Surely Sweet

I was hesitant to come here with our 5 kids reading the negative reviews — but we were happy with the service from the young lady working there. She was very nice and made our experience great! The yogurt was super good — just like Menchie’s. Lots of yummy choices & toppings. High quality frozen yogurt. They even had little dividers for the cups to divide the flavours if you want — it worked great! The little shop was very clean & I did see the owner swing by, seems she really cares about the cleanliness & order. Would visit again. Thanks!

Definitely wish I had read the reviews before going. The older lady working seemed to think my children were going to ransack the place. Incredibly rude. I don’t know if she hates messes or children or both, but she was incredibly off-putting and I wish we had just left. My daughter went to open an unlocked cupboard underneath the toppings, and as I turned to correct her, this woman removed my daughter’s hands herself. Absolutely wild to touch a child you don’t know. A simple vocal correction, or letting me parent my own child, or maybe removing the stick from her rear-end.. anything but that. My daughter is a reasonable little four year old she visibly deflated after. THEN the froyo wasn’t good. No tables inside and people smoking at the bar outside. Will not be back and will tell everyon

I love this FroYo place in Ocean Shores. Clean and nice staff and many choices of frozen yogurt and toppings. So glad it’s in my town. A+ Highly recommend! 😊

I had a great experience. The options of not just toppings but ice cream were abundant. Multiple dairy free options and the lady was super sweet to us. We showed up pretty late and she was very helpful. Plus there's Dole whip. Who can go wrong? Will be returning

I’ve been to Surely Sweet every time I visit Ocean Shores, and I genuinely enjoy coming here. I’ve had nothing but good experiences. The frozen yogurt is always a refreshing treat, and the shop has a cozy, local charm that keeps me coming back. I did take a moment to chat with the owner during one of my visits, and she shared some of the challenges she faces as a small business owner. For example, people sometimes throw trash from other businesses into her bins, which makes things harder, especially since she’s usually the only one working. She has to juggle everything on her own, from taking out the trash to ringing up customers, and that’s no small feat. She’s not a part of some big chain, she’s an older woman running her own shop, so when customers make messes, take more than their sh