Yogurty's Frozen Yogurt and Bubble Tea

"Is this place even real?" That’s exactly what you'll think as you step into Yogurty's Frozen Yogurt and Bubble Tea—a haven for anyone craving something sweet, cold, and refreshing. From the moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by a colourful world of rotating frozen yogurt flavours, catering to everyone, including those who are lactose-intolerant or vegan!

The experience is all about choice and creativity: grab an empty cup, head over to the self-serve machines, and fill up with as much froyo as your heart desires. Then comes the fun part—an endless selection of toppings ranging from sweet to savoury, letting you build the perfect dessert.

Once you’ve created your froyo masterpiece, you’ll be smacked in the face with the weight-based pricing, so watch out for those “eyes bigger than your stomach” moments!

Recommend trying the passionfruit froyo topped with popping boba

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Frozen Yogurt

I've taken my kids to Yogurty's three times this year as a treat. While it clearly caters to the McMaster student population (e.g. some discounts are available on certain days, with student card), they attract many kinds of customers at this location.

System here is very self-serve: grab a bowl, fill it with your choice(s) of frozen yogurt, cover it in toppings, get it weighed, and then pay. All three times have been delicious. Only issues I've seen are: a) it's a known issue that some of the frozen yogurt pumps will stop working correctly, and produce a kind of yogurt soup. If this happens, notify the attendant; they will enter the mysterious backroom to resolve the issue. And b) the price. Because price is based on weight only, even an innocent bowl of frogurt with minimal toppings can end up costing you more than expected, because the business has to take into account the premium toppings available that you *might* have added (e.g. the lighter-than-air popping boba (which, by the way, you should definitely get), the fresh fruit, and other higher-end options) and their cost. I've seen a few customers experience sticker-shock after weighing in, at which point it's kind of too late to go back.

All-in-all a solid place to sit down for a customized frozen treat. Bring your wallet.

Dietary restrictions: Lactose-free (sherbet) and vegan options are available too!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Frozen Yogurt

My teenage daughter came home mad that there were no nerds as a topping. She's been getting them since she was three. She's still talking about it and she went 5 days ago. Might be worth getting them back. Her friend was upset as well

I tried the oreo and french vanilla which taste really good.?

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Ridiculously overpriced junk food from a company that doesn’t honour their own gift cards but blames “a new system”.

none of the frozen yogurt flavors work, just 3,topping are ... mehat least its clean in there?Im not going back though.

great place to eat and catch up with friends. staff are always very friendly and place is clean.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

great place to eat and catch up with friends. staff are always very friendly and place is clean.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Build your own yogurt sundae.... awesome variety of toppings. I LOVED it!

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Frozen Yogurt

Awesome atmosphere ?

Great that it is open till 11 pm! Drinks also taste great!

Stopped to get my daughter a treat. Interesting concept, but ridiculously expensive.

Can’t go wrong with here.

Of course, if they sell Bubble Tea I'll go there... I tried a sparkling bubble tea for the first time, well not the best in the world but I'm happy to have tried it. For frozen yogurt there are a few sorbet options (2 when I was there) and you choose your toppings, you have to pay by weight so don't overdo it! It’s a great place after a day of hiking!

Perfect frozen yogurts and variety of topping options