Yogurtvilla

I work in the area and I’ve been here about 3 times and every time was eh. I dont care for the dim light, it throws me off because the area is always bright and alive. Its usually empty which makes it awkward since its also dark. I cant explain it but the yogurt doesnt taste right. The toppings are so random, who puts sunflower seeds in their yogurt??? I also think all yogurt shops are kind of overpriced already but this one tops it. When I’m craving yogurt I think I’ll pass when it comes to this one.

Yogurtvilla doesn’t quite bring the party to Rancho, but it’s a decent spot for a yogurt run in an area that is pretty lacking in froyo-​liciousness.
Upon entering, the lighting was a little dim, which juxtaposed the same dim greeting we received by the lone employee at the counter. I hoped to be asked if I wanted sample cups but we instead had to inquire ourselves and only received three between the two of us.
I ended up getting a mixture of strawberry lemonade and toasted marshmallow (couldn’t decide between tart and creamy flavors). I particularly liked the strawberry lemonade when sampling it, however didn’t enjoy it as much in my cup. A little too icy. Also of note, when I sampled the peach tart, the yogurt was pretty runny (hence why I avoided it).
Topping-​wise, there was a fairly wide selection, consisting of different sauces (including hardtop), fruits, mochi and brownie bites, poppers, candy, etc. The fruit, at least the strawberries, didn’t seem particularly fresh, but was decent.
Overall, we walked away with some froyo to cool us off in the heat, but with a general sense of ‘meh’ upon exiting. There were some cool flavors in name but everything was far from impressive. Hope they catch their yogurt thief though (per sign on door)!

I walked into the store to see two employees talking behind the counter. They didn’t greet me or stop their conversation. The entire time I was in the shop, they talked and didn’t clean the spilled topping all over the floor.
I am a huge chocolate fan, so I just got a small amount of chocolate. I didn’t put any toppings on it.
The yogurt was super icy and it had very little taste to it. It tasted like it has been watered down. I have to say I will never come back. I would much rather drive the 5 extra minutes to Crazy for Yogurt to have creamy frozen yogurt.

I would give this place a negative star if I could, the yogurt is tasteless & watered down. The fruit topping looks old and disgusting. I will never step foot inside this shop ever again, the owner is creepy and he doesn’t honor coupons. I rather drive to Gold River yogurt monkey are the froyo on Olson I think it’s called Crazy yogurt.

Frozen yogurt tastes a bit icey. Not smooth but the kids don’t care. It’s sugar with toppings.

My family’s favorite go to for FroYo. Everyone who works there is so warm and welcoming. Their Mango FroYo is amazing!

This is your typical build your own yogurt concoction shop, but with a family friendly laid back environment. My family lives pretty close to here and decided to try the neighborhood sushi spot on a Friday night. To bribe the little ones into behaving at dinner we promised them ice cream afterwards. Thankfully we just had to walk a couple doors down and there was this shop.
They had eight different flavors, with each two sets of flavors as a possible swirl option. They had your standard chocolate and vanilla, then a tart flavor, a slushie fruit flavor, a no-​sugar added option and then a couple of seasonal flavors like pumpkin for the fall. Then you have tons of options for toppings with just about any kind of candy or cookie you can think of, sauces, fruit and even boba (sort of like a fruit tapioca).
After you fill your cup with as much or as little as you want you take it to the register to be weighed and to pay. They have a few tables inside and out, along with a counter and a kids table. On the bookshelf they also have some toys and books. My boys loved playing with the toys for a few minutes after finishing their yogurt. Overall this is a nice little shop with tons of options.

The staff is rude and unresponsive. I asked for a couple tasters and she gave me one. When I asked for a couple more she have me just one. More. Seriously.
The yogurt tasters like it was cut with water– a sign business isn’t great. Fro-​yo should be smooth and creamy; not icey. When it’s icey; it’s cut with water.
Owners: get it together boss. If your staff goes in the back and continues to text and gossip; you should re-​evaluate your hiring pool.

Overpriced and subpar, downhill the yogurt use to be pretty good, but I have been disappointed as of late.

Okay, this place is phenomenal! Not much of a selection on yogurt, but the choices are delicious! And they have every topping you can imagine! Ugh! I love being able to decide how bad my diabetic coma is going to be! But worth every bit! Cheap and spectacular! I recommend this place to everyone!

Frozen yuck! Over priced, lacking in flavor, pushy owner and horrific parking! If I could give negative stars I would!

Love this place. The owner is really nice and sweet. He remembers you. Also place has a good selections of yogurt. Also has board games you can barrow to play there.

I wasn’t too impressed with this place. The yogurt wasn’t as smooth as I ‘d hope it would be.
I had vanilla bean with crumbled Reese’s and whole almonds. The Reese’s tasted old and I was appalled when the service lady used her bare hand to clean the different candy bins when I spilled the crumb candies out of the bin accidentally.
Probably won’t be returning. 1 star for the guy in front.

Literally the worst frozen yogurt I have ever had. You’d think it would be pretty hard to mess up froyo but not at yogurtvilla. I would rather eat a frozen gallon of milk than go to yogurt villa again cause it would taste better. You might think The toppings can make up for the yogurt failure but you’re wrong. Who wants peanuts? I do, except when they are whole! Why would I want whole peanuts? Is it to hard to chop them. Finally, I was let down by the fudge which was sugar free… No one wants sugar free fudge. Overall I can say I was irate after this froyo experience

Staff is really nice. Different kind of flavors.
Sit outside and inside, kids could play inside.

The hard shell hot fudge is divine and definitely my favorite part about this place. Plenty of good toppings and flavors too. My only problem is that they don’t have Plain Tart, which is my favorite flavor. The young gals working here are really nice. We came in 10 minutes before closing time on a holiday weekend when they were closing early. We were enjoying our yogurt outside the shop when a man and his excited kids came up to the door only to notice they had just closed. The girls reopened the doors for him and let him and his kids take their time getting their yogurt. Small thing, but makes a big difference for some eager little customers!

I was so happy to find a good frozen yogurt spot while in the Rancho Cordova area! I was on a consecutive 3-​day fro-​yo binge (for lack of a better word) and ended here. Customer service was great! The young gal working was a sweetheart. But anywho, as far as the yogurt, I had the Fudge Brownie, which was sugar– and fat-​free, and pistachio. I didn’t really touch the Brownie, but the pistachio was awesome! You MUST try the pistachio flavor on your visit! My friend said it tasted like the ice cream he used to eat growing up in Fiji. The toppings were pretty standard but plentiful! As long as nuts (almonds), fresh fruit, and mochi (they were out) or boba are around, I’m a happy consumer! I will be back for the pistachio. :)

So this is another regular stop when in Rancho Cordova… Eat at Steves, or or favorite suchi/​teriyaki spot across the street and then have a great fro-​yo at Yogurtville!!! It’s spartan inside… nothing fancy… but the yogurt is good and they have lots of fresh fruit to add to your creation… We like to sit outside on the benches and enjoy the evening so the interior doesn’t much matter to us… There is also a wonderful neighborhood park just east of Yogurtville… so options abound!!!
It is a «weigh in» type of purchase and I have always been surprised at how reasonable the prices are… Enjoy and add a few sprinkles of the «bad stuff» in for taste!!!

The store owner is a complete weirdo! He tried to get me to buy more yogurt than I wanted and then complained when I only bought $ 3 worth. He said specifically «Only $ 3»… and threw his hands up in the air. He didn’t seem to understand up-​selling and badgering.
I told him I didn’t agree with the 75 cent transaction fee he was charging purchases less than $ 5 when using a debit/​credit card. Stores that do this are only doing a disservice to their customers… VISA and Mastercard only will charge 2−3%. TOTAL SHAM!
So I had a friend that I was with at the time let who let me borrow $ 5 to avoid the fee, although when I got my change back, the guy gave me ONLY $ 1.05 BACK… I WAS PISSED. Yeah, it was only a few bucks here, but you don’t whine and state that I’m buying only $ 3 and then charge someone $ 4 for yogurt.
GET THIS… So I ask the guy to weigh it again and explain his pricing and he wouldn’t let me! He had his finger on the scale and the numbers on the front of the scale started flashing (so assume he could reset the prcing). I told this guy that he is working a bogus shop and he replied that «THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE COME IN EVERY DAY!» The nerve this guy had. WOW!!!
BY THE WAY, never put your spoon in the yogurt while it’s on the scale… It’s an extra 8 cents! Yogurt shops are a dime a dozen… I will never go back to this bamboozler! What a creep!

Yogurtville has a lot of positive aspects and only a few negative ones. Overall, it’s a store that realizes that in the wide world of yogurt shops it’s the little details that count.
These details come in the form of a huge variety of toppings, great flavor selection (Dutch AND German chocolate) friendly staff and an accessible location in a newer strip mall. The aforementioned negative aspects are the lack of real fruit toppings for the health conscious, the need to request sample cups and styrofoam, which they use for almost everything here. I’ve noticed other stores like Yogurtagogo opt for paper.
Styrofoam aside, Yogurtville has what it takes to to make it in the super competitive world of yogurt shops!