Yogurt Planet — Attraction in Austin

I love self-serve frozen yogurt because I usually can't decide between fruity vs choclate/peanut butter flavors and so I end up having a cup filled with a number of creations. Needless to say, I've been to a number of Froyo places. Here are my pro's and cons of place:

Pros: Great variety of flavors: Taro, Pumpkin, Salted Caramel Popcorn, as well as the original flavors. Great selection of toppings that were fully stocked. The fruit looked freshly cut and nothing was empty!

Cons: Almost all of the flavors were a little melted. Sometimes I feel like when a flavor has been opened longer it can become melted. Maybe this was the case because I visited at 9pm?

The owner was very stingey with the sample cups and only provided one. Note to owner: I'm just going to use the same sample cup and try all of the flavors, but now I'm just annoyed.

I'll mostly likely return, but this definitely does not earn my loyalty over my beloved sixteen handles and yogurt land...

As the Texas heat slams us every year, there are few places that I want to head out to more than Yogurt Planet in the evening for a nice cool treat. You can try free samples and then once you make your decision make your own concoction. I made up an "Almond Joy" which was made up of primarily coconut yogurt with a dab of chocolate. I topped it off with sliced almonds, a little whipped cream and some quality chocolate syrup. They charge by the weight and you decide all the fixins and the amount of yogurt that you like. You can also take a walk down to the little park by the Triangle after you get your concoction and sit on a stone bench. The service there was also great and the place is always clean every time that I've been there. Check it out, it is a great alternative to ice cream on our hot...

NO SAMPLES. HORRIBLE SERVICE. DO NOT BRING YOUR BUSINESS HERE.

We came here to try a new frozen yogurt place as a family of 4. When asking for samples politely not only did the lady scream at us yelling no samples but then went off on a 5 minutes rants about every customer asking for samples.

First of all, it makes no sense for a frozen yogurt shop not to offer samples in the first place — how else are customers supposed to choose a flavor? Instead of a simple explanation, we were met with rude, unprofessional behavior.

Not only was the service unbelievably rude, but the yogurt itself was mediocre—definitely not worth your money or the treatment.

I would not recommend this place to anyone. Save your time, money, and patience—take your...