Go Greek Yogurt

Tried this place for the first time yesterday, and I must say I am so impressed. The frozen yogurt is extremely thick and rich and the honey flavored FroYo has to be the best one. They also have cool toppings like flax and chia seeds (wooh Omega3s!)… Just keep in mind there’s two kinds of yogurt in this place, sweetened frozen yogurt (self serve) and regular plain not frozen Greek yogurt that they prepare for you with toppings. They have pre made topping ideas on their menu, even savory ones like yogurt, cucumber, olive oil etc… mmmmmm definitely one I will go back to try.

Best frozen yogurt ever! Their toppings are healthy so you dont feel guilty for the calories. They have chia seeds for the toppings too. I LOVE GO GREEK :) always want to come back to this place.

Seems healthier then most yogurt places and they have organic drinks and jam. Love the taste and variety. They have frozen or regular yogurt with veggies… many combos to choose from.

I should start off by saying I’m a huge fan of Pinkberry. I feel disloyal any time I step into any other frozen yogurt establishment. The sentiment was no different when I discovered Go Greek. First experience was eh. My second… and I was hooked.
I love the rich flavor of the yogurt, which has a more thick and creamier texture than Pinkberry. And of course, it’s healthier. The toppings are where the true health nut qualities shine. From chia seeds to flax seeds to various fruit to almonds and pecans and coconut shreds.
I noticed today they also have savory options. As someone who prefers ordering an extra appetizer to dessert, you know I’m all over that concept. I can’t wait to go back and try their savory combinations. A view of the menu had nonfat plain Greek yogurt with combinations that include cucumbers, tomatoes, feta cheese, oregano, kalamata olives, chili powder, etc.
YUM!

I came here for the first time yesterday (a chilly December evening right before Christmas), and I fell in love with GoGreek. The staff is also super friendly and charismatic.
The shop itself is super cute and I love the wooden tables and stools that add charm to the place. The flavors they had were plain, honey, eggnog, and chocolate. After sampling the flavors, I decided to serve myself some plain and honey Greek froyo. I found the eggnog flavor to be too sweet and I wanted something a bit lighter. The honey froyo is subtle and not too sweet, which I liked.
There were so many delicious, healthy toppings available. I chose chia seeds, dates, and blackberries to top off my yogurt. Then, at the cashier, they charge by weight of the cup. While it is more expensive than Yogurtland, it is considerably healthier and a great guilt-​free snack that you can have anytime!
I asked the cashier about their other locations, and she mentioned that in addition to the Beverly Hills and Woodland Hills locations already in place, they will be adding shops in Newport Beach and Santa Monica. So keep a lookout for those!
I’m so glad I found GoGreek! It’s a hop skip and a jump away from Pressed Juicery, which I frequent, so I will definitely be coming often!

I’m (somewhat, but not really) ashamed to admit that I eat Go Greek for dinner several nights a week! Go Greek is amazing because of the quality of the greek yogurt, the nutritional variety of toppings, and the fact that I still feel somewhat healthy while enjoying it for a snack or meal!
They always have a nice selection of 4 flavors, and lately these have been Plain Tart, Peach, Honey, and Chocolate, although the Pumpkin special they had in the fall was incredible (please bring it back!). The toppings range from fresh fruit, to flax and hemp seed, to cacao nibs and other sweets. There is also the option to create a savory yogurt, which I’ve never tried but they look interesting… can’t really wrap my head around ordering one of these.
Parking is very easy to find at all hours in my opinion… or maybe I’ve just gotten lucky. Also, they have a punch card if you ask for it, but you only get a stamp if you order 10 oz. or more which is unfortunate. You’ll get a free yogurt after 10 stamps, though!
Anyway, trust me when I say this is the best froyo in LA, and you are missing out if you don’t try it!

5 stars so delicious — you can sample everything before you buy. Gluten free and so healthy and satisfying. Parking sometimes challenging !

I generally don’t like flavored frozen yogurt.
So I only get the plain yogurt. I like how they have some toppings that other places don’t have like fig, sour cherry, etc. The plain yogurt is good. I took 1 star off because the service is veryyy sloooww and the staff didn’t have smiles on them.

SO GOOD.
I don’t care if they only have 4 flavored. Their toppings are mwuaaah fresh and their original Greek yogurt is creeeemy.
Extra points for poppy seed and flaxseed toppings y’all.

Cute little yogurt shop in the heart of Beverly Hills. I love this place! All of their flavors are good but the best are the honey and vanilla. Probably top 3 frozen yogurt flavors of all time. Not even kidding. Everyone behind the counter is super sweet and always helpful. Worth a visit!

Wwwhoa, real Greek yogurt and froyo!!! Ask for a tiny taster cup and you’ll be amazed. Quaint interior, yet crowded.
Only 4 flavors of froyo, but the original tart is sooo sensational, the other flavours truly are not necessary. The flavors were: tart, honey, peanut butter, and chocolate.
The BEST creamy rich, dense, yet smooth tart froyo I have ever had… no toppings needed, savour the delicious creaminess instead. It’s even creamier smoother and richer than Pinkberry original tart froyo.
Pricey at $.75/​ounce, but you are paying for quality, richness, smoothness, and unique creaminess, like no other in the marketplace… They have medium or large size self serve container options.
Loyalty punch cards available, must purchase 10oz minimum to qualify. But it’s easy to self serve 10 oz because it’s addicting! Definitely coming back for my next Greek froyo fix.

This place is awesome and healthy. Not very big and they don’t have a ton of flavor a but they have four to choose from and a bunch of fresh toppings to go on.
This isn’t like those other places with sprinkles and twinkies to mix in. Only farm fresh and healthy toppings.

OH. MY. GOSH. Just reading the name of this place puts a smile on my face. It’s very unsuspecting looking from the street, but once you’re inside, it’s Greek Yogurt + Topping Heaven! Where to start…
Fresh Greek Yogurt: They import their yogurt from Greece… there is 10% fat (it’s like eating a cloud), 2% fat, and fat free. You get to pick your toppings from there… I have tried the cherry topping/​granola as well as rose petals/​granola.
Frozen Greek Yogurt: They typically have 4 (maybe 6?) different flavors. I love Chocolate… it’s creamy and delicious!!!
They have a local business discount, so be sure to bring your business card to get their special ‘locals only’ discount card!

I stopped in the other day for a quick work snack and I must say I am impressed by Go Greek. The store is cute and clean and food and service were great.
I tried both the frozen yogurt as well as the greek yogurt and both were pretty out of this world. In my opinion, Go Greek has some of the tastiest frozen yogurt that I have had in LA. While I was there they had plain, honey, coffee, and chocolate. I tried the plain and the honey and if I were in the mood for frozen yogurt, I would have gotten the honey in a heartbeat. They also had a variety of different greek yogurts, but since i was just stopping in for a snack, I opted for the plain greek yogurt.
The toppings at Go Greek are quite healthy offering a variety of fruits, nuts and seeds (although they still have many of your typical topping favorites as well). I topped mine with strawberries, raspberries and their hemp granola which was delicious. They were very generous with the toppings and the proportions were perfect. In the end, my cup ended up costing around $ 6, which I thought was a fair price for what I was getting.
I came in around 10:00am, so the place wasn’t crowded at all, but with such a small place and the organization of the store, I wouldn’t be surprised if it were hard to navigate during a busier hour of the night.
Overall, I think that Go Greek might be one of my new favorite snacks in Beverly Hills. I will definitely be stopping by again!

I give 3 stars because I love love their yogurt. It taste like heaven. But honestly, their service with their «one cup per person» policy when you want to sample the yogurt is so obnoxious. I went in with my mom and asked for 2 sample cups. The girl literally looked at me and said «it’s on per person.» When I told her my mom was with me she looked over at the stations as if she didn’t believe me to see if she saw someone there. That is very low service for a place like this. The sample cups fit one lick of yogurt. How can you be so cheap about giving a sample cup? This is my favorite place but this really brought it down for me. I didn’t appreciate it.
Plus, it’s so unsanitary to use one cup and sample a few flavors. People lick that cup and use it again to take other flavors!

People have been telling me to check this place out for months, and now that I have, I’ve tasted the Kool Aid.
This is the best fro-​yo I’ve ever had. Today’s flavor selections were plain, honey, coffee and chocolate. Since I was grabbing breakfast, I opted for plain. The Greek yogurt was sweet but not overwhelmingly– it was incredible. I topped my yogurt with granola, chia seeds and chocolate chips. SO GOOD! My full cup was about $ 8– a bit pricey but worth every penny. They serve sweet and savory yogurt here if you’re looking to satisfy a more traditional yogurt craving– think tzatziki-​esque.
Parking is easy to come by. I can imagine this place gets crowded at its busiest times. Not many tables but easy to enjoy on the go!

While I will admit the Go Greek has THE BEST frozen yogurt I’ve ever had in both taste and texture, there are just so many other factors that come into play.
1. Prices differences: Online it says that the frozen yogurt is $ 0.60/ounce. However, in store (see photo) it is actuall $ 0.75/ounce. $ 0.15/ounce difference is HUGE! This is a huge turnoff. Not sure if other prices vary between store and online, but this is the only one I personally have noticed.
2. Phone number: It is impossible to get through to a real person!!! The phone number provided only gives you the option to call and leave a message. Ridiculous! Especially since they have a real store… how hard is it to have a working phone?
3. Setup: As I said in my previous review, the set up is terrible. The frozen yogurt machines are in the way of the toppings line which makes it a hassle during busy times.
4. «Loyalty» cards: You are only eligible to get a loyalty card/​get a stamp if you have purchased 10oz of yogurt! That is RIDICULOUS!!! ESPECIALLY FOR THE PRICES! So you are only considered a loyal customer if you spend at least $ 7.50!!! WHAT!!! Sorry, but even if I did want to spend that much on frozen yogurt, I wouldn’t be able to finish it!!! This is by far the dumbest thing I have ever heard of.
5. Tasting cups: Also as I stated in other reviews, they expect you to use one tasting cup for all of your sampling needs. So, double dipping and potentially contaminating the yogurt machine is allowed here. Not what I’d expect of Beverly Hills.
6. Customer service: It is JUST OK. The owners don’t help at all! I was in and he was the one behind the counter and I was ready to pay. He didn’t help me or even be friendly, he just called some girl from the back to take care of me… okay? It’s your business, can you treat your customers with some smidgen of friendliness?
7. Lastly, the traditional Greek yogurt: I tried this today because it was morning and I didn’t eat breakfast yet. I gotta say, the frozen yogurt is SO SUPERIOR! I don’t get why people would pay so much for the normal yogurt – Fage is much better. I’ve made my own Greek Yogurt before and decided the store bought version is better. This tasted just like my homemade variety, and that’s not a good thing. Especially for the huge premium you’re paying. Not good. Not worth it!
I hope Go Greek can step it up in these areas because the product is great, it’s just everything else that is pretty bad.

My god… this is the best frozen yogurt I have ever had. GO HERE FOR FROYO.
There are few options for the froyo flavors, but the best ones are plain and honey greek yogurt. Yum! Lots of fresh fruit topping options, as well as additional jams and herbs like mint, black cherry, rose, etc. They are all soooooo good. Really rich yogurt, not too sweet not too tart, with the toppings being heaven.
The only thing I don’t like about this place is the location. Parking is difficult. I was lucky enough to find street parking in the front with a meter.

ABSOLUTELY OBSESSED! The yogurt here is to die for! So rich and so filling, supposedly flown over from Greece. The frozen yogurt is also delicious. My personal favorite is the chocolate or rose flavored frozen yogurt or the plain yogurt with sale honey drizzled on top!
It’s a small shop with a Mediterranean vibe. They sell olive oil and jam from Greece as well. Give this place a try, you’ll love it!

When I looked up the reviews, it was my understanding they did not JUST serve greek yogurt. Since I am not a fan of greek yogurt, I wanted to try what else they have.
When I arrived, I was informed they only had greek yogurt. The lady working was extremely nice and offered me to try different flavors and mix different things in it. She was humorous and actually really attentive, trying to figure out an alternative for me not to taste the greek yogurt so much in each bite. Unfortunately, it did not hit the spot for me but my friends LOVED it and wanted to go back the next day!
For greek yogurt lovers, GO HERE!