Yogurt Lounge

This business is under new ownership as of this week and I will give it another try;)

I purchased a $ 6 Groupon for a value of $ 15 and came to the Yogurt lounge to use it today. I was told they cannot honor the Groupon anymore the owner changed her mind and decided not to accept the Groupon I just purchased. She was losing money on the deal. Don’t buy the Groupon if you see the offer. They already took my money for my Groupon purchase. I received an email to contact Groupon who refunded me the next day.

My family really enjoys going here on the weekends. The yogurt is pretty creamy, there’s lots of toppings and the price is great. We also like that this is a locally owned business. One big opportunity for improvement would be for them to follow their posted schedule. We sometimes go late and it’s frustating to pull up and see the place closed and it’s not closing time yet on their window. The weekend manager is nice and we always say hi to him. We’ve never tried anything besides the yogurt.

Go here for the yogurt. They had about 8 flavors and even had more sugar free options. Plus a point for having watermelon flavor. As of toppings. Very limited although I usually just get mango, strawberries, and mochi.
I also tried their boba… no, no, no. Their milk tea was to sweet. And their boba want the consistency I for. It was chewy. but I don’t know. it just wasn’t my cup of tea. I’m a boba connoisseur haha.
They also carry a lot of candy. Reminds me of the sweet factory how you can choose various of different sweets. And they also make smoothies and shave ice.
Overall, no to the boba, yes to the yogurt if I’m in the area and if I’m not craving a particular taste. And probably yes to their smoothies.

I’ve been in here once. I do recall sitting outside and spooning some yogurt in to my mouth– wait. I’ll come back to that train of thought in a moment. I left a letter out of «spooning» on accident, and Unilocal autocorrected it to «spewing». I had a little chuckle at the thought of leaving the sentence as «I sat outside spewing yogurt in to my mouth», and felt it wouldn’t be right to keep that from you guys. Haha, indeed. Anyway, as I sat outside eating, I remember distinctly that I turned to my boyfriend and said «I’m glad we came here.»
I then promptly never returned.
I think both of those two facts probably say something about this place. I mean, I don’t understand the chandeliers. Neither, however, did they bother me. I didn’t understand the dim nightclub lighting… but that didn’t bother me either. It was just weird. I can appreciate weird, you know; I can even appreciate kitsch. This place just didn’t seem to know that it was a frozen yogurt dispensary. I think it missed the part in the memo that said that it had to be decorated with big sterile white lights and painted with various shades of pink and green. I mean, seriously. Am I the only person who’s noticed that?
Well, whatever. It didn’t miss the part of the memo that said they actually had to serve frozen yogurt. They had plenty of the stuff, in fact. It wasn’t even bad. It was… good? No, it was okay. Definitely not bad. I mean, I suppose it would depend on what flavor you chose and how picky you are. If you’re used to eating a really expensive meaty dish and someone serves you a less expensive… You know what? I can’t make meat analogies. If you’re used to something better, and you eat this, well, you’re going to notice the difference. I count myself among the lucky, though, that I’m able to weigh and compare my options. I’m glad I have options.
I’m not sure what I’m saying anymore. Yeah, this place was all right. I didn’t get a rude creepy guy at the counter like I’m seeing in some of the other reviews. Or maybe I did? Yeah, now that I think about it, the guy was a bit large with the staring. Ladies, maybe he just thinks we’re pretty. Be flattered. And then sit outside like I did.

Passed by this while walking around the plaza, so, being a sucker for boba (and wi-​fi) (which also wasn’t working at the time), i walked in.
Décor and stuff are kind of (i dunno if this is the right word, but) eclectic? leopard print art piece hanging on the right, big flat-​screen TV on the left, sofas on the side, and. a disco ball hanging by the door, which i ogled over (or under) just a little (since, being 19, never having seen one outside a movie). The guy working the register was pretty cool.
Ended up getting a regular sized thai tea with boba after a few minutes long wait bc of a register issue. Price came to about $ 3.8X, which is either on par or definitely cheaper than other places around. The tea itself was fairly good, but boba was kind of… not completely chewy.
They also offer self serve frozen yogurt, shaved ice, and a good variety of toppings (a whole almost wall with candy dispensers) but i passed this time around.
Overall, YL is decent enough. Would come back to try yogurt (which is supposed to be cheap), but for boba, i’d stick to Yami or GoGo Juice. Oh, and bonus point for having found a boba place that’s open late (11PM Fri-​Sun, 10PM [i think] M-​Th).

Alright, so I admire the type of environment the owner was going with for this yogurt establishment. True to its name, there’s two disco balls, leather sofas, and a TV. However, the creepy owner just stares at you the entire time you attempt to make your decision.
Along with frozen yogurt, there’s a slew of candy, boba, smoothie, and shaved ice to choose from. They got a stamp card system in place, but you can only get a stamp if you buy eight ounces worth of frozen yogurt.

A came here with my bff to try out their frozen yogurt. They have a Unilocal check in special for two free ounces. We walked in and it looked very lounge like. Kinda cute I guess. There aren’t many flavors to choose from but that’s fine with me since I don’t like many flavors anyways. I got the crème brûlée was awesome. When it came time to ring up, the owner honored the Unilocal discount with no fuss. I would definitely try this place again.

An unusual spot — it’s kind of dark with sofas up front (I seriously question how clean those things can be). But, they have about 10 flavors of self-​serve fro-​yo and it is only $ 0.29/ounce (the cheapest around). However, I generally only like about 2 of the flavors and the topping selection is limited — 2 stars. I do really like their cappucino drink — it is 4 stars. So, the law of averages brings in a pretty generous 3 stars. Try Menchie’s at the other end of the lot — it’s better.

This place is just creepy!
First of all I don’t know why a yogurt place looks like a club. Yogurt places generally look clean and white, and I wasn’t expecting this environment at all.
The owner just stared at us the whole time, like we were going to steal some yogurt. I don’t steal so I was offended.
The topping selections are sparse and the flavors are horrible. I got some sample cups and the crème brûlée was too sweet and the strawberry was the worst ever. I bought the plain yogurt, took one bite, and promptly passed it on. It was really bad and I like yogurt!
These small mom and pop yogurt shops need to get it together. I expect better quality from smaller stores and this definitely didn’t deliver.
Off to Yogurtland!

This place is my preferred frozen yogurt shop. Not like the big chain places owned by big corporations, this place is family owned and they treat their customers like such. The owner is always very nice and the prices are very reasonable. The quality of yogurt and toppings is good. It is good they are so close to home. If you have never been, give them a try. I believe they still give discount if you have a ticket stub from the theaters next door — best frozen yogurt deal in town.

A disco lounge themed yogurt place, and the yogurt is good too! AND, they usually have at least 4 sugar free flavors, a diabetic’s dreamland. They get my vote!

Oh Yogurt Lounge, where have you been all my life? At .29 cents an ounce, you blow all the other yogurt stores out of the water. Not only do you offer a delicious inexpensive treat, but you also sell a plethora of candy! Candy + yogurt = happy Unilocaler.
Your store is spotless, you have healthier yogurt options, including low sugar, fat free, etc (all of which are yummy), and you have a fantastic selection of toppings, both of the healthy and not so healthy variety.
This is definitely a yogurt store that can satisfy anyone’s tastes.
Oh, and the disco ball is rad. Makes for a super funky fresh yogurt atmosphere. Get down on it. yeah.

Yogurt Lounge is located in the same plaza as the Rolling Hills AMC movie theater. But the location is very discrete since the shops nearby are all closed and no one would assume that anything is open there. When I decided to give it a try, we walked in and I immediately fell in love with the décor. It’s very trendy and you would not think that they serve only drinks, candy and yogurt.
My boyfriend and i originally came here for boba and tea. We ordered hot tea. We waited awhile for it and when it came out, it was served in a flimsy plastic cup that is normally used to serve cold tea + boba. I don’t understand why they didn’t serve it in a Styrofoam cup? It’s only more sensible and safe. So the boyfriend and I just gave each other a weird look, without complaining to the worker or anything and walked away with the hot teas in our hands. Then we tasted the tea and it was bland, flavorless and definitely a waste of money. We tried making mistakes for them, thinking maybe they ran out of cups, the worker might be new and didn’t know any better or that they may not specialize in teas.
The second time we tried this place, we decided to try to yogurt. I would have to say that this is probably the best yogurt that I’ve had so far. It was also cheaper than YogurtLand! We were definitely satisfied this time.
The last time we recently went to Yogurt Lounge, we gave the hot teas and cold teas another try. Like Andrew Zimmerman said, you can at least try a spot twice before deciding whether you dislike it or not. And in agreement, we did not like it. They still served the hot teas in the same thin plastic cup, without any flavor. The cold milk tea boba lacked favor and had this weird aftertaste.
My suggestions: definitely go for the yogurt, but avoid the teas!
Price $. Cheap and typical of yogurt /​boba places.
Atmosphere: Very trendy and relaxing! At night, it almost looks like a lounge. Maybe they should turn it into a lounge because it’ll be a great place to hang out since the décor is so nice for a yogurt place.
Service: Very friendly. The lady who works there is so enthusiastic and helpful. When workers are more excited about their products, it tends to be contagious and infect how I feel about their products.

Seriously. Is this a yogurt candy shop or a tiny lounge? No one knows cuz it has everything.
If you wanna get away from the sun, step in they have leather couches & stools. You want waffle cones or regular cones? They got it
You want yogurt on a waffle? They got it
You want candy? They got it
You want to relax and watch tv while a shiny disco ball spins overhead while listening to the latest in hip hop, R&B and house? They got it
You want tons of topping extras? They got it
Like I said this isn’t you’re average run of the mill yogurt one stop shop.
And…on top of that, it’s only .29 cents an ounce… Yikes

All yogurt places are the same to me but at this one you can hang out and watch cartoons with your kids and relax for a bit

this is place is something else!
a lounge that sells yogurt instead of alcohol.
its like a yogurtland for adults haha
MUST TRY!

I liked it.
As a diehard Yogurtland fan (slight exageration) I wouldn’t have stopped here if I had noticed the Yogurtland down the street, but I did, and I’m happy I did.
It’s a cent cheaper than Yogurtland (which is not enough to keep me away from my original love) and they have pretty much the same toppings Yogurtland does. EXCEPT they have caramel cups! Which I love, hehe.
The frozen yogurt was fine. They had the usual: vanilla, red velvet, capaccino, cookies and cream, tart, chocolate I think. Lots of toppings: strawberries, a surplus of cereals, cookie dough, oreos, mochi, lychee, all that good stuff. How can you go wrong?
They also sell an assortment of candies for like $ 1.50/quater pound.
The place is cute. There’s three couches and two strange faux-tiger-pelt-«art pieces» on the walls; there’s a disco ball which makes me smile, a large TV that displayed Disney channel shows and a couple of high chairs.
It was cute.
[Yano, I was gonna only give three stars cuhz I love Yogurtland and I feel like this place is trying to be just like Yogurtland with their cups and menu and toppings setup, but I won’t be like that… I’ll give 4. Yay… I’m a fan.]
Wait, wait… Now that I think of it, a woman in there was complaining about the yogurt being too «icy/​melty» as a earlier review said, she kept asking if she should wait for it to thicken up. She could’ve been down at Yogurtland in all that time… 3 stars. [This has never happened at Yogurtland…] Okay, I’ll stop referencing Yogurtland.gosh.

The place is kind of cute but very cramped, especially when you’re trying to get to the toppings. I don’t know if they were super busy that day but the yogurt were kind of icy/​melty. Prices are better than the other places, and it’s conveniently close to the movie theater… but overall I’d rather go to Yogurtland or Bomball.

love this place! literally down the hill from my house very convenient! So much better than yogurt land cuz its clean, and not jam packed all the time! i think the seating is great… deff my new yogurt lounge =]