Ellenos Real Greek Yogurt

Best Greek yogurt! I love coming in and having the fabulous samples! My favorite is passion fruit it’s like being on Maui with the delicious sweet and tangy fruit!

This place has really good home made Greek yogurt. I bought the mango & Marion berry flavor. This taste better than store bought Chobani

Oh so yummy! My new favorite: raspberry ginger. The people there are so nice and will let you try any of their flavors. So far I’ve been impressed with the aforementioned, lemon curd, mango, and marionberry. The latte was just okay. I’d rather drink my latte. Lol. The orange turmeric flavor was very reminiscent of an orange creamsicle. Next to try is the lemon cheesecake!

Love the yogurt but can’t stand granola directly mixed into the yogurt. They used to have a plastic insert to separate yogurt from granola, but they took it out. We complained that the granola gets soggy, but were told everyone likes it that way. Another plot by corporate Devils to attempt the ruination of the People. We must stand together to prevent the downfall of our standards!!! Give me crunchy granola or none at all!!!

I absolutely love Elleno’s Greek Yogurt, so it pains me to give such a low review for their factory store.
My co-​worker and I decided to stop by on our way home from work. We showed up about 5 minutes prior to closing and we didn’t realize the lady already turned off the sign.
We walked in and there was barely any yogurt which is understandable since we showed up so close to closing, but the lady who was working was just really unpleasant.
She basically said, «Well I just turned off the sign… So do you know what you want?» «I can make raspberry, mango, or…» And that’s all I clearly heard.
Ok, I get we showed up right before closing, but really? This lady could have been nicer.
So we just got two tubs of half orange turmeric and half marionberry plus two cups of their crumble they put on top of some of their yogurts.
I paid and she only put a lid on one and for the other yogurt she just was like, «You’re going to need to eat some before you can even close it.» And I’m just over here like… «Ok, well can I have a lid then please?» She dropped on in the bag, didn’t bother to say thank you for coming in, and moved on to the next customer who came in after the fact that they were closed.
Good thing their yogurt is delicious and I will continue to purchase it, but I’ll opt for purchasing it at their little store front in Uwajimaya in Chinatown before coming back to their factory. The workers at that location are always friendly and helpful and a joy to talk to.
Highly disappointed with the factory location, but whatevs… The yogurt is still bomb.

The yogurt is so yummy, almost makes we want to give up ice cream.
We stopped in here after a volleyball game and there was no wait! We tried numerous flavored, chai, espresso, but we settled on raspberry ginger!
Yum, we will be back!

I had the unfortunate experience of dealing with the owners of this company regarding a business matter. They are unethical and dishonest.
I will never engage in any type of business transaction, including the purchase of any of their products.
Dealing with them created a «bad taste in my mouth».
Beware

Umm… Amazing. This yogurt tastes like dessert and everything I tried was soo flavorful and soo good! I think my favorite was the eggnog, lemon curd, and marionberry pie, but really. I don’t see how one could go wrong with a flavor here. I even found out you can get a half and half container with two flavors! Whut! I bought a small, thinking it could last me a couple days, but really, it was so good, it was gone in 15 minutes … :(. I need to practice self-​control here!

I don’t really like Greek yogurt because of the tartness but I have heard about Ellenos and how a lot of people raved about their yogurt. I happened to see it at Metropolitan Market and decided to try the marionberry flavor. OMG I couldn’t believe that I have been missing out on this for the longest time. It is absolutely delicious. It is not at all tart and is so creamy. I’ve had Fage and Oikos and they both turned me off of Greek yogurt for a long time. I just don’t like the taste of both.
I decided to check out the store see what other flavors they had. Marionberry and passion fruit are my favorites. I tend to stick to fruit flavored yogurt, but will try the caramel and pumpkin on a future visit.
If you are not paying attention, it is easy to miss as it is in a plain looking building that is tucked away from the street, Airport Way. But there is a sign on the sidewalk if happen to look. They are only open until 4pm from Wednesday through Saturday and closed on Sunday.

PLEASE WORK on cup level consistency. I’ve been a loyal customer for Ellenos and I’m having to come back here every week at Pike Place, Uwajimaya Seattle, Uwajimaya Bellevue and finally this location with 2 family size yogurts because they’re that good. Sadly, of all the locations I didn’t expect the Airport Way location, the hub and warehouse for this company, to be the one that doesn’t meet the level of customer satisfaction.
The lady pouring the yogurt in cups was nice but it’s been too many encounters with her where the family size cup were not filled up properly. Her excuse? She can’t close the lid. I’m sorry… but why is it that the other locations can and she can’t? I understand that you don’t need to completely fill it up for some room but to short me in the amount of yogurt and still pay $ 12 a bucket is not nice.
Fix this ASAP. I hate to say that even tho this is the closest location for me, I will never come back in this location again.
Word of advice, the guys at Uwajimaya Seattle are A LOT BETTER.

What can I say, we LOVE Ellenos yogurt! It started with my picking up a small container of their yogurt at Metropolitan Market. My husband gave me a hard time and questioned why anyone would spend near $ 4 for a container of yogurt. Let it be known, after his first taste he was hooked.
While waiting at my doctors appointment, he found an article in Seattle Magazine that mentioned tours of their yogurt production site and asked if I wanted to go. Of course I was IN! —bad news was that they actually don’t give tours for sanitary reasons so the article was wrong. Good news is we got to taste the many other flavors they carry in their Georgetown location, such as chai, passion fruit and many more! It was tough deciding on which flavors to take home, but we settled on mango, marionberry pie, and rhubarb. It lasted about a day before it was all devoured. Thankfully they aren’t located close to home or we would be here ALL the time. What a great treat/​splurge that has some nutritional value. If you haven’t tried Ellenos and you enjoy greek yogurt, you’re missing out on a life changing experience. Their yogurt is the creamiest, smoothest, party in your mouth treat that you’ll never forget. I never thought I would choose yogurt as dessert until I met Ellenos.

I hate Greek yogurt. Something about the sourness just gets me. With that said, this place is pretty awesome. I tried all 8 favors available this morning, and some of them didn’t taste like Greek yogurt at all and was pretty delicious! I have a one year old and he enjoys it quite a bit as well as my husband. We will definitely become regulars and plan to come for our weekly supply.

Located in Georgetown. If you want to avoid the lines in pike place or don’t want to pay for parking at the international district location, this is the one you should go to. The only con about this location is that it’s strictly to go, there are no places to sit at all.
I got a small half passion fruit and the other half was rhubarb. They have This is the first time I’ve ever seen rhubarb so I was definitely intrigued by it. The yogurt is probably going to be the best you’ve ever had. It’s super rich and creamy. It consists of a layer of purée of the flavor you got on top. So in this case, I had a layer of passion fruit and rhubarb. There were passion fruit seeds and actual rhubarb on top. Both flavors were really good and enhances the yogurt even more.
If you haven’t tried Ellenos, you definitely need to go.

I’ve been an Ellenos fan for a while — its the best Greek yogurt ever and so addicting! I typically purchase good grocery store brands like Fage and Brown Cow, but this by far exceeds in quality and freshness.
+ great price
+ variety of sizes
+ crumble option (highly recommend)
+ can do split flavors
+ unique (and my favorite) flavors include passion fruit, marionberry pie, and ginger raspberry
Noteworthy:
* Airport way location has limited hours
* Ellenos is also sold at uwajimaya, various farmers markets and other small retailers
* Always great service
* Can sample flavors
* Made with whole milk

I am feigning for this yogurt. Ate Ellenos greek yogurt every day I was in Seattle (4 days straight).
Thoroughly enjoyed every flavor, but always ended up with the marionberry pie and the lemon cheesecake possibly for the extra texture of the pie bits.

I have become a fan of greek yogurt over the last couple of years, but Ellenos take it to a whole new level. We stopped in here and was given samples which sold us right away. We ended up taking the Honey, Lemon and Marion berry home. It is a treat to eat this. I would be just as happy eating this versus ice cream and it is not frozen.
I will be back and back

When my wife first asked me if I wanted to go out for some Greek Yougurt, I was confused. Wasn’t that the stuff I could just pick up at the grocery store? Boy was I wrong.
No. This is not frozen yogurt, but I’ll take Ellenos any day over the frozen stuff. Made from a family recipe, their Greek yogurt, even the plain, is delicious.
And the flavors. Oh, the flavors. Forget your basic yogurt flavors. How about Marionberry Pie (with pie crust in it!), Pumpkin Pie (seasonal), Passion fruit, Chai, Lemon Curd, etc. Their flavors are not so ‘out there’ that you’ll find them off-​putting, but they’re just unusual enough that you’ll see flavors you just won’t find from other yogurts.
Their main location is at Pike Place Market, but I love visiting their Georgetown location. It’s much easier to get to and park at. Besides, it’s a great place to pick up some desert ‘to go’ after visiting some of the other local favorites like: Flying Squirrel Pizza, Zippy’s Giant Burgers (just opened), Hitckcock Deli, Smarty Pants or any of the other popular places in Georgetown.
Drop by Ellenos and find out what REAL Greek yogurt really is.

In love with this place! When my friend said she was taking me to get Greek yogurt, I wasn’t that excited…
Until I had a sample of their lemon curd. MY GOODNESS. This is the real deal. The good stuff. Brings yogurt to a new level.
I tried their Chai (also excellent) and settled on their Marionberry. Although a little pricey, it’s worth it for how it’s made AND it lasted for a few days.

Just seeing and hearing good things about Ellenos after the Georgetown art attack Saturday and months later I see people flock to the stand located inside uwaijimaya. What’s the hype?!
Finally, I got to have the yogurt from Nordstrom’s and since then I fell head over heels and had to come directly to the factory! Texture is on point — rich, creamy, and thick. Marionberry pie and passion fruit were delicious! I had a taste of the last bit of chai and will be going back for more! I highly recommend Ellenos over any yogurt, froyo, or ice cream!

I had no idea that there was a little Greek yogurt factory tucked away in Georgetown until someone pointed it out to me one day and insisted that I absolutely HAD to go in, NOW, if I had never had it. This is correct! You must go there and eat their yogurt.
Their Pike Place Market location is easier for tourists to get to, located at the corner of Pike Place and Pike St. and open daily. The Georgetown location is only open to the public Wed-​Fri, but they have a walk-​up counter where you can try samples and order tubs of yogurt. It’s a tad spendy — $ 4 for a small tub that I could easily devour in one sitting BECAUSE IT’S SO GOOD — but it’s worth it.
The display case shows all the available flavors, which are beautifully decorated like pans of gelato with fruit layers and crumbly toppings. You can sample as many as you like, and you can get a half-​and-​half tub if you like. I was advised that the marionberry pie flavor is a must-​have, and it was far and away my favorite: lightly sweet, slightly tangy, super-​rich yogurt with berry swirls and a streusel topping.
The guy told me that the yogurt would last up to several weeks in the fridge, but don’t worry, you’ll gobble it up long before that. It might sound weird to finish off your meal with Greek yogurt for dessert, but if you’re in Georgetown, give it a try! (They have spoons and napkins at the counter, so you won’t be the first.)