Yogo Factory

The yogurt is good, but very sweet. There are lots of candy and cookie topping options. I would like to see more options in the way of fruit or other natural things. It’s also pricey to buy your dessert by the ounce.

I went to the yogo factory with my family on Saturday night and it was pretty good. I love that the yogo factory has a lot of toppings! The yogurt flavors are pretty good but I am personally not a fan of the cappuccino flavor.

I live in the area and was sad when the coldstone creamery closed. I was excited to see that a froyo place had opened in its place. But for whatever reason, I never stopped in until recently. Maybe it was because I wasnt blown away by ine location that I visited in NJ. When I eventually did come in recently, I knew why I never liked it. Despite the place being relatively clean, it was missing some familiar ingredients. Besides strawberries, I didnt see any other fresh fruits or berries there. The strawberries that I did receive werent even that fresh! :(They didnt have the mochi rice cakes or the fruity pebbles i usually get at other froyo places. Okay, end of the day, I can accept missing fruits and preferred ingredients, but one thing I absolutely cannot accept is the fact that there weren’t any regular original tart froyo available!!! How can a froyo place not offer regular original tart froyo!!! Like another helper mentioned, everything is flavored and overly sweet!!! I hope to visit again and expect to see some regular original tart froyo!!! Smh…3 stars for now…

After 15 minutes of waiting, by the way it was 45degrees inside the place (I’m not kidding). The yogurt was still watery and not frozen. We had 1 flavor to choose from Reese’s. Not to disappoint my daughter, purchased our Reese’s, no discount for the horrendous experience was offered– we are in the car, at least it was warm!
Pass on this place!!!

Compared to others, it’s ok but definitely not the best. I didn’t see any greek fro yo when I went. But they did have the same amount of toppings and flavors.
One downfall is the multi-​flavored mochi. It was coated in sugar.
Punch cards available. Good parking, and seating within. Good location.
Overall, it’s what you’d expect.

i honestly hadn’t heard of Yogo Factory before, but I guess it’s a mid-​Atlantic chain. I’m not quite hip to the froyo scene just yet.
Bottom line — this place has great frozen yogurt, and an insane amount of toppings.
Generally the premise of froyo is that it provides a healthy alternative to ice cream, but watch out, before you know it you’ll have a bowl piled high with Reese’s cups and cookie dough (not that it would necessarily be a bad thing).
There’s plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and with it being in a shopping center, there is plenty of parking.
Check-​in on Facebook or Foursquare and they’ll give you a free oz. Not the deal of the century but I always appreciate a business that appreciates social media.
My recommendation — go vanilla or strawberry yogurt and save chocolate for the toppings to avoid a chocolate overload.

Yup… another place to serve frozen yogurt by the ounce… pretty crazy how these things are popping up all over the place… But, this seems to be the only one for a few miles on a stretch of West Chester Pike with plenty of parking, a movie theater, some restaurants, and a few shops… What makes this franchise different is they seem to want you to stay a while… The walls have «bar» seating… mounted on the wall are iPads! All ready for you to smear yogurt on! Pretty cool idea really… They are in some kind of case, and I wouldn’t bother trying to steal one, I couldn’t budge mine… they also have HDTV and WIFI, not to mention ample seating and a decent amount of space. Staff was very friendly at this location and you can get free yogurt by tweeting and checking in, ask your server about it!
I’ve only been to Kiwi Yogurt other than Yogo Factory… Yogo has more toppings available, both offer water with some type of floating fruit in it. The frozen yogurt is… frozen yogurt, quite good, but not quite as good as ice cream… imho