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My vote goes to Yopop on creedmoor road as the best. Customer service is fantastic, fruit and other toppings are fresh. Prices are very fair and its clean. The worst goes to the place on Six forks next to IHop, not exactly sure of the name. The yogurt tastes odd, fruit is frozen and the employees are glued to cell phones and just rude.
What's your best and worst? They seem to be everywhere!
I used to be a huge fan of Marmalade Skies at Crossroads, but I've switched more to Menchie's at Waverly Place. Different sides of town . But golly, there are probably 5 or 6 within a 3 mile radius - for about 15 years there were none!
I still miss D'lites Emporium off of Creedmoor. It was technically ice cream, but it was a neat shop.
I'm not a fan of frozen yogurt. I really wish this area had more choices for real ice cream.
YES - this. i really wish we had an actual ice cream parlor, like a place where one can go to get real ice cream served in a glass dish with a long spoon. i really hate the paper cup sundae phenomenon.
Is Goodberrys any good? It's custard but it looks very good.
Goodberrys is amazing...love it!!
Also, FWIW we love Kilwin's for "real ice cream" .
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. But golly, there are probably 5 or 6 within a 3 mile radius - for about 15 years there were none!
