Yogurt In

The pistachio yogurt is the go to for my wife and I! Keep it simple and just a few toppings but the flavor for the pistachio is delicious! Little on the pricey side… but it’s Vegas so that was expected.

I ordered an egg white omelet. It was $ 11.89 after tax (meat was an extra $ 1). The staff was friendly. It took 9 minutes from when I ordered it until I received it (not too long). The omelet was nothing special, and very thin. It tasted okay. If the lines are longer other places I might come back here to try the frozen yogurt but definitely not for food again.

I came back at this amazing place and I don’t regret it, Lizbeth is an amazing worker, she handles the registers and the grills at the same time, she also has a great costumer service skills… the Crepes were absolutely amazing.

I wanted a crêpe for breakfast because I’d been walking past this place for a few days and it drew me in. Unfortunately, the choice I made was not very good. The crêpe seemed to be a bit tasteless and rubbery, and there was way to much chocolate on it. I should have went with a berry one to mellow out the chocolate a bit.

Not impressed at all with this place.
1) Overpriced
2) You know the little cups that you use at any other yoghurt place? Forget about those here. I requested a few and the guy came to give me to try two floors with an attitude.
3) Most of their flavors are actually flavorless
4) Most of their flavors are not cold enough and come out pretty soft (diarrhea looking if we talk about salt caramel, cookies and cream or chocolate).
5) I didn’t try their crepes and I won’t try them

Yogurt In has lots of toppings to choose and is very clean. The yogurt itself definitely has no flavor. I got coconut and vanilla custard and both did not taste right. I do not recommend it!

Horrible costumer service. I decided to make a stop for some dessert while I waited on my friend and decided to try this place. I asked the young lady at the cash register if they had the little cups so I can try the flavor before I put it in your cup and she looked at me up and down and said not right now. Okay never mind then I won’t be trying this place out.

One star is too many. I usually do not like to write a bad review on business if they at least are trying their honest best to take care of their customers. But this place truly sucks at all levels. Their «yogurt» taste like dirty water, actually, I rather drink the dirty water. But their worst criteria is their customer service or lack of it. The cashier got her training from the worthless manager. The manager had a very snappy, flamboyant atitude with a chip on his shoulders (I did not understood why… maybe I did). The problem came about when my 14 year old autistic son wanted to sample their vanilla flavor yogurt and the smileless cashier denying him because a group of 5 of us had already a total of 4 samples. All their samples truly sucked but I was still willing to buy my son his vanilla yogurt until that cashier went into yogurt protective mode.
Ownership should fire these people and start from scratch. Save your money and go somewhere else, you’ve been warned!

If there was an option to choose zero stars, that’s what I would choose. Terrible customer service. Starting with the female employee to the shift manager these people were horrible. Top management needs to keep an eye on these people or fire them and get someone else that will make a difference in there business. The yogurt is not good and overpriced. And in all honesty who cares about the price when your in Vegas, attitude of the employees was the killer. I’m not promoting any other vendor, but yogurtland should replace this place. In the mood for sweets don’t go there find another place. They are rude and the yogurt sucks. ZERO STARS …

This is not what i expected. I ordered the special crêpe with glazed pecans, banana, nutella and strawberries, i didnt expect it to be so sweet and so soupy. The glazed pecans was so soupy that i think it was sweetened by condensed milk. I ended up eating just the bananas and strawberries. Not worth for my $ 10.

3 may be generous… I had arrived in Vegas and my guard was down because I was hannnngryy! Oh no, froyo. Must resist. Can’t resist.
Froyo for lunch? #Adulting
Quality: Now, this is certainly NOT even close to the best froyo I’ve ever had, especially in texture.
Samples: I was surprised when I asked for sample cups they actually had them. Of course, considering this is Vegas where anything can happen, they required the worker to get my sample.
Flavors: Lots of machines. Decent flavors with some of my faves — no sugar cheesecake (I’m a sucker), cake batter, hazelnut (apparently gelato texture…), peanut buttah (to my jelly)
Toppings: Decent. Fresh fruit (didn’t get it because hello, heavy), choco covered marshies, and your other typical candies and froyo toppings
Price: 59 cents an ounce! Holy overpriced smokes! I don’t usually really take notice of typical froyo pricing, but miniscule portion came out to almost $ 4 for six ounces. Not to mention, my suspicion that something fishy was going on with their scale.
In summary, don’t blame me, I was weak!

Horrible customer service from Jessica. No greeting, no response to any questions I asked. At first I thought she was being intentionally rude, but now I think she was simply mentally not present at all, so didn’t bother to formulate a response to any of my questions. Half of the yogurt flavors were out of order and the ones they had were just OK. Wouldn’t come back here again.

You can’t go wrong with yogurt especially when you can add your own toppings and go crazy.
Love the flavored will be going back to try before this trip is over

Watered down yogurt.
The place did not allow u to sample which is good because the yogurt does not taste good.
Better just walk down to the next froyo place

First off, I was standing at the counter, and the girl making crepes didn’t bother to acknowledge or greet me or ask if I needed help with anything.
Second, the crepes are way overpriced. I ordered a «Special» savory crêpe, if I remember correctly is $ 9.99. You can choose ONLY 4 ingredients, and if you want to add a protein it’s an additional $ 1. One of the ingredients I chose was spinach, and chicken for protein. While she was making my crêpe I noticed how VERY little spinach she added, more like a garnish amount, and the chicken is cut into little cubes. I barely had any spinach or chicken in my crêpe and too much cheese:(I payed almost $ 12, so disappointing. Not worth it.
I would recommend going to Tasty Crepes on S. Fort Apache. Their savory crepes are about $ 7 and you can choose to add all ingredients and the crepes are much larger.

We went for the crêpe and a waffle this morning and we were not disappointed. I was surprised at the other reviews and can only hope that reading them got the management to make some service changes. The girl behind the counter was attentive, quick to help and even watched our stuff while I paid (there’s no seating except across a high traffic halfway.)
The «original» crêpe was delicious according to my wife especially with the addition of some strawberries. My waffle was light and fluffy and it was nice to be able to pick whatever toppings I wanted to put on it (they charge by weight.)
Now I know these were a little on the pricey side, but in relation to the rest of Vegas is about what you’d expect. It surprised me that other reviews didn’t put the prices in context.

The space between the frozen yogurt handles and the crêpe station is limited. I enjoyed the Strawberry flavored frozen yogurt and Banana flavored frozen yogurt topped with multicolored mochi and frozen fruits (e.g., mango, kiwi, etc).

Yogurt In… Overpriced and just ok.
I’ve stopped here a few times when my sweet tooth takes control. The service here is underwhelming. I can’t say it’s bad but just not great.
There are plenty of flavors to choose from as far as yogurt. The toppings are the usual to pick from to make your creation. There is just something about their yogurt that doesn’t taste as good as other yogurt places.
If you have a moment of weakness, then by all means this will do the trick. I wouldn’t go out of your way for their frozen yogurt.

This yogurt place makes good crepes!
While staying at the Aria, I had a create-​your-​own savory crêpe here, with smoked salmon, mozzarella cheese, diced tomatoes and eggs, and oh gawd… that crêpe was super yummy! Portion was huge, and price was only $ 9.99 plus tax! This salmon and egg crêpe was even tastier than the crepes that I had at my all-​time-​favorite «La Creperie» inside the Paris Hotel. One more thing, service was friendly and prompt.
Yogurt In is now my «must-​go» crêpe shop in Vegas!

I consult Unilocal a lot whenever looking for new places to check out. I LOVE the extra detailed reviews so you can get an idea of what the place was really about but I also have to get a good chuckle out of the people that leave one-​line reviews with very little detail. In the case of Yogurt In, I’m half tempted to do it.
My one-​line Yogurt In review:
Ick. I had the pomegranate sorbet and it made my teeth hurt. I’m not a fan.
Although, I take my Unilocaling too seriously and could never leave a review under 100 characters, I stand by the review. First off, it’s in a hotel so you know it’s even more costly than the already overpriceyness (oh yeah, I make words up for Unilocal reviews) of the whole FroYo industry. I knew that getting into it, but still wanted some dang dessert.
I went for the cheesecake froyo and some pomegranate sorbet cause it looked awesome. Cheesecake froyo is what I usually order back home and it was okay. Not as good as others but I didn’t hate it. The problem was that I put the cheesecake on bottom and the pomegranate on top so I was plagued by that pomegranate garbage through the whole cup. It was just terrible.
If you check this place out, I’d recommend a crêpe or a mini cupcake. They can’t possibly be as gross as the sorbet.