Yogurtlicious

Definitely my favorite frozen yogurt shop to hit up. Their prices are much cheaper than major brain freeze over at that new plaza they built up the street. The staff is always very nice and understanding. I always make sure to leave a tip for them as well. The owner is such a sweet lady and they even do frozen yogurt CAKES! Take that, jerks at Major Brain Freeze!

Great place! It is very clean and yogurt and toppings taste good along with a great selection. The drinks (boba, slushies, etc) are good too and reasonably priced.

Fruit selection is better because this is the only yogurt place that has jackfruit and mangoes as one of their toppings. delicious and definitely would come back for more yogurt treat :)

What happened, Yogurtlicious?! You were great before. Your toppings are not so great nowadays, but I’m willing to look over those.
Your overly-​sweet, runny yogurt, however, is inexcusable. I’m not into sweet stuff so maybe you think it’s just me, but with your previous yogurt, I never had to reach for a glass of water IN THE MIDDLE of eating it. I don’t think I’d ever go back anymore. (and if it’d make you happy, I’ve said no to your nextdoor rival too) I’m all for supporting small, non-​chain stores, but y’all need to get your things done right if you want customers!

This place is fantastic! Yogurtlicious has been a part of Loma Linda for years now and does the community right. The toppings are fresh, the yogurt is on point, and it’s much, much, much, much better than that other place that decided to open across the parking lot.
Getting yogurt here is not only a statement about your gastronomic preferences — it is a statement of what you would like this community to look like. Do you want to support predatory business practices where outsiders come in with their tastelessly designed chains and interfere with locals’ livelihoods? I appreciate competition when it yields better products, but the new place offers nothing more but garish design and inferior yogurt. Support Loma Linda. Eat at Yogurtlicious.

Yum, I love this place.
Normally I go for the original tart (which was great) but I actually tried the other flavors.
I love the taro! My fave!!!
I also tried the low calorie chocolate one, and that was pretty good too.
They told me the yogurt is all natural… very cool!
I tried the sea salted caramel latte and that was pretty awesome. I mentioned it was a bit runny but they told me it’s the sea salt in the yogurt… oh yeah.
I keep the toppings simple, fresh fruit and some mochi… yum! Then add some chopped nuts (for protein) and enjoy!!!
Ooh, the mango was cut fresh and I was loving that! Can’t really say much about the mochi… it’s mochi. It’s always good.
There’s sweet toppings for those that like that but I eat froyo cause it’s more health conscience than ice cream. (I do add the gummy bears and peanut butter sauce on it once in a while… ;P)
Oh, and the cobblestone floor is really cool. I like places that have good parking.
I’ll be back to try the other flavors!!!

Very delicious yogurt and a great variety of toppings but the m&ms and gummy bears are kind of hard.

The staff is SO friendly and nice and I want to love this place but… The frozen yogurt just comes out too runny. I think it needs to be more chilled so it doesn’t melt so fast.
Otherwise, good selection of toppings.
& they seem to switch the flavors often enough which is good!

FAILURE IN LOMA LINDA:
Considering the recent over-​saturated market of frozen yogurt eateries that have taken over the greater Inland Empire, distinguishing itself from the cliché startup «fro-​yo» eatery would be top priority, correct? As such, quality, originality and service, a customer would assume, would be these business’ highest priority rather than emphasizing the standard yogurt shop gimmick. Again, in theory… of course.
Case in point — Yogurtlicious unfortunately FAILS on all said criteria:
1) The selection of fruit and misc. toppings, although ambitious in selection, are regularly far from fresh;
2) The minimalist pop décor that first started with the likes of Pinkberry, is now pathetically imitated by the next tired copycat, consistently falling short just as Yogurtlicious has clearly succeeded in doing;
3) And finally, if you expect on receiving the bare minimum of service &/​or attention from the makeshift owner or from the incompetent high schoolers who’s highlight it is to smile and ignore all while inexcusably shutting down the essential yogurt machines an hour or so prior to closing just so they can bicycle home in time to tweet their freedom from another subpar day’s work — well then, you’ve come to the right place!
Loma Linda… you could have done so much better.
That’s all ~
Adam

For only 38c/​oz you can enjoy a delicious bucket of yogurt ice cream and with a lot of toppings! Their ice cream comes in many flavors. I’ve tried most flavors, and I’m quite impressed. Even the taro flavor is amazing, which I find the most difficult to create well. You can have all the chocolate toppings, jelly ones, and fresh fruit to your heart’s content.
Also, plenty of parking right in front of the store! LOVE THIS PLACE!

I love this place! One of my favorite places in Loma Linda! Their Ice cream is delicious and certain flavors are fat free! They have alot of delicous toppings
Only thing that I dont like is the people who opperate the place, they dont smile and they dont seem friendly…

Poor, poor Yogurtlicious is falling victim to a rapid decline in overall quality. Breaks my little heart.
Back in the day, the service was good, the ambiance was vibrant, and the yogurt was flavorful. Now… not so much.
I showed up like an hour before closing time and no one was there. On a Saturday evening. Literally, no one was in there. No one was manning the cash register. Whoever was working there didn’t show up until it was time to pay. It was weird.
No music or anything. It was so quiet the entire time I was there. It was awkward.
The yogurt was like… plain. I got 3 flavors and they all tasted similar. And I topped it with strawberries which were DEFINITELY not fresh. That’s not the business.
Oh well. I’ll still come though. It’s clean and close to my house, I guess.

What I liked:
Great place. Service is usually very good. Younger kids working there sometimes are engaging in their social lives while working, but they are usually pretty friendly, offer your samples. The place is self serve for everything, and then weighed at the end and charged per pound. A 16 oz to the very top will usually come out to $ 4.50 — $ 6.00. That’s a lot of yogurt, so value wise it’s actually very reasonable. They have tons of options for toppings, too.
What I didn’t:
The yogurt flavors will changes sporadically and without notice. So if you fall in love with a particular flavor, you might need a chick flick and bon bons when you come back, because it will often be gone. Mango, chocolate, green apple, and coconut are some of their stable flavors I’ve seen. There’s not a ton of flavors (between 9 and 12, if I am counting correctly), so if you are an American used to Walmart like I am, you might find the selection a little narrow. If you just made it off an abandoned island or are reasonable like the rest of the world, I think these flavors will suffice. :)
Verdict:
Less expensive than A La Minute in Redlands, though not as posh. Reasonable enough service that I never feel put off. Good flavors choices and plenty of toppings. If you need any help figuring out which side of the fence I’m on, come ask me next week when I’m in again grabbing my Mango/​Green Apple/​Chocolate yogurt with Boba on top.

Service sucked the girl in front was talking to her friends that didn’t work there nor were they eating yogurt. The yogurt lacked flavor, as we ate the yogurt our cups became weak and lost their structure. Probably won’t be back

Love the plain tart, but they don’t have good fruits like berries and bananas. Fruit is frozen or canned.

Love this place, never disappoints :). The topping options are plenty and the customer service is great! Nice to have them in town.

Stopped by here the other day (⁴⁄₄). I prefer Nubi compared to this place. I like my fruity yogurt over the chocalate, vanilla, yellow cake, etc. This place only had Hawaiian Fruit (way too sweet) and tart. Their topping selection was decent.
If they had more fruity selection I would frequent it more often. Also the tart tasted powdery (like they didn’t mix it properly).

Good quality frozen yogurt with a good variety too. Having owned a frozen yogurt store in the past, I feel like I know what is good and was is not. The self serve way is definitely a hit with me and it makes it easier to try some new flavors without ordering a full portion first.
Nice and clean at this location and the cashier was friendly and knew how to answer any questions I had before purchasing.

Of all the many self-​serve frozen yogurt shops I’ve tried all over, there is something about this place that has me craving if I go elsewhere. In my book they set the standard as far as flavor, texture, variety, toppings available. It isn’t as modern as Pinkberry but very clean, colorful décor, and nice friendly staff. Plastic Chairs are uncomfortable but ideal for kids.
Yogurt flavors are awesome! Some flavors are seasonal and they are smart by keeping the flavors in demand all year round. They have the traditional chocolate, vanilla, mocha latte as well as fresh tropical flavors such as taro, lychee, mango, pineapple, etc.
No one has topped the variety and freshness of the toppings they serve here. They have great options. What I love are the jellies, fresh fruit such as mango, lychee, berries, kiwi, coconut, etc… mochi is also available but a little on the chewy side. They have variety of nuts, syrups, and even carob chips! Prices are a moderate and love their late summer hours.
Verdict: Best flavors, best toppings, best texture, always clean all put this on the top for self-​serve frozen yogurt. Been here so many times I’ve got several free cups of yogurt by filling up my stamp card. I will WARN you that after going here it may ruin your visits to other yogurt shops!

Yogurtlicious is a staple in my in-​laws’ lives. One falls down and breaks a shoulder… what’s requested from the nursing home bed? Yogurtlicious. The other has major surgery and spends weeks in the hospital… what’s demanded? You got it, Yogurtlicious.
Why the addiction? Yogurtlicious has a wide variety of great yogurt-​y tasting flavors, including creative ones like Hawaiian Pineapple and Taro. My favs are a little less adventurous — New York Cheesecake and Coffee. Their toppings bar is awesome, again with über-​creative toppings (mochi??).
The employees seem happy (always a plus) and helpful. Ask for sample and go to town, or you can do like one of my in-​laws… just get a bunch of samples and call it good.
Other bonuses: Prices are reasonable; super-​cool neon-​tastic décor. Check out the pebble floor — seriously cool.
All the cool people in LL get their yogurt here… do you?