Cocoyogurt

I love how this place is right stab in the middle between the restaurants. So if you can fit a dessert and then this place is quite lovely to visit… The staff not very friendly or very helpful but when we asked for samples they Obliged… The modern design is quite unique. The yogurt itself excellent toppings very fresh and plentiful. I went with the coffee and vanilla yogurt in the mix was perfect. The Stores is very clean. The toppings don’t look like they’ve been sitting out all day… Definitely a place to come back to…

DO NOT walk in.
They are super rude. I walk in with my daughter and it was obvious that asking for samples was bothering him. This place will go out of business with Kilwins so close.
Plus the yogurts aren’t that great. I walked out since I am not willing to leave money on a place with zero customer service. A word to the owners.
Look for energetic people or you will regret it.

One of the worst yogurt places I’ve ever visited. They only survive because of the location but with 3 other better ice cream options nearby, I’m not sure how. Can’t recommend unless you really must have yogurt.

Soooo good! they have so many choices; yogurt, custard, sorbet… You can be good and get a healthy option or go for it and indulge. You’re choice! plus it goes by weight so you can get exactly how much you want without wasting money. I brought my nieces and got them cones for 2.99. Mine cost 3.80. Great deal in my book

Worst yogurt place ever. Poor selections and all the flavors taste weird like it was made with chemicals.

Seriously this is worse ice cream /​yogurt place I’ve been too. I came here cuz I thought it would be healthier then Kilwins. I should have just gone and paid a little more at Kilwins, at least I know it would have good.

Walking into this place made me skin crawl. The GF wanted froyo so we got froyo, bit this place was odd. Service was terrible and the staff is rude. Considering all they do is ring you up we declined to tip. They had the audacity to «ahem» and point at a tip jar. Their only redeeming quality is that the GF liked the yogurt.
Not going back.

Location! Location! Location! Honestly, if they weren’t located where they are, they probably wouldn’t do as much business. They’re smack in the middle of a touristy area right by the beach. Granted they are right next to Kilwins (an awesome ice cream shop) but some people would prefer to have frozen yogurt and it’s good to have options. The flavors were pretty good but the machines are outdated and you get liquidy glop pouring into your cup which kinda sucks. My biggest complaint about this place would be the price. I paid $ 16 for 2 medium cups. Really…

No question this is the worst yogurt Ive had, here and the Deerfield beach location are equally terrible, basically this is a port o potty… go in, use bathroom, remind yourself with a free sample how bad the yogurt is, and bounce
They stingily cuff those free sample cups behind the counter to hide their product because if you try this there’s no way your going through with a purchase
Was basically like eating watery snow, no flavor at all. do yourself a favor and find a Menchies!

This is part of Mission: Tart Yogurt.
It’s okay. It wasn’t the right flavor but it didn’t taste like spoiled milk and apparently that’s an option at some places.
The girl behind the counter was nice and helpful but I say, unless you really want soft serve yogurt, skip it and get ice cream at Kilwin’s.

In terms of froyo shops, this is below par. The flavor is okay (just okay), but I like more fruit options, and tonight the selection was very chocolate-heavy.I would have loved to sample a few before selecting my yogurt, but no sample cups were available, and only one employee was there to ring up customers. In terms of toppings, big disappointment again. Some sliced mango, canned pinapple, and marachino cherries were all they had to choose from. The rest of the toppings were candy and nuts. When I weighed my dessert I was surprised at the price. I can get a large Pinkberry for what they charge for a small yogurt with toppings. I’ll stick to the regular ice cream establishments, and venture elsewhere to get my froyo fix on. Staff was friendly, store was clean.

Just ok.
Very nice storefront.
Very clean and modern.
Standard self-​serve, but to try I had to wait for them to give me samples of my choice.
Pay by weight of what you get.
Very friendly staff.
Just ok yogurt

Super duper expensive for froyo and the taste is quite average bordering on tasteless.
Not sure what happened but my son puked it all up after.
No need to return.

***I’m only reviewing the Salted Caramel flavor.***
I took a bite of this and was magically transported to my childhood. I am not a connoisseur of frozen yogurt, but I can say that I enjoyed this flavor immensely! It was the perfect mix of sweet and salty! It’s been a week now and I am having a craving for it again! I can’t wait to go back and taste it again! (hope they don’t get rid of this flavor)

Great little self-​serve frozen yogurt place. It is in a high-​traffic area so I can imagine this place gets busy on a weekend evening. I tried the California tart and the Salted Caramel flavors with a variety of different toppings. I love these kinds of places because you can have a split-​personality with your ice cream (half my bowl is tart with fruit toppings, the other half is caramel with chocolate toppings). I do wish they had labeled some of the toppings or had an employee nearby to point out what some of them were although most of them are recognizable or standard. I was disappointed that the mango chunks tasted strange – almost like fish? I don’t know why it tasted that way, it could have been my flavor combination. But everything else I had tasted great and my husband agreed. It is very bright, clean, and minimal inside. We sat at the counter looking out the window, but the lettering on the glass is eye-​level so you have a hard time getting a good view of what is going on outside for people watching.

The yogurt here is much too sweet compared to Pinkberry or Yoforia. Texture is a little off, too. Interesting toppings.
Very nice storefront: clean and modern. Standard self-​serve, pay by weight deal. Super friendly staff.

Non-​dairy but tasted like artificial flavors and synthetic ingredients although that is a guess. Not good enough for us to go back.

I came here the other day with my date. We both got are usual. Me, I keep it simple with original and maybe one fruity tart flavor and put only fruits, while, she goes overload with 3,4 flavors, gummy bears fruits, and a whole cluster of things. As always, we enjoyed our Froyo.
This day was unique because Cocoyogurt listened to my review and sliced their fruits up in more manageable proportions. It is awesome seeing a place work on improving the customer experience and on top of that the kind cashier came out to tell us the artist of the song that was playing.
FINAL VERDICT #2: Froyum for consistency and improving the customer experience.

Yummy and very healthy fro-​yo. The place is serve-​yourself and priced (very fairly) by weight, so go nuts! They have a toppings bar with sprinkles, cookie dough, candies and various syrups. The yogurt machines are set up in groups of three, one flavor per machine (obviously), with the middle flavor in each group being a combination of the two outside flavors (not obviously– wish I had figured this out myself the first time, but maybe I’m just slow). So, example: in a set of three machines, there’s peanut butter, then chocolate-​peanut-​butter, then chocolate. Don’t bother mixing the peanut butter and chocolate– just go for the machine in the middle! Lol.
Only criticism is that they don’t have a ton of the more basic ice cream flavors– sure, they’ve got chocolate, and vanilla, but they’ve got mostly crazy stuff, like birthday cake. I’m a fan of the classics, so I wound up only ordering from here one day (out of five), going to Kilwin’s every day after for stuff like mint chocolate chip, peach and pistachio.
ALSO– they don’t have cones! :(

I’ve been waiting for this place to open for a long time now… so happy that Lauderdale by the Sea seems to be waking up and getting some nice new places (BurgerFi, JoJos Tacos).
We went to CocoYogurt on opening day. It’s a super sleek, very VERY minimal kind of space. It follows the usual formula of all serve-​yourself froyo places: walk in, grab a cup (two sizes available: big and massive), help yourself to something like 15 flavors of froyo, then hit the topping bar and then weigh and pay.
I tried a variety of flavors: «California» tart, pomegranate, dark chocolate, Oreo filling, cookies and cream. I must admit, I’m not a huge fan of overly sweet froyo. I found the oreo filling and cookies and cream to be too sweet. The plain tart and pomegranate flavors were perfect. Chocolate was good also, but I wish they offered a tart chocolate.
The topping bar was excellent… tons of fruits, plus the usual nuts and candies. They also had a few new things: cappuccino crunchy bits and raspberry mini chocolate cups.
Three dishes cost $ 17. Not too bad considering we filled them up pretty good. We’ll definitely be back, but I’ll stick to the tried-​and-​true tart flavors.