Zack's Frozen Yogurt

My family and friends have been going to Zach’s Frozen Yogurt, for a very long time. We love it, definitely recommend. Nice area to sit down outside. Also, seating inside. Good selection of toppings as well.

I’ve been coming here for a while now, and it’s always delicious. The staff is consistently friendly and welcoming, which makes every visit feel easy and pleasant. They offer a great variety of toppings, so there’s always something new to try. It’s the perfect little sweet treat!

My friends and I went here after the gym for a cold treat. We parked at the eye glad place adjacent to it because it was after hours and easier in and out that parking lot. We entered and you can see they have their regular flavors and their weekly flavors. They have a lot of toppings to choose from for adults (coconut, chopped nuts) and kids (gummies, sprinkles, cookie crumbles). I got a kids sized cup of pistachio with unsweetened shredded coconut. It was pretty good. My friend got vanilla with snickers in a waffle cone. I was pretty happy with my pick, she was not happy with hers. She said the snickers were stale. I think toppings like that one don't get a lot of turn over like the more popular ones. They have a fridge of quarts and pints to take home. Also you can order anything to

Zack’s Frozen Yogurt is always fresh, tasty, and has great flavor options. The shop is clean, the toppings are stocked, and the staff is super friendly. Definitely my go-to froyo spot!!

I’ve been a loyal customer of Zack's Frozen Yogurt for over 30 years—long before the ownership changed—and I’ve never experienced anything like what happened today. If customer service has truly gone off a cliff, this visit was the proof. I walked in for a simple cup of frozen yogurt, something I’ve done countless times. The young woman behind the counter didn’t ask if I wanted a lid (as I’m always asked), and instead overfilled the cup. When I politely said I wanted a lid, she scraped off the top like it was garbage. That may seem small to some, but presentation matters. I’m not an animal, and I don’t expect to be served like one. When I pointed out that this wasn’t how it should be done, she snapped back with, “Well how do you think I’m going to close it?”—then followed up with, “If y