Froyo Truck

Great stuff!
I was strolling through Back Bay on a sunny afternoon and came across this truck on Clarendon. Though I was on my way to BerryLine to try their new flavors, I figured this was worth a shot too.
It so was.
Sampled the California Tart which was very good and on par with the aforementioned froyo behemoth. The Dreamy Dark Chocolate though was even better and on par with the Ghiradelli Chocolate at one of my Bay Area staples, Yogurt Park =D

Hello my new best friend, froyo truck! It is parked at Milk and Kilby St today so I went with my coworker to get a treat after a long day of work. I sampled the chocolate but ended up getting the california tart. Choco was ohh so creamy and tasty but I was in the mood for some tartness. Lots of toppings to choose from and the guy is super friendly. He took all my money, but that’s ok. I’ll be back =)

Had the pleasure of sharing some froyo from this lovely truck with the girlfriend while walking around the SoWa open market on a couple of occasions. I must first go ahead and say that they have the best tasting, chocolate-​flavored frozen yogurt that I’ve ever had. It packs a ton of flavor and the consistency is just right!
Along with that, I have to admit that I’m a fan — the guy behind the counter is friendly and they have a ton of specials posted on the board alongside their numerous flavors and toppings. Speaking of which, they have a ridiculous amount of toppings: from the classic hot fudge to the more exotic Speculoos spread. It’s all delicious and the portions are pretty generous.
This truck just seems to hit the mark and they do things right. Even the smaller details like the plastic spoon, which is a reinforced one that won’t bend if the texture of the frozen treat you are enjoying hasn’t softened enough yet. A nice touch if you ask me.
All in all, this is a great truck which offers some tasty, affordable frozen treats. Well worth checking out.

Solid choice for frozen yogurt in the financial district. The truck is located right next to the Putnam building on the same block as the Langham Hotel. The yogurt is excellent, they only offer 2 flavors California Tart and Chocolate. it is a good deal as long as you don’t get toppings, the first topping is $ 1 and each additional is 50 cents. They are very genereous with their portions too.

I was excited when I first spotted this truck in its spot on the intersection of Pearl and Milk. But it didn’t seem consistently there. Sometimes I spotted it after work. Other times it was there at lunch time. The rest of the time it wasn’t there at all!
As I was walking back from lunch, I spotted a new note on their window about free samples. Sure!
The California Tart wasn’t kidding — it really is yogurty tartness.
As for the chocolate, Tamar A. came up with the best description when she said that it was like a melted fudgesicle. Yep! Yum!
They don’t seem to change their flavors though… it has always been these two since I first laid eyes on this white truck.
I like that they also offer Belgian waffles on their menu, but I haven’t tried them yet.

Froyo Truck, huzzuh! What’s better than walking outside, freshly released from the canned air conditioning of corporate America, and breathing deep the bliss that is a TRUCK full of FROZEN YOGURT?
Very little, friends.
The California tart is a little zingy, akin to the Berrylime/​Pink Berry genre of actual frozen Greek yogurt, not the TCBY fake ice cream of yesteryear. The dreamy dark chocolate, however, is everything you could want from a pile of cold thickness in a cup. Imagine a melted fudgesicle. Now imagine several, with a spoon. Ooh. That’s right.
All the toppings you could want, reasonable prices (for the Financial District… take that as you will), and huge servings. Froyo Truck, be mine.

Yesterday was a pretty ho-​hum day, so I was itching for something to add some liveliness to my spirit. I noticed the truck and it seemed like an answer to my prayers. I sulked over to the truck and ordered a small (don’t be fooled… it’s a decent size) tart with some toppings. I walked away with my taste buds and spirits alive and well. The guy gave generous toppings, which all tasted lovely (especially the lychee and heath bar).

I discovered this food truck when I went to SOWA. I had their chocolate Belgian waffle & it was super delicious. I can’t remember the last time I had something so damn tasty. Then I found them in Post Office Square & got super excited to see them there. I guess it can be dangerous since I can’t be eating their sweet goodies all the time. Oh yeah their frozen treats w/​a huge variety of toppings is also a plus.