Yogism Frozen Yogurt

Froyo, what’s not to love!
Menu options available for some awesome filling pancake or granola based meals. Star of the show, self serve froyo which you then have the choice of 101 toppings and its priced by the weight… So go as crazy or as plain jane as you want and you price will vary.
Place has an awesome vibe to it, great playlist the other day when I was in, shazamed a few tracks ;-)

I always go way overboard in this place with toppings and everything but it’s just lovely making your own sundae! Definitely worth it every once in a while, although I always spend way toooo much on the stuff!

This place seems to be a little bit of a sleeper hit in Dublin. A lot of people don’t really know what it is or where it is.
But I’d put it down to the weird construction work that seems to always be going on around it.
It seems a little intimidating and strange but once you go in you’ll be greeted by the friendliest staff and be directed to the taps on the wall that churn out buttery frozen yogurt and you’ll overload with toppings until you realize you’ve probably assembled a Frankensteins monster of insanity.
You’ll promise yourself that you’ll never go back but then you’ll drag along half your friends the next weekend afternoon that you’re in town.
You’ll write your novel here.
Your business meetings will take place here.
Your wedding reception AND honeymoon will be here.
Your children will be named Frozey and Yogelda.
They’ll go to school here and get part time jobs here.
The entire first 5 minutes of Pixar’s Up will happen to you, here in this Yogurt shop and yes, you’ll eventually tie balloons to it and fly away to Paradise Falls, where the Yogurt flows like Wine.

Waited 45 minutes today to get a cup of tea and two pancakes, the place wasn’t busy and it took this long with no apology. The food is nice and healthy and very filling however the wait was not worth it

This is a great place, I wish there were more like it in Dublin. My 10yo and I get the bus to town especially to go here!
Rustic low-​key décor make it a fun and different environment.
Self-​service makes it interesting and there loads of fun and delicious options. I recommend the plain yoghurt with Kinder Bueno sauce and raspberries! Plenty of healthy options too if that’s what you’re into.
Staff are friendly, and best of all you can win your yoghurt for free if you can guess the weight. My son guessed his correctly last time and it may have been the best day of his life!

Oh boy, I love Yogism.
The frozen yoghurt is some of the best I’ve ever had, especially the peanut butter flavor in George’s St. Arcade. The toppings are also out of this world.
But the breakfast! Oh my gosh. The vegan pancakes are the best pancakes I’ve ever had. The chia bowl is also worth getting, and the matcha latte with coconut milk is a must.
Please eat here.

This place is the Froyo’s paradise. Start by choosing the size of your cup and fill it with the yogurt that you want (you have several choice like chocolate flavor, passion fruit flavor or natural). You can then add your toppings and the choices over there is unreal. You have sweets like Oreo, kinder, marshmallows etc but also healthier choices likes fruits. But the best part is that at the end you are asked to guess the weight of your froyo, if you manage to find the correct weight your froyo is on the house !

The quality of this place has really gone down. The last five times I’ve gone in for a yogurt it has been nothing but melted mush in the cup. I have thrown it out and walked out. Try Murphy’s ice cream on Wicklow street much much much better

I’m simply on love with Yogism, it’s a very simple yet charming coffee shop. I don’t feel judged when I order almond milk coffee.
The place is small and not too show off, the menus are written on a piece of carton
Last time I was there, they had ran out of soy, almond milk and made me the most amazing coconut milk latte. If you’re a little bit adventurous, try their matcha latte, it is different but interesting.
They have a nice range of frozen yogurt and gluten free, vegan sweets.
The staff is always smiley and friendly and up for a quick chat. The location is not too bad either, you can enjoy your coffee on their small terrace or on st Stephen’s green just accross the road.
The only con is that they don’t take credit cards, so have our cash ready!

Ca faisait un petit moment que je voulais tester cet endroit et voir s’ils avaient de la glacé avec un lait autre qu’animal mais malheureusement ce n’était pas le cas (d’où l’étoile en moins!)
J’ai quand même été positivement surprise, puisque j’ai découvert qu’ils faisaient des pancakes vegan et sans gluten. J’ai donc pris ca.
L’attente était un peu longue mais très franchement ca valait le coup, mes pancakes étaient super bon et super bien servi !
Mon copain lui, a pris de la glacé quand même, il y a un nombre fou de toppings par rapport a la plupart des endroits du même genre, impossible de né pas trouver son bonheur, et apparement la glacé était super bonne en plus.
Les prix né sont pas excessif du tout par rapport à d’habitude. Ils proposent même un petit jeu sympa, où lorsqu’on devine le poids exact de notre glacé, elle nous est offerte.

As an avid longtime FroYo afficianado my life improved markedly for the better once I discovered this place. Having hailed from shores where FroYo places are in far more abundance than in Dublin, I was on a mission upon moving to this fair city a few years ago to find me some good FroYo, and that I did.
As my friends so aptly put it when we visited there this weekend: most FroYo places you visit all have a very similar vibe — they go out of their way to seem trendy, and are all designed with bright neon lights, shiny white walls and lots of kitsch which actually makes these places feel a bit too ‘plastic’ for comfort. Not so with Yogism!
The place actually gives off a great cosy feel, from the couches in one corner to the long communal table on the other end where you can sit with other and play a game of jenga or connect four and relax while you eat your Yoghurt, or other dishes. I’ve tried their gluten free pancakes as well and they are delish!
So the yoghurt itself comes in a selection of four different selections, which is great and you can mix and match. Then you choose from the broad variety of toppings — from the sweet high junk food content end of the scale to fruity, healthier choices. You can then top it off with a topping of your choice — some fruit options or as I opted for on my last visit — a honey topping, yum yum.
Now you may not think that paying for your FroYo could be the most fun part of visiting this place, but in fact, here’s where the fun begins. Ordering your FroYo turns into a game. Th server sizes up your tub in their hand and tells you the approximate weight in a 100 gram weight range. You then get to guess the weight. The server then weighs it for you. If you guessed the exact weight correctly (has to be exact!) then the FroYo is on the house! I’ve yet to guess correctly myself, but just as well this place is so good I keep coming back, so one day it *will* happen, it’s all a game of numbers, right?
So if you are a fan of FroYo as I am, this is the place to go. The place is relaxed, the staff are absolutely lovely and the place is cosy and as ‘zen’ as the yoga philosophy which meshes very well with this place. Definitely a favourite for a quick ‘pick me up’ when you’re in town.

Great place to go with friends and offers Good frozen Yogurt. What I like about this place is that you are the one who serve yourself and pour the amount and flavor you wan, plus, the topping. I tried beanutbutter and chocolate and it was delicious. When you get into the till they weight the thingi for you and if guessed it right you wont pay. Very decent place and I would recommend it.

This morning I had delicious vegan coconut flour pancakes from Yogism! Almond pieces, sweet caramelized cinnamon pineapple, coyo and almond butter all mounded on top of the pancakes– it’s heaven on earth! I would highly recommend them and you’ll be stuffed for hours. Can’t wait to return soon!

This place is so nice I can’t handle it! I wen there with a friend from switzerland and he loved it! We played games and drunk an amazing coffee in a freezing day. The perfect spot to go for an healthy coffee, I am in LOVE with the homemade almond milk they make, it’s so tasty!
Also the chai latte is amazingly good, try it with honey and you will not regret it!
PS: the mug for the chai latte is the one we, in italy, use to boil eggs XD

Nice little spot in George’s Street arcade that sells frozen yoghurt but also does breakfast and coffees. Came in for the vegan pancakes which were really good, nice to see somewhere that has a vegan choice on the menu!

Nice place with tasty frozen yogurt and board games to play with. Good selection of toppings and they also serve coffee and waffles. It’s priced based on its weight, which means if you get carried away with the toppings you can end up with a pricey tub of frozen yogurt. However as far as I know they donate some of their profits to the Umbrella Foundation which is a very worthy cause!

This quaint little yogurt shop was a good find. They have free wifi. Yogurt is sold by weight and you can add toppings. The coolest part was that if you guess the weight of the froyo then it’s free. I asked the woman working there and she said at least one person does guess it correctly everyday. I thought that was pretty cool.

If this review was based solely on the taste of Yogism’s froyo and the range of their toppings alone, I’d probably give it 5/​5*****
However, there are a few things more to consider when frequenting Yogism.
Firstly: It’s pricey, very pricey. One time I went and filled my cup up with nothing more than peanut butter froyo (the best flavour to be had, BTW), not even a frosting of chocolate flakes, and I was charged € 4.50 –that’s a bit excessive nay?
Next: I’m sorry to say but I had the worst coffee here that I have ever tasted. I’m usually quite insistent on finishing something just because I spent good money on it, but this was literally undrinkable –the coffee granules must have been burnt to a crisp. I’m sure this is not how their coffee usually tastes, and I would have brought it back and looked for a new brew, but I had gotten a take-​away and was running very late for work.
Lastly, to finish up on a positive note, I would say that the new add-​on of «The Breakfast Club» food is definitely worth checking out if you want a defiantly healthy sugar hit. Three words: GUILT FREE PANCAKES.

4 flavours of yoghurt, more toppings than you can imagine. You make your own, so the ratio of yoghurt to toppings is always perfect! I love all the nuts and seeds, but there’s plenty of chocolate/​sweet stuff if you feel like splurging!
Cheap as chips, and you get if for free if you guess the weight, but that’s never gonna happen realistically! All good fun tho!

I love frozen yogurt, so needless to say I was quite excited to find this place a few months ago. With 3 different sizes, 4 base flavors and loads of toppings to choose from you can create your own bowl of froyo. Toppings range from crushed oreos, reeses. and mint aero to fresh berries, fruit and nuts. After you’re done topping your yogurt, you take it to be weighed (as prices vary by weight). It can be a bit pricey if you go topping crazy, but it’s a nice, «healthier» (again, as long as you don’t go topping crazy) alternative to ice cream.

I love this place, we wandered in the other day after junior spotted it and would not be dissuaded, I figured yoghurt wouldn’t be too bad for him so in we went.
The place looks a bit Spartan but don’t let that deter you, press on and buy in to the whole experience.
It is all done by weight — you can have as big or as small a portion as you like. You fill a container with the required amount of frozen yoghurt — we went for vanilla but there were other flavours available — and after that, you put on your toppings; you are faced with an array of anything from raisins and a whole selection of healthy fruits and seeds, to gummy bears.
Junior did not waste his time in the healthy section (can’t say I blame him).
Cost was very very reasonable so I didn’t feel bad that our ‘guess the weight’ was way off the mark (if you guess correctly, you get it for free).
A note of caution — there is a step just before you get to the counter, it is not well marked and it is all too easy to miss, other than that it is a great place, well worth a shot!