Think Yo

Didn’t even get a chance to taste the yogurt in the place. First of all the customer service is the worst. All the green haired girl behind do the counter wanted to do is watch pirates of the Caribbean on the big screen that they have in the store and how are you not going to have the most popular flavor in the world VANILLA SO I JUST LEFT WILL NOT BE VISITING THERE AGAIN THE WORST PLACE TO GET YOGURT

Think Yo no longer exists. I bought it in September 2015 and converted it from an ice cream parlor into a fro yo and juice bar. Unilocal refuses to take down the old store despite my repeated requests. The new store is called Yo Jersey. We offer frozen yogurt, fresh fruit crepes, all natural smoothies, home made soup, and Acai bowls. Go to
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I am very disappointed that they serve pre-​made crepes. It was not even heat up at all. Would not recommend it sorry.

Disappointed that there’s no more yogurt. Looks like they switched to hard ice cream.

We went in to get yogurt but there was none!
The atmosphere was nice and the place looked clean. The crepes smelled wonderful but j wanted yogurt. There was ONE flavor of yogurt, one sherbet and then three soft serve ice creams. The toppings were also very limited probably 6 in total. We went later in the evening so they might have already started to clean up. There were also gnats flying around the toppings. I can’t tell you what anything tasted like as I left once I saw the gnats. No thanks.
On a positive note, I’ve been to think Greek many times are really really enjoy it!

I can’t comment on the quality of the fro-​yo, but they have super limited choices ~8 to pick from. Yes it is self serve, but there are hardly any toppings to add on except syrups and sprinkles. Much prefer a place with a complete bar of fruit, candy, boba, Mochi, etc. When my boyfriend and I saw the limited options we opted for DQ instead since Red Mango was already closed.

Love this place haven’t been in like 2 weeks but decided to write a review, great Yogurt and a variety of toppings!!!

We like going to Think Grill so when they opened a yogurt store, it seemed logical to go there after having a gyro.
I so wanted to walk in and say «WOW, this is the BEST yogurt shop ever, 5 stars!» But I didn’t.
It’s a typical yogurt place. Bright contemporary design with a minimal amount of seats that don’t encourage anyone to linger. Music playing, yogurt machines on the wall with a topping bar. Friendly teens behind the counter.
The flavors are the usual– vanilla tart, some funky, some artificial flavors, some with no sugar, most low fat, etc. They do feature Nutella as a topping and sometimes as a flavor which is novel. The topping bar also seemed typical but slightly smaller than other places. They keep some items like coconut in a shaker bottle which is reeeeeealy difficult to get out. Shake/​stop/​shake/​stop/​shake/​stop/​give up.
Not that information isn’t available (I didn’t ask), but it would be nice if nutritional information was handy. Some other shops have it available on display in a book for those with dietary restrictions.
I can’t say anything is really wrong with Think Yo, and I don’t know what to expect that would make a yogurt shop be so unique to garner a 5-​star rating, but there is one MAJOR flaw though with Think Yo that makes me not want to go there. The place smells like a bathroom. Not like the horrific smell that may waft from the men’s room at the Prudential Center after a particularly rowdy Hockey game, but that of a disinfectant smell that you find in commercial bathrooms that are sprayed by an automatic sprayer every 15 minutes. It could be because the bathroom might be sprayed every 15 minutes and the bathroom door is literally right in the corner of the room, I don’t know. The entire store smells like this and I can’t wait to get out of there as soon as I walk in.
So if you are prepared for the disinfectant smell and really like nutella, it might be worth a trip to Think Yo over other shops. Me, I’ll just stick to the one, two or three stores that are all within a mile from my house.

Stopped here on a whim, since it’s not super close. Shared fro yo and a crêpe with a friend. The crêpe was good, and yes, I can confirm it was most certainly made fresh right in front of us. The frozen yogurt was perfection, though, and since I live in Westfield, I’ve certainly had a lot to choose from. It tasted like old-​school Columbo-​rich, creamy, and full of flavor! The flavors were great, and they even had a Greek Yogurt flavor which was cool. The toppings were amazing-​everything from rainbow cookies, to cake, to baklava pieces. The space was also very clean, and cheerful! Even though this place is a bit out of the way for me, I will definitely be back!

Their crepes really aren’t the greatest. They don’t appear to be made fresh, I believe the crêpe is premade then reheated. But their yogurt on the other hand was very good. They have Nutella froyo! I’m a sucker for Nutella so I was stoked when I saw it as a flavor! I’ll be back but solely for the froyo.

I have eaten about a thousand crepes. I have had them in Paris, in NYC, and in cafes around the tri– state area. My first issue with Think Yo is that there was no menu for the options available to you in a crêpe. I had my squirming toddler in my arms as my husband went to go get yogurt. I asked the guy behind the crêpe station what was available as far as crepes. The guy said «Whatever you want» and then I said «Yeah, but more specifically do you have a menu?» and he pointed me to the yogurt topping bar. I saw him using plastic pastry bags to squirt two different types of stuff onto some crepes behind the counter. One looked like custard, the other whipped cream. (I will remind you again about the squirming child in my arms– this guy was a total idiot for being so blind to that.) So I was supposed to know about the custard and the whipped cream? I wish I had never spotted them. I asked if it was real whipped cream and the guy told me that it was and that it was not from a can and that they made it themselves «in the back.» I got a caramel banana custard crêpe with whipped cream. The crêpe was rubbery and underdone, the custard was ok but not great, the caramel tasted weird and artificial (smuckers? Really?) and the whipped cream was most assuredly not real whipped cream. I am basically disgusted by things like cool whip and think they are an abomination against nature– why not whipped cream from a can? at least that is not made from petroleum products! I will be honest with you. I ate the crêpe. I was having a sugar jones and I would have eaten something that tasted worse. But here is the thing, crepes are simple. You have to make them right and have good ingredients, but people make them ON THE STREET in the freezing cold, and serve them in paper bag thingies. All you have to do is not make them out of artificial crap and they will taste good. And even the smallest little street cart has a menu printed on it saying what you can order. There are better crepes available at the STATEN ISLAND MALL.
Seriously, have these people even tasted a crêpe before opening this place?
I went to the guy behind the counter– presumably the owner– after I was done with my crêpe and told them what I thought — they were not interested in my feedback and did not apologize for their substandard product. As for the yogurt, it was pretty good but there a zillion yogurt joints popping up all over the place. This place ha nothing to make it stand out from any other, and I have definitely had better in nearby places. I was hoping for a decent crêpe but ugh. Gross. I won’t be returning.

Promised my daughter a treat and passed by this place after shopping. My wife was excited that they also offered crepes. I was in the mood for some frozen yogurt and alway interested in, yet another, what should be by now, a saturated market of various establishments donning the word «YO» in their name.
The store was clean, bright and has comfortable but limited seating. The design is flashy with dance music washing over the space. The staff appears well presented, curious and helpful. I was able to sample as many of the yogurts as I wanted. I tried the very strawberry and was intrigued by the rice pudding, so tried it as well. I was very impressed with the flavors: strawberry was excellent and rice pudding was amazing. The toppings bar was typical, large selection, but I noticed the blueberries were a compote, not fresh.
Parking was a hassle, it is right off Morris ave with limited spaces in the front. My wife did not like her crêpe (see Elisabeth C.‘s review), I tried it, it was undercooked and the toppings were all jarred. I’m going to give this place a 2, 3 for yogurt and good store design, but minus 1 for bad crêpe and management blow-​off when letting them know about it.