Green Apple Self Serve Frozen Yogurt

The best frozen yogurt! I love all of the varieties.

OMG my husband is about to have an intervention on me about this place. It’s so dang delicious. The flavors are true to taste, the soft serve is soft like clouds, the topping options are numerous, and the store itself is clean and modern. The yogurt here tastes so much richer and fattier than you would expect for frozen yogurt.

Liked the layout of the ice cream & topping. Ice cream selections were great! Pomergranite & green apple were very good. Will come back!

Full disclosure: I think that all these self-​serve fro-​yo places are getting ridiculous. They are popping up faster than acne on a teenager. But my girlfriend is a big fan of them so I do get dragged to them. Green Apple is really nothing different than the ba-​gillion other places in KC. I will say that they did seem to have a better variety of toppings than some other places but didn’t have as many flavors of fro-​yo. I ended up going with a mix of peanut butter cup and thin mint fro-​yo with a variety of crushed up candy bars for toppings. The froyo itself wasn’t bad, it was what I expected. We didn’t eat it there but I will say that the store was clean and well lit. I like that they have free wi-​fi but I can’t imaging why anyone would want to spend any vast amount of time there in order to get work done (c’mon people, that is what a coffee shop is for). My other gripe with these self-​serve places is that it can get expensive real quick. They give you these big cups to use and so I imagine that most people pile in the fro-​yo and toppings. My girlfriend and I only filled our cups (the smallest ones they had) a little over halfway and both of them ended up being a little over $ 4. Hell, for that I can get a large DQ blizzard or huge sundae from Baskin Robbins.
Really there is nothing that made this place stand out from the other fro-​yo places in town, but it was still decent so that is why I gave it 3 stars. But for my money, I would still take a DQ blizzard over fro-​yo anyday.

Okay so this place was alright but they didn’t have original tart. In my opinion and from what I’ve seen from experience, a froyo place always had original tart as one of the flavors. There were 16 flavors and more than 36 toppings to choose from. Just don’t pile up a lot because it’s 38 cents per ounce. I had the Fancy French Vanilla and Green Apple froyo along with a couple pieces of strawberry, kiwi, mango popping boba, and passion fruit popping boba. I paid $ 3.22 for all of mine but it will depend on how much you add to your cup. This place was also pretty clean and well lit.
Now why did I give them 2 stars? It’s because of that asian guy who worked here (probably the owner). I was taking pictures of all the flavors and the toppings. As I took the last picture of the toppings, he came out and didn’t look very happy. He asked me why I was taking pictures and I told him that it was a hobby and for fun. He either didn’t understand anything I said or it wasn’t really the answer he wanted to hear. I was just taking pictures. There’s nothing wrong with the toppings or anything. That’s what people that I’ve encountered always thought… that something was wrong with the food. Then, my friend had to say it’s for Unilocal.He didn’t know what Unilocal was and we tried to explain it but that guy just went in the back. That’s the reason why I don’t say I’m a Unilocaler because I want to review a place based on how they normally operate. If they know what Unilocal is then they will «put on a show» to make everything better. However, going back to the asian guy… it made me feel like not coming back here. If you don’t want people taking pictures then put up a sign!

This is your very basic froyo. Nothing special; they don’t have anything that anyone else doesn’t have. I had a little «thin mint» yogurt and «cookies & cream» flavored yogurt. My daughter’s yogurt featured chocolate chip cookie dough bits for the topping; my son’s sported marshmallows and sprinkles. All in all, I would say that I enjoyed the yogurt with my kiddos.
Green Apple would do well to offer a social media check-​in special. Given their location behind a Kinko’s, DQ Grill and Chill across the street and Shake’s Frozen Custard less than a mile away, it’s rather surprising they don’t. I live a block away and this is only the second time I’ve been in since they opened last November. A check-​in special might get me back more often.

This is my favorite self serve froyo place in Johnson County. It’s clean, the people are friendly and they have a large selection of flavors. If I’m in the mood for «junk» I’ll get the peanut butter with various candy toppings. What I like best about the candy toppings is that they really chop them up here, so I can get candy in every bite! If I’m in the mood for healthy I mix pomegranate, orange and pineapple and top it with the juice pearls. Yum.
Prices are about what they are everywhere else and they have free wifi.
There are several other places closer to me, but it’s worth the drive.

I rarely come here, just because I am not a huge desert person, but I have been here a few times now and enjoyed it. It’s so quick to get in and out, they have a ton of flavor choices for your FroYo (including both low-​fat and non-​fat), and the toppings have a bit of everything, including fruit (usually of pretty good quality and taste), candy, nuts, even cereal. Prices are pretty fair in my mind, and the place is always very, very clean.

YUM! I’m a huge self-​serve froyo fan, so when I was visiting Kansas City recently and this place was nearby, I HAD to go.
Green Apple is such a cute, brightly lit, CLEAN place! There were so many different flavors of froyo to try. I sampled Cake Batter, Vanilla, and a few other flavors before I settled on the New York Cheesecake flavor.
It’s hard to believe this stuff is low fat! It was creamy and rich and tasted JUST like cheesecake.
Toppings-​wise, Green Apple had it all. Every fruit and candy item you can imagine. I decided to stick with the cheesecake theme and put tiny bites of real cheesecake on my froyo. Did it up the calorie count significantly? Oh yeah. Was it worth it? OH YEAH.
I have zero complaints about this place. Bring Green Apple to St. Louis, please!

I feel awful about giving this place two stars. I hate hating on a mom ‘n pop, but they’ve got froyo all wrong.
NO ORIGINAL FLAVOR??? Ultimate disappointment. Maybe it’s the horrible Midwest twist they’re all putting on what’s supposed to be a fresh, new, and healthy alternative to ice cream, but these creamy flavors are disgusting and need to go! What is up with the lack of tart flavors? I got 3 flavors in my bowl — strawberry, peach, and coconut. The only flavor they got right was coconut. It was a nice, crisp, tarty flavor. The WHOLE POINT of Asian froyo. My son mistakenly also got strawberry with real strawberries as topping. He was so disgusted by his choice, he ate the strawberries and threw out the rest. Also, this place charges 38 cents/​ounce while the other places are charging more around 33 cents.
Every time I’ve passed by this place, it has been jumpin’…even in the thick of winter’s snow. Maybe this means they’re doing something right. It’s clean, and the toppings seemed fresh (I got the lychee pearls)…maybe that is what redeems them. Whatever it is, it isn’t for me.

My family and I have been several times since it’s opened, and we really love it.
Always clean and friendly staff. Flavors available are varied enough where my 10 year old has plenty of fun options, and so do I! I am OBSESSED with their Dulce de Leche– delicious. The toppings are stocked, and I appreciate that it’s never a mess.
I’m happy also that it seems steady enough each time we have gone! We’ve gone at odd times and days, and each time we weren’t the only customers. This corner has been rough to some businesses, and I really hope Green Apple has the chance to become a place my family can go to regularly. Dairy Queen is across the street, but I definitely recommend Green Apple. I think all or most of their flavors are low or non-​fat, and you are charged by the ounce, so you don’t have to worry about your kids having too much, since you can make sure how much they get.
The only negative I have is there is only one nut option– chopped nuts. I would love maybe chopped almonds, pecans, or walnuts. But, it’s not such a big deal that I’ve felt the need to request it. I might next time I’m there, though, just so then they can be perfect :)!

This self serve yogurt store has just opened up recently. I went there with my girlfriend one day when we drove the gas station next to it. As soon as I walked in the store, I was greeted by the employee. I was impressed by the store’s layout. The store is mostly green, light green and yellow, which fits so well to the name of the business. It was very clean and roomy. The lights that they used were very pretty. There are many sittings available in the store, and they are very comfortable
There were 16 different flavors of yogurts to choose from, but I only chose three because I did not want to mix up the taste. My girlfriend on the other hand went crazy and got 5 or 6 different flavors.
The toppings are to the left of the yogurt machines. They had fresh fruits, candies, cheesecake, etc… There were so many of them. We stayed there and ate. The yogurt was very tasty, and the fruits were very fresh. I was able to go online with my iphone to check my e-​mails with the free wifi that they provided. There were music playing. In conclusion, this is a nice place for you and your friends or families to hang out at.