Let’s YO!

As a huge froyo lover, I can say that the yogurt options and toppings are fantastic here. Both high quality and varied. I’ve been to many chain Froyo places (red mango, Pinkberry) and the local spots in Princeton Junction /​Princeton, but Let’s Yo is my favorite and the best thus far. Extra plus on checkin discounts and pistachios and cake crunch as toppings!!!
If the location were better, such as in Princeton, it would make a killing!

if you’re not particularly picky about the quality of your froyo and are jsut looking for something cold and sweet in your mouth, you will love this place.
let’s yo! is clean, organized, and super tech-​y with digital displays, multiple TV’s, and i-​pads for entertainment. the layout is simple, and the toppings area is well-​stocked and well-​maintained (and has extra fun stuff like chocolate-​covered gummy bears in addition to the usual suspects). the music is tolerable, the neon green walls are only slightly painful to look at, and there are plenty of seating options.
the fro-​yo itself is not that great. it’s very very sweet and the flavors taste super artificial. there was no employee offering samples, which was a shame– i would’ve liked to sample the «water ice» they had. that’s a new twist, like a make-​you-​own gelati. speaking of staff, they weren’t too friendly. meh.
there are better quality options in the area, but if you’re there already, let’s yo! isn’t a terrible pick.
sidenote: if you don’t like being surrounded by children, take your fro-​yo to-​go. a lot of folks seem to like the idea of pumping their kids full of sugar and letting them loose on the ipads.
just sayin.

great for kids — sit them in front of an iPad and eat your yogurt in peace. the flavor on the plain wasn’t quite as tart as I like it, but the place is clean, the toppings and plentiful, the staff was nice enough, and the distractions for nephews were nice.

Let’s Yo is like your typical fro yo shop with a techie twist. Along with your frozen treat you can sit and play games on the iPads. I think that this is a great idea for families and I’m mad I didn’t think of it first.
A $ 5 for $ 10 Groupon brought me in and I am glad I was able to save a few bucks. The frozen yogurt was just okay. I tried almost every flavor and most of the flavors tasted a little too fake for me. My favorite flavor was Euro Tart and a Mango/​Euro Tart twist. Since I had $ 10 to spend for my Groupon I filled two containers of fro yo and only slightly splurged on toppings. The toppings are all the normal toppings you would find at any fro yo shop.
Overall I would come back if I was craving the Euro Tart flavor. If I’m craving other flavors I will travel to the other great nearby ice cream places around the Trenton area.

This place is really clean, spacious and really yummy. The seating area has padded chairs and stools and they even have an area with iPads where you can play games. They had really interesting flavored too. I had peanut butter cookie which was suggested by an employee and it was really good. They have all the typical topping you would see at a yogurt shop.

With the proliferation of frozen yogurt shops across the country it is easy to sample many if this cold sweet is what you crave. I have tried froyo from Pinkberry in Manhattan to YoYo in Kunming, China, but have seldom found one as much to my liking as a high end homemade real ice cream. I mean, if I am going to do SWEETS, I am not thinking too much about calories or health, or brain freeze. I just want something creamy smooth, flavorful and memorable.
Let’s Yo! is more clever than many franchises, with Ipads, state of the art yogurt machines and an abundance of sprinklee toppings, but to my palate the product is indistinguishable from most of its competition. I have yet to find any as satisfying as a local ice cream joint peddling its own brand of seductive flavors. Try Goodnoe, Ow Wow Cow, Zebra Striped Whale or Sweet Pea — all just in Newtown, Pa., and the froyo literally melts by comparison. For those who can’t eat ice cream, and are stuck with cold gurt, my sympathies. I feel your pain.
So, for my frozen dessert dollar, I always chose the real deal — or maybe a Rita’s in a crunch. And, speaking of dollars, paying $ 6 and change for a small cup of this concoction seems excessive, especially when you see what is poured into those machines to make the crazy flavors.

This place is great! Very large, clean, TONS of flavors and toppings, and they have coffee and smoothies too. We visited last night and it wasn’t that busy because it’s so cold but everything was fully stocked. We enjoyed the Moon Pie, Dutch chocolate, strawberry and cookies & cream yogurts. They also have a rewards program where you earn points and free yogurt. My daughter loved it, we will return often!

Great selection of frozen yogurts, including the classics. The salted caramel pretzel was the tastiest, and I love that they had Cap’n Crunch cereal as a topping. It can get pricey if you fill the container — 2 frozen yogurts with a decent amount of toppings was $ 11.
Staff seems friendly and unobtrusive. The décor feels a little impersonal/​cold. The place is kept very clean. For families, you’ll likely love that many of the tables have iPads on them for customers to use.
I will definitely go back!

This place was awesome!!! The froyo was delicious! The staff was very friendly and helpful! We will definitely be visiting again soon!

I never realized how good froyo was until I came to college. But I went to college in North Jersey, which is basically littered with froyo places so it’s easy to just grab a cup anywhere in that area. Being from Central Jersey, it’s not too common to see a froyo place around here so I do get excited when I see one close to my house.
What I liked about this place is that it looks incredibly clean. Granted, they did just open recently and I might have to wait until the actual end of this coming summer to really judge the place. But this place is every germaphobe’s dream. I also like the interior design of the place, looks very futuristic/​modernistic.
I got a cup of orange creamsicle froyo, which tasted just as amazing as it sounds. It was probably the creamiest froyo I’ve ever tasted. I’ve always judged froyo places based on what toppings they can offer and because they have mango and strawberry boba, Let’s Yo! automatically gets a 5 star rating. My friend who came with me found out they didn’t have mochi for toppings. And we were more surprised when the employees there did not even know what mochi was when we asked if they had any. Hopefully mochi can make an appearance soon.
What really stuck out to me was the fact that they have an iPad for every seat at the place. No matter where you sit, there is an iPad right in front of you, ready to be played with. The fact that no other froyo place has this is mind-​blowing and the entertainment factor of the place shot up to a million. Froyo and iPads? Best combination in America, period.
At the time, it was 49 cents/​ounce but I do believe it’s only priced liked that because of it being opened for a few months. If it somehow stays at that price during the summer, this place is sure to be a hit.

I had to visit this froyo place on the very first day that it opened to the public. I generally don’t write reviews for chain establishments, however, this place deserves some recognition. The place is sleek, well lit, and very clean. I was greeted as I entered and one of the employees gave me a «tour.» There were no less than 20 flavors of yogurt available! Oreo, Reese’s Cup, Orangecicle, Pumpkin Pie and even Pumpkin Pie a la mode just to name a few. I sampled the Pumpkin Pie a la Mode and it was delicious. As is my custom when visiting a froyo place for the first time — I try the basic tart flavor. At other places its generally called «euro tart.» Here it’s «California Tart.» Absolutely incredible. The exact combination of tartness, smoothness and creaminess.
A very notable bonus of this place is the option to select from many sizes of cups. I opted for a 16 oz and filled with the Cali Tart and the Pumpkin Pie a la mode I sampled earlier. Turning to the toppings: they get it right. Like in my other froyo establishment reviews I make no secret of the fact that Twist in Princeton is my gold standard by which all other froyo places are judged. This particular Let’s Yo! meets and in one very notable area exceeds the standard. In many froyo places you have your yogurt dispensers in one section and the toppings bunched in another. This can cause a traffic jam if more than two people are trying to top off their yogurt at once. This place solves that problem with a loooong island that features a nicely varied selection of toppings in the middle AND at the end of the island. In addition, the fresh fruit and other such toppings are located at a separate counter. I went with granola and fresh strawberries. Delightful. My wife will be excited to visit this place because they offer one of her favorite yogurt toppings as well — Captain Crunch cereal. Whether you are trying to keep it healthy or going for the everything-​under-​the-​sun route — you can do it with ease.
At the time of writing this review the charge was 49 cents an ounce. Based on other froyo prices in the area, I thought this was a great deal. So the awesome customer service, the appearance of the store, and the outright impressive number of toppings and flavors available makes this place A++. If you are near Princeton you can’t go wrong with Twist but if you are closer to Lawrenceville or just want to change it up — you can’t go wrong with this place. Will return many times.