Yopop Frozen Yogurt

I like this place. It is similar to the typical frozen yogurt shop but I like this location. The store looks clean and bright inside, they have outdoor seating, and the staff is very nice. They have a decent selection of flavors. If you have not been here before or if it has been a while, I suggest asking for a tasting cup to try out a few before picking. The last thing you want to do is load up on all those toppings and realize you don’t like the frozen yogurt. I got half coconut and half pistachio topped with an array of goodies, I did not walk away disappointed.

This is one of my favorite places to get frozen yogurt — they always have taro (my favorite) and plenty of other staples and interesting flavors as well as fruit, nut and sweet options to add. The atmosphere is cute and reminds me of Japan, I will keep coming back, especially with this hot weather approaching!

I was craving something sugary and sweet, so my fiancé and I stopped here after dinner at the Ale House on a Friday night.
I love that they have a lactose-​free flavor (pineapple). Toppings selection is great. Friendly staff, and the place is very clean.
Like most frozen yogurt places, it was pretty expensive. Probably won’t come here too often just because of the price, but totally worth it every once in awhile.

The employee was cleaning up the floor with gloves on, then did not change them and handled our yogurt containers. I told him he had not changed his gloves since he was cleaning the floor, but he didn’t understand me. GROSS! I will never go back!

Was concerned with the flavors but it was good. Took the kids. Place looks quite clean.

This is my favorite frozen yogurt place. It’s very clean and the staff is helpful and friendly.

Great spot for fro yo. Yolo!
Came here on a rainy day whilst looking for baby gear. Becs was cravin sweets.

Stopped here for a treat after lunch — pretty nice cup of yogurt. Had red velvet, hazelnut coffee, and taro in mine. All three varieties were good. The topping bar was outstanding as well. If you like yogurt and are in the area, do not pass this up.

This place is always so clean and the staff is very friendly… they don’t talk a lot but they are always smiling and friendly

Always a great place to stop in

This yogurt is really not good. I went to the one at Falls of the Neuse. They were out of 4 flavors because their machines are broken. The banana and the pistachio had a fake flavor, left a really offensive after taste in my mouth.
This yogurt is very watery when it starts to melt. I went back in to tell the girl at the counter, I wasn’t pleased. Of course she apologized, but didn’t offer anything for a future purchase. That is okay, I will never go to that franchise again.

Nice selection of flavors. I have now had the strawberry, coffee, cookies and cream, and the vanilla.
Great selection of toppings from the normal of fresh fruit, candies, to the more exotic like rice balls, fruit gummy balls. They have a big selection of sauces like chocolate, orange crush, strawberry, and hot fudge, etc.
The place is SUPER clean and has indoor and outdoor seating.
Will definitely go back.

I like Yopop. Don’t get me wrong. I’m starting to sense a theme here though.
The whole «do it yourself» froyo thing is fun and cool and everything, but I wish there was something that set Yopop apart.
From the bubbly font of their logo, to the mod colorful décor, to the fresh fruit/​syrups/​candy topping bar, to the pricing, to the flavors on offer (I did like that they had taro but everything else on offer was just so standard– «chocolate, vanilla, coffee, tart, red velvet»? Way to go all out on the creativity guys– /​sarcasm!) it’s just so generic.
There’s absolutely nothing to set it apart from Pink or Tutti Frutti or Marmalade except that their yogurt is, for lack of a better word, light. I know frozen yogurt is not ice cream, but it should have a certain weight, and a certain creaminess. I have to agree with Mimi, this tasted almost water-​based, almost sorbet-​ish. It was also not as heavy on the «frozen» aspect as I’d have liked– I think the machines were nearly empty or something, because the yogurt was slow coming out and only semi-​solid. It melted very quickly.
I do like the small triangle of grass off the patio that provides a nice play area for kids and the outdoor seating, and if I’m in the area, I may give them another go. For now I just can’t justify a rating above 3 stars.
I’m starting to think this froyo trend that’s causing all these shops to pop up all over town needs to stop. I’d rather have one or two great options than fifty mediocre ones…

This place is great!
They have a huge variety of different yogurt flavours and a lot of fresh fruit toppings. Not CANNED fruit toppings. They also have those fruity juice balls (heh).
I am not a huge fan of their original tart because I don’t feel like it was «tart» enough. They do have taro, which is a huge plus.
I got some yogurt and my bf joked about getting him some pieces of brownies. The lady overheard and gave me some free brownies. HOW NICE!
I’d definitely come back again.
Now if only I can find a froyo place that serves green tea flavour.

I’ve tried a few frozen yogurt places in Cary and Yopop is definitely my favorite. There were twice as many flavors compare to other places, all the machines worked well and the cups were made of paper (Skinny Dip has styrofoam, gross).
Some of the flavors were Cheesecake, Red Velvet, Mango, Strawberry, Chocolate, Vanilla, etc. I had Mango and Red Velvet, both were awesome.
The yogurt was not watery or runny, very fruity.
I’m glad to have this place close to my house, definitely will be back.

Although I’ve been to three or four of the new frozen yogurt stores that seem to have popped up everywhere, I’m not a huge fan overall, of the whole experience. I know, who doesn’t love making their own ice cream sundae?! I think it’s a great concept and I am like a kid in, well… a make-​your-​own-​sundae shop! The problem for me is that I get excited putting toppings on and then when I finally sit down to enjoy my creation, I am disappointed that the toppings are not mixed throughout… and don’t really work together.
My «take it or leave it» attitude is all about my personal dessert preference though and should not necessarily reflect on YoPop. The yogurt selection is great, as is the selection of toppings. The interior is bright and inviting, as is the staff. If you love frozen treats, then YoPop is one of the best!

With as many of these frozen yogurt places as I’ve been to lately, I should be an expert on all things froyo. Honestly they all kind of taste the same to me, but are all pretty delicious. Yopop is no exception! As far as style and atmosphere of the store this is probably my favorite of the bunch with it’s bright colors and modern look. I also realized you can raise and lower the tables which was good for a bit of a laugh at having the bowl of yogurt right at mouth level when sitting down. If you’re in Crossroads and looking for a cold treat, definitely check out Yopop.

Fantastic frozen yogurt with the usual toppings you’ll find in self-​serve froyo shops. My tastes lean towards more tart & less sweet, and this goes down as one of my top froyo places to visit in terms of personal taste (I’ve been to the whole shebang: Local Yogurt, The Skinny Dip, Marmalade Skies, and Tutti Fruitti, which is also a top favorite). Most of the fruit flavors are not fake-​y tasting or oversweet, and taste natural. I prefer Tutti Fruitti’s original tart flavor, but Yopop seems to do its fruit flavors better.
Definitely give it a try, since the lovely thing about having so many different froyo places in the Triangle is that you’ll eventually find one that fits your taste best. This one definitely did.

I’m now on a mission to try as many of these froyo places around town as possible, but it may be hard to keep up since they seem to be popping up everywhere.
I was in Crossroads shopping over the weekend so had to stop in and try Yopop. I love how bright and cheery it is, it just seems so clean. They also had quite a few options in yogurt flavors. I went for the mango, pomegranate and had to try a little of the red velvet cake. I was so excited to see fresh kiwi as one of the toppings too. I went with my usual all fruit toppings — kiwi, blackberry, mango and raspberry.
The yogurts and of course the toppings were all tasty. The red velvet mainly just tasted like chocolate to me, I don’t think I need to have the one again. A very silly thing, but I liked that you had your choice of bright colored spoons too. :-)

Whoo-​hoo!
I’ve been waiting for froyo place like this since I had some in SoCal a few years back. The original flavor is a specific mildly tart blend that’s absolutely scrumptious.
But wait! Original too bland for you? There are a /​ton/​of other flavors: blueberry, lychee, chocolate, mango, vanilla, etc… It’s a serve-​yourself type setting, which is fantastic. You pay by the ounce… I’m not sure what the pricing is but mine was around 8.8oz and a little more than $ 3.