Yogurt Lounge

Now here is a good Frozen Yogurt place, you get good tart flavors and good sweet ones.
Wow ! The yogurt was so good they Closed!

I would come here over yogurt world any day of the week. I just think the yogurt here is honestly much much better, and it’s never crazy, always pretty chill. The people that work here (an older asian couple and another older asian guy) are all super nice and have always been very helpful.
Even though I tell myself I’m going to try a new flavor, I always end up getting cheesecake and chocolate yogurt, and usually cheesecake squares (I like cheesecake alright? It isn’t a crime… yet.)
I also love how they have board games here! There is nothing like getting some yogurt and playing some board games!

I am a fan of this place. It is significantly less crowded than yogurt world, but not because the quality is lower. The parking situation is pretty rad too since there is a HUGE parking lot. So you never really have to worry about finding parking on the street.
The flavors are pretty good (I love the Taro). Also, their toppings selection is HUGE and I like how the area is super clean (not all mixed up and everything is everywhere).
The older Asian couple and the other guy that work here are super nice.
It’s fun to come grab a cup, fill it up, nom and play some board games. I AM THE CONNECT FOUR MASTUHHH!!!
YES please.

At 35 cents an oz, the price is a little much. BUT… it offers a thai tea flavor that you can’t find anywhere else. I don’t know how frequently flavors are changed, but today had a nice selection of tarts and sweets.
Regular tart: pretty good and tart
Pomegranate tart: a little too sweet for my taste
Thai tea: unique flavor, slightly sweet
Tart taro: nice balance between the sweetness of taro and tartness of… tart
Nothing about the place really made it stand out in my mind (other than the fact that there were signs asking people to make sure the handles were pushed ALL THE WAY UP after dispensing). I was looking for multi-​colored mochi toppings… unfortunately, Yogurt Lounge had every other topping in the world available except for that one –_​-​«
Guy behind the counter wasn’t nice but he wasn’t mean, either. In fact, he looked pretty bored (there was nobody else in the shop).
Credit/​debit purchases require you to buy at least $ 4 worth of frozen yogurt. And they don’t have change for any bills larger than $ 20, according to more signs pasted all over the cash register.

Oh dear, I am completely stressed out because I cannot decide if I like Yogurt Lounge or Yogurtland better. I really want to give this place 5 stars, but I need to go back to be sure.
Yogurtlounge has SEVERAL tart yogurt choices, which makes me happy. I indulged in the plain tart, tart taro *YUM*, and tart passion fruit *double yum* … the yogurt itself was quite good, although not as good as some non-​self serve yogurt places. I’d say it’s a little less smooth.
The reason that i LOVE this place is the toppings. In addition to your normal fruits, candies/​cereals, mochi, and syrups, THIS PLACE HAS grass jelly, mango jelly, mixed jelly, halo halo, red beans, condensed milk… MMMMM. I love it. It’s like shaved ice but with yogurt.
So my final creation was TART original, passion fruit, and taro with red beans, mango jelly, and strawberries. It was so freaking good, I should market this creation.
They also have games which make for a fun time with friends. We played apples to apples and had a blast. Yogurt louge, I’d come see you every week if I didn’t live a 4 hour plane ride away.

This place is like all the other yogurt places around, except only BETTER! Considering that there so many of these places, what makes this place so good?
Basically what makes this place different is the multiple topping choices. Every froyo place has toppings, but this place has some toppings that others don’t even offer. The toppings consist of multiple cereal choices like captain crunch and coco pebbles (come on now, I haven’t seen this stuff since I was a kid, that’s awesome). There is the normal crushed up cookies and different nuts (which are awesome 2). Lastly, they have the wide assortment of different syrups like marshmallow, strawberry and chocolate (they have more but I can’t remember them all).
The place is clean and the people is super nice. If you sit down inside, they have different games like jinga and chess (jinga… Jinga… Jinga… You know).
Overall this place gets four stars. I like the different topping choices that are available and the people here are nice and the open pretty late for those late night froyo cravings.

Where’s the chocolate?
The first thing I noticed was that they don’t have a chocolate yogurt! I always go for chocolate when eating frozen yogurt, so I was temporarily bummed and just about ready to head over to Convoy Street and try to find another frozen yogurt joint. However, I figured I’d give Yogurt Lounge a chance to impress me.
My daughter chose peanut butter yogurt, and I selected cake batter, smothered with a healthy dose of tart strawberry yogurt. The topping station was awesome! There were sweets and sprinkles of every kind on one side, and on the other side, there were healthy fruits, and even lesser-​known items like sweet red beans. A big plus was the availability of chocolate chip cookie dough and brownies as toppings.
My daughter and I must have had a shitload of yogurt, since at $ 0.38 per ounce, our total for two cups came to over $ 8.00.
Don’t be afraid of the empty space; it’s not awkward at all to eat there, even if it’s just you and the sole employee who happens to be there at the time. Several people came in while my daughter and I were eating, but everyone took their frozen yogurt to go. Still, if you feel like sitting down, just plop down at a table and relax!
I’m going to try other frozen yogurt shops in my search for chocolate yogurt, but when I want a big cup of yogurt close to home, this will probably be my go-​to spot.

I really do like this place. They accept coupons graciously and the workers/​owners are always so kind and nice.
Yogurt + Jenga = Good times.
I’d pick this froyo place above any of the others i’ve been to.

You know the opening of Joe Versus the Volcano when Joe works in a dystopian factory and learns of his «brain cloud» disorder? The lighting for the scenes are dreary, a bluish, greenish hue and telling of the director’s ability to create a surreal environment we can all relate to.
Inside the Yogurt Lounge you feel this utter lack of empathy and a bit drowsy. The lighting is green, with a green tint on everything. This must change.
There was no one inside. I think that’s one of the reasons people only sit outside at this place. Inside feels like you’re sitting in green jello, looking out at a better world, a more productive and happier world.
The yogurt was phenomenal. They had Thai Iced Tea flavored yogurt. Who does that? These guys do.
So other than the shitty venue, the yogurt wasn’t half bad, and at $ 0.35 cents per ounce, I believe it’s in-​line with other yogurt facilities. Kudos for your awesome yogurt. Jeers for your green interiors.

A bizarro-​world version of Yogurt World: the parking lot is huge and has spaces for cars without scratching the hell out of them, the shop is nice, clean, and open, and instead of an American pub next door, there’s a TeaStation and a taqueria.
The yogurt here is cheaper too, and I think tastier. Their plain tart is probably the best I’ve had in San Diego; it’s not as sugary sweet as Yogurt Land, or as watered down as Yogurt World, but just like, well, yogurt. It actually tastes healthy, as if the yogurt’s actually *gasp* all natural, REAL yogurt.
Their taro tart is really good too, also because it actually tastes like yogurt mixed with the creamy deliciousness that is taro.
I find it funny that a simple Yogurt «Lounge» would have better yogurt than a «Land» or even a «World», but yet here we are.

I think I’ve found my favorite place to go for yogurt in San Diego.
After stressing one too many times over parking at Yogurt World, I discovered Yogurt Lounge on Unilocal and thought it sounded like an excellent alternative.
It was pretty easy to find although it was tucked into a shopping center so it wasn’t terribly visible from the street. However, Google maps street view prepared us for it. Parking was awesome since there are several reasonably big-​name stores (Ethan Allen was one, can’t remember the others) in the area. Spaces were nice and spacious!
It was a bit eerie walking into the place though. It was totally empty apart from the guy working behind the counter. The kiwi decorations over the lights bathed the whole place in a subtle green color. Very clean establishment, and all of the machines seemed to be working properly (the guy there was checking them as we came in).
I went straight for the plain tart which is my personal favorite and had to try the Thai Tea as well. They had a pretty awesome selection, even chocolate and vanilla at the very end for those traditionalists. Standard variety of toppings (fresh fruit, chocolates, sprinkles, assorted dry crumbly things, mochi balls, jellies, and lots of syrups/​liquids including condensed milk). I simply added a few mochi bites on top and called it a day with my creation.
Needless to say, I loved my yogurt. Plain tart was plain tart, and Thai Tea was Thai Tea in frozen form! It was a bit mind boggling in a good way. If you’re tired of Yogurt World but still want your yogurt, this place is most definitely the place to go.

Awesome place, nice owner!
Not as crowded as other fro-​yo spots!
Everyone usually goes to Yogurt World, but I prefer hitting this spot up as its a lot more spacier and there is plenty of seats available.
Parking is also not a problem here.
The yogurt selection here is quite good, you got everything from Thai tea to your typical normal tart yogurt flavor. The topping selection is also good. Plenty of fruits such as berries, lychee, and many others.
I can’t see why this place isn’t as crowded as Yogurt World or all these other chain spots. Ya’ll need to hit this place up! =)
You can always have a laid-​back time chillaxin’ here playing Jenga, cards and the other board games they have here.
Its located in the same lot as Phở Cali and Lolita’s.
After munching on either some bomb phở or carne asada fries, you don’t gotta worry about driving to get dessert elsewhere for your sweet-​tooth after dinner! :P

My favorite yogurt place!
free wifi
never have to wait in line
easy parking
board games
fancy machines
unique toppings (cotton candy crunch?!)
& next to Lolitas. carne asada fries and yogurt? omg.

TAKE IT FROM A PROFESSIONAL EATER– THIS PLACE IS YUMMY!
I am not a big fan of yogurt but I LOVE THIS PLACE! You walk in the place which reminds me of a school cafeteria but has sort of a small comfort to it! You garb yourself a cup which you can choose from small or large and then GO TO WORK! They have 6 or 8 yogurt machines– I can’t remember cause all I saw was HEAVEN! They have over 15 – 20 different toppings to choose from and I realized that I could die now and be happy!
If you saw me, you would of laughed your head off! I went back and forth from yogurt station to toppings bar and back and forth– you swore I had to be making some sort of awesome creation! I am salivating thinking about this place… I got to go get me some right now!

Like Christine L. said in a previous post «„Damn, where the hell is everybody??“ It’s such a shock to see empty tables.» I could not have said that any better. Yogurt Lounge is my new favorite yogurt place in SD and I’ll go there over any of the other places in that Clairemont Mesa Blvd area. They learned how to do everything right compared to Yogurt World, but just don’t get the customer base that Yogurt World does.
Let me point out some reasons why Yogurt Lounge the yogurt place to go to:
1) Clean.
If you have been to Yogurt World, you’ll know what I’m talking about. Yogurt Lounge, if you’re reading this, do not let this one get out of order. If you call yourself a Lounge, it kind of implies you want people to relax and enjoy themselves, and no one wants to do that in a dirty environment.
2)More Room to Eat/​Hang out.
Many more tables inside and out along with games to play like Jenga
3)Room to Put Topping on.
If you’ve been to Yogurt World, you’ll know what I’m talking about. You have to go to Sigalert to navigate the traffic at Yogurt World. Yogurt Lounge is more like the carpool lane.
4)Yummy Flavors.
Great selection of tart flavors and one flavor I’ve never tried before: thai tea!!! Now it may sound a little daunting but it really is a great combination of being refreshing, tasty, and flavor that tastes like thai tea.
On top of all those advantages, they have a couple of widescreen TVs to get your TV fix on. Get the word out because going on a weeknight evening (around 8−9pm) with no other customers is a shame.

I usually go to Yogurt World but today I failed at parking my big-​ass american car in the lot so off to Yogurt Lounge it was.
I went for my standard taro with cocoa krispies, non pareils and mochi. Just as good as YW and it is much more organized (less messy) in Yogurt Lounge. I would have stayed to enjoy but my nephew was with me and all he could think about was his new Transformer so I had to bounce.
So extra star for the no-​hassle parking and the stay and enjoy your yogurt atmosphere. I think I may have to choose Yogurt Lounge over Yogurt World more often than not. (Too bad it is in the same strip mall as Lolita’s. Tacos or yogurt? Tacos will usually win.)

I’m not a gigantic fan of frozen yogurt, but considering that this treat acts as a love potion for asian women I just accept the fact that it’s awesome. Yogurt Lounge is the best place to go because it’s tastier than Yogurt World and a lot more comfortable to patronize if you are over 16 and not R. Kelly.
The best flavors are Taro followed closely by Thai Iced Tea (which is usually out). Even the plain yogurt has an excellent tart flavor that surpasses all other spots that I’ve tried. It’s self serve and pay by the ounce, but it’s super easy to share and as a date spot, I think it inhales way less money than coffee or alcohol purveyors.
The interior is rad and an extremely clean, like something out of an IKEA photoshoot, in a good way. Any place that has Jenga! wins in my book and they have other board games here too. Wide vareity of toppings from candies to fresh fruit and jellies. The experience here is so much better than their competitors and when I think about it, the Taro is the best yogurt I’ve ever had so it’s an easy 5 stars for me.

My tongue has a new friends, Yogurt Lounge. Thai tea, original tart, piña colada, and along with lots of other flavors. The Thai tea was awesome.
I’m sure the owner of Yogurt Lounge hates being compared to Yogurt World but Yogurt Lounge is so much better. Best of all, it’s not as crowded.
I don’t like tart foods but I do like original yogurt (both the refrigerated or frozen kind) and Yogurt Lounge’s original tart/​yogurt does not disappoint.
Now if only they wouldn’t use styrofoam…

This place is exactly like Yogurt World with a few key differences:
First off there is no clusterfuck parking lot. Plenty of spaces and no fear someone is gonna mow into your ride while you’re getting your Fro-​yo on.
The establishment is larger, has better décor and is MUCH MUCH cleaner. Place looked like a hospital when I rolled in.
As far as the yogurt is concerned, not much different though they don’t have as many tart flavors. However, they have some flavors I have never seen at YoWo. thai iced tea? OM NOM NOM. Theyalso have a couple non-​dairy flavors for you lactose *poofffftttt* intolerant out there
Topping bar… MUCH MUCH cleaner and organized and has a lot of variety. Did I say it was cleaner?
Board games are available to those who want to hang out and enjoy a game of Scrabble, chess, checkers, Uno, etc.
I hate to compare it to Yogurt World but the truth is any fro-​yo enthusiast would. If you want a less stressful outing for frozen yogurt, I would definitely recommend this place as a back-​up to your favorite joint of choice.
Check out my photos of the place! C-​L-​E-​A-​N

This place would actually deserve 4 stars from me but i felt that the average rating was way too low so i had to raise it a bit :).
I’ve heard about this place many times but never thgouht to go there until a friend told me about how the texture of the yogurt was a tad different from the other yogurt places, so i headed out to try it out for myself. well it was kind of sad when i went there since me and my friends were the only customers there… it was completely empty. because of this i was a bit hesitant to try it but hey i’m already here right? so i got a mix of flavors and toppings, same olé yogurt place procedure, price was decent.
then i finally sat down to eat it and wow i must say i was very impresed, this actually might be my favorite yogurt place *GASP* and like alena L said (who went with me) the texture of the yogur is a bit more icy as opposed to creamy, but i said that first when we were actually there and she stole my idea for her Unilocal review, but it’s ok because she’s a fatty. just kidding
anywys the place was very clean, and parkign was easy to find unlike most yogurt places, there were more toppings than other places and the yogurt taste is what won me over, i really like it and wow the cookie dough just made it perfect :) I will definately go bak and try to bring more people as well, i feel so bad for this hidden gem that’s underated :(