I recently fell in love with this place. I highly recommend that you ask for the peanut butter sauce they have behind the counter, it's to die for, especially when poured over the chocolate yogurt. This place is also great if you're with a group of people, last weekend I ended up hanging out with some friends in the little room at the back with the fake grass floor for a solid 2 hours.

Mr. Yogato is DELICIOUS! It reminds me of the "yogurt" flavored Gelato I had in Italy because it has that fresh yogurty taste. Way better than most frozen yogurts which are trying to be ice cream. And they have awesome fresh toppings like red raspberries, kiwi, etc.

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A good sign is that I always want to hop back in line for seconds after every Yogato. Every single time.* My recipe for yogurty bliss: chocolate-strawberry mix, topped with cinnamon toast crunch and strawberries, then drizzled with the FREE chocolate syrup, and a light sprinkling of, well, sprinkles.

* Luckily, my wallet and waistline thank me that I don't. At least not all the time.

While I was drawn in by the name more than anything else, I'll be heading back for the flavor. The first time I tasted Mr. Yogato I thought the flavor was a bit.... different. Not bad, but different. The flavor has a definite yogurt (think greek yogurt) flavor as opposed to being like TCBY. I like it, and have been back 3 times in the last week and a half.

The first time I got the creamy yogurt with peanut butter cups. Overall it was pretty yummy, and I liked how it wasn't overly sweet like regular ice cream/froyo. The next time I tried the girlfriend's tangy with strawberry and kiwi. I fell in love. The tangy has a hint of lemon, which pairs really well with fruit. I think the pairings of the yogurt-like froyo with fresh fruit are a natural match, and will pretty much be pairing the fruit and tangy from this point forward.

Also take notice of the fun games you can play for discounts, and their free toppings - olive oil and balsamic vinegar are some of the free things.

Smartly executed high-end fro-yo joint, in the illustrious pattern of Pinkberry or Red Mango. Creamy, rich, but never heavy yogurt base with a reasonably wide assortement of crunchy, snacky and fruity treats to top with. The produce seemed more limited by seasonality than anything else, though that's reassuring. Additional toppings, like honey and balsamic add variety and dimension to a smartly curated flavor palette. Small, but clean and friendly space has a festive community vibe, outfitted with a wacky whiteboard, and games. Like an IKEA childrens' playroom outfitted for grown-ups to play, too.