Kimmie’s Frozen Yogurt

Ate at the Asian place next door and tried to get yogurt, but they have apparently closed down.

Get some papers notarized while you eat frozen yogurt! The shopping center is drab and the bright colors inside Kimmie’s didn’t help. Came in a couple of days ago and we and only two other people were in the place. It was strangely too quiet and we felt as though we needed to whisper during conversation.
The place is clean and the toppings were small, but fresh. The six fro yo flavors were not interesting. We got a variety and the only thing I remember is that the yogurt was more icy than smooth. The only one that had a good texture was the mint.
Overall, there are better choices in a livelier atmosphere if you are in the mood for this product. Kimmie’s was just not memorable for me.

If you are looking for a notary come here– I was actually looking for a notary and went into this center by mistake. Glancing at the yogurt place I saw «NOTARY PUBLIC» on a sign. I walked in, asked if they did notary, they said yes, and I figured GREAT. The lady was nice and so was the girl at the register. The best part? When I asked how much the lady who did the notary said «it’s free as long as you buy yogurt– which I did :) Only cost me about $ 8 for yogurt. Overall yes, only about 6 choices in yogurt, but all the fruit toppings were fresh– only small complaint was the brownie chunks were hard :(
Will definitely come again– specially if I need notary.

Sorry, but I have to give this place only 2 stars, and I think that is even a little generous. Its not that the yogurt tastes bad, but this shop just can’t compete with the many other frozen yogurt places in town.
There were only 6 flavor. Vanilla, Chocolate, Tart, Orange, Strawberry and Pineapple Upside-​down cake. Vanilla and chocolate were in separate machines, so no swirling (which I think is unusual).
The toppings were limited, really not a lot of options.
They have an option to pay a little more for a waffle cone or bowl. Sorry, but if you have so few options on the yogurt & toppings, maybe they should consider throwing in this as an incentive to like them.
Staff was nice enough. Air-​conditioning was definitely cold (perhaps a little too cold).
I just don’t see how this place is going to make it though…

In the overcrowded area of frozen yogurt, you have to give people a reason to come back. I was excited when this place opened as it would be the closest froyo place to where I live. I tried this place on a saturday afternoon. I sampled a couple of the yogurts and nothing really stood out and some didn’t even taste like anything. I got the basica original flavor and put my topping on them. And then I sat down. and as soon as I sat down, my yogurt was melting. If you’re going to open a restaurant and serve a frozen novelty, make sure it’s not melting while it’s sitting on the scale. I’m not sure if they fixed the a/​c problems, but I don’t think they were worried about it when I was there as there was one fan in the corner that supposedly cooled down the place.
Overall, I can’t recommend this place if you’re craving frozen yogurt. I would give it two stars but with so many places, you have to come out swinging if you want to stand out.

Not impressed. Probably the worst frozen yogurt I’ve had.
Toppings were limited and mediocre. Berries were not ripe and sour.
Came with a Groupon, would have been frustrated to pay full price. Will not be coming back.

I took my kids there and was very disappointed. The frozen yogurt looked like colored ice crystals. Frozen yogurt should be smooth and creamy. My $ 10 would have been better spent at McDonald’s. At least their yogurt is creamy smooth and very cheap! Definitely do not recommend anyone go here for a cool refreshing treat.

I’m not sure when this place opened up, but I don’t see it lasting very long. First of all, it’s nestled at a random strip mall that doesn’t get much business to begin with. Second of all, it’s probably the worst frozen yogurt I’ve had in Austin by far. There are only six flavors to choose from, and they are rather boring flavors — chocolate, vanilla, tart, strawberry blueberry, and root beer. From reading the other Unilocal reviews, it sounds like there’s only one rotating flavor, which is why root beer is on this list.
Since none of the flavors were all that appetizing, I went with boring ol vanilla, and yes, was it boring. I think a 50 cent ice cream cone from Mc Donald’s would’ve tasted better. Not even the toppings I put on could mask this yogurt flavor they call vanilla.
Speaking of toppings, they didn’t have much to choose from either. At least the blueberries and mango were fresh, and I was also excited to se that they actually had mochi. The consistency of the mochi wasn’t all that great though. I was also surprised that they didn’t have either fruity pebbles and/​or capn crunch! All the other froyo places had either one or the other!
Either they are stingy with their electricity or they don’t get enough business to cover the cost of their electricity bill because the place was WARM. When it’s 100 + degrees outside, you would expect it to be nice and cool indoors, especially in a froyo shop! I want to say it was like 85 degrees — warm enough that I was starting to sweat a little when I was done with my froyo. And since it was rather warm indoors, it reflected in the consistency of the yogurt. It was half melted when it came out, and I basically had to eat it super quick or else I would’ve just been drinking my froyo.
I only came because I had a buy one/​get one free coupon. Even with that, it was a rip-​off. I have another coupon, but I threw it in the trash once I left the store. I’ll never go back again.

Went here because of a living social deal, and it was good, but not great. If your grandmother ever made frozen pudding pops as a kid, then you know about what the vanilla and chocolate frozen «yogurt» taste like. The peanut-​butter yogurt tasted like a chic-​o-​stick a little bit, but was otherwise good. Of all the yogurt places popping up around austin, I think I will skip this one for next time, but it wasn’t all bad. It just depends on what you are looking for.

I was very excited to try this frozen yogurt place and it is really close to where I live which is even better because gas is too high to drive all over town for fro yo.
The setup is like any other fro yo place except Kimmie’s does not offer as many flavors or toppings. They have 6 to be exact: vanilla, chocolate, pistachio, plain tart, strawberry, and wild berry. I wasn’t impressed with the options. The price $.39/​ounce which is consistent with other places I have been to.
This location has nice décor however I noticed it was rather warm inside but didn’t make it unbearable.
I ended up having vanilla n chocolate fro yo w/​mini m&m’s, mini gummy bears, reeses, & chocolate syrup. Not bad but I’ve had better. Beware: the chocolate comes out really fast. It wasn’t anything special and honestly I have had better. I don’t think I will go back because there is a better place up the road.

I loved this place long ago, but something about the flavors have changed. The mint chocolate is great, but now the vanilla doesn’t have a flavor. It really tastes like nothing, if that makes sense. The staff if great though.

Good yogurt. Easy location in the PetSmart shopping center. Loved the variety of toppings, including really great looking blackberries, raspberries and blueberries. I’ll be back. A few more flavor choices would be great, but the blueberry and plain tart were great.

Brand new store in a strip mall off Research Blvd that has been struggling the last few years or more.
I ran in on a rush after picking up an xbox game next door. They have 4 machines with 2 flavors each and 2 of the flavors had their signs missing so I wasn’t sure if they were out of order or what. My expectation before trying their product was that it wouldn’t stack up to some of the other places around Austin (thankfully there are a few in this area by my work).
I got my 3 go to flavors in an oversized cup (only size available) with no toppings (I’m a purist).
Red Velvet — very good, I didn’t think it would have a good texture just looking at it, but I was surprised that it didn’t disappoint and had a nice even flavor.
Chocolate — I like to try chocolate as it’s the hardest flavor to perfect in yogurt in my opinion. Theirs was good and it didn’t have an artificial flavor like most other places.
Dulce de Leche — people can we all just call this carmel? Theris is good, brought back childhood memories with their flavor.
I found their yogurt to have just a slight bit of tartness to them which is good and reminds you that you are eating yogurt afterall but not enough that it contradicts the flavor.
If you are in the area and craving yogurt, this place will hit the spot. I would like to see them post the nutrition info like other places tho.

Great yogurt… honestly I can’t tell much difference between all the shops around town in terms of yogurt, they are all good, but the customer service does range and here I have no complaints… well layed out store, great yogurt, great service.

This is the first frozen yogurt establishment I’ve been to like this. You serve yourself a flavor of yogurt and pile on toppings. It cost 0.39/ounce.
There is a crazy variety of amazing toppings. The yogurt is super good and the staff is incredible. So helpful. The interior is decorated to be kid-​friendly. It has small children’s chairs as well as adult seating, colorful décor, and giant chalk boards on the wall for the kiddos to play with. The boyfriend and I randomly stumbled in for something refreshing on a hot Summer day and we will most definitely be back!