The Yogurt Mill of La Mesa

The lady behind the counter was friendly and helpful, what I ordered was tasty and refreshing, their location was cute, and they had Sanrio products for purchase which was a nice touch. The prices were very affordable, and the froyo was definitely worth it. 10/10, a great spot.

Casual frozen yogurt experience. This place didn't stand out or anything. It's not bad, but I live in Claremont, and this place really didn't warrant this much travel. But I think this place was slightly cheaper than the average so maybe that helps.

Yogurt Mill in La Mesa, a delightful spot for a sweet treat. Their self-serve frozen yogurt bar offers a variety of flavors and toppings. My favorite combination? Mango sorbet with coconut flakes and honey drizzle. It's refreshing and delicious!

New design on interior we almost kept driving the store foot print is reduced. The choices were limited today but enough to find something. The new owner is friendly! Glad they're still here!

It's weird that I've never reviewed Yogurt Mill, somehow I overlooked it. This has been here for years and while it seems to have over gone a change in ownership at some point, it hasn't affected the service. The Yogurt Mill is located next to the downtown La Mesa trolley stop and serve more than just frozen yogurt. They've got snacks, drinks made with yogurt, etc. We typically come by here when we're downtown doing something or other, it's a favorite stop for my son, he loves frozen yogurt with his favorite toppings, and they are always willing to indulge him. The service has always been good, they're friendly and the portions are generous. There is parking in the shared lot for customers, I wouldn't leave your car here for too long, especially if you're not a customer of the businesses in the area though.

Had a very pleasant and welcoming experience when coming here today. It appears a family owned business. It felt very homey.. perhaps pre-COVID atmosphere was different... I remember coming here quite a few years ago when we came for a Xmas festival. Anyhow, they have kid books on a bookshelf.. they offer frozen yogurt (which is what we came for initially) and they had dole! We were informed they offer taste tests as well, but both of us had our hearts set already. I saw rainbow sherbet and had to get some with some diabetes toppings, I mean candy toppings! The toppings can add up at $0.75 each.. otherwise the small is a perfect size for me! Munchkin got a medium and wasn't able to finish it (mostly because he also had churros)... I used my yelp checkin offer and it was a very friendly experience and I walked out with another coupon to come back! Couldn't have been happier! Definitely will come back to try other items on the menu. I know before they had rolled ice-cream and didn't see it on the menu, so not sure if it is offered still... they had a cherry dole flavor that sounds interestingly good... come check them out, I know we will be back!

Gotta get the rolled ice cream! Wednesday's are half off. It's a bit like a cold stone, but after all the mixings are chopped in, the ice cream is then rolled. It tastes great and the concept is awesome. They offer 8 flavors of ice cream.This place is small, clean and family owner. The owner is personable and friendly. As far as the yogurt, the smalls are $2.69, the mediums are $3.69, and the large is $4.69. They generously overfill the cups and put the toppings in the middle, but not on top. The toppings (that can melt) are in the refrigerator so they stay nice and fresh. Note that this is not the same yogurt mill as the one in El Cajon. This place is not very visible from the street, so be sure to walk around the corner to find it.

while everyone else got their yogurts filled up extra mine was flat like in the picture

Literally the worst frozen yogurt. I just came in for a plain vanilla yogurt with granola. My yogurt was already melting and soft when she handed it over and the granola was so stale it was like chewing gum. Gross. The young girl at the counter was sweet and thoughtful as she dropped some change into the Oreos and promptly threw the Oreos out. Thank goodness for that.Honestly, this yogurt shop had been bad for years, and I was hoping they had gotten it together since my last visit a long time ago. I definitely do not recommend.

Nothing boils my blood more than to get nickeled and dimed (won't stay at hotels charging "resort fees," fly Southwest every time when it services my destination because they don't have add-on fees, etc.). I stopped at Yogurt Mill on my way to a gathering to pick up a couple of $10 gift cards for the kids. Too late to shift to a Plan B, and each card was rung up as $10.35 due to a 35 cent "activation fee." Activation fee? WTF. I just watched the cashier process my transaction and hand me an activated card. Did she push some additional button or perform some other minor additional function beyond adding value to the card in order to "activate" it? I have no idea, but eff you in any event. Maybe this kind of stuff doesn't burn you up the way it does me, but if it does, DO NOT BUY GIFT CARDS HERE!