Kelani Yogurt

Super friendly employees and more toppings than you can count, only downfall was the limited # of flavors. However, they make crepes, smoothies, and other items to make up for it.

Great place and high quality... the yogurt melts kind of fast I assume because there are probably no chemicals in it to keep it from melting it is very good yogurt and sometimes there are low sugar options for a location on Main Street the price is very reasonable

Overpriced but tastes good.

We showed up 30 minutes prior to closing and half of the toppings were stored/put away early and all of the fruit was stored away. One of The high school girls working who had black vans shoes (no name tag, best I can do) the night gave us attitude and rolled her eyes thinking we didn’t see after I asked her a question regarding where the fruit was. I guess the other girls in the lobby were her friends and were there waiting for her . Unprofessional employee and to top it off the price was high there compared to other similar frozen yogurt locations. Two bowls about the the size of 10-12oz yogurt cost $15 and the cup wasn’t even filled to the rim.

Note to self: do not order a latte at a froyo store. Note to store: if you’re espresso machine is broken, don’t charge a customer $5 for a latte, loudly talk about how you don’t know how to make a latte and then deliver something that tastes like hot water and milk.

Quaint shop with decent yogurt and all the possible toppings one would want to put on. It's a little pricey though they charge by the weight which makes it add up pretty quick.

Best yogurt in the area! delicious flavors, tons of toppings and freshly cut fruits.

I loved this place when they first opened, but I feel like they've drastically gone downhill. The yogurt flavors are very odd and the high school kids working the register are usually on their phone or too tied up in a conversation to pay attention to customers.

i went in and the girl behind the counter had to be called 3-4 times. she would not listen. Also this is the 2nd time in 3 wks I have gone in and there are out of a lot of toppings. No cherries, no pecans and the walnuts are too big they should be broken down. The service has really gone down. I will not be going to this location again nor will I recommend anymore. Bad service and poor up keep

From now on, if I decide to stop to buy a quick icecream using my credit card, and suddenly I am getting email solicitation all week from a business I never provided my email address to, not only will I not stop at that business again I'm also going to leave that business a 1 star review.

As a matter of fact, from now on, I'm going to do it for every business who ever participates in this practice. And I hope other people start doing the same. It appears to be associated only to businesses who use an iPad for checking customers out.

It is disrespectful of your customer's privacy.

Send me daily emails after I buy a pump of icecream and some sprinkles! The audacity! #disgusted

Just because this practice has become 'normal' for businesses doesn't make it right for you to do, and I'm sick of it; there is no end - they/you just keep pushing the boundaries of courtesy and respect to a customer for the sake of your wallet.

ASK a customer if they would like to provide an email and receive frozen yogurt offers... not snatch their information from someone else and suddenly start using it. What a difficult concept it must be to give a customer the option.

This is no better than junk mail in your mailbox at home - everyone hates it, everyone complains about it, yet when someone has a business they suddenly decide it's totally great to send junk mail. #shocker