Yoforia Sandy Springs

Yoforia is my fro-​yo vendor of choice.
It’s is franchise with hip, colorful spaces — a bit of a Jetson-​vibe. But beyond the space is a varied selection (fruit, chocolates, candy) of frozen yogurts — made with yummy things. And you serve yourself and add your own toppings.
I’ll admit I’ve sampled around and sampled thru their offering have become addicted to the Original (a mildly tart basic flavor) and Pomegranate (a subtle fruity sweet/​sour/​tart). It’s a craving.
Flavors change seasonally.
They have loyalty program for frequent visits.
Parking at this location can be tricky during the dinner rush due to Canton Cooks and Hearth which share this side of the Whole Foods parking lot. Save yourself some frustration and park a couple of rows away. With the extra exercise you can give yourself a more generous serving of fro-​yo.

Fan of the Pomegranate yogurt. Fruit selection is usually pretty decent, just wish it was a bit more consistent.

Wow I’m shocked there’s only 1 other review for this location. I’m a huge Yoforia fan, and I love the option to sample the different flavors before filling the big bowl for purchase. I also like the location — great place for dessert after a dinner at Canton Cooks or Hearth Pizza Tavern. Parking is convenient, too.
Yesterday I discovered my new favorite flavor — Green Apple. I’d never seen that flavor before at any of the Yoforia locations. Other flavors that made last night’s final cut was Cookies & Cream and Taro, with mochi and blueberries — both fresh tasting.
I love that Yoforia is springing up all over town :)

I gave the other Yoforia locations 5 stars, yet I’m giving this place 3 stars? Why? I’m not sure. For some reason, I didn’t enjoy my yogurt at this location.
Maybe I’ve had too many silky, smooth froyos. This place tasted icier than other froyo places. So the consistency didn’t seem high quality as I hoped.
Also, I’m not a fan of some of their new flavors like their strawberry. The strawberry tasted like I was eating strawberry jam. I expected something more light and refreshing.
Also, the pistacho tasted awful. The banana flavor tasted bad too. Maybe the problem is that Yoforia makes some of the flavors overwhelming. I guess some people like them. But it makes them hard to eat for me. I would just stick with their traditional flavors.
Also, the atmosphere didn’t seem cheery as the other locations. It felt kinda drab and gloomy. Maybe the worker there had a bad day.