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I found the reviews by the three regulars extremely helpful, especially regarding the price. Sam, it’s about frozen yogurt. Chill dude.
Posted by: Sally, Jul 16, 2008 08:23:49 AM
I have tried yogurt from Pinkberry, Sweetgreen, Mr. Yogato and Tangy sweet. IMHO, I like Sweetgreen the best. It really is tangy and their fruit is high quality. Since you get 3 toppings included with the price, I think it ends up being cheaper than the competitors in the long run. Mr. Yogato is a sweet, trendy concept--but the portions are tiny and even the tangy is too sweet. Tangy sweet’s portions are chintzy too--especially for the price. The best part of MY is their extensive toppings, but for my money, I still think SG is the best!
Posted by: Lucy, Jul 16, 2008 08:14:52 AM
i’ve been to pink berry, red mango, and yoga berry(FL). im going to try mr yogato tomorrow;)
Posted by: chris, Jul 15, 2008 08:47:38 PM
One of the diners in the video mentions that he likes Pinkberry better than Mr. Yogato, so we thought we’d give it a shout-out in the poll and see if others agree.
Posted by: Emily [at Washingtonian.com], Jul 14, 2008 06:26:21 AM
um, we don’t have PinkBerry in D.C. So, why even list it?
Posted by: ohreally, Jul 13, 2008 03:12:25 PM
Um, there’s an "Iceberry" in Reston and a "Yogi Berry" in Olney that also have tart yogurt, and have been around a lot longer. Why do places need to be in dupont to get attention?
Posted by: Josh W., Jul 12, 2008 06:43:47 PM
Highly disappointed by Yogato. The yogurt is overly sweet--there’s barely any "tang" even in the original tangy flavor. The fruit was terrible--especially the papaya and the starfruit. Don’t they at least taste the fruits as they cut them up to make sure the stuff they are serving is edible?!!! I love Sweet Green and although their yogurt is pricey relative to Yogato it is totally worth it!!
Posted by: Laura, Jul 12, 2008 05:19:06 PM
Terrence in the orange polo is fabulous.
Posted by: Emily, Jul 11, 2008 09:19:37 AM
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