Yummie Yogurt

Not feeling this place. It’s a good idea, but poorly executed. Doesn’t fit in this mall, it looks cheap and is not kept up very well. Toppings bar has many choices, but crunched up waffle cone pieces were stale, mini chocolate chips tasted «off» and strawberries weren’t very good either. Canned pineapple? Gross. Not even the addition of the «fine» chocolates will be able to save this place, because it’s been sitting there for so long it’s stale.

Very brightly colored. Flavors are interesting but some seemed like huge misses. All the normal toppings use to seeing at self serve yogurt places. Good alternative but not my first choice.

Holy options.
I’m not a huge fan of desserts or sweets in general, but ice cream is one of the things my knees buckle for.
Basically, if you’ve ever been to a kind of «yogurt bar» before, you know what to expect — choose your flavor (s) of ice cream, then move onto your topping (s). I’d guess there are about 16 flavors at any given time, and there are dozens of toppings to choose from. So many in fact that if you’re indecisive, your ice cream will probably be half melted by the time you’re finished.
Because I didn’t pay (monetarily or with attention) for/​to my yogurt, I’m not sure of the cost, but this place charges depending on the weight of what you ordered. Had I payed or noticed the price, my rating may be different. I figure I’ll be back here at some point, so I’ll adjust my star-​level if need be…
Despite its lame, uninspired name, Yummie Yogurt’s yogurt is… well… yummy. I have a sneaking suspicion that the flavors of yogurt change fairly frequently, so it’d be worth coming in here now and then to see what’s available.
Note: To the reviewer thinking «Non-​fat» means low calorie… it normally doesn’t. More sugar is just added to make up for the lost fat, thus resulting in a nearly identical amount of calories. So… less fat, more carbs, same (ish) amount of calories.

I’ve been here a few times so far over the past year, and so far I kind of like it. It’s a bit sweet for me, but overall it’s a great place. Like most of the self serve ice cream places, they have a variety of flavors to choose form that seem to be low calorie with a bunch of toppings. Plenty to choose from along with halfway decent prices.
I usually get the cake batter flavor and get a topping of my choice when I’m here. I wish they had cherry pie filling because it’s awesome, but they don’t. Also, seating is extremely limited, so if it’s busy, your probably not going to get a spot. Parking can be difficult if it’s a busy night, so factor that in as well.

This place was really fun AND delicious. It’s the picky-eater’s dream: create your own dessert with as many (or few) toppings as you like. They even have cup dividers in case you can’t make up your mind and want to do two, three, or four custom frozen yogurt desserts, all in one cup. And the spoons change color with different temperatures; how great is that?!
They have 14 flavors of frozen yogurt. You can sample a few before you commit. Then the fun part: fill your cup as much (or as little) as you like, and head over to the toppings bar. I didn’t count the toppings, but there must have been 30 – 40. Fruit, cookies, candies, nuts, hot syrupy toppings, whipped cream. There was even a cake batter topping, Nutella, and green army men gummies.
The place was clean, the staff helpful, and the yogurt delicious. I can’t wait to go back! (And next time I’m keeping the cool spoon.)

This Yummie Yogurt is new to The Village of Rochester mall. It is right next to Starbucks and will certainly get the curious ice cream/​yogurt fan a look. We did just that. The outside has a few tables and is certainly blah with only a Yummie Yogurt sign over the door. As you enter the walls are covered with lime green! wild. The cash register is in the middle of the store. Behind that is the yogurt machines, on the right is the toppings and to the left the tables. I headed strght for the machines. I found my fav Crème Brulee, my wife found a Nutella flavor and the kids opted for chocolate. All flavs were non-​fat and mighty flavorful. We loaded up our toppings of oreos, nuts, bobbs, gummy worms, gummy rings, choco chips, waffle bites, and many more. Then comes the expensive part; paying. They weigh the cups. Ours was $ 18 for 5 bowls all less than the 16oz it said on the sides. Ouch. It was good, but pricey.