We had a buy one frozen yoghurt get one free voucher in our entertainment book so we used it here…read more They sell the standard flavours chocolate, strawberry & original tart (great name). Options also include Yo-Mix-It where you can mix two flavours togethets like watermelon and cheesecake. My favourite was the burnt salted caramel topped with bits of violet crumble from the toppings area near the counter.

there was a new topping called petrol, so I tried some on my yo-chi just before my running contest…read moreand it fuel me so much that a won the race. The only side effect was astronomical stomach gas.

I had always considered myself more of a gelato/ice-cream girl and missed a lot of the hype over…read morefroyo, but Yo-Chi definitely changed that. The staff here are always so helpful and friendly, I love how eager they are to show off the flavours and help you make the all important decision of what combo to have. I'm a huge fan of the non-dairy options like coconut, chocolate and sometimes avocado and lime. They are awesome tummy-friendly choices that are just as delicious as the full dairy ones which I can never really say about ice cream! Although that salted butterscotch....mmmmm. Then there is the endless topping choices...it's easy to go nuts so I like to strategically plan what toppings I want to get my froyo to suit. I'm a sucker for fruit and crumble with maple syrup. So good. The fruit is always fresh and delicious, none of the toppings ever look sad or wilted. The Hawthorn store is so pretty, a huge space with a gorgeous fit out and fun neon lights that makes it a great place to catch up with friends and actually hang out with your dessert rather than an in-and-out take away place. A friend noted that the large communal table seems to have been designed so that if you spill your froyo, it doesn't drip off the sides - clever! Hawthorn seems to be going through quite an invigoration at the moment and Yo-Chi fits in perfectly with that. Add to the fact that Yo-Chi is a family-owned Melbourne business that supports local, takes care with offering natural no-nasties produce, and gives you their wifi for free and you have an all-round winning spot to grab a dessert after visiting one of the many restaurants popping up around Glenferrie Road.

Best coffee for me, mild not acidic, warming the heart…read more Cleanest neat not toasty soy latte for me. Delicious choice of delicacies, including Dolce Gabbana BACI, limited edition. Gelati of course, canneli.. Lavezzi is a hidden Italian gem you won't want to miss.

Very good!! Amazing atmosphere, lots of options to choose from, taste tests are available. Very…read moreeasy and relaxed environment. A bit on the pricy side but definitely worth it.

We travelled throughout Italy and literally ate gelato every single day. Does this make me an…read moreexpert? No. Does this make me want to find something comparable if I'm not in Italy? Yes! This place seems to have a very good reputation and it was recommended to us by a local friend. I really enjoyed the pistachio. It tasted like it was roasted. My husband asked for strachiatella. It turned out they just call it "chocolate chip". I found it was just a tad too sweet. He thought it was very good. $5.80 for a single flavour, $6.80 for two, and $8.80 for 3. It was a tad on the expensive side, but I'm Canadian and this is Australia. It's pretty normal pricing here. I would definitely come back and try other flavours.

You scream I scream we all scream for gelati - doesn't quite work as well as icecream, but goodness…read moreme, its bloody delicious. They have the staple flavours but there's a rotation of seasonal delights or special editions that you just have to keep going back for. Worth spending another 30 minutes on the treadmill for.