NYogurt

I don’t eat froyo but my daughter loves this place. It must be good because even with all the other new places she tries she always comes back here. It looks clean inside. Only problem is at times the parking lot is full and it’s not easy to park. The barber and other places bring in lots of customers.

This place is not clean and the service is simply non– existent. The flavor selection is poor, and the toppings canisters are very filthy. Even the napkins are hard to get while the garbage can is overflowing. Would not recommend, it is better to pend your money elsewhere.

Awesome ice cream and really friendly help! Place was well kept and all the fridges and things were clean. Floor was a little dirty but there was quite a bit of traffic going in and out — WHICH IS GOOD. Quite a few flavors, plenty of choices on how you would like your ice cream served. I WILL BE BACK! A lot!!! F.Y.I. The only reason I didn’t give it five stars is because I want to see consistency in the experience and quality.

Really delicious, flavorful frozen yogurt! Offers fat free and dairy free yogurt. Peach mango is my favorite! A must go to place! Free wifi too :)

Yogurt tastes amazing. OK array of toppings. But annoying when I go at 930 (a half hour before they say they’ll be closed) pull up and see they closed early. They aways close early. Employee I have met was standoffish and not too friendly.

Sweet and friendly, great service, great pricing, wide variety of flavors, DELICIOUS frozen yogurt, and clean environment. We came here to do homework and we asked the guy if he possibly had a pen we could borrow, and he even got that for us! So sweet! We will definitely be hitting this place up again! And again and again and again!

Really good froyo with ample topping for a great price.
My favorite flavors:
Cable chocolate
Pommerasberry
Strawberry

Gone WAY down hill since it reopened in the spring. And the new employees are not customer friendly.
Toppings are not well looked after and fresh fruit is gone or very limited. Often fruit looks nasty. There are empty containers where toppings used to be.
Don’t even bother trying to stop in when they just opened up as they are never ready for customers. God forbid they get there early to be ready when it’s time to open.
Used to love it but now have to look for a new spot.

This place is pretty big compared to the other yogurt spots I been to on the island.
Cheap and you get a lot for your dollar.
Lots of more choices of yogurts you can choose from.
Nice little mini toppings bar which has some good choices.
Workers are really nice!
I enjoy this place a lot and would like to come back more when I am in the area.
Its a plain store not much but its worth the yogurt.

Thanks to the Unilocal mobile app I was directed to this place while in the area.
It is a small place located in a shopping strip mall on Hylan Blvd with other food options in the same area which may interesting to try.
I stopped by tonight on the way home for a sweet treat and wasn’t disappointed. I got a small with coffee, peanut butter and pistachio, topped with almonds and cake crumbs. My wife got a small with coffee, peach, dark chocolate and pomegranate raspberry, topped with granola, peanuts and strawberry yogurt pellets which were amazing themselves.
I found the prices to be much more reasonable than other places I have tried (mainly in Secaucus) but the selection was a little less (maybe 10 flavors total). I would definitely come back here if in the area.
The place has been there about 2 ½ years and even on a Sunday night seemed to have a good amount of traffic. They have a frequent buyer program which if you get 10 punches you receive $ 10 off your next order. The woman that was before me said she was here last night and coming back tonight and has filled 15 cards already.
I would recommend this place to friends if looking for a sweet treat.

It’s a shame I found one of my favorite yogurt shops I’ve come across so far in all of NY, and it’s way out in Staten Island.
True to it’s location in a little mini-​mall in Staten Island, this place doesn’t have all of that flash and the bright colors and funkiness you see at other places like 16 Handles. The yogurt speaks for itself here — they have 14 flavors, with several of the great sweet ones on rotation at most of the chains (peanut butter, red velvet, cake batter, cheesecake, etc.), and they all tasted awesome. I know, because the sweet old guy running the place gave us a bunch of sample cups and just told us to help ourselves.
Aside from the great tasting yogurt and the most important sample factor, the other aspect of a self-​serve shop, the toppings, was on point. They had several different kinds of crushed nuts, as well as all of the chopped candy bars and other stuff you can think of that they should have.
As mentioned above, the guy working the register was super nice too, and made some very pleasant conversation while I weighed my tub of yogurt.
If I ever set foot on the island again, I’m definitely coming here for a really satisfying, refreshing, lighter dessert.

Good yogurt with a gazillion toppings… don’t think I’m loosing weight here, but it’s worth the visit…

Seriously, I go here almost everyday since my school is just down the block. The yogurt is fantastic. I always mix in the red velvet, birthday cake, cable chocolate, and cookies and cream flavors into my cup. Then I always top it off with some brownies, mochi, strawberry and yogurt pops, and sometimes peanut butter cups. Usually, the total would come out to be around $ 5.50. It’s 39 cents an ounce — - cheap price for good quality yogurt. There are three sizes for cups too.
The variety of yogurt lessened because they used to have two flavors; the cappuccino and coconut flavors, but its long gone. :(The strawberry and peanut butter flavors doesn’t taste right to me. The red velvet yogurt is sometimes very droopy and melted. They have a lot of toppings and also have chocolate, caramel, etc. syrups. There’s usually a Vietnamese young fellow, older man, or a younger lady and pregnant woman sitting at the counter. Since I’m a regular, I’m pretty comfortable around them. I even asked the older man to hold my science textbooks while I run out to hastily buy some pop rocks from party city! Also if I don’t have enough money, for yogurt, they let it slide and say its aight.
In addition, nyogurt provides a small selection of drinks. Currently (I went 10 hours ago) they just have diet snapples-​lemon flavored, red bulls, water, diet coke, and sprite. They used to have a stock of cokes, but I drank them all. I literally did in a two month span ._​_​_​_​_​. The people do not really restock their drinks.
They also have their own point system sort of thing, similar to TBaar’s if-​you-​buy-​bubble-​tea-​you-​get-​stamp-​on-​you-​card. In nyogurt, they do not mention anything about the «if you buy ten frozen yogurts that cost $ 10 in total, you will get free froyo that is worth $ 10. There is a stack of cards by the counter so pay attention to that. Nobody buys $ 10 worth of yogurt everyday, so just ask the guy at the counter to count your friend’s or if someone is with you’s yogurt.
Overall, the place is comfortable. It’s almost always empty. It’s pretty quiet too. There’s a dead bug at the outside of the window. The bathroom is accessible and is mostly clean. There’s free wifi, but they change their password a lot so you have to ask them.
The yogurt is the bomb here and I love the quiet environment! Sure, there are some stuff that are kinda negative, but it could slide.

Every time I go here I get the same thing. Strawberry. Its probably the best strawberry yogurt Ive had. Really good and the prices are awesome!

Glad I have the option of NYogurt on the island… I am a teensy bit partial to Yogurtland [Denville, NJ] but this is the closest I think I will get on the island. the red velvet and pistachio were super good… cool interior design. if I can get over the annoying drive up Hylan Blvd, I will most definitely be coming back.

Whenever I find myself in the Staten Island I’m either visiting friends (ahem, «natives») or gorging on Italian food but rarely am I ever in these parts for frozen yogurt, specifically for NYogurt. After a heavy meal at the nearby Salvatore of Soho (
), this spot became the destination for our dessert portion of the night.
Froyo is all of the rage, but this healthy alternative to ice cream can get spendy in some parts, thankfully not here at NYogurt. Somehow this place reminds me of Yogurt Station in St Marks (
), except superior in the 4 Cs: cleaner, cheaper, contemporary, and customer service. No one gets shafted with the Pinkberry /​Red Mango subjective portions, since all froyo here is self serve.
Crowds here have never been an issue, even in the humid NY summer heat. It’s one of the few places where one can hang out comfortably, solo with some wifi or in a group of friends chatting cups of frozen yogurt. The über friendly owner, Kevin, welcomes each patron that walks through the door and is quick to offer hearty samples for his mean froyo concoction of the day.
And just because it’s cold now isn’t a reason to shy away, they’re serving a hot variety of Hale & Hearty Soups. The best cup of soup I’ve had is the Italian Wedding, perhaps a coincidental nod to the area. My go-​to combination of green tea fryo with blackberries, captain crunch, and kiwi has yet to fail me otherwise.
One final thought: How does one say the name? Noo-​Yogurt? N-​Yogurt? N-​Why-​Oh-​Gert?

Pros: Places like this beat places like pinkberry or red mango, HANDS DOWN! The price is much cheaper, and the flavor selection is way better too. They also have small cups to eat from compared to other self-​serve places so you don’t end up eating like a gallon of yogurt without realizing it. So that pretty honest/​nice of them if you think about it haha.
Cons: Compared to Orange Leaf (another self-​serve yogurt place on S.I.), the flavor selection are limited and does not update as often. But other than that I see nothing wrong with the place.
The atmosphere is really nice, its always clean in there and the toppings are always delicious.

Excellent frozen yogurt place. Better than orange leaf, and I’ve heard that yogurberry is overpriced and not that good. Very clean, I noticed the workers cleaning when there was no line. It’s only 39 cents an ounce, and they have a lot of different flavors (red velvet was delicious), and lots of different toppings. My favorite ice cream place on staten island.

5 stars for the best yogurt place on Staten Island that I’ve been to thus far. Kind of upset I didn’t discover it sooner but I’ve heard it is relatively new. It’s clean, has a good yogurt selection and is NOT cramped which is a huge plus. There’s adequate seating space and a bathroom. The staff was friendly and at 39c an ounce their prices seemed better than Yogurberry and Orange Leaf. What I liked also was they had some pretty original toppings for example, brownies, cookie dough and raspberry chocolate cups. The fruit was also fresh which I find pretty important with frozen yogurt toppings. Overall I was surprisingly impressed after having high standards from so many chain froyo places in Manhattan.

The peanut butter yogurt was so good! It tasted like real peanut butter, so did the banana yogurt ! They also have a large area where you can sit. Best frozen yogurt on the island.