The strip-mall location is terrible, but maybe it will lure me into a fro-yo pedicure some afternoon or convince me to enroll my daughter in the dance studio next door so I can eat yogurt on the sly. I'm thinking about it.
The yogurt is the usual frozen yogurt. The only non-dairy choice I've ever seen there is the pineapple sorbet stuff. I can't find a list of flavors online and it'd be nice to see a list posted in the window or something so I don't have to wander around the back of the shop to formulate a plan of attack.
The topping bar has the usual add-ons, but the magnetized dispensers seem to always fall off in my hand as I'm trying to turn the handle to get the right amount. About half of the time, I have way too much in the measuring cup below. What exaclty am I supposed to do with an extra half a cup of Oreo crumbs? Leave them? Dump them in my bowl? Speaking of the Oreos, those dispensers are not a good match for things that are better left in chunks, rather than powder. Same goes for the Butterfinger chunks. Another suggested topping would be Mother's Circus Animal Cookies. Now those, I'd happily take the extra half cup!
The 50s and car decor is not my thing, but the kids do love the swivel stools and trash cans.
The last time I was there, the cashier did not ask me for my phone number for yogurt points and it slipped my mind as I was wrangling yogurt cups and kids. Not a big deal, though, because I'll be back again later this week.