Yeh! Frozen Yogurt & Café

The yogurt was good but the lady working there was hostile. Before pouring the yogurt i opened the tap to let the watery yogurt in the tap run and not get the water in my cup and she got angry that the slightest bit of it dropped in the gutter. I just dint want runny frozen yogurt. Its called «frozen» yogurt not runny yogurt.

I live closer to the sackville Yeh but I’ve been to all of them. Basically because I love this place so much. And every location is always amazing, I’ve never had a bad experience. People tend to say «wow that’s expensive». But think of it this way you have no problem paying 4 $-10 $ (depending on size & toppings) at Diary queen for vanilla ice cream and normally one mix in. At Yeh you can mix the frozen yogurts and put tons of toppings and even waffle bowls (if it’s your thing). I honestly don’t ever crave anything more then I do Yeh hands down.

No many flavours to choose from, and some of them don’t taste like they are supposed to. Also, it it is really overpriced.

I had some spare time before work and thought to try it, best place to get your own frozen yogurt milkshake, you get a choice of which yogurt you want to use and there there is tons of different toppings you can pick from candy and also fresh fruit.
If you haven’t tried this place then you need to try it, will be back for sure on another sunny day with some time to spare :)

Yeh?
More like Meh.
It’s not that this place is bad; it’s just okay. Which, considering the popularity of froyo places nowadays means it barely makes the grade.
The prices feel just a little higher (and maybe they’re not — it just feels that way) and the selection of toppings is definitely lower.
The space itself is very limiting — don’t plan to sit down inside as there are only a few seats and you will be crowded by people getting froyo. Yes… about that. Layout isn’t great. If this place is busy (which I haven’t witnessed yet), I can imagine it’s disastrous as the yogurt dispensers are behind the toppings. Which means that you would have to get past people putting on toppings and then fight your way back.
If you’re looking to grab a quick dessert and go for a walk, this place will suit your needs. If you want to sit down and chat, maybe go to a local café.

Now I can say I’ve tried all the froyo places In Halifax! I finally got to go to yeh! tonight.
This is my rankings: Goji’s takes the crown, Menchie’s and yeh share the 2^nd place and the rock bottom goes to Cherry berry.
The staff at yeh was friendly and I love all the froyo flavours I got: matcha green tea, original tart, blueberry and mango. I like the wide selections of flavours they have available (total of 10!).
The reason I can’t give yeh a 5 star was because of their toppings. First of all, there was no labels to indicate what the toppings were. Some were obvious but a lot of them I had to guess. Secondly, I couldn’t find a decent chocolate choice. They had chocolate sprinkles and mint chocolate chips. That was IT. The other one that resembled chocolate was pieces of brownie. Where is Skor? What about some M&M’s or smarties? I had to settle for butterscotch chips, chocolate sprinkles and mint choco chips, and I don’t even like mint chocolates! They seem to be big on sauces though. The fruit toppings were pretty sad too. I mean watermelon?! Really?! What about raspberries or blueberries?

So many possible funny names for a name like «yeh!», like cheerleaders encouraging the crowd.
Ideally located beside pizza places, burger joints and poutine hubs, this place is great for those… PG13 nights of liquor and hunger at 3am. My friends & I were debating on what we wanted so I decided to try this froyo place. (The first in halifax I THINK). It’s open late, decent price and an uphill walk to burn off those extra toppings.
but…
I didn’t like the froyo! The vanilla had a sour taste to it. They say it’s «tart» but it’s not good — at. all. Furthermore, I’ve never tasted a vanilla froyo that has that kind of flavor Maybe it’s just me, but I think it’s weird that you can’t swirl the chocolate & vanilla together. They’re separated and can be swirled with opposite flavours. The toppings are vast and fresh but you can’t take too many. Not because you’re not allowed to but rather, the container holds 3 strawberries. I mean, that’s probably harsh but I find it rather odd.
service = awesome!
On a last note, since i’ve been to the other froyo places in hali, Yeh! does not offer a rewards or points program unlike Menchies or Cherry Berry.
So for those reasons, and since i’ve never had an urge to return, I give it 1 star. It’s a Nah! for me

It’s great place to treat yourself and enjoy the food as you were a child again. Love the blueberry and Greek yogurt flavor

Great Service! Good selection of toppings. Limited number of frozen yoghurt options.
Parking was a little hard to find.

Very interesting place, here’s the points that stood out to me
–10 different kinds of Yogurt [my personal favorite is the Greek yogurt with honey]
–21 candy/​confectionery to sprinkle into your yogurt
–24 Fresh Fruit/​candied fruit/​/​Nuts for people who just love juicy pieces of fresh fruit in their yogurt
–3 to 4 different sauces
It was a nice experience to go out with my boyfriend, the only problems that destroyed the 5^th star rating are the following
–Self serve can be tricky if it’s your first time to the place
–Price is according to weight, so if you get a lot of yogurt, toppings or both, prepare to back it up with your wallet
–Needs more space, I fear of coming in on a busy day and unable to sit down and enjoy my purchase

The taste of the yogurt itself is really good — none of that overly sweet crap like Menchie’s. It’s pretty overpriced, but it’s good for an occasional treat.
Small store, which can get hectic when it’s busy, but good service. And a great selection of toppings!

I’ve visted Yeh! several times since they opened as it’s very close to my college and my apartment. So, it seemed like it would quickly become my go to place for a tasty treat. Unfortunately, everytime I leave, I find myself feeling nothing other than «meh» after having had better experiences at other places.
I find myself frequently skipping Yeh! now due to the size of their space and how busy it always is. I’d rather find another treat for my sweet tooth than push and shove my way to the strawberry yogurt.
They offer a variety of flavors and anyone you’re with can for sure find one that suits them best. But, prepare to wait for a hot minute while your yogurt very slowly dispenses into the dish. I don’t think I’ve ever actually filled my container up as much as I’d liked due to my lack of patiences.
The topping bar can be a lot of fun and provides options that you wouldn’t even think of putting on yogurt. Depending on my mood, I either go with the dessert side of the toppings or the all fruit side. My only complaint about the topping bar is how large some toppings can be. For example, several of the fruit options will come in very big chunks that make it hard to distribute throughout your yogurt.
My biggest disappointment with Yeh! is the price. I don’t think I’ve ever spent under $ 8 on my yogurt, which seems reasonable until you see how much yogurt I actually have in my dish.
Overall, Yeh! is a great addition to the downtown scene and adds something new to the environment, but a place that you could easily skip and not be missing out.
Ps. I do not recommend visiting after a night out, especially if you’ve have a few drinks. Alcohol seems to make you want every single topping which leads to a pricey snack.

I don’t get it. What’s the fascination? It’s really not that healthier especially with the enormous amounts of fatty toppings they have for selection.
Ok, the selection of yogurt was great. Lots to choose from – not a fan of self serve. Hated how the containers only came in one size which was a litre size! No prices anywhere. I’m sorry but I know you weigh them (which was the employees reasoning for not posting prices) but you need to give a base unit price please.
The yogurt takes forever to come out and then when you head to the toppings, passed the out of package ones, the «healthy» ones looked totally unappealing and gross. The employees of are no help. at all.
Maybe it was the first week but they need to change. The price was insane. absolutely insane. About 7 $ and I got two tiny stripes of yogurt because I was too lazy to wait for it to come out of the machine. I would rather head to marble slab where it’s homemade and they do the work of mixing things in for you for only $ 4.79. Big price difference.
If the customer service shone maybe I would have liked my experience, but I honestly didn’t get it.

I’ve been to a few different frozen yogurt places and all of them were a better experience than this one. Like most I’ve been to before (not in Halifax — although rumor has it there is some fro-​yo competition on the way!) it’s self serve. So you grab your cup and help yourself to the different yogurt flavors in the machines on the back wall. I tried the plain and found it very tart with an unusual consistency. I am aware fro-​yo has a different taste and texture to ice cream, but this was different from what I’ve had before. I also tried a little of the peanut butter. I wasn’t a fan.
The toppings bar was well stocked and there were lots of options to appreciate.
Just be careful how much you add, as you’re paying by weight and it adds up fast. I paid a premium price for my so-​so cup of fro-​yo. My bottom line is Yeh! Yogurt is just meh.

Yeh! fills a much needed gap in our downtown; frozen yogurt! I forgot how much I loved the stuff. It has the added bonus of being healthy-​ish depending on how crazy you go. Serve yourself can be a little dangerous, let me tell you.
But also it can be a lot of fun! Mostly fun. Plus you get to choose your topping amounts which is pretty great! You want more oreo crumbs? DO IT! Only one gummy bear? SURE! Whatever you want is exactly what you get! And every day the toppings and yogurt flavours change, so feel good about stopping by every day.
The yogurt, by the way, is really delicious. They also offer sorbet for the vegans out there, which is really delicious also. An ice-​cream place to please the whole family! The toppings are very plentiful. Like, very, very plentiful. There are so many. Some of them are very strange; pop-​tarts, lychee, cheerios, oats?! Why not! Try it! Go crazy!
My only issue with this place is that when it gets busy, topping refilling can be neglected, as well as waffle cone replacement; and it seems to be busy pretty often! I’m sure this is something that will smooth out as the staff hits their stride in these summer months. As well, I wish they had more seating! It’s a very small space, most of it taken up by the topping bar. Unfortunately, the seats are often taken. Other than that though, this place is really great! A good place to go, especially when the heat is on outside.

Frozen Yogurt seems to be the newest trend in desserts following cupcakes and french macarons. It may have more potential because it also serves as an alternative to ice cream and, for a lot of people, the better alternative to that ever-​so-​popular treat, and also because there’s just so much you can do with it. For me, I always prefer soft serve ice cream to the regular stuff so comparing Yeh! to, for example, Sugah, I’ll probably always choose Yeh!
Yeh! is self-​serve and there are eight flavours to choose from. But it’s not always the same options AND you can mix — as many as you want. I’ve been three or four times and it has been different each time. There might be a rotating schedule. In addition to the flavours, there are toppings. That’s right. Toppings aren’t just for pizza anymore! And they range from candy to fruit to chocolate. So there’s a lot of variety.
I organize my visits to Yeh! based on two different treatsie moods. If I want something ice creamy with a more sweet side, I go for the chocolate based flavours. So that could be chocolate, peanut butter, vanilla, or something along those lines. My toppings would include chocolate candies, whoppers, and maybe gummy bears and swedish berries. MAYBE, because there’s also my fruit side if I want something that isn’t so much merely to satisfy a sweet tooth as it is for something refreshing. So I’d pick from the fruit flavours that are available (mango! if I’m lucky. Lemon. Strawberry) and skip over the chocolates for the fruit that these fro-​yo flavours were made for.
It really just depends on what I’m feeling more! So now that summer is there, there’s no excuse not to at least drop by Yeh! and see what’s available. I consider this place a highlighted addition to the downtown!

This is a neat place and I love frozen yogurt so I was excited to try this place out.
Staff was very helpful in explaining how everything works so basically you just serve yourself from the variety of yogurt flavours along the wall and you have a choice of a lot of toppings both fruit and candy variety that you can put on yourself. You pay for your order by how much it weighs. Hubs and DD and I had three orders and our total came to $ 17! Pretty pricey but comparable to Marble Slap and places of the like.
I did find the yogurt that came out of the machines was pretty slow going. However it was worth the weight as the flavours were excellent. In closing this is the sort of place one can’t go to every day but OK for a treat now and then.

I’m pretty happy to have a frozen yogurt place in the city as I fell in love with Red Mango and Pink Berry when I was traveling in the US. Yeh! is small, and on my visit impeccably clean.
It’s self serve so you pick up a cup and head to the wall of frozen yogurt dispensers. I know it’s in Yeh!‘s interest from a profit perspective to only have one size of cup — gigantic, but it made it hard to tell how much yogurt I was actually getting as I didn’t want a giant serving. They probably had around 8 to 10 different kinds, but I went straight for my favorite, original. Since the pomegranate flavor was right next to it, I got a small amount of that flavor as well.
After you’ve got your yogurt you head over to the toppings bar. There are lot of options including fresh fruit and candy. I’m a purist so I didn’t bother with anything. Unfortunately the toppings bar is right in on the way to the cash, so even though I wasn’t getting a topping I had to wait while the others in front of me took their time deciding.
Once you get to the cash you put your cup on the scale and you pay by the weight. I would say my cup was around ¹⁄₃ full and had no toppings and it came to $ 4.60, a little pricier than I would prefer, but not horrible. The person’s total before me came to $ 8, so buyer beware.
Overall I enjoyed the flavor of the yogurt but I was hoping it would be a bit tarter. It’s a little too expensive for it to be a regular thing for me, but since it’s close to my office I know I will be stopping in occasionally.

I have to say I’m not overly impressed with this place. I mean, its froyo, so it’s godly, but in comparison to Menchies or the other Froyo places I’ve been to (including Yeh! in Montréal), it was definitely lacking. They had the usual amount of flavors to chose from including Greek yogurt and honey, their original flavor (tarte), cookies and cream, and grapefruit sorbet.
I ended up going with the grapefruit sorbet and the original tarte flavor. The taste of the yogurt was okay. I wouldn’t say its any better or any worse than any other froyo I’ve had. I did however find the grapefruit sorbet to be a bit TOO tarte for my taste.
As far as toppings go, they have a really unique bunch of toppings. Pop tarts, different fruits, lychee/​mango bobba, huge pieces of cookie dough, chocolate chips etc. I ended up picking oreos, and lychee bobba. Excellent combo. My visit kind of went downhill from here though. My yogurt, which was about ¾ of the way full, was $ 8;99!!! I didn’t even have that many toppings on it. This is 2 dollars more than I usually pay at Menchies in Ottawa. Which made me the most angry though, is that the cashier took $ 1 off the two people ahead of me’s purchase, but didn’t take it off for me. I wish I asked her to take the $ 1 off but it only occurred to me after I left.
They also lacked my favorite froyo topping: nerd candies. And the oreos were WHOLE oreos instead of little crushed pieces! Who the hell wants full oreos? Who wants to bite into a whole oreo while eating froyo? Ugh.
I hope Menchies hits Halifax or Yeh! considers cutting their prices or their oreos…

I was in Yeh! on their second day open and the set-​up was pretty sweet! Just like any yogurt bar there are 8 – 10 frozen yogurt flavors that you are encouraged to taste-​test and a toppings bar full of candies, cookies, fruit, and sauces. The staff was friendly and engaging, readily offering samples and instructions to everyone coming in the door (5 stars for service). The toppings bar and yogurt machines were impeccably clean and well stocked. You put together your treat and then you pay by weight.
They’ll get awesome foot traffic in the summer but there are only a few stools if you want to eat-​in. Sidewalk tables would be great in the summer! The hours are 12pm-​4am; hopefully they have a plan to keep fingers outta the food when folks have over-​indulged at the bars.