Yogurt Stop

This Yogurt shop is ok-​good. The yogurt are very good and the attention as well.
The day I went it was so hot I decided to get a Smoothie for my son because the yogurt will melt fast outside.
The smoothie was terrible, extreme sweet, almost no flavour other than sugar. No fruit flavour. No refreshing smoothie. For me as well was sad to have it giving to me in a styrofoam cup. I will have thought in Fancy Menlo Park they will know better than cup that are non recyclable. My son tasted the smoothie once and no more.
for the horrible smoothie but good frozen yogurt my review is of ok.

I love the different options. Those who work there are very friendly and give generous portions. Definitely recommend that you stop by and try their yogurt

I called this place to make sure that they were open on a Tues. night, and a young boy answered the phone to tell me that yes, they were open. When I arrived, I saw the little boy (~age 9) in the store alone. Then, an older woman came out from the back. The older woman couldn’t speak English, so she had the little boy serve as the interpreter, and this was awkward because I felt bad for the little boy. She was trying to explain that after 9 pm, you cannot use the Living Social voucher. She said her boss said that I’d have to come back tomorrow to use it. This doesn’t make sense because the place was open for another 30 minutes and the voucher lists all of the conditions and restrictions, and this «after 9 pm rule» is not written anywhere as a rule.
In conclusion, the management of this place has questionable judgement to (1) have such a tricky «rule», and to (2) hire someone that cannot speak English and uses a little boy to do the work, e.g., answer the phone and serve as the translator /​interpreter to speak to customers. Big disappointment and weird experience overall — do NOT recommend.

jason is a co– owner and a great guy.
wonderful selection of
frozen yogurt — ice cream — coffee
plus
the best
low carb yogurt on the planet!

This frozen yogurt is a bit different than Pinkberry and Yogurtland and has a consistency that is more similar to softserve which is definitely not a bad thing! What also differs between Yogurt Stop and its competitors are the GENEROUS portions and very reasonable prices. Take a look at the pictures if you don’t believe me. My favorite flavors are the french custard — it tastes like you are eating a giant marshmallow — dulce de leche, salted caramel, and other chocolate flavors. They change up the flavor board so there are always new flavors to try!
I love that they fill your cup or cone halfway with yogurt and add toppings in the MIDDLE and on the TOP! I’ve never seen another shop do this before. The employees here are always friendly and service is quick. There is street parking on El Camino and a small lot behind the shop.

Excellent experience! Really great Carbolite low-​sugar flavors (10 cals, 1g sugar per ounce), better selection than Yumi Yogurt with a similar vibe. Super healthy and tastes fantastic. Really liked the family vibe and kind proprietor. Highly recommend.

Yogurt Stop is still the BEST frozen yogurt shop in the whole SF Bay Area. We love coming here, not only for the great yogurt, but also for the wonderful owners and the super nice people who work there. We simply love this place. The owners put a lot of love into their nice little Yogurt Stop.

Wonderful staff, generous portions, great for kids and pets. I almost forgot how much I enjoy their delicious Vanilla. Jason, a new co-​owner bends over backwards and with a smile. We need more establishments that are mindful of service with a smile. That alone will keep me coming back and many many others for years to come. Thank you SK :-)!

delicious. portions are huuuge (which I absolutely love). The customer service is excellent as other reviewers mentioned. I will definitely will return… most likely weekly if not daily.

I’ve tried them all and this is the best place! Summary:
+ Nice variety of flavors
+ PERFECT texture, smooth & creamy, never icy
+ Sugar-​free and dairy-​free ones, though I never go there
+ Great toppings, everything you could ask for
+ Vanilla Classic fat-​free or vanilla custard if you want to treat yourself
+ The owner is amazing, an absolute doll, for a taste or just to say hi
+ good parking and outdoor seating, to sit, relax, and enjoy
+ loyalty card, keep coming and earn free ones!
My favorite place in the world… Sohelia (owner) is amazing

I love their carbolite yogurt because it’s yummy and sugar free. They also have a delicious greek yogurt. The staff is nice and the portions are large. Regular customers get stamps and eventually a free yogurt. Their are always lots of options, and its a nice family owned place.

Good yogurt. Friendly staff. Generous portions (WAY too big if you ask me). Flavors change-​up a lot and they always have flavor bursts, a fat free, a sugar free, and a wow-​cow option.
Great neighborhood joint!

I have to give this one high marks for taste. My favorite is pistachio and they had one with a flavor boost/​swirl thingy. Awesome!!! If it’s there… that is all I get. Great stuff!!!

Froyo was really rich and creamy. French Custard is definitely the best flavor. Portions are huge, don’t be fooled by «medium»

This place is so-​so.
Pros: I really liked the french custard flavor, and their portions are HUGE. The small size was more than enough for two people to share, and they give generous portions of toppings as well. Highly appreciated, since I get so annoyed when places this skimp out on portions that probably cost them like 2 pennies.
Cons: Yogurt just simply is not as good as Yumi Yogurt. Also, they don’t have that many flavors that I’m a fan of. They have «diet» yogurts that use splenda/​other sweeteners, leaving a bad aftertaste. So after removing those flavors from the options, not too many attractive ones remain.

I used to live right next to this place, and would love to stop by on hot summer days!
My favorite, though, actually wasn’t in summer at all, but in the middle of autumn. People who know me know that I’m an absolute sucker for pumpkin and squash flavors. Pumpkin-​flavored everything is my favorite, and come autumn time I’m in heaven.
So, what should come at Yogurt Stop with the autumn season? You guessed it! Pumpkin-​flavored yogurt!
Man, I was practically stopping by every day! The pumpkin flavors were really well balanced with the sweetness of the yogurt.
Aside from that, Yogurt Stop is a small yogurt place. It’s simple in feel, just a bin full of ice creams staying cold, and a server behind the counter who’s happy to help you.
Yogurt Stop changes their flavors daily. You can come back day by day and sample all different flavors!
Their portions are huge; there’s really no need to order any of the larger sizes, as the smaller sizes will likely give you all the sweets you would want!
Staff is friendly, and very helpful as you go through the selection process.
Overall, what’s not to like? Some good flavors with some good people serving them.
Actually, one small gripe: cash only.

generous portions! They filled it 2−3x the height of the cup. Their original tangy froyo was comparable to the one at pinkberry, except it’s slightly less tangy, but you get a better value.
Downside was that the toppings selection was more limited than nearby places. The French custard froyo came out melted (although it was in the high 80s that day) — although the berry flavor and original came out fine. not sure what that was about.

Okay, they have Carbolite, and only 7 minutes from my house (instead of the haul I was making to Yumi, 20 minutes away). Who knew?
Not part of the Yumi empire (but owned by a family member), this joint follows the same model. Lots of flavors which change up every day, huge portions, and service with a smile. A tad more expensive than Yumi ($ 4 rather than $ 3.75 for the smallest size, for example, and $ 8 rather than $ 7.75 for a quart), I still think it’s a good deal.
I’ve only ever tried the Carbolite flavors (2 per day, yay!), but the consistency is a bit too soft for my liking. Is the machine not getting it cold enough? One time the gal serving it up piled it (not that high) and it promptly toppled over. She was forced to put it in a quart container to avoid spillage. That shouldn’t happen. Crank up those machines!
Cash only.

Ahh yes, Yogurt Stop…
has been around FOREVER, and as far as I can remember is absolutely delish.
My favorite as a little kid was the soft serve with the bubblegum swirl. I seriously hope they still have it, because its definitely any 8 year old’s dream.

It’s literally one block away from where my BFF works and she was craving froyo for lunch.
We walk into an empty shop at the peak of lunch hour.
The nice lady behind the counter kindly let us sample every flavor.
After 6 tastes, I honestly didn’t like any of them!
I settled for their version of «Original Tart» with fresh strawberries on top (the only FRESH fruit they had to offer).
It was sad, I didn’t finish the thing.
«Meh. I’ve experienced waaay better.»
Thanks anyway!