Yogurt Time

It’s self serve frozen yogurt that’s open late, what more can one write? Lol. Normally around 8 flavor a and a whole host of fresh and packaged toppings. The high school or college kids working in there are generally pleasant enough.

The yogurt is fine as is the selection of toppings. My complaint about this place is that when I asked if I could have some tap water and a napkin to clean my 2 yr old’s face they told me they didn’t have any water and I could only buy their bottled water. After $ 10 in yogurt you would think they’d at least offer that. (They have a sink in the back — I saw it).

Want to know why some fro yo places stay open until 11PM? Because of people like me.
But seriously– this place is awesome! Super friendly people, great toppings and flavors. I wish they had a little more flavor variety, but overall it’s still great!

Probably my favorite Yogurt Time, it has lots of awesome selections for frozen yogurts and toppings. For example, New York Cheesecake and colorful mochi.

I am updating my review to four stars for a much better experience today after the owner contacted me and encouraged me to come back. It is 4:30 on a Friday and the cashier was incredibly friendly and gave us her total attention. Thanks for a great visit!!!

Every time I go to yogurt time I’m always shocked by how clean it is! Not to mention they have the best yogurt ever! Always my #1! The employees are always smiling and when they aren’t helping someone they are constantly cleaning! Such a great place to relax!

Its okay… not the best. Im used to pinkberry in san jose. Sooo much better than this place! I suggest going to tutti frutti instead.

The worst thing about this place is that it’s open until 11pm. I’ve been on my way home multiple times after 10 at night and felt compelled to stop just because it’s open.
The yogurt flavors seem to change often, they have a big selection of toppings, and the girl I always see working there is friendly and polite.

Who gives a bad review to a Yogurt place? Lame! I don’t understand the one and two star reviews of this place.
Its a small, locally owned business. It is always clean, well-​lit, with rotating flavors that you don’t find all over town, they employ local young adults and have a nice selection of toppings. Sample cups are generous. They have art from our local schools on the wall and support local charities too. What is not to like?
Yogurt Time — you are a lovely oasis in the Larkfield area. Thank you for being there for me on hot days and cold chilly nights for a tasty treat.

wanna say it’s more 3.5 stars? the yogurt was standard, but giving them the bump is the fact that they have warmed caramel sauce (first time I’ve seen that!!) it was good yogurt, not great. to boot, the lady cashier wasn’t overly friendly. not to mention this shopping center sucks as far as layout and parking, nothing strikes me to return. the flavor offerings were average and just not exciting at all. hoped for more on my late night treat, but oh well.

Im used to pinkberry and yogurtland in sj. This place is not close. They dont have one word anywhere talking about the yogurt quality.
That bothered me alot. Not enough yogurt choices! Is you have a sugar free option please have the real version.

I wanted to like this place, as it is on my daily route home and I love self-​serve yogurt places. Unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. The place is presentable and there are plenty of options for flavors and toppings. The girls at the counter were marginally friendly. The main problem was the quality of the yogurt, which I found to be quite poor, and I tried three flavors. I really almost didn’t finish it because it just wasn’t good, but, you know, I had already spent the money, and the toppings were good. I regretted finishing it though by the time I was done because I just felt gross. Next time I’d be better off just buying a bag of M&Ms if that’s the only part that will be tasty. I would not want to go back here even if someone else was treating. Waste of calories and money.
To be fair, other reviewers seem to like this place so it could still be worth a shot. Just start with a small serving, you know, just in case.

This is a great frozen yogurt shop for avid fans like myself. They change up their flavors enough that you won’t have to have the same concoction every time, but not so much that you can’t indulge in your usual. They offer a wide variety of toppings — both dry and fresh — including everything from granola and carob chips to cookie dough and fruity pebbles.
They offer two sugar-​free varieties, which have been Strawberry and Vanilla for a while, but both delicious! Join the stamp card club to get stamped every time you go in, and you can earn a free pound of frozen yogurt after 10 purchases. The prices are reasonable, especially compared to other yogurt shops in the area. Your price depends on the weight, so just make sure you keep that in mind when loading up your treats!
When I need something sweet but don’t want to over-​indulge, Yogurt Time gives me what I want — a low-​calorie, low-​fat treat that I can custom make.

Ok, so after experiencing another FROYO place I’ve come to realize this place wasn’t as awesome as I first indicated. I do however still like that this place offers a decent variety of toppings but I wish they had more frozen yogurt flavors to choose from. I’ve visited other places and they seem to have more flavors and are constantly changing things up. This place has become just average to me now, but it’s still good and the employees are nice, just not the best out there anymore.

Nice selections! Friendly service.

Normally we go to screaming yogurt on mendocino avenue in Santa rosa, but we were in the area, so we decided to try this place out.
Good stuff first: all of their toppings are super fresh and they have a decent selection of yogurt. The place was super clean and the yogurt was delish!
When we got to the cashier, he asked us if we were paying together and since we were he repeated several times to put all of our cups on the scale. Since we go to screaming yogurt, we are used to guessing our weight, which if you guess correctly you get your yogurt for free.
We proceeded to guess the weight, the young man replied «you are way off and you will never guess, besides you don’t guess the weight here» which we told him about the place we go to that he said «he is not allowed to hide the weight from you, it is illgeal.» and proceeding to tell us that he is not doing very good in business and will be shutting down soon. Other things were said to this effect, and I could not believe a business would bad talk another business this horribly. So, I have not gone back to this location off of old redwood hwy.

This is the first froyo place I’ve gone to in NorCal. I thought Yogurt Time was okay but I’m more of a tart-​y person when it comes to yogurt and they didn’t really have any tart options. It seemed more geared towards those with a sweet tooth.
I LOVE YOGURTLAND!

I’ve been to Yogurt Time at this location about 10+ time’s and the last 3 times I’ve been to this location the yogurt flavor Cookie’s and Cream and when they have mint tastes soooo sour! At first it doesn’t bother me and then towards the middle it bothers me more and more until I can’t take it and have to throw it away.: (I really like yogurt time but i think I’ve had my fair share of bad tasting yogurt at this location.

Mmm frozen yogurt.
A small and quick style place. You walk in, dispense some frogurt (yes!) into your bowl, add some toppings, pay and walk out. It’s something like 35 cents an oz regardless of what’s in your bowl.
There are what I recall about ten different flavors to choose from: Vanilla, Tart, Coffee, a couple of Sorbets, and even some fat free choices. I stuck with the Tart and Vanilla choices, couldn’t go wrong and didn’t. Very tasty and satisfying on a hot day. You can also choose from a set of toppings, all the usuals are there and even some weird ones (lime flavored jelly beans? what!?).

Let me first admit that I’m not crazy about the current resurgence of the yogurt craze as I’m more of an ice cream gal. But since I was in the ‘hood and a smitten friend had been here once already, I tagged along.
Cute place, serve yourself style. I believe there were eight available flavors when I was there and a gazillion toppings from which to choose. I like that they had toasted chopped almonds and some other slightly healthy options available. The owner is friendly and sweet, his chihuahua isn’t as friendly but is almost as adorable.
Bottom line is that if you’re gonna eat yogurt in Santa Rosa, this is a good place to do so.