Sogreen Yogurt

I tried the original tart flavored froyo and I really enjoyed the consistency and the flavor! It holds together nicely and is not icey or runny like a lot of other froyo places. I chose to top mine with all of the different diced fruit which was really sweet and fresh tasting. You could also choose other toppings like mochi and candy. The only thing that would prevent me from coming too often is that is it pretty pricey. It was 5 something for a small!

Fat free gluten free froyo. Plus the cappuccino is sugar free. The consistency of the FroYo is very good… not runny, not icy. It holds together well and is a pleasure on the palate. It is SPYFY (server pours your froyo) not PYOFY (pour your own froyo).
This place is inside the Metreon Center’s food court, just opposite of the AMC theaters’ ticket line.

³⁄₅ is about right. Flavors are meh. Very smooth/​creamy. Doesn’t taste natural. Spoons aren’t compostable– not sure what is «so green» about this place.

Review on bites only.
$ 3 for two pieces and you get to choose 2 different flavors. We got the peanut butter and mixed nuts. Overall it was alright. It was pretty dry. Peanut butter definitely tasted better than the mixed nuts… i guess because it made up for the dryness. I did like how it’s made fresh and piping hot~ but i don’t think i will buy it again.

Not bad, not fantastic — but it’s nice to have a fro-​yo place in the AMC Metreon. Their yogurt does melt kind of fast, and it gets pretty water when it melts to eat it quick!
The pops are ok — they’re airy and light and kind of dry. Make sure to get both caramel & chocolate syrup on top!
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We got 2 cups of yogurt:
#1: original yogurt (tart), mango, oreo (really dry/​stale), and what I thought were yogurt chips (they were actually white chocolate)
#2: chocolate yogurt (pretty intense & sweet), cookie dough, reese’s
Neither tasted great on its own, but both mixed together worked pretty well.

Lackluster fruit smoothies.

I’m not a huge froyo fan, but this place is not bad. Pretty sizable portions, toppings are good too.

Very nice to see a frozen yogurt shop at the Metreon. Good place to stop after dinner, watching a movie or shopping.
The place is small but there are plenty of seating right in front.
Very clean and friendly staff.
The yogurt is high quality. I especially favor their tart and green tea. Ample amount of toppings including fresh fruit. They are pretty generous with the toppings.
I was also pleasantly surprised to find a pastry offering. I don’t recall the name but they make a warm fruit filled pastry that’s very good. I’ve never had this before and it’s worth a try.
Great addition to the newly redesigned SF Metreon. I’ll definitely stop by more often.

It’s fro-​yo downtown for under $ 3. I think that’s a pretty good deal. The toppings are really limited (and expensive and they’re stingy with them), and they don’t have the vast assortment of flavors that you would find elsewhere, but in terms of food court-​safe items that won’t hurt your waistline too much, you could do worse. The fro-​yo itself is also creamy and tangy, so it’s not watered down at all.

Tasty! Convenient! Green!
I had the original tart yogurt with walnuts and strawberries. It was great! Sogreen also has coffee and baked goods. Great customer service and no line. Also it was across from the movie theater!

A friend and I had dinner in the area and decided to come to The Metreon to walk around and kill some time. We walked in through the lower level with the food court and I spotted froyo. I couldn’t resist some dessert!
The froyo was good — I like my original flavor tart and it was. The prices are ok… they charge for your first topping, but they didn’t skimp, which is nice. Ehhh, you have choices for froyo in the city, so I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here. One of those places where if you’re here, sure, why not?
It’s clean and service was nice (there was no one else in line other than me and my friend though).

Overpriced! They are very stingy with toppings! They also pressure you to pay cash. They have a sign indicating no credit cards for purchases under $ 3.00. I don’t have a problem with that; my problem is they still ask you if you have cash when purchases exceed that amount. And forget trying to use AMEX! I had used AMEX once in the past, despite their request that I don’t, but was told today they don’t accept AMEX. When I questioned that, given my past experience, I was informed they take when conventions come to town. WHAT? Out-​of-​towners treated better than locals? Forget it, my husband and I will not be back.

So sorry wantes to like you guys but for the price of $ 3.95 medium cup its highway robbery. Plain tart taste just to have my live bacteria for the day. Never had I paid for a cup of plain tart yogurt that eventually cost me near $ 4 and with added condiments charging extras. I could have gotten a half gallon of open nature at safeway for that price and top of my own toppings. Sssssshhhhhhhh!

Sogreen Yogurt had only one associate on duty during the lunch hour. while service was courteous, it was, by happenstance, slow. didn’t bother to ask for samples since it wasn’t self serve.
froyo availability:
–original
–strawberry tart
–raspberry/​pomegrate
–chocolate
–vanilla
–cappucino: not smooth, icy edge, slight cap flavor.
pricing: (S) (m) (l)
plain 2.95 3.95 5.75
flavored 3.50 4.50 6.25, lst topping, .75 cents, each additional, .50 cents
18 dry toppings of nuts, crumbled cookies, cereals, candies, nuts, and chocolates, 6 fruit toppings
frodrips:
–stoething froyo machines, customized lamintated cups.
–froyo usually smooth, made from natural ingredients
–wacky wabbit wating: mikey passes on the tarts. 3 stars. only mildly interested in the pricey, small portions of froyo.
–seating available in common area.

So I think I’m a fraud when it comes to froyo. If you blindfolded me and put samples of Pinkberry, Yoppi and Sogreen in front of me, I would be so full of flop sweat that I’d forget what I was tasting and probably shout out «Bi-​Rite!» as if I had Tourette’s Syndrome. All I can say is that I like the stuff that comes out of their spigots here even if I don’t have a clue what their unique value proposition is here. All I know is that when Jamie W. and I feel like a little something sweet after having something to eat at Chipotle (…yes, I eat the vegetarian burrito bowl… don’t judge me) or the Soup Company (…yes, I like the split pea sometimes… stop judging me), we tend to make a beeline here knowing absolutely nobody will be there. I think people are so busy bulldozing their way to the elevators to get to the movie theaters that they don’t even notice Sogreen is there.
That’s OK because that means we can split a $ 4.50 medium cup of the Strawberry Tart with actual strawberries on top (see photo). Or I can get selfish and have the $ 2.95 small cup of the Blueberry Acai to myself (see photo). I can be so moody about sharing sometimes depending on whether people treated me like dirt at work that day. It’s certainly creamy enough for my taste though I wish they provided nonfat options when I’m feeling particularly guilty. Or I’m forced to go to Icebee where I saw a guy grab the toppings with his filthy hands as if it was a sampling tray. What kind of pig does that? The selfish kind that thinks they get away with that kind of behavior. Someday his wife will catch him and refuse to have sex with him as a result. But luckily, Sogreen only allows their staff to touch the toppings behind a lucite divider. That’s more like it.
FROYO — 4 stars… I like it but what do I know from world-​class froyo?
AMBIANCE — 3 stars… melts into the new Metreon landscape just fine
SERVICE — 3.5 stars… they put enough strawberries on top… that’s all I ask
TOTAL — 4 stars… Pinkberry, shminkberry… this is good stuff says the froyo connoisseur that I am… NOT!

Reminds me of Pinkberry but inferior. I can’t say it’s not good. It IS good. It’s just so pricey!

I know what you’re thinking… another frozen yogurt joint? And why, when there’s literally at least three within a stone’s throw of each other? Unlike the nearby ones that I can think of off the top of my head, Sogreen doesn’t let you serve yourself and charge you by weight, so you pick your size, your flavour of yogurt, then what toppings you want and you get get charged accordingly as the girl behind the counter puts it together for you.
I haven’t seen anything that makes Sogreen stand out from other froyo places: they have a half dozen flavours of yogurt that changes every few days, the standard toppings of fruit, nuts, chocolate mixes, candies, etc. Unlike other shops though, they have a few baked goods (pops and bakes they’re called), as well as cookies, granola bars, coffee and tea.
Overall the two times I’ve been here so far, I’ve not been disappointed. The tart is pretty tart, the fruit is fresh and tasty, the service has been great and fast. It’s a good place to stop by for dessert after getting lunch at the food court (which is kind of sparse, I’m really hoping they add more eateries in there!)

A really nice addition to the Metreon! SoGreen yogurt has a very soft and smooth texture. When I stopped by on their Grand Opening day, they had 6 flavors: original tart, strawberry tart, cappuccino, chocolate, vanilla, and blueberry acai. Nice variety of flavors, and the strawberry tart is something different!