My Yogurt Cafe

Best frozen yogurt in all of miami beach! The store was spotless, the staff was friendly, and the yogurt was delicious! Its self serve, and there are tons of fresh fruit and other toppings. I recommend My Yogurt Café to everyone! free wifi as well. a great place to get your morning coffee and read a book, as well as an after-​dinner treat!

The product is pretty good but it’s disproportionately expensive. I would avoid it unless you like feeling like you were ripped off.

Yuck. That pretty much sums it up.
Had 20 minutes before work and I saw this place, I love frozen yogurt so I decided to give it a chance and treat myself before I started my shift. The girl behind the counter was friendly enough and gave me some sample cups, I think I sampled every flavor there but not because I couldn’t get enough, because I couldn’t find one that was decent. Finally I felt bad and filled my bowl with about $ 1 worth of chocolate and loaded some toppings on. Basically I paid $ 2 to eat sprinkles and cookie pieces. I couldn’t even touch the fruit as it was uncovered and the door was open. Ew :(Wont be returning, I’ll save my frozen yogurt obsession for AFTER work next time!

My Yogurt Café (MYC)
I love me some FroYo. No I have a FroYo obsession. So, it breaks my heart when I go to certain places and the FroYo sucks. Imagine that this is your very first taste of Frozen Yogurt; you would never want to eat it again. That is why it breaks my heart, and then you won’t love it as much as I do. Unfortunately, this place sucks. After hitting up Lost Weekend I wanted to check out Espanola way, because I am never on that side. Next door to MYC there was a long line at this Gelato place. So instead we came here. We should have waited next door.
The guy at the front was really nice. However, it was almost fake nice. Like «OMG someone actually walked in, they need to buy now» nice. It was too much. Most FroYo places let you sample and then you serve yourself. In this place the guy walks with you and holds the little cups while you sample. I felt really uncomfortable. After we tried each flavor he would say «Did you like it?» I kept saying «It’s different» because it was freaking NASTY. I can pour my heart out on Unilocal but not in someone’s face. Maybe I don’t have the balls or I am too nice. Finally, there was one that was OK. Salted Caramel Pretzel, but it was just ok. My boyfriend had the Red Velvet flavor. We literally put a little tiny amount in our cups. $ 7.00 WHAT??? Then we realized it was .69 cents an ounce. WHAT??? I know I was on SoBe, but seriously, that is way too much. I will keep going to YuZu in Brickell, and avoid this place like the plague.

Classic case of a spot resting on it’s ‘SoBe location’ laurels, with crap for quality! I did not think that frozen yogurt could be so bad. Wtf! Are they using like 9 parts water /​1 part flavor??? DO NOT go here, it is completely unsatisfying and a waste of money! And of course it is wayyyyyy overpriced! Shame on you My Yogurt Café!!!

As you can see on the review trends graph by my profile, I skew towards 4 and 5 star so when I go lower than that… no es bueno! I also have the check-​in Froyo badge so I like to think I know my froyo.
1. Both the raspberry and orange sorbet flavors seemed soft, and easily melteable with the raspberry more so than the orange.
2. My order was just under $ 7, at 69 cents unit weight. For the quality of the froyo, it seemed to be overpriced, even by the South Beach premium.
3. I also saw a fly near the scale as mentioned by Michelle M.
4. The taste seemed «off». I can’t quite put a finger on it, except it seemed more chemical than natural. It was missing the tart sweetness that orange naturally has.
#thatisall

Great flavors. Get the espresso and peanut butter. Just bring your wallet. It was 10 bux for a cup. ouch!

Sorry I went in to check out the place, but have a hard time paying .69 cents an oz when most places on average charge exactly half. I know it is South Beach, and you need to pay high rent. I just can;t pay $ 7.00 for something I can go down the street and get for $ 3.00.

I Iove frozen yogurt! Had to try this place out because I didn’t see very many around the south beach area.
The flavors & toppings were great but for 2 cups, cost us $ 22. A little much for frozen yogurt.
The employee working was very friendly & offered free samples! Definitely glad I tried it but don’t know if it’s worth the $$.

South Beach finally has a self service FroYo café. Friendly staff let’s you try the flavors before you buy. Just make sure the machine has been running for a little while before you use it or you will get liquidy yogurt in your cup

Service is helpful and they’ll give free tastes to you.
The peanut butter’s awesome– take my word: it’s true!
The price tag’s a bit higher than I am used to paying,
But stop in for a bit if on Espanola you are playing!

REJOICE for more fro-​yo on South Beach! We have a number of frozen yogurt joints here in the neighborhood but this is the first SELF SERVE! Pay only for how much you want– a novel idea in this flashy tourist town, eh? You choose your flavor and toppings then weigh in at 69 cents/​oz. This cute place just opened up 5 days ago right in the middle of picturesque Espanol Way. There’s a bench and seating outside to chillax and people watch on a hot summer night, or take a break after you hit the beach.
I consider myself a fro-​yo princess (the sweet, not cold kind) but there were still some flavors I’ve never tried like… Peanut Butter and Espresso! Other standard flavors included: Tahitian Vanilla, Raspberry Tart„ Pomegranate, Chocolate, Tart, Mango, Pistachio. I sampled most of them and chatted with the owner a bit but unfortunately couldn’t make a purchase because the consistency was def on the icy side. I love my fro-​yo creamy and this just wasn’t appealing. He said the machines probably needed more cleaning and would work on it in a jiffy. I’ll be super stoked if consistency improves assured him I’ll be their newest frequent customer if so. Also, Miami Beach residents get 20% off. Now that’s cool!