Yoforia
1100 Howell Mill Rd,Ste A05, Atlanta, GA, 30318
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Address :
1100 Howell Mill Rd,Ste A05
Atlanta, GA, 30318 - Phone (404) 249-6700
- Website https://www.yoforia.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :12:00 pm - 10
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Garage
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
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Chris F.
I visited the other day for the first time and was not terribly impressed. I'm not a toppings man, so if the yogurt is not on point then the experience can't be saved. I very much enjoy the self-serve and selection of flavors. I went with a sampling of the vanilla, chocolate, and cookies and cream. This may sound crazy, but the yogurt was almost too cold to eat. I paced myself but still battled through 2 brain freezes. I found the Cookies and Cream to be most lacking. It just did not have any flavor. No way you would know it was Cookies and Cream by taste alone. The Vanilla wasn't bad, but it didn't scream vanilla. Same with the chocolate. I think 49 cents an ounce is too high. My sis lives in San Diego where the yogurt places like Yoforia are everywhere. They all charge under 40 cents an ounce. I probably won't be back.
(2)B W.
I think this place is pretty cool. Its like a contemporary yogurt shop that is self serve. they have a buffet option of toppings from traditional rainbow sprinkles, oreo crumbles, nuts to all the fruit you can think of. And to my knowledge the fruit is fresh. I got vanilla yogurt with sprinkles and strawberries, and those strawberries were so delicious. they weigh your cup and ingredients once you build your dessert (charge by the oz) so it can get really really costly. some peoples yogurts were ringing up to 8-9 bucks, but theirs were LOADED with stuff, so it can cost you a little or it can cost you a lot, but either way I'm a fan of this place and if I have room after leaving YEAH burger, I'd definitely stop by again.
(4)PJ L.
Quite snobby for fro-yo and I ain't talking about the flavors. I appreciate exotic flavors and new ingredients but service should not be compromised. I was disappointed in the service albeit most of this experience is self serve. On a friday afternoon, with only a few patrons on the porch, i foind myself here in an attempt to satisfy my sweet tooth. There was no friendly greeting or personalized service despite the uber confused look on my face as this was my 1st visit. When I approached the cashier to ask abt flavors I was given 3 tasting cup which the cashier handed to me without exchange of any words. When I asked about pairings I thought I heard him scoff or perhaps it was disgust at the mere thought of mixing flavors (a no-no I presume). After trying the taro flavor I was sold!! I wanted to take advantage of the whole experience and headed for the toppings bar. I knew better than to ask for recommendations and kept it simple with the sugar cone crumbles and a few chocolate chips. Overall the fro-yo was AMAZING, a little pricey at $5 and change, but a nice treat. I'd return for the fro-yo, but look forward to a self service cash out instead of the cashier.
(2)Julia N.
Wow!!! When did the price go up 10 cents??? Two weeks ago it was $.39 per ounce and now it's $.49. I love Yoforia, but one of my favorite indulgences is becoming an expensive habit.
(1)Liz H.
I love the student discount for 10% off. It makes me go more often, since I feel like I'm getting some sort of deal =] $3-4 is what I usually end up paying with the smallest cup they have. The location of this Yoforia, along with its self-serve feature, has made it my favorite Yoforia store. I always felt self-conscious asking the cashiers for another sample. Here, you can get your own! My first couple times here, I had to figure out how to get just enough yogurt to sample - my trick is to pull it down all the way for about 2 seconds then quickly lift it back up. This has helped me from getting samples with 5" tall tops. My favorite combo by far is mango + green tea. I sometimes add vanilla or taro. Not a fan of the dark choc, while I can't make up my mind about the pom at this location. Interior is pretty spacious and nice. The seating outside is relaxing on a nice day. You can watch the cars zoom by. This location is also in the White Perennial area, next to West Egg Cafe, Yeah! Burger, and Ormsby's. Figo's is down the road as well ^_^ You can park in the 7+ level parking deck behind West Egg. I often stop by here for a take home dessert after a meal at one of these places. Put the yogurt in the freezer and take it out a couple hours later for a evening snack =]
(5)Tasha A.
Yoforia is the perfect place to hit up after you've had a burger at Yeah! Burger! I was a little shocked when I first walked in because Yoforia is a self serve joint & like David K. I would prefer since you're charged by weight for someone else to measure it for me! I went for the strawberry frozen yogurt mixed with the cheesecake frozen yogurt. To that, I added 1 small piece of cheesecake & a few strawberry chunks. All in all it cost $6.00 not too bad. We sat outside to enjoy our froyo goodness and people watch. All around good experience & yummeh froyo!
(4)Christine S.
This was my first experience with a "self serve yogurt shop" and I have to say, I was extremely impressed! I was able to create my own concoction and it was very inexpensive. The workers and atmosphere were inviting and I'm sure to come back again.
(5)Ravi T.
Yoforia...a sweet place to go after having a yummy burger at Yeah! Burger. I love being able to pick my own toppings - GUILT free. Pile on the Mango and Mochi....also the only place I know that has Leechi...YUMM My only issue with this place is the seating is minimal inside....and is quite bright.
(4)Laura N.
Yoforia makes the best taro fro yo, and the fruit toppings at this location are always very fresh.
(4)Elaine O.
I like this Yoforia the best. They don't hide the sample cups, the mochi isn't stale, and the mango flavor isn't syrupy sweet. My only gripe is that I wish they'd rotate flavors more.
(4)Liz D.
Yoforia is one of my favorite fro-yo places so far, because of their great flavor choices (sorbet, sweet, tart) and fresh toppings. I am always on the search for taro fro-yo, which they had and it was amazing. I added some mochi and fresh mango on top, and it was delicious. My bf had the raspberry sorbet with lots of gummy candies, which he loved. The downsides are lack of parking and a broken bathroom. If it was easier to get to, I would go here more often. Well, for the taro, I'll likely put up with the parking problem anyways.
(4)Broderick S.
Oh, Yoforia. I love ya. Easy parking, bright interior with cool wall art, and that mango flavor I've come to crave. I stopped in before an event for a quick snack, and was pretty shocked when my total was over $4 for a pretty small portion. I apparently missed the memo high above (this location has crazy high ceilings) and didn't realize that the price was $0.49 an ounce. And nope, no chance of self-serve sampling as you're able to get from Red Mango or Yogurt Tap. I like to support the local guys but I'm afraid I may steer towards Pinkberry in the future.
(2)Teresa H.
So delicious and so close to Tech! Definitely one of the best fro yo places in Atlanta.
(5)Shonda K.
Creamy, cold and tasty. Not icy, which is a frozen yogurt no-no for me. Limited flavors. Pretty good stuff.
(3)Wes P.
Yoforia flavors can be hit or miss. I feel like most of the fruits are just okay, but nothing to get excited about. Ferrero Rocher sounds good, but kinda tastes like hell. The best are the peanut butter and dark chocolate. You have to be careful because the bowls are so big you think you're getting a little, but you really have a ton!
(3)Kitty C.
We stopped by Yoforia on Howell Mill rd for their grand opening (free fro-yo!) at 10 pm. The place was still hopping with people nursing their tubs. It was a challenge but I managed to try all the flavors in the store. Interesting ones I loved include: Taro, Cheesecake, and Ferrero Rocher! The original flavor also rocked. The owner was friendly and chatted us up while we waited in line. I'm really looking forward to my next trip there!
(4)Ashley J.
Love this place. It's a small location, but you can sit outside on a nice day. There are a variety of fresh toppings and the flavors of yogurt are whatever is in season. The price is by weight so you can spend as much or as little as you want!
(5)Tracey B.
Forget healthy, it's hot. C'mon Atlanta, don't act like you eat frozen yogurt because you're worried about getting fat. You eat frozen yogurt because it's hot like an oven out and you want something in your mouth to cool you down. Once you've accepted that fact and are on your way to Yoforia to find something to keep you cool, you can rest assured that whatever it is you get will be good (probably, i always get the same things). Anyway, vanilla bean with what ever fruit I'm in the mood for that day usually gets me going. Eat frozen yogurt, cool down, and stay classy Atlanta.
(4)Jennifer L.
I love the self-serve frozen yogurt with fresh fruit topping trend. I can eat an entire bowl (and I do, often!) without feeling as overstuffed as I would with ice cream. I'm really not sure if it's any healthier than ice cream, but I LOVE IT! Highly recommend stopping here after a dinner date or just to get out of the house some nights. It's usually about $9 to treat my husband and myself to full bowls of mango and vanilla frozen yogurt with Captain Crunch and blueberries on top. Money well spent.
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