Nothing boils my blood more than to get nickeled and dimed (won't stay at hotels charging "resort fees," fly Southwest every time when it services my destination because they don't have add-on fees, etc.). I stopped at Yogurt Mill on my way to a gathering to pick up a couple of $10 gift cards for the kids. Too late to shift to a Plan B, and each card was rung up as $10.35 due to a 35 cent "activation fee." Activation fee? WTF. I just watched the cashier process my transaction and hand me an activated card. Did she push some additional button or perform some other minor additional function beyond adding value to the card in order to "activate" it? I have no idea, but eff you in any event. Maybe this kind of stuff doesn't burn you up the way it does me, but if it does, DO NOT BUY GIFT CARDS HERE!
Ashanti Mills
Miss Mills needs too step in here and make improvements.
Lynette Nasseri
I had yogurt ice cream at The Yogurt Mill for the first time this past week and was very pleased with the atmosphere, customer service and what I ordered. I had the chocolate yogurt ice cream with milk chocolate chips in a medium size and it was perfect and delicious - and I am particular about what I like in yogurt ice cream because they are not all the same in quality.The owner of the business was very pleasant and helpful and the store was attractive and clean. We go to La Mesa's main street now and then and now I know where to go in the future for great yogurt ice cream there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nicholas Wallace
This is not the original, but if you don't want to drive to El Cajon this is just as good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Barry Naiditch
Parking is a problem in La Mesa so I’ll drive the same 5.5 miles to the Broadway location (El Cajon).
Kimberly C.
Literally the worst frozen yogurt. I just came in for a plain vanilla yogurt with granola. My yogurt was already melting and soft when she handed it over and the granola was so stale it was like chewing gum. Gross. The young girl at the counter was sweet and thoughtful as she dropped some change into the Oreos and promptly threw the Oreos out. Thank goodness for that. Honestly, this yogurt shop had been bad for years, and I was hoping they had gotten it together since my last visit a long time ago. I definitely do not recommend.
Gustavo Pena
Yogurt Mill in La Mesa, a delightful spot for a sweet treat. Their self-serve frozen yogurt bar offers a variety of flavors and toppings. My favorite combination? Mango sorbet with coconut flakes and honey drizzle. It's refreshing and delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Frozen Yogurt
Gustavo P.
Yogurt Mill in La Mesa, a delightful spot for a sweet treat. Their self-serve frozen yogurt bar offers a variety of flavors and toppings. My favorite combination? Mango sorbet with coconut flakes and honey drizzle. It's refreshing and delicious!
Ed P.
New design on interior we almost kept driving the store foot print is reduced. The choices were limited today but enough to find something. The new owner is friendly! Glad they're still here!
Sydney Nitzel
Friendly staff and good frozen yogurt. I ordered a small and was happily surprised with how much I got.
We had such a friendly welcome and got the cheesecake and strawberry protein yogurt smoothies. Definitely a nice treat after a workout! We will be returning ☺️
Cheryl Figueroa
Exceptional service and wonderful yogurt
L C.
I can appreciate that they keep their prices old school. They price by size and add-ins not by weight. The only suggestion I'd like to make is those awful lights on the windows. Flickering light's really impact those affected with Autism or sensory overload. I suffer from migraines and I couldn't even wait in line to Order because of the lights. Suggestion set lights to one color & stable mode, not multiple & flickering. All of us that are Neurodivergent will be incredibly grateful.
Nothing boils my blood more than to get nickeled and dimed (won't stay at hotels charging "resort fees," fly Southwest every time when it services my destination because they don't have add-on fees, etc.). I stopped at Yogurt Mill on my way to a gathering to pick up a couple of $10 gift cards for the kids. Too late to shift to a Plan B, and each card was rung up as $10.35 due to a 35 cent "activation fee." Activation fee? WTF. I just watched the cashier process my transaction and hand me an activated card. Did she push some additional button or perform some other minor additional function beyond adding value to the card in order to "activate" it? I have no idea, but eff you in any event. Maybe this kind of stuff doesn't burn you up the way it does me, but if it does, DO NOT BUY GIFT CARDS HERE!
Miss Mills needs too step in here and make improvements.
I had yogurt ice cream at The Yogurt Mill for the first time this past week and was very pleased with the atmosphere, customer service and what I ordered. I had the chocolate yogurt ice cream with milk chocolate chips in a medium size and it was perfect and delicious - and I am particular about what I like in yogurt ice cream because they are not all the same in quality.The owner of the business was very pleasant and helpful and the store was attractive and clean. We go to La Mesa's main street now and then and now I know where to go in the future for great yogurt ice cream there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is not the original, but if you don't want to drive to El Cajon this is just as good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Parking is a problem in La Mesa so I’ll drive the same 5.5 miles to the Broadway location (El Cajon).
Literally the worst frozen yogurt. I just came in for a plain vanilla yogurt with granola. My yogurt was already melting and soft when she handed it over and the granola was so stale it was like chewing gum. Gross. The young girl at the counter was sweet and thoughtful as she dropped some change into the Oreos and promptly threw the Oreos out. Thank goodness for that. Honestly, this yogurt shop had been bad for years, and I was hoping they had gotten it together since my last visit a long time ago. I definitely do not recommend.
Yogurt Mill in La Mesa, a delightful spot for a sweet treat. Their self-serve frozen yogurt bar offers a variety of flavors and toppings. My favorite combination? Mango sorbet with coconut flakes and honey drizzle. It's refreshing and delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Frozen Yogurt
Yogurt Mill in La Mesa, a delightful spot for a sweet treat. Their self-serve frozen yogurt bar offers a variety of flavors and toppings. My favorite combination? Mango sorbet with coconut flakes and honey drizzle. It's refreshing and delicious!
New design on interior we almost kept driving the store foot print is reduced. The choices were limited today but enough to find something. The new owner is friendly! Glad they're still here!
Friendly staff and good frozen yogurt. I ordered a small and was happily surprised with how much I got.
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We had such a friendly welcome and got the cheesecake and strawberry protein yogurt smoothies. Definitely a nice treat after a workout! We will be returning ☺️
Exceptional service and wonderful yogurt
I can appreciate that they keep their prices old school. They price by size and add-ins not by weight. The only suggestion I'd like to make is those awful lights on the windows. Flickering light's really impact those affected with Autism or sensory overload. I suffer from migraines and I couldn't even wait in line to Order because of the lights. Suggestion set lights to one color & stable mode, not multiple & flickering. All of us that are Neurodivergent will be incredibly grateful.
Cool little shop! Loved the yogurt! Great Staff!
Very nice man at the counter yogurt was very good