Yogurtagogo

My favorite froyo in Sacramento or possibly anywhere! I’ve always loved the freshness of Yogurtagogo. They have the best Tart flavored froyo around and I love all their fresh fruit toppings! Strawberries, Mango, Kiwi, Blueberries, Pineapple, Banana and more! Definitely a go-​to spot in midtown if you ever want frozen yogurt!

Nope sorry, I think not. First off the «no sugar added» strawberry was REALLY sweet. Everything save for the Tart was a sweet, powdery, flat one note mess. The mochi was hard like it had been sitting there for days, the hot fudge managed to get water inside so when I turned it over a slosh of water came pouring into my cup, I stood there asking the girl behind the topping counter if there was any more hot fudge she eventually passed me some cold fudge, «OK, thanks?» I did a Neapolitan with hot, er cold fudge, marshmallow and mochi. $ 9. I thought «that’s alright, I have some leftover in the freezer», nope. Now I know I made this mess myself, but I still feel like it’s overpriced and a whole lot of sweet powdery slop. In fact I think the hot fudge sundae at Mc D’s has more depth.

Very friendly service… when my daughter lost her tooth there the owner gave her a $ 2 bill.

I was really disappointed after trying this place :(the vanilla tasted like frozen cardboard and the toppings were limited. Also much more pricier? Not sure how they are charging Here. Maybe it was high end cardboard I was paying for? I’ve never once disliked a froyo spot, sad this one had to be a first. Convenient little area in dt sac though, and the staff were friendly.

No frills here, unless you’re a hipster. The yogurt is decent, but nothing special. There is a definite lack of flavors and the toppings are limited as well. If you’re in the area and craving Froyo, then by all means go. Otherwise, Tigers Yogurt is a much better value; not to mention tastier.

This is a good place to grab some frozen yogurt. It’s in a great location and when the weather is nice, it definitely gets busy. I like the tartness in the original flavor.

By a long shot, the best yogurt spot around. All of the fruits, all of the yogurts, and all of the miniature peanut butter cups you could ever want

The best self-​service yogurt in town. It was neat and nice. Price is okay. They have bunch of toppings; different kind of sliced fruits, chopped brownies, cheesecake (the best!), mochi, coconut, jelly, nuts, etc.. Every topping you’re looking for they have it. They also have different flavors of yogurt. They have yogurt for dogs too! Dog owners would love to get it for their dogs.
PS.
The cashiers/​staff are always in the back room. When you come in you’ll just see the cups and cash register. No people. Lol they come out when you’re about to pay.
All in all, yogurt was awesome.

I love this place because it’s walking distance to my home and it has dog Froyo!
I usually always gets the taro when it is available. When it is out of rotation, they have a good non-​dairy vanilla Froyo that I top with fruit!
Decent prices and never a wait!

I love this place. It’s close by and always has a good supply of fresh fruit to top my tart yogurt.
Seating is always available inside or out.
You are welcome to try any or all of the flavors. I occasionally find another flavor I like. It’s rare, but I still give all of the new flavors a try each time.
There is a bathroom in back if you need it. I just found this out after years of coming here.
It’s best to just walk here as there is limited street parking.

I love their yogurt!
Not all frozen yogurts are created equal, but this one goes on top of all the Sacramento ones.
I became obsessed w frozen yogurt back in the day and when I moved to Sacramento I made it a priority to find my yogurt place– and this is it.
The owner changed in 2014, the new guys said their rent went up and it’s tougher to make it, but I really hope they’ll stay afloat, it would be such a waste.
Go and try it and you won’t be disappointed.

This is one of the smaller fro-​yo places that I’ve been too, but I found most of what I like here. I used the Euro Tart and Taro as my yogurt bases. The Euro was nice and actually tart, but it wasn’t super smooth and was icy. However, I was so happy that the tartness was there (as opposed to some of the other new fro-​yo places I’ve been trying) that I didn’t mind the texture. The Taro was also pretty good; it was sweet and just so slightly tangy. The texture on that one was spot on.
The topping bar here is really limited. The sauces are in plastic cylindrical dispensers that I believe are supposed to be a little warm. I thought the Hot Fudge would be nice, but I wouldn’t come out of the container and when it did, looked (for the lack of a better term) poopy. It was not anything like hot fudge is supposed to be like. The Blackberries I had here, were giant for some reason, and didn’t taste like anything. The Brownies, were actually pretty good. They also had Key Lime Cheesecake Bits, which is something I’ve never seen before.
The man that ran the shop was really nice. He was very welcoming with the samples and with showing that there was outdoor seating available.
The yogurt is a little more expensive than other places, at $ 0.46 an ounce, but our two half cups totaled to $ 5 which wasn’t bad.

Came here on a Wednesday night with my cousins and sister. Parking was pretty hard to find but that’s expected when going out at night in downtown Sacramento.
I’ve been to better yogurt places with a better selection of flavors and more toppings. It did the job because we were just in the mood for dessert and close by. But if you’re a fro yo fanatic this place won’t satisfy your standards.

My favorite place for fro-​yo. They always have Euro tart, honey, raspberry syrup, and mochi and I don’t give a crap about anything else.

Is there bleach flavored yogurt because when I walked in that’s all I smelled lol but any who they had many options for toppings which is good! And they had a summer watermelon flavor, although I got chocolate as always. But it was yummy for a first time here, fruit toppings were super fresh and that’s a plus!

Decent eurotart, but otherwise a limited selection of flavors at a higher price per oz and some like strawberry tasting awfully artificial. Not much else to note.

The yogurt here is grossly overpriced, and staff are teen or college-​aged girls who refuse to pause their gossip hour or extensive texting as they ring up your order. He– hello? I’m standing RIGHT HERE.
I think it took me three visits to give up on this place. Meh.

YOGURTAGOGO HAS SACRAMENTO’S BEST FROZEN YOGURT.
But their topping options are piss poor and that’s why I must give three stars.
Nothing is labeled so I really don’t know if I’m putting a brownie bite, an Oreo, or a straight up turd on my yogurt. There are no candy bar options and yogurt without Snickers pieces is not the kind of yogurt I’m interested in. Even the guy working agreed that they should have Kit Kats or Heath Bar!
No cereal options either! Except granola, but… ew. WE NEED CAP’N CRUNCH. Or maybe even Cinnamon Toast Crunch! Or Reese’s Puffs! Come on!
The fruit is pretty decent but again, not labeled, and my naked eye has a hard time discerning mango from pineapple. Same with the nuts… can anyone tell the difference between chopped peanuts and chopped almonds? Not I.
PLEASE add some cool toppings to the lineup and I’ll be more than happy to give five stars! And throw some labels on the spoons or above the containers or something!

In life, for most, it’s not possible to drive the nicest car. It’s probably not achievable to live in a big fancy mansion with a swimming pool. $ 5,000 designer handbag? Out of reach. But fortunately, top-​class yogurt with a self-​serve pristine topping bar can be a reality!
So I asked them, «Why does your yogurt taste better than other places?» They said that they buy more expensive «premium» yogurt that is higher quality with no chemicals. They also religiously clean the machines every night, not just every few days.
And yes, their yogurt really does taste better. For some reason, chocolate fro-​yo is a no go at most places. But here it actually tastes like chocolate! The toppings bar is self-​serve and they keep it so clean. Ok, not the hugest selection, but they’ve got the basics covered. It’s a little more expensive than the cheap-​o places, but not significantly so.
And for whatever it’s worth, possibly because of the midtown location, there seem to be less little scrappers scrambling around overfilling their yogurt sample cups and feeling the gummy bears. This truly is yogurt sophistication.

Taro to me tastes like soggy flavorless mashed potatoes, so I skipped that flavor and went for their less exotic blueberry cheesecake.
I have to admit that their yogurt wasn’t Unilocaltacular, to me it tasted like any other regular frozen yogurt joint.
Their raspberry pomegranate was too tarte, so we ended up settling on the blueberry cheesecake and left with only one cup.
Not worth an out of the way trip for frozen yogurt, but it’s decent if you’re around and have to have froyo.

I’ve only been here a few times, and only when there is TARO froyo. My absolute favorite. The place is very clean, the toppings are plentiful, and there is a restroom for customers! My creations always end up to be $ 4 – 5. Ask for a punch card if you plan to visit often.
I do wish there were more dairy-​free offerings, and at least one available at all times. Except maybe I don’t…because then I might come here much too often!