Yogurt Lounge — Attraction in Alaska

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This place has the cleanest topping bar that I have seen in Anchorage. I should have taken a photo of it... it was beautiful with fruits and cereal and candy and cookie like topping as well as a few other items like cheesecake bites. Nummy nummy.

The product is charged by total weight and to get like a 2 cup size bowl filled × 2 people will generally add up to approximately $10.00 dollars per person. 🤯🥶 .

Tis a bit pricey but ya get what ya pay for.

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Words of advice... please don't fill your bowl passed the ⅔ or 65% mark if you are going to add toppings. You will have a mess going on the counter and the floor and potentially your car or truck if you do so.

Leave room for the toppings and realize that the more you add the more its gonna cost.

We really Do Not need that must in the first place but to each their own.

Oh and by the way..... it is a soft serve system where you fill the cup yourself.

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Roomy, has places to sit and never too crowded. Great place to take a break with a clean restroom. Self serve frozen yogurt with 12-ish flavors. I love filling my bowl with a dollop of each flavor. Where else can you do that?

If you're being careful with your spending, it might help to know its WAY cheaper to skip the pretty toppings. I usually get a nice bowl full of frozen yogurt for around $7 but one day I added a couple of toppings and it ended up being about $12, which was definitely over budget for dessert for me.

Tasty and refreshing. They always have one or more sugarless options.

I know they have more than frozen yogurt, but I haven't gotten...

Their lack of transparent pricing is unethical. They have fine yogurt and fresh toppings, but they don’t list their prices. I’m guessing this is to capitalize on Southside demographics that don’t seem to care about it. Their price is flat for yogurt alone but by weight if you select ANY toppings. And that’s how I spent $6 on four blueberries. That was the difference in price I paid because their prices were not posted. I asked the young man behind to counter (completely oblivious to the fact that unlisted prices are a bad business practice) to see about posting prices and a month later there still no...