MyFroYo
2885 Duportail Street, Richland, WA, 99352
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Address :
2885 Duportail Street
Richland, WA, 99352 - Phone
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 10
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
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Jill K.
Great flavors, the toppings of fruit are fresh and sweet. A perfect treat for the family.
(5)Megan S.
MyFroyo has a little something for everyone with about ten flavors of soft serve in FroYo, Low Fat, No Sugar Added, and Dairy Free varieties. Compared to other Frozen Yogurt places I've been to in California, I would say the flavors aren't quite as good (a little more artificial tasting), but considering the lack of competition in the area, MyFroYo is just fine. There are vast amounts of self-serve toppings, which make it easy to get carried away and spend more money than anticipated. This place is very clean and has more indoor/outdoor seating than the one in Pasco. The pricing is on par with other froyo places I've been to. One thing I do not like about MyFroYo is that they make you feel weird about sampling the froyos. If the one employee in the place isn't busy, they'll ask if you'd like to sample anything, otherwise you just have to wait till they're not busy. I've never been to a FroYo place that didn't let you get your own samples. Seems kind of stingy. I'm sure allowing customers to self-serve samples in those little tiny cups wouldn't break the bank, especially since other froyo places seem to get by just fine.
(3)Rachel D.
I come here fairly often, since my family lives close. I came around 9pm last night with my little sister. All the chairs and tables outside were not only stacked, but locked up as well (it's around 85 degrees outside). I immediately felt bad, because I assumed I was coming in right as they were closing. No, they don't close until 11pm. Tables were stacked inside as well, completely unwelcoming. No one offered to sample, all the toppings where covered - only ONE scoop to use for all the toppings (I'm positive that's a health code violation). Clearly the store was ready for close, but 2 HOURS EARLY? Really? I will probably choose a longer drive to a more welcoming place. If you want to close at 9, change your hours. Not necessary to have your business 'ready for close' 2 hours early. As I was there, I saw two families come in and out, clearly irritated by these same things - only to have the girl working seem irritated by us making her do her job. I work in retail, I have no sympathy for this. Hopefully this kind of situation doesn't occur often, for the sake of the business. Cause I'm sure you'll lose more than just my business continuing to do so.
(1)Christina A.
Love. Not much more to say! Good yogurt, good variety of toppings. I'm a weirdo and always want a little fruit and a little sugary sweet, so I get a larger cup and make 2 sides worth of yogurt. Works for me! The green apple is my favorite.
(5)Jeff S.
Good frozen yogurt but micromanagement will ruin this place before its allowed to flourish if not careful. I've seen this happen at other places and the same things that kept people from coming back to those places are happening here. A few things need to be removed or changed quick before people move on to the next set of froyo places that seem to be popping up all over these days. 1. Having the associate get everyone's samples is a killer and is losing you more money than you think it's saving you. Every other frozen yogurt place we go to allows you to get your own samples. This was actually the first froyo place that my family and I have seen that makes the associate get your samples. Waste of time and instantly makes you feel awkward for wanting to sample. Obviously this is to slow down the abusers and save money on people filling the little cups too much., But honestly you are going to make your money back on them filling up their cups and loading them up with so much extras that the few dollars you save is not worth it. Especially when you start to lose business from people who will avoid this place and go to the next one that lets you sample. 2. Charging extra for whip cream?!?! Really? Why would you charge extra for whip cream? Once again never been to a place that charges for whipped cream. 3. One associate working so when we went to pay we had to wait for him to finish handing out samples to a large group of people who had just walked in. After a couple minutes waiting at the counter were finally able to pay and leave. Add these things up and if I live in the Tri-Cities, or had a place like this locally I would avoid this place and hit the next one down the street. Way too many good places to put up with even minor things like this. I hope this changes because the place is nice and the location is great.
(3)Teresa B.
When your yelp page says you close at 11 p.m and I get there at 10:17 p.m and you're already closed... Not impressive.
(1)Greg F.
This place is to the Tri-Cities what Yogurt Land is to Southern California. (That's a big compliment)
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