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| - I would like to meet the evildoer that invented the concept of a self-serve gas station. Thanks to that douche, society has deteriorated into dispensing your own yogurt now, too.
But, I won't yank a star for that since I knew this going in. Perhaps Mojo has read previous reviews as there are now instructions and prices posted where you pick up your cup...small or large. Don't be fooled by the labels, the small is anything but and probably equates to about $27 if filled. I do wish they actually had a "small" cup because I felt like I was dipping my spoon into a well to partake in my concoction. Also, there are sample cups, but they're inconveniently located next to the register at the end of your yogurt journey.
Since I didn't sample, I went with classic chocolate and pistachio. I found the pistachio too watery and to me, the flavor just didn't work well in a frozen yogurt. The chocolate was delightful, however. The topping bar was well-stocked and very clean as well.
I would happily have given Mojo 4 stars if it weren't for one pet peeve...a TIP JAR. Okay, I already take issue with tip jars in locations where I am ordering at a counter, picking up my order, and clearing my own table. Call me crazy, but I thought tips were for service. But I will often succumb if I'm greeted with a smile and I don't observe someone wiping their nose while they fix my sandwich. But in this case, what exactly would I be tipping for? Someone to take my money I guess. Maybe I'll throw a little extra in for the guy that reads my water meter next month.
But aside from my perhaps irrational view of the tip jar, Mojo is worth the stop and definitely one of the better fat-free foods in life!
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