Yeti Yogurt

Best Froyo place in Tacoma. They always have a ton of flavors to choose from and a wide variety of toppings.

So I have to say that I was very impressed with Yeti Yogurt. Good selection and very friendly staff. Only complaint is I didn’t know where the sample cups were so my daughter got a kind she didn’t like. Then as we were leaving my daughter goes oh yeah mom there are the cups lol.

Well… to sum it up… the yogurt here was effing amazing!
I drove from Lacey to Tacoma to try Yeti for the first time. There was plenty of parking and the lot wasn’t too sketchy.
I like the way Yeti Yogurt is decorated. The ambience is kind of cute and vibrant with hints of the elusive yeti in certain places. There were a few people at the low and high tables munchin’ on yogurt and chatting so it wasn’t completely empty which gave a good vibe. There were quite a few yogurt flavors and yogurt swirls but I opted for pineapple, tart, and caramel. Yes, I know it’s quite an odd combination, but the fun of froyo is there aren’t any rules. The toppings were pretty decent as well. One qualm I had was that the sprinkles as well as other fine toppings are in plastic bottles with lids that are like large pour stoppers that you might see in a bar except the mouth of the pourer is huge. Only problem is that although the mouth is huge, there is a small hole at the bottom in which the topping comes out. So the hole is to control the flow of topping and the pourer helps direct which direction the topping goes. The hole is super small and when it comes to sprinkles (which I love) you end up hold up everyone behind you aggressively shaking the canister to get the sprinkles to not block the hole so that they come out. You also end up looking like a dummy as if you don’t know how to operate a pour canister. Slightly aggravating. I opted for green apple and pineapple boba, maraschino cherries, and fresh strawberries. The boba were unbelievably flavored well and super delicious.
Now the yogurt itself was effing amazing or at least I thought so in terms of flavor. The pineapple flavor reminded me almost exactly or the pineapple whipps at the Dole Plantation on Oahu. Super good. The toasted caramel was also very strong in flavor and really tasted like homemade caramels which is part of the reason I didn’t add caramel so that I could taste each yogurt. Several of their flavors are vegan or lactose free.
One other thing I found odd is that I was asked if I was a part of the Yeti club or whatever the loyalty card program is and even though I replied no, I wasn’t offered to start and account or anything. Then I went on the website and tried to find out how to get a card or enroll but you have to get the card from a Yeti location then go online and register the card. So, boo for that. Overall though, I will definitely go back and kind of wish there was a location closer to Lacey.

Wow! I have had a lot of frozen yogurt and this place is actually one of the best ones I have had. They actually far out beat the yogurt places in Texas! There are so many toppings to chose and the yogurt flavors are delicious! I will be back!

Pretty good selection of froyo tons of toppings very clean and rarely crowded of course its winter.

Yeti is our FAVORITE place to go for froyo! I love that they are open late and are always nice at every location! And best of all they ALWAYS have my favorite salted caramel froyo! Yum! My family of 4 only go to
Yeti!

Lactose people there is sorbet here! they have a Vegan pineapple choice as well, so if you’re a Non dairy person this Yeti has great options, a rare find I know. The topping are kept full and fresh all the time, the staff is super friendly and helpful. They give me the military discount even when i dont carry ID.
great spot in the neighborhood near Point Defiance.

ok so we are driving by to go to the park and I look over and see Yeti Yogurt. Ha Ha thats Hilarious! There are several frozen yogurt places like this on the East Coast with lame names like Sweet Frog and Mellow Mango, but slap a Yeti on something ANYTHING and I’m in!!!
It did not disappoint at all.
It is Spotless in there, the girls working in there are super nice and they have enough choices for your yogurt flavors and toppings.
The husband put what we wanted in the cups and it came out to $ 6.87 I do not eat much of it so my cup was not even half way full, but it had everything I want in there.
I will absolutely be going back most likely next weekend. Try it!

I resisted the Yeti for a long time. Another fro-​yo place? Really?
Really.
This has become my family’s favorite fro-​yo go-​to.
Reasons:
*Great selection of toppings. It’s large and includes several things we can’t find anywhere else. I will not name those things… why make it easy for the competition?
*Clean. Unlike Gibson’s across the street, Yeti is always super-​clean in every section: toppings, yogurt and seating. The competition may wish to take note.
*Locally owned and partners with locally owned businesses. For instance, they have an entire flavor line made in conjunction with Big Foot Java.
*PUNCH CARD ALERT: You get a point for every $ you spend, and $ 5 for every 40 points.
* Also — you can rent an area in this little shop for a party, the price includes fro-​yo and party favors.
While I’m not a rabid fro-​yo fan, I do enjoy Yeti! Worth a stop if you’re into frozen confections.

Ok. We ended up stopping here going against our Gibson’s only policy. Great selection of yogurt and toppings. Sad to say but this has turned into our normal yogurt place.

Yay for another fro-​yo joint! Is it just me or is this the new trend like coffee around here?
This particular location is the 2^nd Yeti Yogurt, which is actually the old Coldstone Creamery if I am not mistaken?
Much better parking than the Fircrest location, larger selection on fro-​yo flavor selection but meh on the topping selection and placement. Some the toppings were so far back that we couldn’t even reach them?
Good luck to yet another Fro-​yo place in Tacoma!

Nutella yogurt is all I have to say. There are fresh baked goods and an assortment of whole candy bars to put in your yogurt. It’s the new go to. You can’t just give a place bad reviews for being across the street from a like store.

This is my absolutely favorite frozen yogurt shop, and there is quite a lot of competition out there these days! The reasons why I love it?
–The staff have always been friendly and greet me when I enter. They grab to-​go lids when I’m carrying around 2 yogurts all by myself. I appreciate them not assuming that I’m going to eat both by myself.
–They have 16 flavors to choose from. The machines are always working and clean. They have a wide range of flavors from pineapple to huckleberry to cheesecake to maple bacon doughnut (my favorite but it’s not for everyone) to red velvet to name a few. They also pair the flavors thoughtfully that you can swirl together.
–They have an even wider selection of toppings.
–Great seating area that is family friendly and has a yeti!
–The flavors rotate so if you go regularly, you don’t get bored.
I can’t think of any negatives. Their prices are reasonable, their yogurt is delicious, and I enjoy it every time.

If you are looking for a good change in froyo this is the place for you! They have tons of different and very tasty flavors! And more toppings available than you know what to do with. Froyo seems to be a little on the runny side and melts quickly.

This place is AHHHHH-​some! They have some of the best flavors I’ve ever enjoyed for frozen yogurt. Maple bacon donut, roasted marshmallow and cupcake batter just to name a few. They also had a ton of toppings and syrups. Most of your expected toppings and a few unique items were easily within reach and may or may not have made their way to my bowl.
They offer two different sizes for their bowls and three different color choices for your rad spoon with a yeti foot print on it.
They had a TV playing football when I was there with my buddy so we opted to sit down and eat there rather than grab it and go. There’s a decent amount of seating but I can see them running low on spots for butts during peak hours. Also, it was a little difficult making my way down the line when I was there… and hardly anyone else was there so I can only fathom the bottleneck that happens when they’re busy… but this seems to be running theme with a lot of frozen yogurt spots.
Their pricing was on par with what I’d expect so nothing to report there. And they have the sample cups out and ready to go so you can try a few flavors and make the best decision for your treat from there. I really hate it when places make you ask for sample cups and/​or give you two. For the amount of frozen yogurt I eat in one sitting you should give me 15 sample cups and cheer for me as I gleefully fill each one and devour it’s contents before starting in on my tub of yum.
Really my main gripe with my visit here was the girl working the night I stopped by decided to start cleaning the drip trays as my friend and I were trying to make use of the frozen yogurt machines. Yay for being clean. Boo for getting in my way. Maybe, and this is obviously just my recommendation here, you should wait till after your clients have finished using the machines? Try it out and let me know how that goes.
Come here and get down on some frozen treats, kids! It’s yumtastic!
I’m a huge fan!

When I saw this place going in a stone’s throw from Gibson’s, I thought it was bad news for Yeti Yogurt. On a whim, on a hot night we ventured to Yeti and gave it a shot.
The whole interior is visually appealing and easy on the eye. The have a lot of nutrition facts posted in a easy to read format so that one can understand what is going to be going into one’s body.
There were a ton of nonfat, gluten free, sugar free, dairy free and on and on. I sampled watermelon sorbet, cheesecake, maple bacon, salted caramel, vanilla, mocha, banana, chocolate and a few I am forgetting.
More toppings that a person could ever wish to see are awaiting you after you self-​serve yourself some yogurt. My son was given a balloon which really topped off the experience.
I love it when a business seriously considers the flow of the place. So much easier than the Gibson’s Stadium location! I will be going back to Yeti rather than the other options in the area. It’s all in the details.

Great location, great atmosphere, flavor selections and topping selections! The best new Yogurt shop ive seen in a very long time.
I’m confused on some of the other reviews concerning Yeti Yogurt? Some reviews saying it was a franchise and a big business? Don’t believe the hype! I know some of the owners and I know that Yeti Yogurt is owned by a group families that went into business together to be able to open a few stores at once with the hopes of having a successful local business together. Opening a business in the proximity of another same or similar business isn’t a strategy, finding a great location is. There is plenty of yogurt to go around for everyone. A business cant call «dibbs»… you can only do the best job you can to grow your clientele and make people happy. I wish Yeti and their competitors luck… its awesome to me to see new businesses opening and doing well. even when they may be competing with each other. It will just mean better yogurt, service and experience for everyone!

It’s ridiculous how much of a bad rating people give this place just because it’s placed across the street from another yogurt business. I’ve tried Gibson’s yogurt and it is not good. Yeti is very good with 16 flavor options and endless toppings. People seriously complain way too much. I like the way Yeti is set up, it’s very clean and my husband and I were greeted when we arrived and left the store yesterday. Black Bear, Elements and Yeti are all good. I have not had a good experience with the taste of Gibson’s yogurt, but let your taste buds decide for itself!

My family and I visited Yeti last night, I have to say I was a bit disappointed in my experience. The store is poorly laid out, the topping bar is the same line as the line as the cashier, so if you just want one topping and the person in front of you wants a bunch of toppings you have to wait behind them.
The topping bar left a lot of be desired, it was 9am (the store closes at 11pm) and over ¾ of the toppings were nearly empty. The employee’s were not very friendly and were very slow. When we asked about a punch card, we were given a card and told to go online to register.
If you want some really good foyo go across the street to Gibson’s, family owned, friendly and the topping bar is always full. Oh, and its cheaper by the ounce as well.

16 flavors of self-​serve yogurt. Some of the flavors include Mythical Mocha, Freddy’s Favorite, Choco-​nutty Yeti, as well as a few NSA flavors and tarts. I noticed that they also offer Red Bull Original Tart which used to be exclusive to Elements in Puyallup, but is now offered here. It’s disappointing when yogurt shops try to hitch a ride on other yogurt shops, and especially when they strategically place themselves directly across the street from an established yogurt shop. If I have the choice between a locally owned family business like Gibson’s or a franchise that tries to drive out the competition, I’m going to throw my support toward the local family business. Sorry, Yeti.