Yogurt & More

Really, really good yogurt — I’ve been craving it since I got some! It’s the perfect balance of icy and creamy. I tend to prefer yogurts that aren’t overly creamy on these hot summer days, so this was absolutely perfect! The Flavors actually taste like what they’re named, which is incredible. It also doesn’t taste artificial and overly sweet like yogurtland.
I only knocked off a star because the lady was missing from behind the counter for a good while.

Nice, clean place with friendly staff. The yogurt is underwhelming. Not flavorful. It’s like going to some bad mom-​and-​pop place at an outdated mall food court. Penguins is still my favorite; way better than Yogurtland or Pinkberry.

Many different toppings you can add on to your favorite flavor yogurt. Their yogurt tastes so good and they don’t add the sugar in it!

Great little place to get froyo! It’s clean and they have a decent selection. I really liked the banana flavor, but they recently replaced it with another seasonal flavor. Friendly owners/employees…definitely a family run place. Love that we have a ‘healthier’ alternative to the full fat/​über creamy place a few doors down!

This is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a mix of good quality yogurt and service! Many selections and great taste with so many options for toppings. It is located in a very nice location also.

This is the kind of business that can be easily overlooked. Maybe that’s a good thing so that there is never a line… no no, this business should be extremely popular so that it is there forever!
They have 10 flavors and around 40 toppings. I did what I usually do which is to put a tiny amount of every flavor and the only one I didn’t like was the «old fashion peanut butter.» But that’s just my preference, other people will like it. The M&Ms look like the kind with the peanut inside but don’t be fooled, they are actually the crunchy ones!
It’s kind of difficult to find anything negative to say. The shop is clean, lots of seating, and they have a discount card where if you buy 5 cups, you get $ 1 off the 6^th, or if you keep getting cups, the 11^th will be $ 3 off! It’s not exactly winning the lottery but its fun to get stamps, am I right? Ya! The froyo cups I buy usually cost about $ 4.50.
Yogurt & More is located in a really nice part of town that is friendly to walk around while eating your cup of happiness. There is also a small park within a few steps where you could enjoy your desert/​breakfast. This business also seems children-​friendly but please keep those fingers out of the bowl of strawberry slices I like so much.

Pretty good place!
Clean and very brightly lit… which is good ya’ know what I’m sayin’?
I went ahead and got a double-​flavor cup, of Coffee Espresso and Thin Mint Cookies. Topped it off with a dash of Reeses’ Peanut Butter Cup crumbs and drizzled it with some marshmellow crème syrup and dayuummmmm!!!
It was good man! Reaaal good! A plus with this place above the other yogurt stops I’ve been to is that hey have Thin Mint Cookie flavored Yogurt and Marshmellow Crème Syrup topping.
The girl there was very nice and allowed me multiple sample cups to try all of the flavors they had to offer.
Once again, this sits on Kersting Ct. which is a little diagonal road (mainly parking spaces at an angle on both sides on a one-​way stretch, only as long as ¹⁄₁₀ of a mile.) which overlooks the lovely picturesque quiet town of Sierra Madre.
Sierra Madre. A good place to stop in, live in, and hey! Even have yogurt while you take in the sights and good company around you.
Go here and GET THE MARSHMELLOW TOPPING!!! Tell em’ I sent ya’.
«Who?» «Yeah, show em’ my picture» because if they don’t know me now… they will soon. ;-)

Good for Froyo, well… they’re also the only place in town for that here in Sierra Madre. Nice friendly folk and they sell things for the students in the town, like pens and Hello Kitty things.

I loved the peanut butter and new salted caramel flavor with snow caps and chocolate sprinkles! My friends also enjoyed the basic tart and watermelon sorbet :)

Hooray! Self-​service frozen yogurt in downtown Sierra Madre, where Coldstone Creamery used to be. Grab a cup and fill ‘er up. They offer 10 different flavors to choose from. My personal faves are the cookies and cream, and the peanut butter. Plenty of toppings to choose from, too.
I am perfectly content with this yogurt place. If David N. wants to drive to Penguins in Tierra del Fuego for his frozen yogurt fix, let him! But I, for one, think that’s totally unnecessary (unless you own Standard Oil.)

Hot day what to do? Grab some froyo! There are other ice cream places in this town but froyo seemed the lighter dessert option after lunch.
Walking in the store, I was the only customer and the girl behind the counter was helpful and polite when I had questions as a first time customer. Somehow I felt that she was extremely bored or that I caught her on a bad day, since she didn’t smile once.
Like other yogurt places you are charged by the ounce, and the minimum charge to use a card is $ 3. Since I couldn’t just get one $ 2.50 boba for myself, I went all the way and got a mix froyo cup with orignal tart, acai berry, watermelon and strawberry. The fruit flavors are light and very refreshing, the watermelon was my favorite. I found the strawberry to be light in flavor and more «milky» like a strawberry and cream. The Acai melted too fast maybe the mix wasn’t and the original tart was acceptable.
I quite happy that this place has many toppings to choose from. I chose aloe, mixed jelly, blue berries and mochi. The aloe was interesting since it tasted like it was infused with honey flavor. I like the squish of the mixed aloe and mixed jelly.
One thing that confused me was the paper cups, they say «lotus yogurt» on it. Like did they buy their cups from a closed down yogurt place on discount to save money? Doesn’t this conflicts with their brand?! I had to look at the sign outside their store to make sure I was reviewing the correct place. ;)

OK I’m going to be reviewing the «& more» part of it because i have not tried the froyo. When you walk in, I guess you could say it’s very bright and clean. They have asian treats on the side. I was craving for some boba during my rehearsal at the playhouse around the corner so during the break I ran in here for some boba. The service was quick and friendly. I’m here again today to work on some things and the lady not only made my instant soup (yes they sell instant soup) she brought my soup to me with fork, spoon and chopsticks AND she brought my boba over to me. It was awesome. So obviously they are very friendly. I’m really picky about my boba though and their boba is pretty chewy. I also feel like their «large“size is not large enough. It’s more of a medium. Other than that though everything is tasty for a good price. haven’t tried their fro yo, but i’ve been wanting to try it! Support your local business and go to this place!

I live in the SGV and so FroYo is basically a part of life. I know what fresh FroYo taste like, and this my friends, is NOT fresh. I usually only eat one flavor: Original Tart. The Original Tart at this store tasted like it was kept in the freezer for 6 months. The toppings also taste a little off. Also, there aren’t as many toppings as YogurtLand.
Overall, the store probably one deserves two stars, but I give it three because they had the popping boba I’ve been wanting to try for the longest time ! Other than that, I paid a little over $ 3 just to try popping boba for the first time. Most of the yogurt went to waste because it was honestly inedible IMO. When I want FroYo in the future, I’ll just stick to the millions of other good places near home.

First time here yesterday! It’s comparable to Yogurtland, but has a little more, including boba drinks and is in a very quiant charming area of SM.
Got my favorite Cookies & Cream yogurt, but had my delicious fruit toppings of watermelong, strawberries, mangoes, and brownies. It was a perfect dessert after my dip in the pool.
Had SO much fun with my friend this weekend, it was super chill. It felt like I was in a freaking time continuum where the fun never ends!!!

For boba drinks it is relatively inexpensive and I like to take advantage of that. Their yogurts are pretty good, too. The downtown is charming, so I always stop by when I’m in the neighborhood. They also have free WiFi. Like somebody said, nothing fancy, but is refreshing!

Good people, clean and all that, but in comparison with the good stuff out there, this is low quality, artificial (nothing like neon orange «orange») fro-​yo dregs.
Sorry, Y&M but when the craving comes, we head to Penguins either in La Canada or South Pasadena. Despite the drive, it’s the way to go.

I visited Yogurt & More on a warm weekday evening when a lot of people where milling about downtown Sierra Madre. If you’ve got a hankering for some froyo, by default, Yogurt & More is the only place in this town to subdue your craving.
I’m a big fan of froyo, but Yogurt & More doesn’t cut it for me. I’d recommend it to folks who enjoy their soft-​serve on the frozen side of the frozen-​yogurt continuum. That is, the consistency is more so icy than smooth and creamy. At least there are a variety of froyo flavors and toppings available for your self-​serving pleasure. That said, it’s nothing that goes above and beyond what you’d find in any other typical froyo store. I tried the original tart, blueberry and guava. The blueberry was the best, but that’s not saying much since it was just the least bland of the three. I didn’t add any toppings because I don’t like non-​froyo edibles interfering with my froyo.
I should add that the store was clean, organized and family-​oriented. There are seats and tables available for those who want to stick around in their air-​conditioned space. I can appreciate that this Yogurt & More is independently owned, but when it comes down to it, this review primarily focused on the «yogurt» rather than the «& more.»

I love my frozen yogurt, and I love my neighborhood. So when this little fro-​yo shop opened up just around the corner, I was in heaven.
It’s your basic serve-​yourself, pay-​by-​the-​ounce place with about 10 flavors and all the standard toppings — but fruit loops, no fruity pebbles. :(
Nothing fancy, but consistently yummy flavors and toppings, on the cheap. Yay!

Love this small town, so cute. Discovered this hidden gem while walking to the Starbucks next door. I bought the $ 1 Hawaii coffee instead and the 30 cents per oz frozen yogurt! Yummy! With the price, you can’t find anywhere better nearby!
PS. The California Tart flavor is my favorite!

This used to be the old Cold Stone for many years. It recently reopened as a self-​serve frozen yogurt place that is now run by the property owner.
Not of any franchise but an independent one, it is just as good and better in many aspects. 10 flavors of frozen yogurt plus more than 40 kinds of toppings that are constantly changing and improving based on customers feedback. We’ve been there several times and they are always welcoming new ideas and have made our suggestions happen!
Besides froyo, they also have the front area dedicated to fresh bakery delivered daily from Chiffon, snacks and even $ 1 Hawaiian coffee!!! Can’t beat that price while Starbucks is two stores down the street.
Do tell them what flavors you like if you don’t see them there. The owner is open to trying new things if enough customers make the request.