Yogoluv

I love fro-​yo and this place was hugely disappointing.
First the consistency of the yogurt was extremely liquidity. It was melting before I started eating it. The flavors were not appetizing at all. I couldn’t even eat a few that I put in my cup.
The most disappointing to me was their mochi. I love it and it was stale and old. I couldn’t even eat it. I ended up throwing away most of my dessert. Very disappointing

Great place for self-​serve fro-​yo! There are not many places that you can find the squishy flavor balls and they are my favorite! Good place to sit inside and chat for a while. Lots of flavors and lots of toppings!

i am a fro-​yo addict. i admit it. so i consider myself a tough critic.
Yogoluv is a nice 2 minute walk from my place which wins in the convenience zone.
I’d give the topping selection 4 stars… but the fro-​yo consistency has been lacking the last few times i’ve been in.
runny fro-​yo is no good in my books.
As the stars say. a-​ok.

I have to admit I’m not a huge yogurt fan. I’d prefer rich home made ice cream and Ted Drewes Frozen custard to yogurt but as its almost summer I have to be thinking about getting into speedo shape… well not really! But frozen yogurt is a great alternative to ice cream.
This location is never very busy when we stop in. Overall very clean and my daughters love the hanging LED lights with changing colors. They do not have any fancy or extreme flavors but at least the standard onces including cake batter, chocolate, dulce de leche, vanilla, cookies and crème to mention a few.
They do have entertaining monitors that show video and pictures of their customers that are submitted via email. You get discounts on FB and twitter or if you wear a Yogoluv t-​shirt.
One bit of advice definitely scan the entire topping bar before adding toppings so you know whats on the far side before you get there and run out of room!

Yum! Yum! Yum! And it’s a healthy option to ice cream!

not bad for a drive-​by fix of Fro-​Yo, but not the best in the area either. Just ok, not great.

Yogoluv… what to say? It wasn’t all that great. I’ve hit up several frozen yogurt places in town (Orange Leaf, Froyo, etc) and this just didn’t live up to my expectations. The frozen yogurt seemed more like ice milk and the flavors just seemed off. They did have a very large topping selection, but I think I’ll stick with the competition.

After trying about 10 different froyo places within St. Louis and the Metroeast, this place tops the cake! I love the vibrant colors of the froyo, the consistancy and the flavors are very flavorful. They have a lot of different toppings, more than any froyo place I have been to. They even have butterscotch and peanut butter pieces. They also have hot fudge and hot caramel.
I still was impressed on my second visit even though almost half there machines were down, they still had the best cake batter ever!
I will drive the 40 minutes it takes me to come here just to get amazing froyo.

What can you not say about low-​fat yogurt with a mix of fresh Kiwi? Awesome!!! Hard to find place with fresh Kiwi and this spot happens to be decently price and located near me for convience off Olive and Ross.

After seeing Patt C’s review mentioning Red Velvet Cake I knew I wanted to give Yogoluv a try. I was out in West County picking up special diet food for my Shelties’ and noticed Yogoluv was just down the street from my Shelties vet and thought way not give it a try.
I was trilled to see that Red Velvet Cake was one of the flavors of the day. I grabbed a small cup and began my journey down the the dispensers. Of course I started out with Red Velvet Cake and then I added the following three; Vanilla, Birthday Cake and Thin Mint. Only the Red Velvet Cake impressed me.
On my first visit, I found the vanilla to be lacking in true vanilla flavor. I also found the Birthday Cake from Blue Bunny Ice Cream to be a truer and better for that flavor. Being a BIG fan of thin mint cookies, I couldn’t wait to try the Thin Mint YoGo. Sorry to say, I was disappointed. Not only was it thin and runny, but no chocolate flavor and the taste of mint was minimal.
The Red Velvet Cake saved the day and I look forward to trying another Yogoluv closer to home.

Yogoluv is my favorite froyo place in STL. Of all the froyo places I’ve tried, this is — IMO — the best. They have a bigger and better selection of toppings, yogurt and sorbet flavors. They probably have 3 times the toppings that other places do. There was a better flavor than other froyos and was a bit cheaper too. The yogurt didn’t melt too quickly and was rich and delicious. I had to stop myself from going back in for another cup! What else can I say?! I luv Yogoluv!

I had a 10% off coupon to use before the end of the month, so went in yesterday and tried:
red velvet cake
pecan praline
chocolate
cake batter
cookies ‘n crème
No toppings. Weighed in at $ 3.90. And I was so excited about my coupon, I forgot to present my yogoluv membership card to get credit for this purchase. Dang bang!
All the flavors were just delicious, but the pecan praline was a special delight. You could taste pecan, but there were no pieces of pecan in it, so whatever magic they work on this stuff. .. is successful.
The chocolate, too, is especially rich and deep. .. quite a feat, I think, with frozen yogurt.

Man, these yogurt places are just popping up everywhere. I guess it’s good if you’re looking for something low fat — but that’s not all it’s cracked up to be. For the calories I’d rather have full fat ice cream and feel more satisfied. Don’t get me wrong, the yogurt was good. it just didn’t give me that same «i just ate something sinfully delicious» the way cold stone does.
Very, very clean restaurant and plenty of topping choices so I’ll take into account my ice cream bias and bump them up to 3 stars. Interesting to try once, but I’ll probably stick with the real deal.

Another froyo trip. I actually hit this one up after the Garden Party at Brio. TEEHEE. We had a groupon to use and are never in West Co, sooo, yep.
Pretty standard… they had even more toppings than FroYo on the Loop. I can’t remember what, specifically, but I do remember noticing that. So if toppings is your thing, hit this place up. I particularly noticed the hard shell chocolate and butterscotch toppings, mochi, (which was unique — I knew it was something Asian, and the woman behind the counter described it as a «Japanese marshmallow» — delicious! Try it!) and these little fruit ball things. I don’t even know how to explain them. But I got them in mango and passion fruit flavors, and they were small balls that delightfully popped in your mouth and squirted juice. Um. Yeeeeah. =]
A star deducted because I didn’t notice any interesting flavors, per se, but I’m more of a topping girl, so it’s all good.
Definitely tasty. I’d go back if I was in the area.

Came here with Stephanie S. to use my Groupon today. The yogurt came out a bit runny, but maybe it’s cuz we came right when it opened. The Peach flavor is my fave so far! This time, the Chocolate froyo was available. Thank goodness! But it wasn’t outstanding to my tongue. The one thing that made me hooked on this place was the litchi balls (boba-​ish balls full of flavor). There is litchi flavored liquid inside the balls. They felt like balloons in my mouth. Soooo freaking good & adds a dimension to the froyo. Absolutely innovative! Hello foodgasm! I sooo will bring my bf here.

Goodbye, boring Dairy Queen Blizzard with boring strawberries! Hello, Yogoluv!
Don’t get me wrong. This Unilocaler loves Dairy Queen, but when I am trying to watch what I eat, Dairy Queen isn’t always in the cards. If I try to behave and eat a dessert that is low in calories (or in my case, Weight Watcher Points), I am restricted to keeping things simple (i.e. plain vanilla with a little fruit).
That is until I fell in luv with Yogoluv (see how I did that with the spelling of «luv»? Brilliant)!
Yogoluv is a small 2-​store chain. It has its first location in Columbia, MO, as well as its recent installment in Creve Coeur. This was my first time to visit a yogurt shop, so I was blown away by the choices available to me. This particular location boasts about 14 self-​serve options from cheesecake to acai berries to red velvet cake. The yogurt here is not a blend of powder and water, but the real deal with live and active cultures. If the awesome flavors need a little more flair, there is an outstanding topping bar that includes the sinfully sweet candies and syrups, or if you are trying to stay healthy, fresh fruits and nuts. In my case, I got a big cup of peanut butter frozen yogurt alongside a portion of cheesecake yogurt, topped with fresh strawberries and kiwis. AWESOME!
Now this format isn’t anything new. There are numerous frozen yogurt bars around town, but what really topped off my dessert was the friendly customer service, and the attention to cleanliness of this store. Also, it was nice to have a complete nutritional guide available for those of us who are counting calories (by the way, ½ a cup of yogurt will run you about 3 WW points).
So thanks, Yogoluv, for providing me a place to go whacky with my dessert without having to regret my whackiness later on the scale.

This place is relatively convenient to my school for any Froyo cravings between classes. My flavoured yogurt was great, except for the kiwi and strawberries were hard, possibly because they were from frozen or something of that nature. I will definitely be back with some avoidance though!

I think Kat V. and I are on what I like to call the ‘Tour de Froyo’. We’re on a mission to hit up every self serve frozen yogurt spot in STL. Which is pretty easy, considering there really aren’t that many to choose from (yet).
Anyway, our tour brought us to Yogoluv. They opened about a week ago, and they look like everyone other self serve froyo spot I’ve ever been to: a wall of flavors, and many toppings to choose from.
Flavor-​wise, I think yogoluv has a LOT to choose from. Original tart, pomegranate, vanilla, chocolate (which they were out of during our visit? WTF), cheesecake, red velvet, etc.
I went with a little taste of a few: red velvet, original, cheesecake, and white chocolate macadamia. I thought all of the flavors were pretty delicious. The red velvet wins the ‘tastes too good to be fat free’ award; it was super rich and had a nice depth of flavor that you don’t find too often in fat free froyo.
Toppings-​wise, yogoluv had a lot to choose from. There were your typical fruit toppings — kiwi, strawberry, blueberry, pineapple, blackberry, mango; chocolate toppings like kit kat, m&ms, peanut butter cups, cookie dough, etc.
But what set yogoluv apart from the rest were the UNIQUE toppings they offered. Mango balls (think tiny balls of mango juice; they were better than what I’m describing), TWO types of mochi (strawberry and green tea), agave nectar, condensed milk, honey, ghiradelli chocolate, caramel, and white chocolate syrups… the list goes on. And on. And on. And everything is VERY clearly marked!
One thing that really impressed me: self serve places like this tend to get really sticky and dirty. I appreciated the fact that it was kept SO clean. The girl working the counter was constantly wiping surfaces down, cleaning the floors, etc. It was pretty much spotless, which I appreciated.
I don’t make the trek out to creve coeur very often, but the next time I’m in the area, I probably won’t be able to resist a visit.
Oh, and finally — this certainly doesn’t compare to my beloved Red Mango, but it’s a good alternative.

Oh Yogoluv you fooled me big time! I was super amped for this place to open. It’s located less than 1 mile from my place and I thought it would be so awesome to stop in and test it out.
If you’ve visited FroYo, Red Mango or Chill in the STL area then you know the drill. Self serve frozen yogurt with a topping bar to satisfy all of your needs you pay by weight about 40 cents an ounce so be easy…
The place has Wifi and is very modern looking, decent location tucked away in what used to be a coffee shop. The brightly painted walls splashed with fluorescent colors and the flat screen TVs add character. the drop lighting and the color changing lights add a little pizazz.
My disappointment came with the yogurt. They do advertise all natural «real» yogurt, which is true, no doubt. It’s not coming from a mix so if you’re headed for the active cultures and the health benefits of yogurt you’ve got it. However, the character flaw and it’s a major defining factor in taste are the flavors. If you are familiar with Red Mango for example they use no artificial sweeteners, preservatives or flavoring. Unfortunately Yogoluv is adding a little flavoring/​coloring to the mix.
My friend and I went and we tried every single flavor just about. The White chocolate macadamia smelled a tad like paint thinner (it was the alcohol from the flavoring) and the taste was certainly not that of white chocolate macadamia. The Red Velvet which I love at Froyo and Red Mango, was most definitely tinted to be this rich reddish brown and the flavor reminded me of the Duncan Hines cake mix. The original «tart» flavor was pretty decent and the pomegranate variety was decent but again the pistachio which is my other favorite failed in taste.
Hoping that Yogoluv can move to a better tasting more artificially free offering. Maybe I’ll return and update my review some day.

Show some love to Yogoluv! My friends and I went on opening day, and they had free frozen yogurt until 10PM to draw people in! I’m happy to say that I’ll be returning even though it’ll be 40 cents per ounce the next time I go in.
The setup is the same as other places like FroYo and Red Mango, so my strategy still remains the same. You have to go fruity or chocolatey. I decided on fruity and tried out their peach, blueberry, raspberry, mango and vanilla flavors. I liked peach and raspberry best, but the best part was that the toppings you add at the end were all fresh! They have the fruits: blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, pineapples, etc. And the also have all the other normal toppings like nuts and whip cream and syrups.
On top of that, Yogoluv offered different types of mochi, which I haven’t seen elsewhere. They had the plain mochi, but also green tea and strawberry flavored mochi as well, which went very well with the fruity-​frozen-​yogurt combination.
All in all, I recommend this place if you want to stop in for some frozen yogurt! There aren’t many around the Creve Coeur area, so especially if you live around Yogoluv, it’s definitely worth checking out.