I Heart Yogurt

Great place for yogurt. Make sure to try peanut butter w strawberry together. It’s delicious. Service was polite and friendly.

Four stars. Because of the off-​brand toppings. Toppings are what I measure yogurt places like this by. Mainly if they have legit real Reese’s cups and Reese’s pieces on the toppings bar, and also Snickers. This place has none of them, just some off-​brand versions. Not a deal killer but not 5 stars. Good yogurt though.

Good stuff but horrible staff. They have refused to pay several of their employees and accused someone I know of theft. She then tried to handle it by going to the actual owner and they still refused to pay her. Horrible company. Don’t support them.

Warning to those who keep Kosher!
Despite the fact it says, «Certified Kosher» on the I Heart Yogurt coupons (I just received one in the latest Valpak), Dallas Kosher (the universally-​accepted Kashrus certifying agency in Dallas) warns that only the soft ice cream product itself is Kosher.
The machines, utensils, toppings, cookies, fruit, etc. are NOT!!!
This is very misleading and, of course, can do real harm to those who are observant.
BTW, there is only one phone number listed on the coupon for all four of their local locations, and they don’t answer the phone. Very annoying.

I’ve been to several other Fro-​Yo places, but I Heart Yogurt is my favorite. The yogurt is nice and cold with great flavor. The fruit bar is very fresh and kept exceptionally clean. I think their prices are in line with other Fro-​Yo places, but I’ll happily continue to make the drive here for the selection, quality and nice employees.

I love the serve yourself yogurt places, and this one did not disappoint! While not the breadth of selection we are used to, there were about 8 – 10 different flavors of yogurt and good selection of toppings. I loved the large selection of fruit. Could stand to throw a few more sauces, including whipped cream, plus leave sample cups out so we don’t have to interrupt the cashier while people are paying. All and all, a good selection at a reasonable price. Just remember it is by the pound and fill your bowl accordingly!

First time in and it’s won me over!
I’m not sure I’ve seen another yogurt shop as immaculate as this one. It was so clean, without a drop of froyo or a misplaced topping in sight.
The price point seems to be right on par with other shops in town.
It’s staffed by young kids who aren’t overly friendly but get the job done and are efficient.
I can’t wait to go back and try it again!

Very tiny yogurt place tucked away in a strip mall. Strangely, the night we went, the patrons were a mixture of seniors (by seniors I mean elderly people), tweens, and then my 20-​ish friends sitting awkwardly on some stools.
It feels a little more casual than some frozen yogurt places I’ve been to, with fewer flavors of froyo and fewer toppings, but I think they did their espresso right, and the orange sorbet was delicious. It’s unfortunate I love creamy and tangy – it’s so hard to create an appropriate barrier between the two so they don’t melt and mix together.
D:
They have almond roca, which I was super excited for, and mochi (although I never get it). Fruit looked fresh, although I wish they carried blueberries.

My friend wanted me to experience her new love. She insisted that I had to try it and would love it more than my love, Pinkberry. I have always gone to Pinkberry and loved it and felt bad for betraying my love. But my friend insisted I try it and I caved.
Wow…that’s all I can say. The yogurt was amazing! It was so yummy and the toppings were so fresh. I was intimidated at first because I didn’t know what to do. But it was so easy. It’s a self-​serve (which I love!) and you just get this cup and serve yourself. You pick out what flavor you want and choose your toppings. They just weigh it and poof you are done!
The place is small which doesn’t leave much seating but it’s so worth it! I heart yogurt is where I go when I have self control that day and know I won’t go to crazy in there! I still love Pinkberry but there is something about being in control about how much or how little makes it better. I think I might just go get some right now!
I heart yogurt is simply delish!

5 stars — my favorite fro-​yo place.
The cookies and cream fro-​yo is the best. They have tons of toppings options and lots of yogurt flavors.
Of all the new fro-​yo shops I’ve tried in this new fad, this is absolutely my favorite.

This is good froyo… I think deciding between I Heart Yogurt and Pinkberry comes down to personality types. If you are a do-​it-​yourselfer and want to grab the bull by the horns, then this is your place. Just corral one of the freaking gigantic cups (don’t forget to lift with your legs to avoid back injury) and load up. Seriously, these things are just about large-​popcorn bucket-​sized. Varied selection of flavors. When I went, the texture was nice: I prefer my froyo a bit softer after it has melted some, and this came out that way from the machines. Toppings could use some labels. I did like the mini reeses peanut butter cups! One side note, the slatted benches are torture if you have anatomy similar to mine (own an ass). I will have to stuff a pillow down my pants if I ever sit on them again.
Here is where I make my case for Pinkberry: if you are the type that likes to be waited on hand and foot (like me), then Pinkberry is your place. They take care of all the difficult topping sprinkling for you with a smile. They serve it in a manageable cup size suited to your liking. And you don’t have to grab the topping handle that a 10 year old with lesser hygienic skills than MY 10 year old just grabbed, and I can tell you about 10 year olds’ hygienic skills… trust me.
So, just do a quick Rorschach ink blot test then head to the appropriate corner of Preston and Royal for your fix.

This is my favorite culinary discovery of 2010 so far.
Here’s how it works:
You go in, grab a bowl and saunter up to one of the many self-​serve frozen yogurt machines. You can choose just one flavor, or you can mix & match and fill your bowl with every color imaginable. (The latter is more likely. There are too many tasty flavors to pass up!)
Then you head to the toppings bar. There you can add candy (gummi bears, butterfinger, reeses, sprinkles), cookies, fresh fruit (kiwi, strawberries) and more!
The cashier will weigh your froyo bucket, and you pay per ounce.
The flavors are plentiful. My favorites are the Orange-​Tangerine (tastes like a dreamsicle) and Cookies & Cream (amazing.)
Best thing about this dessert — only 22 calories per ounce! A great treat if you’re on a diet, and living in crazy hot Texas in the summer.

I came here after watching a flick next door and didn’t know what I was about to embark on. Now I have been to Pinkberry, Red Mango and a few other froyo places. But NONE of them have the flavors down like this place does. Yes its pricey but what froyo place isn’t? I love the self serve wall of froyo and the very freshest toppings! I only wish they had one closer to me :(
AMAZING AMAZING DELICIOUS!!!
Just thinking about it gets my mouth watering!
One Word: HEART!

Ahhhhhhhhhhh.
I Heart Yogurt.
Could there be a more fitting name?
I absolutely fell in love when I first came through the doors. Such a funky cool setup! Bamboo inside the walls, plastic chairs in neon colors, long perfect white topping counter– this is exactly my cup of tea! Or, should I say, cup of yogurt. (Cup of yogurt… get it?) They have an array of flavors which are fairly typical, but taste better than the competition. The yogurt is smoother, creamier and altogether more delicious than any other fro-​yo place I have tried so far. The toppings are always fresh every time I go, and the prices are the best.
I can’t find a fault with I Heart Yogurt. I heart it, I truly do. (Ha. Get it again? I heart I Heart Yogurt! …Maybe I need to work on it)

Some of you may judge me on this… but I don’t like this place AS much as my other fro-​yo places because their mochi is WEAK. The consistency is sorta too gummy and tastes a bit chalky.
The taste of their vanilla and original tart is good though. But I really, really like mochi with my fro-​yo.
.40 cents an oz.

Sitting at home eating ice cream out of a carton gets tired and lonely. So when I heard that others were finding true happiness with frozen yogurt, I was intrigued but a little scared. Trying to find one to wed in tasty frozen bliss or at least seriously date would be a challenge. I read I Heart Yogurt’s profile online and thoughts we might be a match so I took the next step.
First impressions: I Heart Yogurt was appealing. It had a variety of flavors but nothing really deep. It does tart well, but overall the choices are kind of dull. Additionally, the machines are slow and create a really hard product… but still, I was keeping an open mind that I would see I Heart Yogurt again.
Next: I went to pay for this encounter and «Yikes». Expensive date + attitude? 40 cents an ounce is certainly more than I have spent on others and I would have to hand it over to some snippy teen who was bothered that she had to stop texting to accept my wallet-​full of cash. I’m sorry that daddy made you get a stupid job so you could earn your OWN money for once. Maybe you can simply lock the door right now so that we demanding customers don’t keep you from your deep discussion of OMGs and WTFs.
Despite that, I did see I Heart Yogurt a second time. just to be sure. I have come to the conclusion that other yogurt joints are more my type but I still may be friends with I Heart Yogurt. It is close and sometimes better options aren’t available. On occasions, when I am OK with settling, I’ll come by and see it.

You all know that I’ve been a Yogilicious girl since the beginning — since before anyone else discovered it. However, Yogilicious has changed. In a bad way. This has sent me searching for something to fill the froyo void in my heart. (Heart…ha…)
Anyway, hear this — the opinion of not one but THREE girls who once were Yogilicious die-​hards. I Heart Yogurt is… BETTER.
I’ll say it again, before you rush out to get an updated eye exam. BETTER. BETTER than Yogilicious.
Hello. I Heart Yogurt. I do.
The quality of yogurt at I Heart Yogurt was WAY better. I swear, I never thought I’d say that, but I did… multiple times. One of my friends, who was allllll about the vanilla flavor at Yogilicious, took one taste of the vanilla at I Heart Yogurt and declared that she would never go back to Yogilicious. I’m serious, I think I saw tears of joy in her eyes. Another of my friends fell in love with their creamy coconut flavor, which I agree was miles beyond the coconut flavor at Yogilicious. And as for myself? This little piggy fell in love with their «original» flavor (aka «plain»), which was soooooooo much more tart than the flavor at Yogilicious. And I cried «whee! whee! whee!» all the way home.
As for toppings? They’ve got everything I ever wanted at Yogilicious — and although the mochi isn’t as good (not as chewy), the blueberries were plumper and fresher.
Oh, and it’s cheaper than Yogilicious by the ounce. Oh, and it’s coming soon to Uptown. Oh, and I’m SO THERE.
Oh and hey… did I mention that I Heart Yogurt has a pistachio flavor??? It wasn’t on rotation tonight, but as soon as I’m able to try it, I’ll determine whether I Heart Yogurt deserves a full 5 stars. (The mere availability of pistachio will probably be enough for it to get bumped up, since Yogilicious seems to have permanently retired theirs… and I Heart Yogurt’s would probably be better anyway. Ouch. It’s sad, how the world has changed.)

This self-​service fro-​yo joint was hopping on a Sunday night. It was like as if all of Preston Hollow’s finest and their rat pack descended on I Heart Yogurt (IHY).
If your heart is set on do it yourself fro-​yo where there are countless fro-​yo flavors and toppings to choose from, then this place is for you. On any given Sunday (or any other day) you’ll find a dozen different flavors. We liked French cappuccino the best, but found the consistency of all the fro-​yo a bit hard versus silky smooth. Minus a star because of the quality of the yogurt. I’m happy to sacrifice some variety for higher quality yogurt personally. The topping bar is plentiful and the strawberry mochi is a nice add.
It’s a bit hard not to pay less than $ 6 or try to get anything small here because the smallest size offered is the equivalent of a large anywhere else. Their only other size, the XL, is ridiculously large. It’s virtually a bucket so large you could probably use it to feed your chow chow. Portion control will be a challenge at IHY.
If you’re averse to bright colors, make sure to bring some shades because the interior is very… bright. Patrons can write about their love affair for IHY on the walls. The small river rock flooring is a nice touch.
IHY is a good choice for fro-​yo if you’re in the hood, especially if you’re a self serve fro yo fan. If you’re not, better try your luck elsewhere like Berry Berry.

Well damn. My frozen yogurt world has officially been rocked. I thought Yogilicious was king but now I’m a bit torn. I stopped into I Heart Yogurt on my way home from work today and am already planning my return!
It had a few negatives, which I’ll get out of the way here: the biggest one was the service, or lack thereof. There was one young girl working there who was texting on her phone the ENTIRE time I was there. She yelled hello in a sing-​songy voice whenever someone walked in, but never looked up from her phone. I went to go ask her for sample cups (I fully intended on trying ALL the samples) and she didn’t look up when she gave them to me. Or when I paid. It had a totally different feel… not ridiculously crowded like Yogilicious was the last time I went in (good lord) but more like a place rich moms go after a workout or with their daughters. Also, of course, I can’t walk to it like I can to Yogilicious. And they didn’t have Taro.
On to the good… it’s self service, just like Yogilicious. 40! (not 35 like I originally thought) cents an ounce. The flavors were all great except a orange/​tangerine sorbet that was pretty weird – the color (and taste) of orange Triaminic. Let’s see how many I can remember:
1. Belgian dark chocolate — tasted like an extra chocolatey frostee
2. Swiss milk chocolate — tasted like an extra creamy frostee
3. California strawberry — tasted like strawberry milk
⁴⁄₅. French & Italian espresso — both good, I liked Italian better, but not sure why they needed two espressos
6. Cookies n’ Cream — meh, didn’t really taste like either
7. Green tea — really tart and really good!
8. Tahitian vanilla — really good vanilla flavor
9. Pomegranate — another tart one, really tasty
10. Peanut butter — yum
11. Italian (?) original — supertart plain, double yum! (haven’t decided which place does it best)
I mixed the plain, green tea, and pomegranate for a medley of delicious tartness, and added fruity pebbles, yogurt chips, almonds, bananas, strawberries, kiwi, blueberries, blackberries, pineapples, and grapefruit for $ 5.75.
It was way more than I usually get but I kinda felt bad for spending like 10 minutes trying all the flavors. I would love to mix the belgian dark chocolate and peanut butter next time and top it with bananas… mmm. If I can ever force myself to get something other than a tart flavor, that is.
Also, all their containers/​packaging (they have lids and bags if you want to take your fro-​yo to go) are biodegradable.
So, I guess now my favorite froyo place just depends on what part of town I’m in. I’m still partial to Yogilicious because I feel like it’s a more homey/​neighborhood place, but this is some serious competition. You have to try it!

At .35 cents per ounce it’s sorta pricey but the taste is so yummy. My yogurt cup came out to be $ 7! They have the best Strawberry flavor here because it almost tastes like real strawberry ice cream. It’s self serve and I love that I can add all the raspberries and oreo cookies I want on my yogurt. That’s just how I roll! Seats are limited here because the the store is so small.
Flavors:
pomegranate, strawberry, tart, Tahitian vanilla, n.y. cheesecake, coffee
Oh! & they have strawberry Mochi here for toppings! Yay!