Yoppi Yogurt

The gelato is good, the customer service was horrible!
and went back in.
The young man behind the counter did not seem interesded in helping us. He had long black hair, long finger nails, he did’nt seem clean to me. As we sat outside he came out smoked a cigarette, now him and the shop smell like cigarettes. YUCK

The gelato is good but only because it is from another company.
The guy that works there is really gross, creepy, & rude. He has long hair that came with my gelato sample & he then laughed about it. Has long long finger nails & long black hair. I’m guessing it’s the owners son because he has a «DGAF» attitude.
Unfortunate bc I like gelato but he is just gross.

Yoppi Yogurt is A-​Ok in my book. Their yogurt offerings are not the most plentiful but they are all delicious. My favorite of the bunch was the cake batter.
The toppings selection are limited as well, but since I am not really a topping person, I complain not. The service, however, can be friendlier. On our visit, the guy behind the counter was more interested in checking his phone than helping us. This is always a no-​no to me, unless of course it is an emergency. Considering he did not seem rattled or anxious after putting his phone away, I imagine he was just not completely aware how unprofessional it is to play on your phone when there are customers in the store.
I will be back when I am in the area. I just would know better than to expect great customer service.

Not super big inside. Just went here today, I’ve been a couple times. It can ad up quickly when you get a frozen yogurt. I enjoyed the cake batter today. They do have places to sit inside.
Nice and clean to.

happy to see on a later visit they added sign for extra whipped cream charge– but still makes no sense to double pay– maybe add it after weighing it (not that whipped cream weighs much!)
I appreciate the gluten free labeling.

So clean and yummily delicious!
I’ve always thought about coming here and today was the day! The girl working here is pretty chill and all of the condiment stations are nice and tidy.
They have only six flavors, but you really only need chocolate (or swirl) so life’s good.
I’ll be back soon!

Very good cake batter! Love the toppings!
Always friendly and nice and clean inside
I like voting for the flavor on the wall!
:)
Always come here after high tech burrito

their gelato is very goood… love the toppings and ingrediants. Their yogurt is very good as well. I like how they have so many varieties of the gelato. I am from the bay, and traveling all th3 way out here is worth it. Definitely recommend.

They have a good product, the kids love it.

5 stars to the gentleman working there right now (Oct 18, 2014, 7:15pm). My family and I frequent Yoppi and have to say that the gentleman working there now (didn’t ask for his name) is one of the best reps we’ve had help us. Courteous, professional, multitasks with several customers in line without looking or sounding stressed, making our whole experience a happy one :)

The yogurt is good and the staff despite being mostly teenagers, are still very friendly and helpful. The rotating flavors based on customer votes is a nice touch.

Nice n quaint yogurt shop tucked away in the corner of Ygnacio Valley Blvd. Feeling really warm due to the weather, upon walking in, I was immediately welcomed by Ralph with a smile on his face. Not knowing which flavor to get, he asked if he could suggest something and I went with that. To say the least, pistachio and green tea combo’d is pure awesomeness! Thanks Ralph!

Yoppi Yogurt felt like every other yogurt shop I’ve visited, just turned up a little more. In flavors, toppings, and they have gelato. It’s set up like every frozen yogurt store is. Cups at the door, a line of different yogurt flavors. Out of the many flavors I went with French Vanilla and one that really caught my eye, Yellow Cake Batter. They had the normal toppings like sprinkles, different fruit, and candies. I went for the stuff I’ve never seen anywhere else. Chocolate covered almonds, white chocolate slivers, not cookie dough bites but FRESH cookie dough, and two animal cookies on top for the little kid in me. The French Vanilla was really good, and the Yellow Cake Batter was good for the first couple of bites, but got pretty old after a while. Out of the toppings my favorite were the chocolate covered almonds, and the animal cookies brought me back to childhood. Though I didn’t try any of the gelato it certainly looks amazing. Definietly a place to check out.

I had tried so many frozen yogurt before, but I must say Yoppi had always pleased me with their rich and creamy yogurt. They are using real California Milk, and most of their yogurts are gluten free. I loved the fact that this is a pet friendly kind of place, too. Don’t forget to get the color changing spoon!!!

I tried this yogurt place on a hot day just walking in the area. I was impressed with the yogurt topping selection and how exceptionally clean the place was. Usually when you go to yogurt places there are toppings scattered all over the counters and the yogurt machines are a mess. Not the case with Yoppi Yogurt! The machines were practically sparkling, I was pretty amazed actually. After I got my yogurt, the staff that was working asked me if I wanted to try any samples of the gelato which was fantastic! Immediately after I paid and sat down to eat my yogurt, the staff ran to clean up the yogurt machines (no wonder the machines were always clean). I also came with one of my students that I was watching that only speaks Spanish, and the man working at the time was bilingual and helped her pick a flavor and toppings to compliment what she was having. Definitely will be coming back here! GREAT customer service!!!

Given the amount of stars and number of reviews we decided to try this place. We walked in around 8pm on a Wednesday night (3÷18÷14) and as my family was walking in the beast with the curly hair was walking out. We stood around for a while waiting for someone to help since I was ordering gelato. The kids were getting yogurt (⁴⁄₆ worked and even then the yogurt was runny). Finally the man with the vest appeared and I asked if the machines worked. He called to the back and the curly hair girl walked in. They started to bicker about cleaning the machines. I asked if I could get help with the gelato. The man asked the girl to help us. She immediately snapped back she was busy and had to unload the car. He snapped back saying he was busy too. They argued for awhile and meantime another two families walked in and were waiting for the gelato. She reluctantly put her box down and barked «WHAT do you want???» I told her my order and as she tried to put the ice cream on the counter she tipped it over because she was in a hurry. I told her, «You don’t need to rush» she responded with the biggest attitude, «WELL, IM BUSY!!! I Have THINGS TO DO!!!» I was shocked by the awful customer service and horrible attitude. I immediately replied «AND you DONT HAVE to be SO RUDE!» As she was scooping other ice cream we waited for a ring. The man in the vest was standing near the toppings and I had to ask to be helped again. He was then cheery and rang us up. He asked if we want a frequent visit card. I definately did not as I will never go there again. I spread the word to others that this place was rude (the curly hair beast) and the worst customer service I have ever seen!!!

My first experience at Yoppi was ooookay. The yogurt selection is minimal, and only ⁴⁄₆ flavors were available (two flavors were sold out.?). The topping options are extensive, but they’re also stale and taste old. However, the most off-​putting thing about Yoppi isn’t their overpriced/​mediocre yogurt; instead, it’s their rude customer service. The employees were in the back while customers were waiting at the register to ask questions. A curly-​haired girl eventually came out, but without an apron, and then barked out answers tersely and then immediately retreated into the back. Okay, I’ve worked the whole froyo thing before. it’s not hard so leave the bitchiness out of it.
Props to the vest-​wearing gentleman who rang us up though. You’re sweet and cheery. Sorry to have to work with such a beast.

Yogurt:
Creamy, smooth, and not overly melted as in some establishments with other machines. Favorite flavors: peanut butter, yellow cake batter (I have a thing for cake batter), French Vanilla. Just OK: chocolate; key lime tart and original tart.
Toppings:
Turnstyle type toppings for granola, chopped almonds, etc. made it hard to just get a little bit of a topping; I ended up flooding my cup with almonds, for example. However, toppings are very fresh, particularly the fruit (strawberries, blueberries, blackberries). Thank God, no bananas as toppings; those get quite mushy. Standard toppings like mochi, chopped nuts, brownie bits, cookie dough, Heath bar crumbles, pb chips, syrups, sprinkles available. Notables for me: mini marshmallows (although a little stale), PB M&M’s, s’mores chocolate crumbles.
Price:
IMO a bit steep at 45 cents an ounce. It adds up quickly!
Would come back if just wasn’t so darn far for me; the SF locations are much closer.

I love fro-​yo, so I was excited to find out about a new shop in Walnut Creek. I like that this place is self-​serve; however, this place is a bit expensive ($.45/​ounce). They sent me a coupon in the mail for 20% off and that made it appropriately priced.
The flavors were pretty good, and I really like the toppings! They’re liberal about sampling flavors too, which is nice. It’s the first time I have seen little flavored tapioca balls as a topping! They also have various cereal toppings. The service is friendly (much better than Yogurt Station in the next shopping plaza over). The hours are decent, but it is annoying that they seem to close before their posted hours. I have been here before close to closing and all the toppings were put away. I think they aim to lock up exactly at closing time, meaning if you get there 30 minutes before closing, the front door will be open, but they will have already put away all the toppings and cleaned the machines. The employee states they are still open. Dilemma: get the yogurt you’ve been craving or take a hint and go elsewhere?

Thanks to Chang L. for the recommendation.
First, the texture. My tastings were soupy, but once dispensed in a cup for a second or two, the texture solidified to become soft and creamy. I prefer thicker, «stiff peaked» fro-​yo, but it was the good flavors that made me a fan of Yoppi Yogurt. It was also a bit icy, but very smooth, not chunky.
I tried all six flavors:
— Signature Tart: A basic original tart recipe. Pretty good, but I prefer very, very tart fro-​yo. This would be good for those who like a more subtle tart flavor.
— Blueberry Tart: Slight blueberry notes. Like the Signature Tart, it was not very tart.
— Yellow Cake Batter: Tasted just like cake batter out of mixing bowl!
— Irish Mint: Similar to mint chocolate ice cream minus the chocolate. Not too sweet, very refreshing.
— French Vanilla: Great flavor, just not my favorite kind of fro-​yo.
— Classic Chocolate: Again, great flavor, but not my thing.
Then there were the toppings. I liked how the dry toppings were in closed cookie jars. It kept the counter clean and the toppings fresh. There were «poppers» filled with fruity juice that burst in your mouth. I’ve never seen or heard of these before! Pretty unique. The biggest disappointment were the fruit toppings. Though not the frozen kind, I found the pieces of pinneaple, mango, kiwi, and strawberries were all sour.
Of course, I had to try their mochi toppings. They were soft and chewy. So yummy!
Priced at 45 cents an ounce, it was more expensive than the average self-​serve fro-​yo shop.
Overall, I liked Yoppi Yogurt. I would just skip the fruit toppings. This place would have been a 3 star IMHO, but I gave an extra star for its convenient location near my family’s home.