Yogurty’s Froyo

I’m only giving it one star because you can’t give a ZERO! Not like the pictures At all. It’s one flavor, Lime…

This place was alright. My sister, my dad and I went here about a month ago for a bubbletea and we were disappointed, with the service and with the product. It’s best to go to a specialty bubbletea place to get the biggest bang for your buck. The Yogurt though was quite nice. FroYO is the BOMB!

This is my favorite Yogurty’s spot in Toronto! The staff are always really friendly and they aren’t awkward if you try all the flavors before you decide what you want.
Tip: When you start filling up your cup, the key is to make sure that you don’t overdo it or the price will add up real quick. My cup usually looks pretty empty when I go up to pay but it’s just the right amount I like. Don’t let those big cups fool you!
Recently they added presto tea to this location. For this reason, I have altogether stopped buying froyo and switched to bubble tea. I usually get the milk panda tea with less sugar and I ask them to make it hot as opposed to their suggestion of warm. They say that it melts the tapioca but I much prefer a hot drink in Winter. As another bonus, I still sample the froyo flavors while I wait for them to make my drink and I like that they don’t mind when I do that: P.

My first time in a self serve froyo place and I was pretty happy. I don’t remember what I got anymore (this was a few weeks ago) but I definitely made a delicious mess of things!
Machines seemed a little clunky.

Not sure if it was an off night or typical but it simply wasn’t that good. Tart was a not quite firm and cookies and cream didn’t look like the name implies as opposed to a brownish greyish coloured froyo. Chocolate truffle was good. Other flavours tasted too artificial for my taste. I prefer Menchies…

Always a great selection of toppings, good flavors (however more tart flavors would be great!), if you go right before closing the froyo will be a bit runny as the machines have been turned off for the night but it’s still delicious.
Staff is always friendly (unlike the menchies on queen by woodbine) and the store is always very clean with unobtrusive background music playing. Washrooms are clean as well.

This is personally my favorite place to go for Frozen Yogurt. I live down the street near King st. so I live fairly close.
The different selections of toppings and the fro yo itself is incredible! They usually change the flavors of Frozen yogurts every few weeks. They have flavors from root beer to pistachio (I enjoy pistachio).
Though some of the flavors sounds weird and different they have sample cups for you to try it and for all you know the weirdest sounding flavor might be the best one you have tasted yet.
Highly recommend this, 5 stars.

Meh. Fro Yo is a dying trend, quickly following the cupcakery fad. This was as good as the other 400,00 fro yo options. Place clean, toppings were well stocked. Service was good.

This location is constantly running out of popular toppings (such as the fruits). Their yogurt machines are often broken.
They refused to recycle for at least their first year — think of how many cardboard containers they put in landfill.

Great place! We work at the Burlesque school across the street, and ALWAYS have our business meetings with a giant bowl of froyo each. Lots of flavours, and a great selection of toppings.

Amazing.
What I love first and foremost about Yogurtys is that the cost is significantly cheaper than it’s competitor, Menchies. I actually had a small ice cream and toppings which only came to $ 2.70, which was quite cheap.
The other thing I love is that they have low calorie, dairy free sorbets which actually taste amazing! I tried the green apple and the grapefruit which were both delicious.
All the free toppings are fun, less fruit options than Menchies but lots of chocolate and cereal and other good stuff.

Second time at Yogurty’s was sooo much better than the first! Fearing that the Pear flavoured froyo was only seasonal and not going to be there, I crossed my fingers and hoped for the best.
Lucky me — PEAR WAS STILL AVAILABLE~! At first try, I knew I was going to love it! Along with that, I tried the feature flavours — peanut butter and jelly and piña colada. I don’t know how they make flavour profiles match so perfectly to the original food but I was happy. The pistachio was a tad different, but it didn’t matter because it was still super tasty!
With every cup of froyo, I always get a bit of the original tart because I think it goes with absolutely everything.
All the toppings were fully topped up and a large selection of candies, chocolate, and fruits were available for choosing. I always get some mochi and fruit bubble poppers, just to add a bit of flavour and texture.
Just remember — buyers beware. The cup is HUGE — only put in the amount you can EAT. Looks are deceiving and your wallet may hate you for this.

As my Zumba instructor would say (is this too revealing?): «I looooov eeet» *jazz hands finish*
I claim I don’t like desserts and argue that I’m not really into ice cream, so the newly purchased ice cream scoop and froyo points card make me feel like a hypocrite. Maybe Mother Nature is to blame? This summer has been hot as Hades, gang.
I like this location of Yogurty’s, a chain that now has more than a handful of locations in and around Toronto.
The overriding look is clean, white and cool (appropriate), with punches of bright. The self-​serve froyo machines, as well as the toppings bar, are always impressively spic-​and-​span, indicating that the usual dessert devotee doesn’t have the same challenge with the levers that I seem to. There is a decent amount of in-​store seating and — worth mentioning — the bathrooms are clean and accessible.
It’s prolly inevitable that Yogurty’s draws some natural comparison to Menchie’s. In that case I’ll happily weigh in: I like the yogurt at Yogurty’s better. It is silkysmooth, less cloyingly sweet, and subtler (more natural-​tasting?) somehow. That said, despite the wide range of topping options at Yogurty’s, Menchie’s wins the «gear to put on froyo» contest with its crunchy PB and hot peanut butter sauce options.
Unilocal note: free samples! Although in some Yogurty’s the mini cups are set out on a tray, here I’ve had to ask for them from behind the counter. Whatever it takes: go this route so that you don’t make a tragic combo mistake (do as I say, not as I do: last visit had me weeping into a cup of creamsicle /​chocolate hazelnut)

I prefer this yogurt place over Menchies (yogurt is too frozen), and Yoyo’s (not enough topping choices) in Toronto. I wish they had a loyalty card! I’m a sucker for those and it was the reason I kept going back to the other places over trying this new joint. I’m a yogurty fan from now on!
The berry toppings were very fresh — I had blueberries and strawberries. The mochi was good, soft yet chewy. The chocolate oreo pieces were tasty. The spoon is sturdy and cute. My favourite yogurt is always the original — the tart taste was great. I also had espresso flavour which was nice.
Opened until 11pm everyday.

I really dig the self-​serve element and love that each yogurt option has calorie details (not sure about fat) so you can decide on how indulgent you want to get :)
They have a wide assortment of toppings from fruit to nuts and chocolate.
Happy to have this in the neighbouhood now, especially with summer around the corner. I’ve visited this location twice now and have no complaints.
Perfect walking distance from Trinity Bellwoods for those lazy summer afternoons!

I live around the corner and have been here (embarrassingly) about 12 times since they opened. I’m lactose intolerant and Yogurt is one of the few dairy foods I can have so I was very pleased when they opened. I’ve tried the Peanut Butter, Red Velvet, Pomegranate, Butter Pecan, Chocolate and Chocolate Mint. Butter Pecan, Chocolate Mint and Pom were the best. They have tons of toppings and everyone is super friendly! They also do a very good job keeping it clean and appealing as sometimes food bars like that can get mixed and gross.
I really want to give them a five. I’ve been there so much and love everything, but my one complaint is a big one. They need to do something about the consistency of the frozen yogurt. It’s always runny (and not just the very beginning– but most of the whole pour almost every time). They need to turn the mixing machines colder, faster, or mix the yogurt better. Whatever would make it actually pour right. I live 2 minutes away from Yogurty’s and every-​time I get home to eat my tasty treat, there’s a huge puddle of melted yogurt at the bottom of my cup.
Besides that, I do recommend giving them a try. The flavors are very tasty!

Tried yogurtys a couple times now as I live around the corner. Really liked the new ginger lemon flavour but why do they advertise it with kiwis and mangos when the only fruit they had were strawberries? Kind of disappointing.

New ‘n’ shiny, this place takes up a corner spot at Queen & Tecumseth. What I love most about these new yogurt bars is that I can have a small amount of a cold and sweet treat with many flavours. If you’ve been to other bars that have been cropping up around the city of late, then there are no surprises here.
So you don’t have to stand around trying to figure out how to get started, the cups are stashed around the corner (past the dispensers) out of sight. Sady, I didn’t see any taster cups around, which I think is a nice touch (but probably often abused). There are about 12 seats in groups of 4.
Tried the red velvet, passion fruit, butter pecan, and peanut butter flavours. Clear winners were the passion fruit and peanut butter. They both had well-​defined flavours. Toppings seem to be in line with other yogurt bars, but all together unexciting to me. They’re amusing, but get in the way of actually eating the frozen yogurt!
All in all, a great location for the summer — I imagine they’ll be busier as the weather warms up and the neighbourhood comes out to wander.