Sincerely Yogurt

I work for a company that services IDD individuals. We took our guys here, in hopes of them having a fun experience and we thought they would enjoy the yogurt. Everything was fine until I asked for us to be tax exempt and showed them our form(we are required by the company to show this at every establishment that we patronize). The girls behind the counter didn't know what that was, so she said they needed to call someone. Thats fine, we run into that often, but then the supervisor (or whoever was on the phone) asked to be put on speaker phone with me and basically told us that she didn't know what we were talking about and why wouldn't we have to pay taxes? She told me that In all of her years shes never even heard of that. I explained to her that it was a requirement of my job and even

My family and I love cold treats, and Simply Yogurt delivered! My husband loves the Eggnog flavor, my kiddos love the vanilla and cookies & cream. We highly recommend visiting Simply Yogurt.

Kind of a mediocre kind of place. I believe I tried the frozen yogurt a while ago, and just thought it was forgettable. But, I just now realized they also have items besides just froyo. For example, they also serve cookie dough, and I wanted to try it. So I did. And it was pretty meh. It wasn’t the worst cookie dough I’ve had, but it certainly wasn’t impressive. In an odd way, it was kind of flavorless. They do offer several kinds of cookie dough, and I went the peanut butter cup and the chocolate chunk. The chocolate chunk barley had any chocolate chunk pieces. The peanut butter didn’t have a strong nutty flavor. It was just kind of bland. All in all, maybe I’ll come back for the froyo, but the cookie dough wasn’t worth it.

We came into Sincerely Yogurt in Cranberry with tickets for three free 8oz yogurts. The place was completely unattended—no greeting, no staff visible, just silence. After standing around awkwardly, we helped ourselves, using the only cups available. When we placed our yogurts on the scale, the weights came out to 7.0, 8.4, and 9.8 oz. Instead of honoring the promotion or charging us a minor cost due to overage, we were charged $17.50. The employee, who finally appeared, told us that it was “8oz off, not 8oz free,” which is a bizarre and misleading claim that makes no clear mathematical or promotional sense. Maybe we used the wrong cups—but how would we know? No signage. No instructions. No one to guide us. Not even a simple “hello.” Just silence, followed by a bill for what should’ve been

I love Sincerely Yo Gurt but they weren’t very sincere today. Allow me to tell you the tale of 2 wonderful young women who were left wonderless infront of a Yo Gurt store. Due to the lack of sincerity in the frozen Yo Gurt community the only location within a leap, hop, skip, or jump is no more. So these two teens trek to a terrifying town only to be terrorized by a singular girl. As they walked up to a neon less sign they felt the lack of neon in their core. This could only mean one thing, it’s gonna be a Gurt-less night. And dear, you know who you are(the girl who decided to lock that door 40 min before she was supposed too): ponder what you did today and the effect it had on others. The Yo Gurt scale will forever read zero cause I’m never coming back. Sike! You thought!! Sincereley Yo G