Yogiland

This place is OK– the toppings are stale, the teenage employees are always deeply engaged with their phones, etc. All that considered, I still go occasionally. It’s right down the street from me.
This place is super average and there’s not much to say about it but something gross happened the other night that miiiight be enough to make me not go back. Maybe.
My boyfriend and I were getting a cup-​o-​froyo n’ junk and I tried to put some hot fudge in my cup but the push pump of the thing was stuck. The young cashier reached across the counter to fix it, professing she didn’t know how it worked, and in the process accidentally jerked the lid off, which A) revealed clumpy, chunky, crusty, congealed fudge inside and B) sloshing what looked like brown pond water into the fudge (the thing works like a double boiler to warm the contents).
I politely said, oh, no thanks, don’t worry about it. She put the lid back on, we paid, she went back to her phone, and we sat down to eat.
Now next time I’m resisting the urge to go, I’m going to think about how that thing was proooobably not changed, or cleaned, or anything, just refilled. And that makes me think about the frozen yogurt machines and all the things I can’t see inside those. And their cleaning standards in general for things that are not in plain sight.

The yogurt selection here is boring and the toppings are very low in quality compare to other yogurt places. The fruit selection is alright because you can’t go wrong with fruits. However, their other toppings are low quality. For example, their cookie dough topping taste so powdery and low in quality… If this is your last resort then I say go ahead. Otherwise, I say go to other yogurt places because it’s way better.