Yogurt Shack

Sadly, this small business is closed permanently according to their voice mail message:(

Out of half the flavors on a cold, rainy day. What gives? This place is terrible.
I’ve been here twice now, and the quality of the yogurt isn’t great. It’s more like yogurt ice, and our first time there, many flavors shat out cold liquid… We had to start over several times. We had a Unilocal deal, 5 for 10, and even with the deal, it was over $ 7 for two servings. When I questioned the price and the value of the deal, the kid assured me it was $ 7.
Our second trip there, we wanted to use my man’s deal. A full half of their flavors weren’t stocked, and this was a drizzly, cold afternoon during the early summertime – you should have your shit together. The toppings are fine. Nothing to write home about.
This time, when the guy gave us our total, I presented him with the deal afterward. He subtracted $ 5, not $ 10. When I questioned him, he assured me, again, that the quoted price was the correct one. When we mathed it out together, he pushed some buttons, blamed the price snafu on the computer, and we got out of there. Seems fishy to me.
This whole strip mall is quite perfectly a piece of shit, and Yogurt Shack is the cherry on top.

A decent yogurt joint that’d be higher rated were it a bit cheaper. $.43/​oz is a premium price for the best yogurt joints like Ziggys in Highlands that offer higher quality, creamier yogurt and more toppings — this stuff is good, but it’s standard, slightly grainy yogurt fare. Don’t expect to get out of here spending less than $ 12 – 17 for two desserts, which is insane considering what you can get at a place like Little Man or Sweet Action.
Also, a few flavors weren’t freezing at all and spit hot mix in my bowl, causing me to abandon it and grab a new one.

This was the worst yogurt place we have been to. The yogurt was spoiled. All the flavors tasted liked rotten milk, very gross. We threw it out after just a couple of bites and the nuts they had were stale. Very disappointing especially after reading the reviews

Delicious frozen yogurt that actually tastes like yogurt! I love that they retain some of the delicious tang, and don’t just turn it into a boring soft-​serve. The flavors I tried were all delicious, and I settled on a combination of coconut (my favorite), mango, and blackberry. I really appreciated the employee’s knowledge of the products. He was able to help my son choose his toppings and steer him away from anything containing gluten (it can hide in the strangest things, like Nerds candy!). I love that they use local products and no artificial colors/​sweeteners.
If I was local, I’d definitely return! Keep an eye out for the Unilocal deal, too… $ 5 for $ 10 of yummy yogurt and toppings — what a steal!

Love it:) Great little spot to get ya yogurt on:) They now have greek yogurt, but I wish it was frozen too:)

love the coconut one and they are always friendly!!! im thinking about hiring them for the vienesse hour at our wedding: D

I’ve been to all of the yogurt shops around, and YS is the absolute BEST. The flavors come from actual food. Real fruit, real peanut butter, etc. All products used to make this stuff come from Colorado, and that makes me feel like I’m doing something good for the planet AND the local economy. BOO franchise mania, YEA little guy!

Nothing too fancy here. It is a new joint so the place is very clean and shiny. I enjoyed the red velvet flavor a lot, in general I’m more of a dairy person than fruit so most of what I tried was good!

I tried this shop because there was a Groupon for it… I’m just not impressed, two of the eight machines weren’t working and sadly they housed the two flavors I wanted! The toppings were similar to other shops I’ve visited. I was greeted by a very friendly and informative girl who told me which flavors had gluten and which didn’t, and the fact that the yogurt they use is all natural… The manager was outside taking a personal call and seemed incredibly annoyed that she had to stop and help the girl ring up the groupon.
The flavors I ended up with just don’t have the flavor that I’m used to at other shops, they really don’t taste fresh! Honestly I won’t be back unless I’m in the area and I really don’t want to drive anywhere!
I’m sorry to say but with all the options popping up all over, I don’t expect this one to last very long!

Tasty yogurt selections and lots of options for toppings! Definitely stands out among all the mediocre yogurt places popping up around Denver.
If you’re in the neighborhood and craving a frozen treat, go here instead of some ice cream place. Their fro-​yo has way fewer calories than ice cream and live & active cultures.

By far one of the best yogurt places around. Been to most of them and Yogurt Shack hands down tastes the most natural. Easy 5 star review. Must hit if you are a yogurt lover

With all of these place popping up you need to get creative and have a spin. This place was dual. Had 8 machines self serve 2 were down. Toppings were meadeocer. But it was 39 cents an oz, for 2 more cents an oz I can get delicious ‘shall not name” other companies.
This is close to my moms house and because of location I will be going back but if you are looking for the razzle dazzel fro yo experience then perhaps this place is not the best pick.

We stopped here after a hot day playing in the park. I had a Living Social Coupon to use, which we were able to without any problems or hassle. The employee there greeted us and told us about the store and the process. She even included a bit on which flavors were gluten free. I enjoyed the flavors I got, like the coffee flavored one as well as the tart. I like that they have the strawberry boba, which adds a nice flavor and is different from the other toppings. The chairs and spoons added a nice touch to the whole experience. The only thing I didn’t like was the music. It reminded me more of a nightclub than a family-​friendly establishment. That would not keep me from coming back, though.

This is a great little yogurt place so don’t let a three-​star rating fool you. I’m only giving it three stars because I’ve visited some pretty awesome froyo places over the past couple years.
Yogurt Shack is the standard self-​serve froyo joint; not many bells or whistles. Sixteen flavors, forty toppings. It’s new (opened at the end of May), it’s clean, the staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable (39 cents/​oz). They do have – like every other froyo place – a frequent-​visitor punch-​card. I highly recommend the strawberry lemonade sherbet. Delicious!
Interestingly there are two sizes of froyo cups – large and enormous. It’s kinda a pet peeve when self-​serve froyo places have such huge cups. I literally laughed out loud when I saw the gargantuan size of cups at Yogurt Shack. So American!
No outdoor seating. Bummer. We ended up walking down to Anthony’s Pizza and sat outside on the ledge of the landscaping wall.
If you’re looking for a cool treat this summer, Yogurt Shack is definitely worth a visit!