Yeti Yogurt

I went here when it first opened — obviously a lot of good points as pointed out by Natasha including that they have a coffee/​tea bar. I do however dislike that they cannot give you a straight answer about the ingredients — mostly because they don’t know. What I gathered from my own research was that it was not exactly wholesome. Frozen Yogurt has a lot of hype but essentially its high in sugar which translates to health problems and essentially is fat on your body. The other issue is that this particular place uses artificial colors and flavors along with non-​vegan ingredients. They are not as sweet as Menchies however, but not as rich either. In general, we get charged way too much here for this cheaply made product… see prices in California for instance. A whole small container will cost $ 3 with toppings.

Really yummy, and I love it how they have a coffee bar there to, 1 minute from the sea us, amazing location! Love their gluten free, lactose free vanilla

Delicious plain tart frozen yogurt. I love how they give you free samples and how it’s self-​served.

I really wanted to like this business. Unfortunately I encountered typical Vancouver customer service. No greeting, disappointing especially as I was the only customer. The two employees were more interested in their discussion than serving me. When I asked «how it worked» the answers was «therearetastingcupshereandcupsdowntherandLlthefla­vorsonthewalltoppingshereandillweighitwhenyou’redone» I had to workout how to get the frozen yogurt to dispense by watching a customer that arrived after me.
The frozen yogurt is not smooth and creamy. It’s a bit grainy and the flavor lacks richness. The topping were excellent.
I can’t recommend this place.

THE BEST FROZEN YOGURT IN THE LOWER MAINLAND.
Not only are there plenty of delicious flavours but their toppings are amazing. The hazelnut crunch is literally pieces of hazelnut in a nutella like spread. I drown my frozen yogurt in that stuff… I visit this place EVERY time I come over to North Vancouver. It’s the best!

Great place for frozen yogurt. lots of variety in flavors. Salted caramel will always be my favorite! They also have pretty good toppings.

Short ‘n Sweet, like Yeti-​Yummy! This is sooo de-​lish. I had the salted caramel and it was killer good. In fact you get cravings for this place. They offer bite size samples and there’s got to be something for everyone’s tastes. Throw in some toppings and you’re in frozen yogurt heaven. This is a great little spot to grab a dessert and go for a walk to the waterfront and take in the view.

Very disappointed the yogurt was tasteless I thought I couldn’t go wrong with the cookie dough but I was wrong. The waffle cone was also tasteless and hard and didn’t taste like your typical waffle cone. With the two yogurts it came to $ 22.00 what a waste of money for tasteless yogurt and waffle. We will not be back!

Pluses — unlimited samples, lots of flavors, excellent toppings, service. Cons — poor quality yogurt.
Yeti Yogurt has ~16 flavors and they leave out sample cups so you can try them all at your leisure. Unfortunately we only found 2 – 3 flavors were decent; most were not sweet enough and too icy. Menchies and Yogen Fruz are much better, and if you’ve ever had YogurtLand this falls far far short.
Having said that, the toppings were very, very good. I especially want to mention the Fererr Roche/​Nutella-​like chocolate topping, the peanut butter rice goo w/​rice crispy topping, and the lemon goo w/​rice crispy topping — never had anything like them before another froyo place and they were awesome! Would have been nice to have some Reeses Pieces and carob chips.
Also want to give props to the fellow behind the counter, who gave us a bag of ice to pack up our yogurt in to take home. Nice service touch.

Yeti over Menchies/​Pinkberry! They always have diverse wonderful flavours and fun toppings

I come here for the coffee. Moja Coffee beans (local North Van roaster), great machines (Simonelli Aurelia) and my favourite unsweetened almond milk for lattes.

Was absolutely amazing so many flavors and so good. Was a great experience during my first visit to north Vancouver. I would recommend this place to all my friends

Grab sample jars near cash desk and test the flavors out!
I LOVE THIS PLACE! It’s very dangerous the fact that it’s on my way home from work.
— Lots of flavors
— Tons of toppings!
— There’s a point card (Although can’t say how it works because I haven’t redeemed anything)
— Lots of room to sit and relax.
— Free water jug on the counter.
— Prices are reasonable
— Staff is young, but always nice and happy to help.
I think there is one other location out at SFU. I still love Pinkberry, but I would prefer this over Menchies.

Yeti Yogurt is fantastic.
When it opened I thought, aww man another frozen yogurt chain. When Menchie’s opened I thought okay, more selection, less healthy and crappier product than Pinkberry, but its convenient and it has a great location.
Yeti Yogurt actually has better quality yogurt and selection than Pinkberry or Menchie’s. It is fantastic.

Best frozen yogurt!
I have tried a few other places but I was never a bug fan of frozen yogurt until I came here for the first time. They have so many choices for yogurt and toppings. I come here almost every weekend to treat myself!

I am a big fan of frozen yogurt and am always eager to try new places when they pop up. Yeti Yogurt is great! They have a TON of toppings to choose from: fruits, candies, nuts, sprinkles, syrups, pretty much anything you could want on frozen yogurt. At Pinkberry they charge extra for certain toppings but Yeti Yogurt does not. Yeti Yogurt also has a wider variety of toppings than both Pinkberry and Menchies, especially nut toppings.
I was excited to try the Nutella flavour but found that it didn’t taste very rich… it was sort of like the taste of instant hot chocolate when it’s made with water. Fortunately you can test out different flavours to see what you like before you buy! My favourite flavour by far would have to be the Greek Lemon! I really can’t get enough of it! The seasonal Egg Nog flavour is also really good.
Besides the topping variety, and my love for the Greek Lemon flavour, I would choose Yeti Yogurt over the nearby Menchies because it is a much nicer place to hang out at. They have comfortable lounge chairs, magazines, and even a coffee bar inside. It’s a great place to meet up with friends. It looks like they have a patio they can open up when the weather gets nice, as well.

Simply put, they pedal a superior product, and absolutely crush their competitors when it comes to price and selection. I recommend their salted caramel yoghurt, then topping it off with lots of crunchy, light-​weight cereals!
The location is beautifully decorated, but they are always blaring pop music at a level that isn’t conducive to actual human interaction. I can’t understand why they try to market exclusively towards tweens and teens, and don’t just play on the nutritional component to appeal to all of those whom are looking for a more health-​conscious treat!

As good as it gets. Better than Qoola and comparable to Menchie’s. Spacious patio allows you to sit for hours and chat.

Such a tick-​off when you just miss the Sea Bus by a minute. I hate when I look up at the clock and it’s another 29 minutes until the next one. Of course the Market is closed and to walk all the way up Lonsdale back home is not an option. So, what to do? Grab a coffee? It’s too late for caffeine. Frig!
Thank goodness for Yeti Yogurt, right near the Sea Bus. Since we had time to kill, my friend and I stopped in for some froyo to kick off our Gastown Pub crawl.
I loved the set up. You can taste anyone you like prior to buying and they have loads of toppings. And, even better, they offer Greek Froyo. Of course I had to try this.
I grabbed a small cup with both blueberry greek and lemon greek froyo. I decided to skip the toppings as I had just sampled the lemon and knew it was perfect on its own. The yogurt is so creamy and delicious. It is actually healthier and better tasting than regular ice cream.
As we walked back to the Sea Bus we savoured each bite. Realizing we were actually happy we missed the first one.
Out of the many places to grab frozen yogurt in Vancouver, this is by far my favourite. And it wasn’t expensive. You serve yourself, so you can try as many flavours as you want and you can control how much you have.
They don’t have waffle cones yet, but when we asked they said they will be offering that soon.
Next time you too forget to check the Sea Bus departure times, give it a try.

Yeti yogurt has effectively stomped out their competition with their hairy feet. Well, not literally but their selection of yogurt in one place is mind blowing. They also carry 4 flavours of greek yogurt (which is good for Lactarded folks such as myself). Some other ones that I saw which looked interesting included the Nutella yogurt…
Since they’ve been open, I’ve been there twice, each time I tried a different greek yogurt (Rasberry and Blueberry). Their toppings counter is also quite vast with tons of fresh fruit cut up to tiny pieces (not huge chunks like other stores). To top it off, they have a rewards card where if you sign up online, you get 25 points (each point is 1 dollar spent). The level one reward is at 50 points and the level 2 reward is the next 40 points. Each level of reward is worth $ 5 dollars worth of Yeti yogurt.