Juicy Green

I love this place! The plain yoghurt is my favorite. It is a typical place we run by at night to get a pint of plain. It isn’t too sweet, and it is thick. Love it. Also, the staff is really nice.

Always good! They don’t have the quickest staff but I guess that can be blamed more on the customers wanting to try every flavor before ordering! Great selection, good prices and quality product. A definate addition to the Downtown lunch crowd dining scene.

Just as good as their location in Virgina Highlands. Fresh, healthy and tasty. I love the yogurt smoothies but the gelatto is different than others I have ever had as it is lighter but still tasty.
I like the fact that it is no fat and very low in calories

Absolutely delicious.
I’m a huge fan of frozen yogurt and I adore Juicy Green with all my heart. Their smoothies are ridiculously yummy. I like to order the green tea smoothie and berry smoothie.
If frozen yogurt isn’t your cup of tea, you can order one of their gelato flavors, which includes Ferrero Rocher, gasp!

Cool. This place is a bit of a unique addition to the fairlie poplar broad st gang. Seems pretty rad. It’s main niche competitors would be a smoothie joint up the street. The restaurant’s atmosphere seems as fresh as the cut fruit (not to mention candy and nuts) you can choose from to top your froyo, gellato, or sorbet. I had a green tea smoothie. It was tasty. It’s a great alternative for lunch or a dessert in lieu of some of the heavier choices on the street. Hope they do well!

Juicy Green’s frozen yogurt hits the spot. It’s across the street from where I work — I’ll have to restrain myself. Refreshing yum.

I walked into this newly renovated asian-​owned establishment and was greeted by the woman behind the counter. I asked if I could try the special green tea frozen yogurt, she brought back a little cup with a sample. I tried it, liked it, and thought about which size I should get. She said (in a cute, but stereotypical accent) that it’s «healthy, nutrition.»
How could anyone turn that away?
So I got me some plain with a coconut topping. It was yummy, but the sizes are all slightly too big (even the small). The atmosphere is slightly on the modern edgy, cold side, but it’s clean and the furniture is fun and the colors are invigorating!
The prices are comparable to coldstone creamery.
They have gelato (many flavors) as well as plain and green tea frozen yogurt, with various toppings to boot.
I suggest trying the green tea frozen yogurt. The flavored frozen yogurt is $ 1 more than the plain, as well as each topping is an additional $ 1.
As far as I know, they do NOT have a GSU student discount, however, they have a punchcard thats earns a free yogurt after 10 purchases.

Joy and panic overcame me today when my coworker invited me to join him for a frozen yogurt break across the street – at the newly opened Juicy Green! I find it hard enough to resist froyo runs during my free time, and now with this snack opportunity right around the corner, I will be taking the concept of restraint to a whole new level!
Juicy Green’s minimalistic interior reminds me a lot of Yoforia: solid orange swivel chairs complemented by bright monkey green walls. I appreciated the futuristic, Judy Jetson couch in the back of the room: the perfect lounging/​slurping spot.
What sets Juicy Green apart is the gelato flavors that are offered in conjunction with the frozen yogurt. Today, I had a small green tea froyo, which cost me almost $ 5. The gelato flavors I considered sampling include limoncello, pomegranate and mango.
I have a feeling that my frequent froyo card will fill up soon, allowing me to lap up my 10^th green tea cup for free!