Yumilicious

Yumilicioius is my favorite yogurt shop. I particularly love the gentleman who makes sure you have napkins and who remembers you’ve been there before. He’s a gem!

I used to love coming to this location but now I hate to even step foot in this place the floors are horrible their fruits are never fresh or look fresh they have little nats flying around it always has wet mop smell and a sour smell the past couple times I have been in there Either time they had no soap in the restrooms or paper towels I had to ask for toilet paper no customer should have to ask for that in a business when it isn’t busy. The customer service was very poor no greeting at all when you walk in. They just sat around eating yogurt and talking amoungs them selves. I diffently WILL NOT be back to this location.

I’ve visited there a couple times now. The first time we went, the yogurt was alright. Nothing extraordinary, but it did the job.
Today, however, my girlfriend and I visited there at 3 PM to find it closed, when they normally close 7 hours later than that, but that’s not the best part.
It really got fun when we approached the door, still under the impression that they were open. There were still customers inside, and it was the middle of a warm Sunday afternoon, after all. So we attempt to enter the door that isn’t currently broken, only to find no give. So we try a couple more times, but no luck. At this point, the generous group of girls next to the door are laughing at us, because I’m sure we were making a fool of ourselves, trying to pull on a clearly locked door. Getting frustrated, I give up and back up to reassess my apparent inability to open the door, looking for something to clarify exactly why the door won’t make way. No luck there either. No «Sorry, we’re closed» signs, or employees explaining what the problem is. Nothing.
So I assume the worst and move on. Except when I make my way back to the area, there’s now an older woman and her grand kid, standing bewildered, doing the same as I was, not 10 minutes ago. Nobody comes to her aid either, so I intervene and inform her of what I assume.
Then another gentleman approaches, and knocks on the door, only this time, an employee emerges and talks to the guy, but in a manner more reminiscent of a friend, than a customer.
I will be avoiding this establishment in the future and I recommend you think again, if you plan on stopping by any time, because they might close on you too.

Typical frozen yogurt place. They waste a few flavor spots with odd things like taro root and avocado, but hey, if that’s your cup of tea, more power to you. Fewer flavor choices than I’m used to altogether, too.
All the usual suspects are available as toppings. Nothing surprising and no glaring omissions. Prices seemed to be a little better than I’m used to.
The yogurt itself was a touch icy, but it was still a cold treat on a hot day.

Fro-​yo in Sundance Square — perfect for an after dinner treat. We’ve visited Yumilicious a couple of times and I like the choice of toppings including fresh fruit. Good choice of yogurts including a couple of tart flavors.
Couple of things that could use improvement: the yogurt is too soft — I think that the temperature could be kept cooler than it is. Also, you need to ask for the sample cups.
Overall I think Yumilicious is a good little fro-​yo shop right in the middle if downtown FW.

I have to admit guys, I have a serious soft spot for Frozen Yogurt. Why? Because even when I’m loading it down with every unhealthy add-​on I can find, I’ll still be convinced I chose a healthy snack. And that my friends, is the American way.
Yumilicious is much like your typical modern day Frozen Yogurt joint. You’ll find it in what I’m calling the Sweet Aisle of Fort Worth, as it sits next to a chocolate factory and a cupcakery. We were greeted with a smile and a wave from the man working the register as we made our way to pick up our bowl. Admittedly, I wasn’t feeling too adventurous so I settled for chocolate while my girlfriend shamed my lack of creativity with her choice of Avocado Tart. I loaded mine up with everything from Kiwi to Cinnamon Toast Crunch and enjoyed every bite. She was surprised by just how much she liked the Avocado Tart and I have to say, so was I.
The flavors are certainly great and I enjoy the variety. There are options for those a little more conservative and those a little bit on the crazy side. All of the trays for add-​ons were properly marked and filled up. I think I paid about 3.50 a cup which wasn’t too bad. When Fort Worth finally gets done with it’s Downtown construction, I expect this place to really take off. We’ll be back for sure!

Great yummy after work at Bass PAC!

I was quite happy to find a froyo so close to the conference I was attending. This place is spotlessly clean and the wait staff was welcoming and friendly. Hey have some unusual flavored froyo which I had to try like avocado and taro.

Wide variety of flavors and lots of fresh toppings, but the quality of the yogurt was mostly below average as far as taste and texture (a lot of them were coming out partially melted). Hopefully they improve, it would be nice to have at least one good fro yo place downtown.

We went for the grand opening on Friday and from the looks of it, I’m going to be spending a lot of time here since it’s only a block from my office.
It’s the usual self-​serve yogurt joint — mix your own bowl of creamy goodness, top it however you like, weigh, pay, and enjoy.
Sugar-​free vanilla is always my test flavor and this one passed. My colleague had sugar-​free chocolate and said it was excellent. Fruit looked nice and fresh and toppings were varied enough to keep me happy.
Flavors ranged from basic (vanilla, chocolate, tart) to wild (maple bacon donut). I’m sure anyone could find something they like here.

Can’t wait for Maple Bacon Donut yogurt!