Grannys Yogurt

Clean, bright, colorful atmosphere, although the staff acts like they hate their job. Kinda seems like the samples come out of their paychecks.

Girl lied when I asked if they have a restroom. I looked her in the face & said no you HAVE one but it’s employee only am I right? That’s fine. But don’t lie when I’m clearly jumping around. I’m not some bum off the street… I’ve worked for an employee only restroom before and you can unlock it. Plus it’s illegal to have an establishment that serves food & offer seating WITH no public bathroom. If a customer asks and it falls under certain guidelines you must let them use it.
For example the bathroom is easily accessible and no threat to the business/​health/​safety of the business. Which it’s not. They just put a sign on it. But that’s fine I went down the street. I’ll also probably go down the street where they have yogurt & a bathroom.

Frozen yogurt and boba spot right off the La Verne University campus. The typical findings for a yogurt shop. My favorite topping is the sprinkled donut holes (which I never see at other yogurt shops). They offer a punch card for ordering drinks (a bonus). They have a selection of boba drinks from thai tea, milk tea, and some assortment of smoothies. The milk tea flavoring seems a little off and a little bit too artificial to me. My boyfriend loves their taro smoothie so we have come by a few times.

Granny’s yogurt is a complete taste-​target, with the human (or animal) tongue as the weapon! Target spotted… weapons ready… the taste-​target is ours, captain!

I really enjoyed this place! I live near by so it’s a very convenient location. Parking is not the best especially backing out of the parking space, so it’s easier to walk if nearby!
I will say I’m not a fan on milk based yogurt that water ones are better and Granny’s Yogurt definitely is more on The milk based side, so that’s a downer for me :(there variety on toppings is excellent! I like how they offer more than just a cup of yogurt like Yogurt land! They have boba drinks, ice cream treats, refrigerated drinks, slushies, candy, and little snacks! Really good here:)

Funny, they charged me $ 0.75 for no ice for the extra large milk tea and $ 0.50 for no ice for the large Thai tea. I’ve never been charged extra for easy ice. You probably misunderstood them because it wouldn’t make sense to charge a customer for easy ice. Charging them more for no ice would only make sense since they’re adding more product that they make fresh daily. It’s not like it’s a fountain drink where you can fill up as much as you can anytime. There are some people who don’t realize and acknowledge why business owners like Granny’s charge for things like this. They’re products are made fresh by hand and daily, and of course very delicious as well, so what they charge for should really be worth paying for.

Just left LA County Fair and came over to Grannies yogurt. It’s very clean, nice people served us. The machines all worked well. Yogurt was good and very tastee

This place doesn’t offer as many flavors as yogurt land but it’s a gem in the heart of LA verne. I prefer it to all other yogurt hints because they have a large selection of smoothies and other drinks. …not just yogurt. They have awesome toppings as well Ana I think they r cheaper

craving for something sweet and cold? granny’s yogurt is your place!
my coworkers love this place!!! they crave it quite often. i’ve joined them on a few occasions and 3 stars only because i personally prefer ice cream/​gelato over frozen yogurt. staff doesn’t really inform you of the rewards card. i don’t recall ever really being greeted either as i walked in or thanked when i walked out.
i like that they have different flavor options and it varies from time to time to keep things different. they have tons of toppings to choose from. which they seem to refill quite often.
you grab a cup, you fill it with all the flavors that your heart desires, then add in those toppings that you just can’t lay off. you weigh it and then pay for it. they charge by the weight of the cup.
so would i recommend folks here. yes i would because it’s actually pretty decent. especially if they offer a stamp program why not. you’ll eventually get one free if you love to eat frozen yogurt!
tips:
*accepts cash and credit card.
*street parking
*they offer a stamp rewards card.
*flavors change quite often
*they have a lot of topping choices including popping boba
*indoor seating
*ask for a sample cup

The yogurt selection is poor. Their boba is good but they charge an extra $.75 if you want light ice. Ripoff. There are too many other boba spots for me to pay extra.

Granny’s yogurt is like Yogurtland. Similar décor and flavors. I noticed Granny’s texture is a bit more water based. When it melted it looked more like water than creamy yogurt. Yogurtland looks more like milk when melted. With that aside their carmel popcorn was delicious. I got 4 toppings and mine only cost $ 2 something. Not bad for an afternoon summer treat. The next time I ordered the coffee smoothie. So good. They also have slushies and boba milk teas.

We used to loveee coming here for both their Boba and frozen yogurt but recently I had a bad experience with them and I probably will not be going back.
I used to go often (around once a week) haha, but around a month ago I went in and ordered 5 orders of boba. I had my stamp card but I didn’t tell her to stamp it until after I had already payed, she stamped it and I was up to my 10^th free one, but when it came to stamp the free one she completely skipped it and punched a new card. I asked why I didn’t get my 10^th free one and she said because I already payed. Whatever I said okay and left and I haven’t gone back since.
They lost a very frequent customer.

This place also has alot of variety. Also by the college in la verne so its a popping location. One thing that was good was the dole whip and they dont offer that at too many different places. And to have boba and smoothies makes it easy for someone like me that wants both. I will say the boba was perfectly made and soft. Not hard and Chewy like some places weve been too so dont hesitate to order it. Now i wish they had more variety in toppings like i love pudding in my boba but they didnt have that here. its all good though not sure when ill even be able to make it back here but i think this place has alot to offer and potential to be super popular!

We used to enjoy coming here for the boba or the frozen yogurt, but we just lost our interest. Maybe down the road we might come back but it’s unlikely.
We enjoy their boba, but twice we have come here when it was late morning. We would look up at their menu and soon they would overhear our conversation about which boba drink sounds good. The same girl from both visit attempts at the register would tell us the boba is still cooking. We don’t bother and just walk out.
(On our second visit there was a girl cleaning a table and she said hello with no smile on her face and not bothering to look up as if she didn’t enjoy working there.)
You would think that they would come in early to prepare their food/​etc. in time for opening, but no. They could at least put up a sign on their door that boba is only served a certain time of the day or make sure it is made before the doors open. It’s like opening a donut shop and telling the man who wants to order donuts that there is none and that they are still being made.
Don’t bother coming here without calling first just to see if the boba is ready I guess…

Poppin music in this little joint! Hehehehe I was dancing my little booty off while enjoying my Thai iced tea with boba. Which was pricey! Cute little Asian workers. I am a bit confused because it’s like a frozen yogurt place but they have like Asian drinks coolio… Just sayin

We love this place. Ask for a punch card. Free yogurt when you buy 9. Always clean, and staff is helpful.
Good variety of flavors and lots and lots of toppings and choices. They have cold refrigerators with drinks and sell smoothies. Indoor seating and benches outside too.

We were in the neighborhood & noticed this place and thought we’d try it… ugh first of all the girl working was lacking any type of personality which went along well with the flavor of their frozen yogurt!
Their frozen yogurt was very runny and spilled on my hand when I asked if there was a restroom so I could wash my hands I was told they only have the Purell hand soap as she pointed to the wall :-(. No restroom… hmmmm
This sticky hand girl won’t be going back, once was enough!

Old Town La Verne is really cute and charming, and places like this add to that. I love family-​owned alternatives to chain shops, and this is a good dessert option.
Granny’s is priced around the same as the froyo chains. They also offer boba, show fluff, a few baked goods, and a large cooler of drinks. The yogurt flavors came in a good variety, and this is the only place I’ve seen where you can get close to a «Dole Whip» (or Dole pineapple yogurt) outside of Disneyland.
Toppings are fresh and abundant, including 6 different kinds of popping boba (I love those), all the cheesecake/​brownies/​fruits/​chocolate/​candies you need, and the largest variety of syrups I’ve seen. I went with the Belgian Waffle yogurt with macerated strawberry topping and fresh whipped cream. Sooooo good.
The only thing I didn’t really like was the yogurt consistency… some of the yogurts had granier/​icier textures, when I prefer creamy, and they were pretty drippy. I like something more solid, but that’s personal preference.

It’s definitely a local’s spot because I can think of a ton of better froyo shops that easily hits the yogurt standards. The one thing that may draw crowds to Granny’s is the dole whip. Not everyone can get the annual pass and not everyone can pay an arm and a leg for a one-​day park hopper so people can settle for a knock-​off of the dole whip here at Granny’s.
Large Triple Dole Whip — It’s not on their menu but you can definitely ask for it. We’re talking pineapple juice with pineapple froyo and actual pineapple bits. The actual froyo is pretty thick which pales in comparison to the real Dole Whip at Disneyland. It’s much more icy and doesn’t easily melt in your mouth.
It’s probably unfair to compare almost anything to Disneyland but when you’re trying to replicate a special item served only there, it’s hard not to.

Granny kicks ass too!!!
(Anyway, this was someone’s license plate frame that said: Granny kick ass too! that I saw at the same day)
I usually stick with yogurtland because I prefer my froyo in very dense texture, running froyo is a big NO. It has to look like it’s not sweaty…(some yogurtland failed on this too).
Their original tart is slightly sour than Yogurtland but the flavor is good. First time I combined original tart with peach mango and this combination was too sour.
2^nd time I tried original tart with pistachio but didn’t like pistachio flavor much… to be safe, sample first next time. I think some of their flavors might not be perfect.
Toppings are all fresh and the whole place is very clean. They have coconut jelly that I didn’t see elsewhere and they seem have more fruit choices than yogurtland.
It’s close by and for me who is lazy to drive another 10 mins to yogurtland in Claremont or Azusa it is a good alternative.
35c per once, same as Yogurtland I think.