YogoLaada

Great place to go on a hot day.
I was looking for a break from the standard Edy’s and Briars ice cream and YogoLaada’s fit the bill. They have a serve yourself service, which for someone incredibly indecisive is a godsend. After choosing cookies and cream, I went to the toppings, which had quite a good amount of choices to choose from.
Definitely a nice place to get good ice cream.

Much to my surprise in that the fro-​yo here is actually pretty good.
They go with the usual .49 cents per ounce pricing that you see at most chain yogurt places although I believe that Yogolaada offers either three or four different cup sizes versus some like So Fun or Yo Fresh that only offer a cup the size of a colander.
Although, the one downside to Yogo is that they don’t offer many flavors. I forgot to count by I think it was either eight or ten so hopefully you like what they have or else you’re SOL.
On Easter they were offering some sugar free stuff that I skip right over along with basic chocolate, cake batter which I assume would be better known as vanilla, salted caramel and a few others. Nothing out of the ordinary but I must say that the salted caramel I had was of a thicker consistency with a very good flavor.
A few things worth noting:
* Their Unilocal listing has them as being closed on Sunday which clearly they’re not if I’m talking about being there on Easter.
* I would check to see when they are open to correct the Unilocal listing but their website and Facebook page are useless as they both do not list hours either at all or for specific days of the week.
* The strawberries and blackberries in particular were both very fresh tasting and were the stars of the show. When we came in the guy working there was freshly cutting up a batch of strawberries. One negative note would be that they offer what look like peanut butter chunk pieces that are listed as a particular name brand and trust me when I say that if you’ve ever had that name brand you would know that what Yogo is trying to pass off as this brand is not what they offer.
I can’t imagine being in Pikesville again but if I was I would have no problem stopping here again.

They were out of three flavors by 7:00! Toppings and price were fine, service and cleanliness was below par.

4 stars on this place. I got the mango sorbet with chunks of strawberries. Definitely hit the spot on a hot day, I guess they fixed the size of the toppings, they were small and just right for me. I’ll be back.

This place is alright. They have a decent choice of flavors and it’s set up in a way that people aren’t stepping over one another. No complaints.

Small shop with several flavors and toppings. The guy at the counter appeared to be the owner and was friendly and accommodating. Definitely the kind of yogurt I like and seems to be the only one like this. Not easy to find, but a good location.

The place looks like a rundown version of popular froyo joints. I agree that the fruit pieces are in hunks. A few of the machines worked, while the others did not. There was only one tart-​like flavor, no fruit flavors when I went.
Cereal, this place does cereal bowls. The concept reminds me of a place I went to in Tucson, just not as well-​executed as the Tucson shop. Because they do cereal bowls, the cereal options are not out and present for your froyo toppings.
The location is pretty hidden. You have to be a local or visiting one of the offices located in the same building to know that it exists.

I pretty much agree with everything in Lauren G’s review. I was excited to try this place because it’s super close to where I live, much closer than any other froyo place, and it kind of sucked. The flavors weren’t amazing. The fruit was cut into giant pieces which was annoying, and yes, made it more expensive. One of the toppings was cheesecake… like, seriously, half a slice of cheesecake… which could either be awesome or ridiculous. Anyway, I’m sure I’ll be back if I get a froyo craving that needs to instantly be satisfied… but if I have the time I’ll definitely go somewhere else.

I went in this afternoon excited for some good froyo, but meh. The tart was alright. The main problem I have with this place is that they don’t cut the fruit up into small pieces. Instead, you get giant chunks of kiwi, strawberry, ect, which doesnt exactly blend well. In fact, it doesn’t blend well at all! It also makes the froyo more expensive, which is all kinds of Tom Foolery to get you out of more money.
The one really cool thing is they have the non-​Kosher toppins labled as such.