Yogurt Mountain

This is by far my favorite yogurt place, the yogurt is far better than any other place I have been to. However, the reason for the ⁴⁄₅ is because of two reasons. One… the hot fudge never seems to be hot and tastes more like chocolate syrup. Two, the nutella doesn’t taste like nutella, it tastes like a knock off brand (which, I’m certain it is.)

Horrible customer service, went in to sample some very different flavors. Didn’t like them at all. So I was asked to leave the store by the middle aged blonde employee, she constantly insisted for me and a friend to leave, making me feel like a free loader. I am a long time customer since the store opened and I’m never going to this location again. I will share this on social networks as well as I place where you sample and buy frozen yogurt can profile as «poor».

Caramel pretzel was my pick of the day in a Yomo dessert treat rather than a big ol cup of fro yo. You can find this in the freezer. It is a frozen yogurt creamy popsicle and I loved the sweet and savory.
There are a bunch of different flavors and toppings, and of course sample it all. It’s bright and fun inside, as well as the people working there are just as friendly.
Yogurt Mountain is totally a fitting name for this place. If you are like my hubby, you will spend at least an hour concocting your perfect yogurt mountain, and by that time, it will be a slippery melted slope, so don’t take forever and enjoy!!!

Yogurt Mountain is great place to spend some time with your friend and they close half later than most of the yogurt store during weekday. This store locates at Dale Mabry.
After dinner with a group of friend, we decided to have some desert. When we finish our dinner, it is already 9 PM. We search for many desert stores and most of them are close at 10 PM at week day. It means we only have less than 30 minute to enjoy the desert after we get there. We finally found one that will close at 10:30 which give us some time to chat.
We have arrive, we were handed the sample cup to try the flavor in store. This is paid by ounce store. You mix of partition each flavor. They are plenty to chose and we have chosen the watermelon and the pomegranate flavor. Our toping is the blue berry pop. The yogurt is very pleasant for the hot day. Our friend who brought the selfie stick took a picture with the store server with our group. It was fun night.
Somehow the yogurt store along the Dale Mabry is cheaper than the yogurt store of Bruce B down. This store server is friendly and the decoration is warming. I may be back when I have a chance to visit Dale Mabry Carrollwood area.

I had a very enjoyable visit to Yogurt Mountain. They had some very fun, tasty and interesting flavors. It certainly helped that I was with Boon, Grace, Fernelly and Rachel who are always entertaining.
Nate was friendly and helpful and I started off with a few samples. Didn’t love the pomegranate (not pomegrantey enough) but the cookies and cream, coffee, yellow cake, and birthday cake were all good. The original tart wasn’t the best I’ve had, maybe on the sweet side? but it was fine. The watermelon is SUPER interesting and fun.
The toppings are also very playful. lots of sweets like gummies, chocolate covered gummies, licorice strands, sour strips as well as fruit. The price seemed quite reasonable for what I got. The place was pretty busy even late and it’s nice that it was open late enough for us to enjoy. Seating was comfortable and the décor is nice. Well lit. People were friendly.
If they had mochi and the blackberries were a lil better looking I would give it five stars. No WiFi also a lil disappointing. And I like fresh mango and kiwi toppings. Makes me believe I am being healthy. But otherwise it’s definitely a super fun place with a lot of variety, taste and fun. Definitely go with Boon, Rachel, Grace, and Fernelly if you can.

This was our favorite place to go until just recently. The female owner is outright rude and unprofessional. She treated us so poorly and was rude. We will not go back. Makes me sad as this was our number one but we will find another friendly place!

Great place. Great service.
They greet you with sample cups when you walk in. There’s a large and varied selection of frozen yogurt, and a huge selection of toppings and sauces (mmm Nutella and hot caramel).
One of the coolest things was that they had dividers to put in your cup if you can’t choose just one flavor and don’t want to mix them. They even subtract the weight of the divider from your total at the end.
I’d definitely recommend this place.

Went to eat yogurt here with friends for the first time today. We have been to many yogurt places before so we decided to go to a new place today. Right as we walked in, the cashier greeted us and offered us sample cups. There are a variety of flavors that all taste very good and they provide cup dividers so you can get up to three different flavors without having to worry about the flavors mixing. There is also a large toppings selection, but there aren’t as much different choices like some other yogurt stores. I would have liked it better if they had cookie dough and more fruit flavors juice poppers too. They do have Yomopops, which are Yogurt Pops. All the other places I have been to does not have this and I thought it was very interesting. You get to choose a flavor yogurt pop, a dipping, and then a topping. It was very good. Overall, this is a good yogurt place to come with friends.

It was really good for a chain yogurt place, some really great rotating yogurts with lots of topping options. Was definitely worth a drive to have good yogurt.

I mean really. is it even possible to dislike YoMo?!
There are sample cups so you can test out any flavor before committing. There are a few low-​fat options for anyone trying to keep it somewhat healthier. Caramel pretzel is the best flavor I’ve tried so far. Of course, cake batter is a must! I haven’t tried any of the tart flavors yet, but that’s next on my list. You help yourself to a cup and fill it with as much frozen yogurt as you wish. Then, it’s on to the toppings!
The toppings bar has so many options that it’s almost brain overload! There are crushed candy bars, sprinkles, nuts, fruits, and more! My favorites are the Oreos, chocolate covered pretzels, strawberry boba, hot fudge, and frosted animal cookies! Once you are done with toppings and sauces, you bring your creation to the cash register where it is weighed and you are charged by the ounce. So if you went a little crazy with the toppings, you will be paying for it in more ways than one! I usually end up paying around $ 5-​$ 6 for the smallest cup filled halfway with yogurt.
You really can’t go wrong anytime you get frozen yogurt, but the variety of yogurt flavors combined with the ever-​changing toppings bar makes Yogurt Mountain one of my favorite dessert stops.

I know it’s a chain but I really really really like Yogurt Mountain. I really miss living down the street. It is a true test of will to not overload yourself on the amount of frozen yogurt and toppings that you serve yourself. However, it most always happens. I expect this whenever I go and I think it’s part of their evil plan to take over the world. Mwahaha.
Anyway, Yogurt Mountain always has a number of yogurt flavors to choose from and offers sample cups to use if you can’t decide between flavors. You serve yourself, which can be dangerous, but it never seems to get messy. They must do a great job of cleaning up! The toppings bar has endless amounts of toppings. Okay, they aren’t really endless but they have so much to offer! Even mini gummy bears, which I can’t seem to find anywhere anymore. This makes me a happy gal.
The weight of your dessert determines how much you spend on it. Hence, it is important to know how much you can handle. But really, who cares? Yogurt Mountain will be sure to put a smile on your face. Also, it’s a lot of fun to sit outside on the patio tables and enjoy your creation. :-)

Yogurt Mountain (or YoMo) is a chain of self-​serve frozen yogurt dessert bars with 16 rotating flavors of frozen yogurt and over fifty toppings, for which the customer pays by the ounce. The YoMo concept started in Birmingham, Alabama in 2009 and has steadily grown to cover the southern US and up into Ohio, Maryland, and West Virginia.
YoMo promotes itself as America’s Favorite Yogurt Store™, and they offer yogurts which are fat-​free or low-​fat, and feature probiotics, which can help promote a healthy digestive and immune system. They’re also a great source of protein and calcium. Each person gets to use the soft-​serve machines and can have as much or as little yogurt as they want. Each machine serves two flavors, or a swirl blend of both flavors. The kids seem to go wild get a squirt from each machine, and ending up with some nasty-​looking concoctions.
Once you’ve filled your cup with frozen yogurt, you turn around to face the «Toppings Bar» where you can further customize your creations and add a selection of fruit, cereal, nuts, candy, cookies, cakes and a variety of sauces.
From there you take your cup of «Blue Goo» up to the register and place it on the scale. You pay by the ounce, so you can have as much of everything as you want. You’ve heard the phrase about your eyes being bigger than your stomach? I am quite sure that this phrase was invented in a FroYo shop.
This YoMo store can be found along N. Dale Mabry Highway in Carrollwood, in a small strip mall out in front of the Lowe’s «Steve-​spends-​too-​much-​money-​here» home improvement store. Yogurt Mountain is in the same little strip mall as Chipotle and Jimmy John’s Sandwich Shop.
I picked up a small cup and filled it halfway with a couple of shots of fat-​free white chocolate frozen yogurt, and then added chocolate chips, shredded coconut, and crushed peanuts for my toppings. The cost was around $ 5, and the yumminess factor was quite high. It’s a bit pricey, but the yogurt is good, and the toppings are tasty.
Get your FroYo YoMo on, and make happy noises!

This place was busy and it’s easy to see why. Wide selection of serve it yourself yogurt flavors and endless toppings to chose from. Plus there’s a waffle bowl option!

Best yogurt spot in the tampa bay area. I love the unique flavors they offer and there is always something new. The environment is very relaxing and also very clean. The staff is very friendly!

I’m a regular here. I’m in the frequent member club and often get free ones. The toppings are great except the fresh bar. That grossed me out and should be behind a counter served by an employee. I can only imagine the kids poking their hands in there!
I love the new flavors each month. To be healthy, just get plain yogurt with but topping.
The best yogurts are cake, vanilla, caramel pretzel, and peanut butter. Try the hot fudge on the bottom and too when you make your sundae.
The cups they give you are super huge. Don’t fill it up like the pictures on the wall. That would be crazy! Lol.
This place is always packed with young kids and families. We love it!

YM has to be my favorite frozen yogurt in town! Because their frozen yogurt is creamy and NOT icy like many other places I have tried. It’s full of flavor light ice cream option.
My favorite flavors have to be the chocolate, caramel pretzel & the tart. They have a lot of variety of different flavors, that change through out the month so you will always find new flavors to try. They provide small tasting cups incase you would like to try a new flavor before committing to it.
Many topping options, from fresh fruits to cereal, candies and other foodies. The possibilities are endless!

This place has a good variety and my grandson and wife love it for the wide variety of flavors they have.
Nice ambiance and plenty of seating both indoor and outdoor (when it’s so hot that the yogurt melts before you can eat it).
I’d suggest this place to others and keep going back to get more.

It’s really hard to have a bad time at a place like this. Yogurt mountain is a colorful, family-​friendly frozen yogurt place with this location being on N Dale Mabry in the complex with Chipotle. They have a pretty good selection of flavors, and sample cups are available upon request. I went with the blueberry flavor, which I fell in love with since it actually tasted like FRESH blueberries, not like a candy/​artificial taste. And toppings, galore! This place kills pinkberry, they don’t have shit for toppings. I opted for those bursting fruit beads in a passion fruit flavor, some fresh blueberries, and couple other types of fruit. When it comes to dessert I really like fruity things even though I do like chocolate, haha. The employees were super friendly and seemed pretty happy to be working there which was refreshing. Two thumbs up for YOMO!

I’ve always had mixed thoughts on Yogurt Mountain…
The flavors of yogurt are always diverse, delicious, and they do a good job of switching them out pretty regularly. The same with their toppings, always a good selection of cereals, seasonal cookie flavors, and plenty of candy. I also love that they use some fresh fruit and not all canned stuff.
I’ve been at least three times when a flavor I wanted was empty (womp womp– I guess that means everyone was a fan… I’m looking at you caramel pretzel) which is a bummer. My only other complaint which isn’t really in their control, is the amount of kids that serve themselves. I’d always hated not being able to serve myself until I’d been to Yogurtology and seen how much more sanitary that is. There shouldn’t need to be a sign that says «don’t re-​use your sample cup», however I see that happen all the time. Yuck yuck yuck.
The employees are always friendly and even when it’s packed don’t seem stressed. They also have a legit frequent buyer program where you are texted coupons as you visit. I’ve gotten at least four 50% off coupons this way.
While there are definitely pros and cons to Yomo, I can’t complain much when I am eating frozen yogurt covered in butterfinger dust.

What a busy little yogurt shop. This place is packing them in by the dozens.
Admittedly, I’m not a huge fan of yogurt. It’s not that I don’t like it, it’s just that I prefer ice cream. Today’s visit may have proved to be a turning point. I decided that I wanted a banana split and proceeded to attempt to make said split when I discovered a key ingredient was missing from the toppings bar… pineapple chunks.
After checking with the staff it was confirmed I would have to have a pineappleless banana split, but to be honest, after adding the strawberry syrup, peanuts, maraschino cherries, whipped cream, hot fudge and caramel to my vanilla bean and chocolate mix, I didn’t miss the pineapples at all. One of the best non-​ice cream frozen treats I’ve had in a yogurt shop. I now can see why this yogurt shop has such a following.
THE VERDICT
The shop is a little small for the amount of business they generate, which is completely opposite of most froyo shops I’ve seen. I thought the Grape Soda Sorbet was a notable flavor… but I’m betting most people will not like its medicine-​like flavor. It could be a real winner if they tweak it just a little more.
Get some pineapples on the wet bar and I’ll turn from a fan to a dedicated follower.