I usually never leave negative reviews, but I was really shocked at the condition of this store. The staff was wonderful, this review is not a reflection on them. This store was dirty. The floors and walls were covered in yogurt, dirty, and food crumbs. The topping were kept in little cups which I think is a good Covid solution, but they were all stale and gross. The yogurt was watery and gross. The store and food were disgusting, please keep the food fresh and hire a company to do a deep clean of the store. read more

Mmmm mmm Menchies! This place is awesome! Whether you are on a date, coming to grab a treat for yourself, or are just wanting something fun to do with friends, this place is great! The decor is really fun, there is indoor and outdoor seating available, and the staff is really friendly. You can choose from a variety of frozen yogurt flavors such as chocolate, vanilla, peach, or if you want to try some extra fun ones, try the cupcake or taro! Pour some in a bowl or a waffle cone, and top off your creation with candy bits, syrups, sauces, and/or fruits! The self serve option makes it a ton of fun, you can try free samples of everything before you decide on a flavor, and the variety is endless! Stop on in and create a tasty treat today for a great price! read more

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I love Menchie's but this specific location is the worst. Their customer service sucks anf the place is very dirty like litterally very dirty. I would suggest the front person to take less time on his phone and be considerate with the store which will help. Not all flavors are available, I come here only to get the original flavor and it was out. I do like that they have strawberry and stuffs in the containers even though it was not really sustainable but then it would be best for this store since they can't keep up with the cleanliness. read more

Yum for self-serve froyo! I'm going to be honest and say I prefer Yogurtland over Menchie's and here's why... - too many "sweet" flavors and not enough fruity & tart flavors - there is too much open space which leads people to hover or go back and forth causing a crazy traffic jam - their mochi balls are blechh... not chewy enough and overly sweet - more expensive @ .43/oz but I did like that they had, - they had a waffle cone option that I didn't opt for - good fruit selection - open space that opened onto the sidewalk as well - containers for the toppings that kept the area clean Yogurtland all the way. But I guess Lynnwood is getting a Menchies soon.. so maybe I'll learn to love it. read more

Menchie's - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The yogurt is great and a good selection of toppings. The halloween directions look super cool and makes the place look super nice. Menchies is looking nice. Recommend this one read more

Why did it take so long for Seattle to get a self-serve frozen yogurt place? Anyway, the setup is intuitive and really fun. First, you get your cup (they're pretty big) or you have the option of getting a freshly-made waffle cup (they actually have a waffle-press and make them on-demand). Then, you proceed to the yogurt bar where they offer about 8 tart/fruit flavors and 8 other flavors like Red Velvet, Chocolate, Cookies and Cream and things like that. The best part of Menchie's has to be the topping bar where they have fresh fruit (depending on the time of day/season) hot fudge, marshmallow topping, caramel, girl-scout cookies and pretty much every dessert topping you can think of. My favorite part of the Menchie's experience is the ability to get exactly what you want and pay based on the price. If you only want a snack, you'll only end up paying like $2 for a decent-sized snack. If you're like me though, and you enjoy living with no regard for calories, then you can build monstrosities. The biggest piece of advice I can offer is to layer your froyo and toppings. For example, start with a layer of reese's and caramel syrup, add a layer of yogurt, then add another layer of oreo's and fudge, Then add a different yogurt flavor. Seriously, if you like ice cream or frozen yogurt, this is the BEST place in Seattle. Forget Red Mango and Cefiore where you end up paying $8 for a 3-oz serving and 2 paltry toppings. read more

Menchie's - Waffle cone loaded with red velvet froyo and hot fudge, caramel and reese's. - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Ick. I wish I could rate them higher. I love the concept. I love myself from soft-serve fro-yo, believe you me. But unfortunately, I've come to realize that their flavor offerings are way to artificial for my taste buds. Their monthly special right now is Chocolate Covered Banana - and it tastes like little kids medicine. I'm literally displaying my yuck face as I type this thinking about this flavor. I don't know how they can call their peanut butter flavor peanut butter, but that is not what I tasted when I came here. They had a cupcake flavor I sampled in store was not bad in the baby tasting cup, but after I got it home, I was nearly gagging on its sweetness. So if you do come, I would recommend the traditional flavors that aren't heavily loaded with flavors - that is what the mix ins are for! So stick with vanilla, chocolate, etc. Points for a $5 off your creation on your birthday. Points for a wide selection and samples. In my opinion, Zoe Yogurt in Greenlake's flavors are much tastier and less artificial tasting but parking is a bitch there. read more

Let's see, default expectations of self-serve froyo: - cutesy, semi-modern logo/type treatment? check - enormous cups to encourage over-indulgence of "fat-free" frozen delights? check - more over-the-top cutesy anime-inspired artwork speckled throughout the store? check As with most places of this nature, Menchie's fulfills my basic requirements. The only reason Yogurtland holds my heart a little tighter is because they've got my two favourite flavours "on-tap" every day (artificial pistachio and artificial taro. yes i recognize real taro and pistachio taste nothing like their westernized-froYo counterparts, but I still love it). I believe Menchie's is also about 11 cents more expensive per ounce than Yogurtland, and honestly I can't discern a quality/taste difference to justify said inflation. They do get points for being open late in sleepy Queen Anne and having 3 different cup-art designs though. So if you're floating around the area and happen to feel like treating yourself, I would definitely stop on by, I mean it beats the dessert counter across the street at Safeway, right? read more

I love Fro Yo! I've heard so many times from my Yelp friends. I finally had a chance to try in a warm sunny summer day! :-) This is one of those self-serve place. You pick your cup, mix your fro yo, put your toppings, weigh, and pay. I love it! At first, I thought it was located in Lower Queen Ann because I was told that the parking shouldn't be an issue since there a Safeway near by. However, I didn't realize there's a Safeway in Upper Queen Anne as well. And, the Menchie's is just across street from Safeway in Upper Queen Ann. Obviously, the parking is not an issue. There are about 10 different flavors of fro yo and at least 20-30 different toppings. For me, it's too many options because majority of the time, I get plain fro yo and top with nuts, coconut flakes, and strawberries. It's 45 cents per oz plus tax. I love fro yo so much. I barely remember how much total I am paying. And, don't even try to remember because the delicious fro yo is more important :-) read more

This is NOT Yogurtland. When it comes to self serve Yogurt, I do love Yogurtland so very much. Menchie's is just not Yogurt land. I can honestly say that I have loved alot of different flavors at Yogurtland, Menchie's is more limited. I can honestly say I have only loved 2 or 3 flavors at Menchie's. Though typical... the toppings are plentiful and overall a friendly staff makes this place a three star... solid. 3 not-yogurtland-but-cupcake-yogurt-is-good stars out of 5 read more

Fro Yo-yumminess! Give it a swirl and satisfy your sugar fix. I used to frequent 16 handles in East Village, NYC. Menchie's is just as fabulous and has a variety of flavors - cake batter, red velvet, cinnamon, pralines, tart and a chocolate that is to die for. Sample 1, 2, or all of their flavors. Once you've decided, choose a waffle cone or a bowl. Then have at it - because it's self-serve all the way. In case you can't decide, they have pre-paired flavors which can be 'swirled' together. Top off your sweet treat with variety of gummies, cookies, chocolates, candies and fruits. Sold by the 'weight' -so don't let your eyes get bigger than your stomach! read more

My first experience at a self-serve yogurt place left me wanting... more sprinkles. I don't know if you've ever had the opportunity to shove a big heaping helping of rainbow sprinkles in your mouth, but it's delicious, and unquestionably masculine, so shut up. I realized only after leaving that because they weigh the total order, I could skip out on the frozen yogurt altogether and simply pile sprinkles into the cup. Maybe I'd put a glob of frozen yogurt on top of the bed of sprinkles so it doesn't look like I'm just jacking all of their rainbow topping, but in the end it would be me, a spoon, and about $20 worth of sprinkles, all for about 4 bucks. Sprinkles are expensive. But since I didn't do that yet I did get two flavors that I have since forgotten since it was about two weeks ago. But they were good. Go ahead and get those two flavors I forgot and you'll definitely enjoy it. The place was kind of a mess since frozen yogurt leaks and no one was cleaning it. The tables were sticky and the toppings were sort of mixed together, presumably because most people that eat frozen yogurt are too impatient to just use the spoon provided. It's hard to imagine one of these places being bad. read more

New seasonal Menchie's flavor: Mudpie. Go. I have: three times in the last week (and you KNOW that included three snow days). This is frozen yogurt that I would abstain from toppings for...but I don't recommend it. Abstinence, that is. Because this yogurt actually tastes like all the best decadence of coffee and chocolate and Oreo crumbles. So what can be better than piling on a little more Oreo, peanut butter cup, caramel, hot fudge, and marshmallow creme? Except maybe seconds of the same.... read more

This is hard for me to write - b/c I seriously love Menchie's and have been a very vocal fan. But I was here on Thursday night (around 8:30pm) and it was a total zoo. I understand that it's busy all the time...but I'm talking messy and chaotic. There were spills on the floors, the froyo machine area was dirty, and the topping area was a total mess. Plus, some of the toppings (i.e. fudge) were totally out. It was so busy that there weren't enough employees to tackle the clean up and refilling of toppings. But that really altered my experience. Instead of being able to sample a few of the flavors at my leisure...I was rushed and had to dodge in between customers in line to try and get at some of the flavors I wanted. BTW - Butterfinger is totally spot on to a real Butterfinger candy bar! I do like that they have now initiated a card-based/phone number-based "punch" card system. I definitely registered mine online to get a bonus 25 smiles (aka 'punches') and if I go w/in next 7 days, I'll get an extra 10. At 50, you get $5 off your Menchie's purchase. So, needless to say, I'll go again - b/c I do like the flavors and toppings. But I'm hoping they can start getting into a better system to manage the major rushes but also keep the store clean. The in-store experience is HUGE, but they missed the mark with me this last time. read more

I guess me knocking Menchies down a point is kinda childish and whiny on my part. But, I want Peanut Butter Fro Yo..... NOW!!!!!! *proceeds to throw a hissy fit* Why, why, WHY!?!?!? Please, just have peanut butter all the time, and no one will get hurt. I know I am not the only one with this complaint. My boyfriend has it too. But that may be because he is afraid of me when I don't get my peanut butter frozen yogurt. They don't update their facebook page that often, so on Tuesday and Thursday it said they had peanut butter. I went in on Friday.... no peanut butter. WTF Menchies! I overheard other people complain about the same thing. Maybe they should do a poll to find out the most popular flavors that they should have every day. And I will just make multiple identities so I can vote 50 million times myself, and threaten all my friends and family to do the same, even if they don't live here. Don't get me wrong, the Mounds(chocolate and coconut) was good. But since it wasn't the peanut butter that I had been dreaming about for a month, it wasn't the same. I have been there 3 times, and only once have they had peanut butter. Menchies is a tease. Give me what I want the first time, and then make me keep coming back, hoping for more peanut butter. Minus 1 star, you tease. Plus, 3G Service around there sucks so I can never check in. I Should be the duchess of that place by now! read more

I love fro-yo; especially self serve fro-yo, but Menchie's is just not it. The time I went, it was a mess inside. I really would have overlooked this if the yogurt was good, but it tasted way off to me. I was so happy to see a non-dairy option, but it just tasted like medicine. The other flavors like tart and strawberry that I tried tasted off as well. Another thing that I was not excited about were the toppings. While they were well labeled and organized, they were not looking appetizing at all. The strawberries looked like they had dirt on them. I'm all for organic, but hold the dirt please! I have no idea how this place had so many people in it! I think they just haven't discovered Yogurtland yet. read more

Menchies oh how I wish I never found you! I used to go this frozen yogurt place in Boston and get heath swirled frozen yogurt, we would get it to go and eat it for days..........but I always wished they had one here. Guess what they do now! So if you have the fro yo munchies go for Menchies. Some of the flavors I have tried are cupcake, vanilla, mocha, taro, Hawaiian treat, red velvet (still not a cupcake though). You can also swirl them or mix them up and create your own. This is a very popular place at night so be prepared to take your yogurt to go and definitely get a punch card because you will be back. The people who work there are very nice about explaining the process to you and allow you to sample as many flavors as you like. The topping bar has everything you could think of from sour worms, to gummy bears, granola, nuts, heath pieces, m&m's, white chocolate chips, pieces of cheesecake, yes I did say pieces of cheesecake, cookie dough & sprinkles. Don't worry there is also a huge sample of fruits to choose from after all this is supposed to be healthier than ice cream so you can opt for strawberries, pineapple, blueberries. They thought of it all and even the syrups too. So while the frozen yogurt may be nonfat, I dare you to get out of there without cheating a little on your diet! read more

This place is wonderful! They have so many different flavors and they are always changing the flavors around. And tons of different toppings! I like that it is self serve because you get exactly how much you want and as many toppings as you want. Some places really skimp on the toppings. I've ventured beyond chocolate and vanilla to red velvet cake and cupcake and I thought they were really good! Worth a trip make sure you get a punch card! One thing that I would love though is if they had a little water station. read more

Finally Seattle gains a decent self-serve yogurt spot! Beat that overly priced, Red Mango! Its pretty basic, all the self serve stations list each flavor and then its yours to dispense however much of a mountain of fro-yo you want. Me: I want peaks of it! I love the broad range of flavors they offer as well and even better is when you hit the toppings bar where you can load up on the sprinkles and marshmallows enough to cause a mini sugar coma. Unfortunately there are some losses here. Having to battle either a mad group of tweens or toddlers is not fun, especially when you've got a full cup of fro-yo going on. The dispensing stations could have been cleaner, instead I ran into numerous sticky leftovers which then fell onto the sticky toddlers. But my inner fro-yo addict would still have me coming back here as its cheap and the flavor rotation is hard to beat. read more

LOVE this place! I had no idea Seattle had a Fro Yo place where you can serve yourself and pay by the ounce. Awesome! 1. Serve yourself. Mix and match flavors (and there are a ton). Lots of soft serve machines embedded into the back wall with a dozen or more flavors. 2. Variety. They apparently change up the flavors everyday. 3. Free samples. Sample as much as you want before you settle on what to actually pay for. 4. LOADS of toppings. Probably 30-40 topping options, from cookie dough bits and kit kat chunks, to nerds and sour worms, to a whole assortment of fruit and nuts and sauces (caramel, chocolate, whipped cream, etc.). 5. Just 43 cents an oz.! We are so coming back. read more

Great location right in the heart of Queen Anne. Really nice to sit out on a warm evening and have a little ice cream. Lots of good flavors and topping, and a decent price. Plenty of parking across the street using the Trader Joe's parking lot. read more

Prefer Yogurtland, Red Mango, Pinkberry to Menchie's. Found Menchie's bland and watery - didn't care for the consistency.

Spent the mid-day walking around solo and checking out Queen Anne strip of restaurants and grocery stories. I strolled into a really cool self serve yogurt and toppings similar to Yogurtland. It was not overly crowded and I could take the time to sample all the different flavors they had to offer. After grabbing my cup and picking out 3 flavors, I went to add the toppings. There was prob about 20-30 diff choices all stacked nice and neat with assortment of chocolates, sweets, and fresh fruit. I enjoyed the outdoor seating and local vibe without the crazy crowd and able to enjoy my desert in piece. Will def stop by again if I am in the area. read more

Queen Anne Menchie's is great! Clean store and they have toppings that are different from the U-village one (my usual go-to for froyo). It's a clean store with friendly staff. Pretty roomy in comparison (u-village gets real crowded sometimes) read more

Hooray for self-serve fro yo in the QA neighborhood, hooray for the middle lever that swirls both flavors for you, hooray for the cute spoons and fun reward/point redemption things. BUT, that doesn't outweigh the boo factors of the artificial fruit flavors and the pile up of tweens around the tiny sample cups that creates a huge pile up of customers. If I had to pick, I would go back for the vanilla snow and tart flavors. Everything else I tried tasted too artificial and made me want to rinse my mouth out with water (even the dutch chocolate). Sorry to all the Menchie lovers, but I gotta say there are tastier fro yo places in Seattle. read more

Um, HELL YEAH! This was my first foray into the fro-yo craze and I was blown away. It's like a Hello Kitty store, but for frozen yogurt. There was something very cartoonish about this place and I loved it. The add your own toppings bar killed me, just killed me. Bring it on! The only drawback to this place is that everytime I go here it's overrun by kids and the line is pretty long. Other than that, WINNING! read more

WOOHOO! Self-serve froyo, walking distance from my house?! I love it! I don't care if its the middle of winter and 40 degrees outside. I'm going to Menchie's, serving myself up some yummy froyo. So far pineapple dole whip and raspberry pomegranate tart have been the flavors of choice, but who knows when they'll change their flavors. Extra bonuses = most of their flavors are non-fat, and many are kosher as well. read more

I love fro-yo. Who doesn't? Menchie's in Queen Anne always has deals -- like them on Facebook to learn more about them. It's affordable, has lots of variety and always is delicious. The later you go, though, the less options there may be (especially for toppings). As a side note, I never understood their smile points. We've been so many times and have acquired so much credit. After many purchases, they tell us we will get the next one free. Yet the next time we go in, they tell us we aren't there yet. Does it start over if you don't use the credit right away? read more

My folks were raving about this place down in Federal Way, but that's a long way to drive for frozen yogurt! I was excited that Menchies finally made their way to the big city and overjoyed that it was in my own backyard! Yay! Although it's pretty pricey, it's worth it. Go on, treat yourself. Pros: *many different yogurt flavors at your fingertips * a bajillion toppings to choose from, incl. fresh fruit *staff is friendly enough *clean, clean, clean Cons: * amazingly over populated. About 2 minutes after we walked in there were 10 more people behind us, and more on their way I am sure * depending on the amount of people pushing their way towards the machines, you might just end up with something "conveniently" tasty versus what you set out to create. *parking is almost non-existent, it's all street parking * very, very limited seating inside *poor set up for waiting your turn in line To the line jumper who passed us and ton of other people the other night: you suck! I hope your date ditched you, just based on principle; that and your terrible cowboy boots. You do know you're in the city, right? read more

This place is good. I enjoy eating here. Not all the time. Sometimes it's better than others. Sometimes it's not. It's menchies. What more do you expect. My friend is working here as I write this review. Kind woman. Frozen yogort read more

I like how they change up the flavors every now and then so there are always new ones to try. Their toppings bar also changes - rather, I feel like they are simply adding more toppings. Coming here on Friday evening is the best because it is not weighed but sold by the bowl. read more

Menchie's - Yummm - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I had an "OMG, SHUTT UP?!?" wounded moment upon discovering a Menchies had quietly managed to open up on Queen Anne under my radar. Cue up the harp music sister! I was having a romantic daydream about the Ward Center location back in HI. Happy sighs I'm telling you... Smash cut, to stepping inside the shop and my mental record player screeched to a halt. Whoa... wheres the rest of it?? This is the kiosk sized version, cramped, and between the hours of 2~5 is Bieber fever. Outa my way chil'ren!! I was on a mission, so I self-sampled away at the available 6+ choices. I will say, I'm not interested in fro-yo trying to front like soft serve ice cream. If you like decadent flavors like: cake batter, red velvet, dulche de leche, island banana than it's all you. Too sweet for my palette. Thank god the original tart and Dole pineapple were on rotation. Tons of chocolate/candy, cereal toppings. Was surprised to see mochi on the bar! (I mean, it is Queen Anne still). The sliced strawberries were fresh, the kiwi looked good, but the mango was not ripe. Which isn't a crime itself, but was cut up the size of a damn ice cube! A lil awkward to eat relative to everything else. Oh, and bring a sweater it's freezing inside! read more

As I wait for Yogurtland to open on Capitol Hill (which is closer to home), I've been visiting Menchie's in the meantime. It's a little out of the way for me but when I'm in the area, I try to stop by. I love how it's self serve with a variety of flavors to chose from such as tart, pomegranate tart, cupcake, and new york cheesecake plus much more. Let's not mention the numerous topping options like oreo cookies, coconut flakes, graham cracker crumbs, and a variety of fresh fruits and nuts. There's so much to chose from that it can be a bit overwhelming. Yesterday I went in and got a swirl of cupcake and blackberry as well as the original tart. I topped my yogurt with strawberries, blueberries and blackberries which made for a yummy treat. My husband got some yogurt too and by the time we paid for both of our yogurts it cost around $6.50 which I think is really reasonable. read more

Menchie's - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We stumbled upon this place waiting for our car to get fixed at a mechanic's down the street. All of these froyo places kinda look alike, but this one had some great flavors. And the toppings bar was soooo overwhelming. They had hot fudge which is what some of the other places lack. The price was fair. Now I don't know if this is company policy but the girl at the register was overly excited about everything. Like hard core. She was sweet, too sweet if anything. Fine, maybe I was a little grumpy, but the delicious frozen yogurt fixed that right away. I left with a smile on my face :) read more

I'm starting to think this place might be unhealthy. But the endless free samples keep me bringing me back plus... The kids love it.

This place is a PMSing girls hell... or a small child's dream...Seriously though, if you are craving sweets you'll probably have to be put on a leash before you go in here. In no way shape or form is this place designed to be "healthy". This is how your journey will go - First you get your giant cup (its huge - and will tempt you to fill it to the brim.) Second, you move on to frozen yogurt heaven. They have a great selection of flavors (my only complaint here would be that I would like to see more tart flavors) and the best part? THE COMBO!!! They pair all of their flavors so you can use the amazing "swirl lever" as I like to call it. Third... Toppings bar... but most importantly THE CANDY!!!!!!!! Oh and I guess there is fruit too, but whatever... They have every type of candy you can imagine and... cereal. Brilliant. You can then move down to top it off with a healthy serving of chocolate syrup and whip cream. Perfect. Fourth... dun dun dun the weigh in. This is the part where you start to feel bad because you've filled the giant cup to the brim with crap. Oh well, that guilt fades when you dig in. read more

I'm a devoted fan of the self-serve fro-yo concept, and Menchie's totally delivers on that front. There's a good variety of yogurt options (about 8-10 at a time) and tons of topping options. I always wished that my favorite fro-yo place in CA would let customers get their own samples. Well, Menchie's does that... and now I know why my favorite place doesn't. The self-sampling creates an incredible cluster-you-know-what of irritation. There just isn't enough space for people to be tasting 10 types of yogurt (usually going against the flow of traffic) while other people are filling up their cartons. I went in there on Saturday night and quickly filled with homicidal rage as a bunch of high school/undergrad girls sampled and debated and sampled again... Kill me. That same night, the girl manning the cash register was also apparently some kind of squeaky-voiced, double-arm-waving, manic cartoon character. That interaction did not help the homicidal rage. On the other hand, I went in on a Sunday afternoon and the clientele was families with kids (ironically, much less irritating/underfoot than high school/undergrad girls...) The cashier girl was very polite, pleasant, and helpful as I set up a frequent buyer card. Lesson learned -- Stay out of there on Friday and Saturday nights. The rest of the time, get in, get out, and get happily full of fro-yo. read more

They re good yogurts but on floor and bar table are annoying me.... messy! read more

This place was absolute chaos the night I was there and the interior portion was pretty small so it's nice they are able to open the doors and have the cluster of people spill out. They have lots of flavors to choose from and I really appreciate having the sample cups just sitting out for customers to use at their own leisure. The time I was there, they didn't really have many flavors that got me too excited, but I can be easily pleased by the original tart with toppings... so no complaints! Oh and about the toppings... SO MANY! The chocolate raspberry somethings were good and they have cookie dough and cheesecake bites! Also, plenty of fruit and good old mochi. If you join their rewards program you can rack up points for each purchase. $1 spent=1 point and 50 points gets you $5 towards a cup of yogurt. read more

I tried this place one evening with my friend after watching a laser show at Seattle Center and we were craving some dessert so we decided to give this place a try. I had many flavors including the blueberry tart, cookies & cream, and peanut butter. I have to say my favorite was the cupcake flavor. It had a good blend of vanilla and that cakey taste we all love. The cupcake flavor blended with some cookie dough chunks was a really good flavor combo. The toppings station was a little messy and some of the spoons looked like they touched different things which could potentially harm someone with peanut allergies... Overall it was nice and I will try it again! read more