Yogurt City

Favorite frozen yogurt place ever! Great toppings, great flavors and great service. Ben (the owner) treats us like family. :)

Got three flavors chocolate peanut butter and coffee. They all didn’t taste good, finished the chocolate trashed the rest. Didn’t even fill a small cup and it was 7.16 what a rip off. I could have got a brownie bash Sunday at carter’s for that much.

First time here and we loved it! Just found it across from Market Basket in Plaistow. The friendly attendant came out from behind the counter with little shot glass sized cups for free samples. We tried a few and really enjoyed them all. I had the fat free orange which was delicious and very refreshing on a beautiful late summer day. It reminded me of orange sherbet except creamier and smoother. My wife had the peanut butter and really enjoyed it. I hesitate to review this spot because it appears to be a new store that is a fairly well kept secret. Fearful that once the word gets out the place will be packed. The place was impeccably clean, the staff is exceedingly friendly and the assortment of optional toppings seems to go on forever. To there are lots to pick from would be an understatement. They sell by weight so you have to be careful how much you pile on and how much you pile on top. You pick out the size bowl you want, pick the flavor or combination of flavors ant then move onto the toppings, it can add up I’m sure. My wife said the bathroom was spotless as was the front of the store. Rather quiet right now since they are new but destined to be very busy. This one place to check out!

The tall girl Casey had my pics pulled but I was told I could detail the nonsense in here. «i have only sat on that counter a few times and once my boss told me not to i stopped, and i never text at work, you caught me on an off day. if i text it would be in the back room.»
BTW: Orange Leaf shows on their website that they are opening on on Plaistow Road and Main Street so that is less than 1.5 miles from here. That will bring this place to a reality check since they closed their door for a while during the winter. Everyone I talk to says that is just odd.

The yogurt itself is fine, and quite good actually. My problem is the times I have been in here, the staff is incredibly rude. No one greets you when you walk in and I was never asked if I had been there, or if I wanted a sample. The rude teenage girls don’t want to be bothered. If you ask them a question it feels as if your irritating them-​when really that is their JOB! They don’t say a word except for the total of your yogurt. Probably won’t return, would rather drive extra to an orange leaf or somewhere with kinder, friendlier staff. Not three or four girlfriends hanging out. I think the owner needs to set better standards for the staff here.

Serve yourself frozen yogurt and all the toppings you could hope for… What is there not to love? I would come here everyday if I could :)

I’ve been here twice now and both times it was completely empty. Not sure if this bodes well for the business or if I just came at low peak times. (Sunday afternoon, and Tuesday around 5pm.)
It’s a do-​it-​yourself sundae kind of place with frozen yogurt instead of ice cream. They have many, many toppings to put on their 12 flavors of frozen yogurt and they charge you by weight. Tasty. I will probably come again, hope they get more business.

I’m not sure what this place charges. They do charge by weight and have only 1 size cup. My wife and I both got a cup and filled it close to the rim and added some toppings. Yes it was very tasty/​good. But I almost fainted when they rang up over $ 15.00
Holy crap Batman !! Almost $ 16 for 2 not that big frozen yogurts ??? That’s just crazy
I’ll stick with a gelato or regular ice cream thanks.

Frozen yogurt is a very fast growing popular trend. I’m not surprised to see one open in the local popular areas.
This just opened recently, and it’s a very nice clean bright place. At 49 cent an oz, it’s a little more on the pricer side of froyo, however you’ll have to drive a out a little bit to get the cheaper ones, so you’ll really paying the difference in gas.
There are quite a few flavors to choose from, and having gone twice, they do change their flavors. I really like the pomegranate and the peanut butter flavors the best so far. Wasn’t too impressed with raspberry though.
They have a fair amount of toppings to choose from, and they use fresh fruit. They also have use canned whipped cream, which is always good because whipped cream that sits out doesn’t sit well. They have only two different bobas, strawberry and mango. They do offer a lot more chocolate toppings, like different kinds of chips. There wasn’t a large selection of cereal toppings. However, they offer mochi, which is my favorite topping for froyo.
I’m glad this place opened up in the area, so when I visit I can get some good froyo.