Applegreen Yogurt

Who doesn’t love a yogurt shop! Great for a hot day in La Jolla. Cheaper than little tourist shops that sell nasty «Gelato» (it’s really nasty ass ice cream with a Gelato sticker in the window). But yea, love the yogurt here. It’s never busy and the girls are sweethearts!

After going to Yogurtland on India St in Little Italy so many times, I was so disappointed at Applegreen. They only had four flavors, and the portions are small. Very good yogurt, but omg — only FOUR choices. A large sign advertised their chocolate rasberry, but they had none to offer today. And did I mention tiny portions? Plus, I like self service where I can miss and match as many flavors as I can stuff into my cup — and I can put on as many or as much toppings as I chose. That doesn’t happen here. Great area, and good (not great) yogurt — but I felt I was in the Walmart of yogurt establishments.

truly the best frozen yogurt in san diego, second place going to yogurt world in PB, third place going to this yogurt place in downtown near urban outfitters. very unique, fresh flavor. a bit on the pricey side though, but worth it. try the plain, the apple, and the chocolate raspberry. can never decide because they’re all so freaken good! i think next time i’ll go w/​chocolate raspberry though, along w/​their plump, fresh, ripe raspberries on top! =) only drawback is that it lacks the abundance in flavors and toppings that most places have, on the other hand though, this place makes me feel really healthy because the yogurt isn’t as sugary as most places and i can only get fruit toppings. =) YUM!

I tried the green apple flavor. Normally I don’t like anything green apple… but this frozen yogurt was DAMN good! In fact, Im going to go get some later today. The thing about this place is that you really have to like the tangy sour taste of real yogurt. Its not like Golden Spoon or TCBY where they make it taste sweet like ice cream. Its the way frozen yogurt is MEANT to taste. Yummy!

We tried some free samples from this place after a dinner next door at Karl Strauss Brewing Co. The Asian lady did not look too pleased at all. I’m sure she thought we were only there to try the free samples and jet. It’s weird how there are so many frozen yogurt places popping up all over San Diego, and this place decides to only carry four different flavors. I think I only tried plain and blackberry, with the latter being better. It tasted a little on the tart side, but at least the yogurt wasn’t watery. The next day, we went to eat brunch at Whisknladle and we walked pass this place to get our car. They had free samples sitting outside. This time, the yogurt was rock solid, but was topped off with Coco Pebbles cereal. I guess they made it colder to withstand the heat of letting the samples sit outside, but rock hard yogurt doesn’t go well with crunchy cereal. Also makes no sense to serve a small sized portion in one giant cup.

RUDE WORKER.
I eyed this place because it was right next to Karl Strauss where we were dining at for the night and I was craving yogurt. I walked in here after dinner and they have 4 flavors: original tart, applegreen tart, blackberry tart, and chocolate.
Original was too yoplait yogurt like.
Applegreen started out with a slight apple flavor then turned into original.
Chocolate was chocolate.
Blackberry got me sold because the flavor lasted the longest.
BUT the lady was SO rude here. I asked to try the applegreen flavor and then the blackberry and she rolled her eyes before serving me a sample of the blackberry. Perhaps she was closing for the night and wanted to rush us out but having been a new store that just opened, you should be better about customer service.
If I’m ever down in SD, I don’t think I’ll visit Applegreen again. I did end up getting a kids small for $ 2.50 which is decently price but screw applegreen’s one worker for being rude to me!

I think they must have mislabeled the plain yogurt. It had more of a lemony hint than anything else. It was delicious. And the apple green flavor was a worthy namesake. I wasn’t particularly thrilled with the chocolate raspberry, though.
Overall, the consistency of the yogurt isn’t as creamy as I would have preferred. But regardless, it’s still a nice place to duck into for dessert after a posh dinner nearby.
The seating area is small, bright and funky, but I’d rather take my yogurt with me while I amble around beautiful downtown La Jolla.

I love this place! All of you people that flock to someplace like Pinkberry really need to try this place. You’ll find the toppings are the exact same and personally I like the flavors better. The ONLY flavor at the other guys that I like is plain. At Applegreen every flavor is da bomb! The Chocolate Raspberry is a personal favorite! Get it with Coco Pebbles, Granola and Raspberries! Yumm! Seriously I think I visit here like 3 times a week!

went here recently with a friend and i gotta say it was only so-​so. their tarts could be way tart-​er and i was left feeling like i wanted more. more flavor, more… something. yogurt world is way better, imo.

I was in downtown La Jolla and I discovered a recently opened frozen yogurt shop. They had free samples outside, and I tried one, though I was unsure what it was.
I then tried some of their other flavors inside and then decided on a small blackberry with a little chocolate raspberry on top, and one granola topping.
My friend got a small as well, with three toppings– $ 3.95, versus my $ 3.30 (it’s $ 0.80 per topping, but with three it’s cheaper). However, she actually had a regular size bowl, as we later discovered.
The flavors were good, a nice balance of icy with creamy. However, the portion was rather small– especially when we discovered that the employee had given my friend a regular bowl but charged her for a small.
Still, it was satisfactory, though nothing really in particular makes it stand out from other yogurt shops.
Flavors: ⁴⁄₅
Not a very wide selection, but was alright.
Service: 3.5÷5
Ambience: ³⁄₅
I didn’t really pay attention, but it was an alright atmosphere.

um, yuck. no thank you. Way too icy and super tangy. We agree with Brian K. all the way. It was so yucky i threw it out. Red Mango definitely beats this one.

A little on the icy side. The apple green was satisfactory, the plain tart was decent.
Portion seemed kind of small even though it’s apparently weighed.
My recommendation to you: Don’t drive 10 minutes or more to come here; only go to Applegreen if you are already in the area.

There are probably other flavors but since this was my first trip I went for the apple. Good stuff. Can’t beat the location just a block or so from the beach & shopping on Prospect. It boggles the mind how a frozen yogurt place can pay the bills in what’s surely not a cheap neighborhood, but I guess that’s why they’re in business and not me. I sprinkled some fruity pebbles on top and called it a delicious treat. The shop is very warm and inviting with its cool furniture inside and some patio seating outdoors. The person who worked there had some type of European accent which makes you think «wow look at how cosmopolitan I am in La Jolla with my fruity froyo and worldly clerk.»

After walking through the pedestrian-​clogged walks of La Jolla Coves, it was nice to step into this place for a cool cup of froyo.
Despite jumping avidly onto the bandwagon that is the frozen yogurt fad, this place was actually a great refresher for a warm sunny day. As a novice, I’m not familiar with froyo flavors so it was nice having samples of their green apple (too artificial for me) and mango (yummy but too sweet) flavors. Didn’t get to try their blackberry but it looked good. I ended up just getting their plain tart mixed with fruity pebbles, strawberries and mangoes. Mangoes were a little under-​ripe but the overall combo was good. Decent portions for what you pay for.
I noticed while there that another customer got a mix of both plain and blackberry. Now I know that if I stumble onto another froyo place I should mix flavors and mixings. Overall a refreshing yet not overwhelmingly sweet exposure to this tart yogurt thing :-p

Stopped in for a refreshing afternoon treat on a gorgeous day. I had a combo green apple/​mango peach, with blueberries, raspberries and mango. Yum! The yogurt is a little tart, not so sweet, and the fruit went really well. I’m not a fan of Pinkberry, but I could definitely frequent Green Apple if I lived nearby!

Possibly my new fave tart yogurt place. Yeah it’s pricey, but that’s the way the world is… I’ve accepted it. It’s on par with or slightly better than Yog-​Art, and I love them.
I got the boysenberry tart with original with boysenberries, strawberries and raspberries, and thought it was the best thing ever… will be trying more. wish they had punch cards or something i’ll be a frequent flyer.

The yogurt here is really good! I had never had apple flavor before, but it was tasty! If you get apple, I recommend mixing it with plain because it is really sweet.
Minus a star because their servings are stingy. They didn’t even fill up our cups all the way! The person working there was also not very friendly.

So I’ll begin with the caveat that I had never tried natural frozen yogurt before so I really have nothing to which to compare. I thought it was delicious. They have 4 yogurt flavors but I can only remember the plain tart and mixed berries. Perhaps there was a mango one? They have fruit toppings and dessert toppings. It’s around $ 3 for a small yogurt with no toppings and around $ 5 for a small yogurt with 3 toppings. I had the plain tart yogurt with strawberries, oreo, and chocolate chips and I really enjoyed it. The yogurt tasted like yogurt but more like a lemon chiffon rather than plain. I would definitely go back but am interested in trying out the other natural frozen yogurt places first.
Oh, and I got the Wall St. address off of google but it was actually on Herschel on the same block as Karl Strauss.