Yo Yakima

Kadence Long

I wasn’t even able to try the yogurt. I went here two days in a row the first time it I noticed a small sign that says they’re only taking cash because their card reader is down which I can understand things happen. But I come back the next day with cash and as soon as I walk in the door the worker tells me he’s leaving for 15 minutes and will be back after he runs to do something. He then proceeded to lock the door with the lights still on inside and the open sign still on. I just found the whole place very unorganized and unprofessional.

Nicole Torres

Needs an update on slow machines. Could use labels where fruit toppings are located. Kinda dark inside. Could use a good cleaning both inside and outside. Chairs outside are very uncomfortable. A bit spendy. Overall very good. I would come back.

Kristen Gilliam

They are so ridiculously over priced. I usually get quarts at the one in west valley for $7 if I fill it $5 if it's already filled, I tried yo Yakima and was charged "bulk price" once making it $6 and some change. The next time I visited I was charged $13.62 for the same exact thing. A quart of no sugar added yogurt only. Will not go back here. Don't waste your $$$

Rob

So an establishment that doesn’t take debit cards with an expiration date beyond 2020. Most ridiculous thing I have ever seen. And the little sign they have on the door is easily missed. The best you can do is print this on a small white piece of paper. Make it very noticeable because most people have cards with expiration dates beyond 2020. I’ll give 5 stars to the lady with 3 kids who was willing to pay for my yogurt but this place needs to get their stuff together and try to prevent customers from getting to the cashier and realizing their more than reliable means of payment is not allowed here. Never seen a payment system have a flaw such as that. I’d be worried to even use it because it’s probably taking your information and selling it so others can spend your money.