables for patrons to sit down and eat their creations. The overall experience was good, positive, and left me feeling good that I had frozen yogurt to eat that night.
Yogulatte frozen yogurt is located on 735 Massachusetts Avenue in the Chatham Arch district of Indianapolis. While there can be very limited parking options here nearby, it was nice to catch a ride with a friend who was local to the area. Best bet would be to try to find street parking nearby, wherever you can find it. Yogulatte accepts credit cards, so that’s always a plus. There are an assorted amount of flavors here, which are anointed up on the blackboard above the yogurt dispensers. I decided on choosing the basic chocolate and mixed it up with peanut butter. That’s always a great combination, obviously. Then gently added brownie bits on the top for a blissful treat that was sure to please anyone.
The assorted flavors help me decide, but you can’t go wrong with chocolate! The service was nice and pleasant. The prices weren’t too bad, but as long as you don’t load the cup too heavy, you should be under $ 7.00 for a medium sized fantasy treat. I liked the topping bar, although those brownie bits definitely hit the spot. The taste of everything was great and could not have asked for anything better. So good! The rich combination really help tickle my taste buds and calmed my craving for chocolate — at least for a day or so. Definitely check this place out, if you can. The reviews are on it here. Thanks Unilocal for recommending this place!
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Out of all of the frozen yogurt places in Indy, this is my favorite when it comes to the amount of flavors that I like. The cheesecake, cake batter, vanilla and red velvet definitely stand out in my memory as some of the best. I am thoroughly impressed with how they make the yogurt taste so creamy, yet it doesn’t have all of the fat content that regular ice cream does. This is great for people on low fat diets. My dad has had a heart surgery and this is a dessert option that we can enjoy together without worrying about the fat content and how it is detrimental to his health. Each of the flavors are labeled as to whether they are low fat, no fat or vegan. Pretty hand and good for decision making if you ask me.
Helpful hints: Can’t decide if you one or of the other side of the pull down tab? Use the one in the middle for a swirl of both flavors. For some reason I was a novice for a year before I recalled my childhood memories of Ponderosa and remember what the middle, steel lever can do to reduce decision making.
Helpful hint 2: there are taste tester cups at the far right end of the toppings bar.
Seats along the front window are perfect for people watching. Don’t forget to check out the picture wall directly to the left when you walk in to see all of the happy, yogurt-​eating faces.
If you are craving a caffeine loaded pick me up, do not forget about their drinks. The menu is behind the counter on the wall. I tend to forget because I b-​line for the yogurt.