Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt

Your typical Menchie’s. We have Menchie’s in Michigan too and we had an hour or so to kill before the improv show across the street (Basement Theatre — which is great, btw!) so one of my friend’s friends and I went here.
The new spoons are rather cool, they’re cold-​sensitive and will change colors once you start eating your yogurt.
One suggestion: add Reese’s PB cups (chopped up) to the selection of toppings — the only kind available was tiny Reese’s PB pieces, which are not my fave.

Booked my daughter’s 4^th Birthday there and overall it was a good experience. Staff did a great job setting up and decorating the private side room with balloons and personalizing the chalk board with a birthday message. It was very easy to book and a great option for an affordable birthday party ($ 10/​kid for yogurt cup, toppings, a Menchie’s t-​shirt they can decorate with permanent markers and a goody bag). Parents who stayed also got to enjoy 10% off their yogurt.
I highly recommend Menchie’s for a small birthday party or team gathering. I personally did not have a moment to enjoy their frozen yogurt but clearly the kids did and that’s all that matters.
My only suggestion to anyone booking a party would be to limit the number of kids to a max of 12 for the room to party comfortably. We had 16 kids and due to their age, at least that many adults. It was crazy town in there! We overflowed into the main shop which was open and operating business as usual. I’m sure the staff was a bit overwhelmed with our presence but they were very accommodating by basically staying out of our way.
As a final FYI, they do not stock any plates or forks so if you bring a cake you’ll need to bring serving ware (candles and matches too).

I am a big yogurt fan and love all of the different flavors and, especially, the many toppings they offer. It is much better than the competitors and reasonably priced. This location is a bit strange to get in and out of, but definitely worth the hassle. The space is much larger with a separate kids room including a chalk board. I would recommend this for everyone!

Even though my kids enjoyed the yogurt, I can’t give it more than one star because this place is disgustingly dirty! I’m shocked they haven’t been shut down by a health inspector. I wanted to turn around and walk out the door, but gave in to my kids’ pleas to stay. We ate outside to avoid looking at the filth. Will never go back and suggest you don’t go at all!

Menchie’s is my go to froyo place. I’m a big fan of the self-​serve, and as such, I like a place that isn’t stingy when it comes to letting you sample the flavors so you can be sure the final decision is the best one. Especially when you have at least 15 possible options (probably more!).They have a lot of topping options, too. I’m a big fan of the candy (anything with chocolate) toppings and Menchie’s must have been thinking of me with all of their yummy topping offerings. I think they are a bit lacking in the fruit topping area, but that’s not my favorite part anyway, so I’m just fine without 15 fruit toppings to choose from. With the array of frozen yogurt flavors plus the great topping selection, it’s my favorite place in town!

Your standard, cute, yogurt bar. A nice variety of froyo and a plentiful bar of toppers. A great late night stop for that sweet tooth or a date night!

Its always easy for dessert. I like it because it has very good yogurt! It’s oh so good! There’s usually a lot of people there. You should go because they have the best ice cream in the world in my opinion. I could go there for every bit of yogurt it’s so good. I I would like to go there for every dessert if I could! I love menchies like it.(written by 7yo Carlen)

Didn’t like the yogurt at all… The taste was just off. The weird spoon might be the cause of that.

MMMMMM! Menchies is my favorite froyo in ATL!!! Love the gluten free options and real Reese’s peanut butter cups… I’m a recovering froyo addict but still enjoy coming often!

Yum! Love this place for FroYo and the fact that I can walk here is an added bonus.
They have tons of flavors and they constantly switch them around. Yummy toppings too.
Make sure you stop in and get a tasty treat.

Menchies has great products and this location is well run. It’s clean. The people working here are friendly, and there is plenty of outdoor seating.
You guys have all done do-​it-​yourself yogurt places, so you know the drill, you get a bowl (or a waffle bowl), put yogurt in it (and be sure to sample a bunch) from sixteen different flavors and then hit the toppings ranging from junior mints to gummy bears and then fruit before you finally cover it with sauce that undoes whatever health benefits the fro-​yo actually might purportedly have. Still, it’s good and you can pretend it’s healthy.

Menchie’s has consistently been my favorite place to get froyo in the Atlanta area.
This location is clean but a little dimly lit. They have a neat «party room» where you can host birthday celebrations with their mascot, games, prizes, and of course yummy treats!
They have about 15 yogurt taps ranging with flavors and about 3 — 4 sorbets to choose from at any given time. I really like that they offer non-​dairy, kosher, gluten-​free, no sugar added, etc. options so that everyone can find something suitable to their palate and lifestyle.
Make sure to sign up for their rewards program! It’s free and you get special offers and treats throughout the year just for signing up.

I’m sorry Yoforia. I have a confession to make. After five years as my favorite froyo shop in the ATL, you have been replaced.
Actually I froyo-​ed out for a while ago after going on basically a Yoforia orginial tart yogurt with strawberries diet for about a year of my life. I was yogurt obsessed, but like the rest of Atlanta (based on the amount of self-​serve frozen yogurt shops that have come and gone over the years) I eventually tired of my fro-​yo obsession and took a hiatus. I didn’t even know Menchie’s existing in the Tuxedo Shopping Center until a friend suggested meeting there one night. …And just like that I’m back on a frozen yogurt bender.
Menchie’s is just like all the other George Jetson inspired futuristic froyo shops from a décor standpoint, but they really stand out in every other aspect. First of all, it’s really clean! Personally I’m a little grossed out by candy crumbs being all over the place at other yogurt shops. I know it’s not going to kill anyone, but it’s just kind of aesthetically unappealing to have crumbs on the counter when you know that a sloppy customer spilled them and the employees didn’t bother to clean them up. A personal pet peeve perhaps, but still it’s much appreciated that Menchie’s was spotless. They have a wide variety of flavors, some of which are really unique and convincing like red velvet cake and cake batter. Their real stand out was that they also have awesome sorbets. It turns out I like sorbet more than frozen yogurt. Who knew?! They also have so many toppings to choose from. It’s like being in Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, minus a loony Johnny Depp singing to you of course.
Allow me to make a sweet pink lemonade sorbet topped with rainbow sprinkles and a cherry on top, and you’d think that I was an 8 year old pretty, pretty princess rather than a 31 year old responsible adult. Now that I know this is right here in the neighborhood, I will definitely be here on a regular basis.

A regular menchies with a standout employee. Jake made our experience great. Really friendly and very helpful. Keep it up, Jake. Thanks!

4 – 5 words: GIRL SCOUT COOKIE FRO-​YO
This place is always clean, well stocked, and friendly staff. Thumbs up

I love menchies, and this was the first one my bf and I been to since moving to atlanta. The frozen yogurt was tasty, the fruit was iffy looking but from working foodservice long enough I know that quality can vary and sometimes you have to use what you have. With that being said, that’s not why I’m giving a two star review.
I’m scoring it low because we showed up at 9:30 with people still inside (they close at 10) and got a normal cup of frozen yogurt, nothing fancy and I even tipped… and we went to eat it at a table outside. The entire time we were there we were receiving nasty looks and stares through the window from a man who I presume was the owner or GM. I’m sorry but we were doing nothing wrong, not leaving any mess, not coming in last second. I know they want to preclose the store but we were there with plenty of time to get in and out before closing. The way we were treated was really rude, really uncalled for, and we probably will not be returning to this location anytime soon. Way to make your customers feel completely unwelcome.

As others have mentioned Menchie’s frozen yogurt is a bit more sugary and less tart than other froyo options. This shop is very similar to many others, but is a great option if you’re in the area.
This Menchie’s is very clean with friendly employees. They have great flavor and toppings options — both fruit and candy. Flavor-​wise they are currently selling a blue Smurf froyo. Clearly this is marketed to kids, but it is delicious. It is a blue raspberry flavor (I think?) and will turn your entire mouth blue. Try it mixed with a little vanilla.
There are both indoor and outdoor seating options. The outside seating here is surprisingly pleasant for being located in a parking lot.
One thing I like about Menchie’s in comparison to other froyo shops is that they have a plate of sample cups out for using. This is so much better than the places where the employees have to get the samples for you and you feel rude for asking for more than 1 or 2 (sampling is the best part of getting froyo in the first place). Their spoons are also fluorescent and shaped like a little character. Fun!

I’ve recently been on a Fro-​Yo binge and Menchie’s is my go-​to option! I normally get chocolate banana (low-​carb & no sugar added) and it tastes incredible.
Compared to other Fro-​Yo chains, Menchie’s has similar flavor (to me) and texture, along with the semi-​standard array of toppings to choose from. The primary reason that I choose (this) Menchie’s is because they appear to the best least expensive Fro-​Yo in my area at $ 0.45/oz.

Although there was a Menchie’s near my house when I was living up in Buford, I never gave them a chance because I really liked Tutti Frutti, which was also nearby. Honestly, I thought Menchie’s would have more «American”-style, ice cream-​flavored froyo and not the tart flavors I like.
Now that I’ve moved, the Menchie’s at Tuxedo Festival is the closest froyo place to my apartment. So I decided to give them a try one Saturday afternoon.
As soon as I walked in, I saw a HUGE group of little kids. There’s a private party room on the right side as soon as you enter the shop, and there was kid’s birthday party going on. «Menchie» himself came out and took pictures with the kids. I thought this was cute and kind of strange at the same time.
When I approached the counter and asked for sample cups, the employee pointed to a tray of sample cups that customers could grab themselves. Sweet! Most other froyo places will hand them to you, and you have to ask how many you want. Here, you could sample as many flavors as you want since you have free access to the sample cups.
I tried a couple different flavors, but didn’t like most of them. Fortunately, I did like the the Purely Tart, Honeydew Melon Sorbet, and Island Mango Sorbet, so I got a cup with a mixture of the three. The Purely Tart is pretty much the original tart at other froyo places. It wasn’t nearly as good as Pinkberry’s, but the mixture of sweet and tart was better than Yoforia’s. The Honeydew Melon and Mango Sorbets weren’t too sweet and were more icy than ice creamy, which was good.
There are SO many toppings here, including a lot that most other froyo places I’ve been to don’t offer. For example, they have sour gummi worms, mini gummi bears, and Sour Patch Kids! I normally just get mochi and a few fruits, which they also offer, but I also had to try some of those candies. I felt like I was at a candy shop for a second. =)
Overall, Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt gets 4 stars for their easy-​to-​access sample cups, some good froyo flavors, and plentiful toppings. They have a rewards card, including a key tag which you can put on your key chain, which is always a plus for me. If you’re looking for some good froyo and Pinkberry isn’t close by, Menchie’s is a great self-​serve froyo place to check out. I’ll definitely be back to earn those rewards points!
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When it comes to self-​serve frozen yogurt I always seem to spend more than I expect. Of course, that’s my problem, but I still blame them. I think I was in a hurry to get out of here because of the rush of Buckhead Betties and their kids pouring through the doors. Actually, these were more Debbie Dunwoody-​types, but I digress…
The flavors here are plentiful. Too plentiful, but maybe that’s just one of the things that comes along with being an old man. I prefer things that taste like yogurt (although I really enjoyed the cake batter and apple pie mixture).