FroYo Frozen Yogurt

The frozen yogurt here is always half melted. The counter where the register and toppings are is kept clean, but that doesn’t hold true for the rest of the store. Floors are always slightly sticky and grimy looking. Chairs are uncomfortable.
Lots of toppings available, but most are just packed full of artificial sweeteners and coloring.
Kids get a kick out of doing their own toppings, but I don’t think it’s really worth the price they charge.

I absolutely love this place. I used to go to the one on Delmar, but I like the one on Olive better. I swear I go so much that the employees remember me! They have (I think) all non-​fat flavors that taste soooo amazing! I always get original vanilla, cake batter, and cookies n cream. I never feel guilty when I eat my froyo and it was a guilt-​free dessert replacement for ice cream but now I just prefer it waaaaaaaaaaaay more than ice cream. It’s light, not too heavy, and who doesn’t love putting whatever toppings they want on top?
Although I do have to say sometimes the employees aren’t the friendliest, especially this one girl, but I never let her dull spirit mess with my good times with my cup of froyo.

I got a treat at FroYo the other day, and it was pretty good! There are about a dozen flavors on the wall to choose from — mostly non-​fat delights. I sampled the pumpkin pie, cookies and cream, and cheesecake flavors. I doubt there was a bad one up there!
Everything is completely «serve yourself» including the toppings, sauces, and crunchy delights. Just be careful because you could wind up with a $ 10 bowl before you know it. I love that they have fresh mango, kiwi, blackberries, etc. as toppings; not just the syrupy artificial kinds of fruits!
For some reason, the place was dead; not another visitor for the 30 minutes we were there. The cashiers weren’t exactly friendly, and the storefront is a little «cold». But the yogurt was yummy, so I’d return.

Posted my review last week but it’s no longer on here. This place is great if you want teenagers who just play around and talk instead of working. They argued over who had to ring up my order and then proceeded to text and talk and complain about having to work on Saturday. The young girl also had her camera pulled up taking pics of customers without their knowledge. Maybe it’s better if you go during the day but on a weekend night with only teenagers working– I guess you get what you get as far as service and caring about their job. Would not return after this experience.

I actually love this place. Conveniently located on Olive and they do offer some great selection. When in season pistachio is my favorite mixed with dark cherry chocolate.
The staff is always friendly and prices are very comparable to all the other frozen yogurt places. It’s a great place to take family. Just sit back relax and enjoy your frozen yogurt while taking in the scenery of Olive traffic lol.
It’s good just try it, if you haven’t already. It’s perfect for your «cheat days» and it won’t reck your diet. Everything (frozen yogurt wise) is low in carbs and fat. They do charge by the ounce (.49 per oz) so it can add up quickly if not careful.
If you haven’t been to this location give them a shot and I am sure you will enjoy it as much as I do.
Cheers

Take a look at the ingredients. Corn syrup and other things that I think are worse for you than what one would find in eating ice cream. They make it seem like it is healthy, but it is far from being healthy. Don’t be fooled… Sorry FroTo, get with the program.

I frickin love frozen yogurt. This location is right down the street from the gig and always makes me happy. Kind of pissed off I went all this time without the stamp card bc technically there should be one already filled out. Lose a star for that! Otherwise the kids working the checkout are very nice, things are clean and it’s always in and out.

First time here. I’m a huge fan of ice cream but should lean towards the healthier side. The place is very clean and plenty of yogurt flavors to choose from. Service is great. Was greeted immediately upon entry.
The bowls seemed average size and I only noticed one size. I saw one person in their car where the bowl was completely filled. There are plenty of flavors to choose from so everyone should find something they like. I got 75% strawberry banana and 25% cookie cream, with strawberry toppings. The cookie cream had a chocolate color and flavor. It was good. The strawberry banana was a mix between the two and was my favorite. I think I would like plain strawberry even more.
They had plenty of toppings. Nuts. Candy. Fruit. I’m a bit of a rookie at this but it all looked good.
Plenty of parking. If you are searching for frozen yogurt, this is a solid stop. I’ll be back!

I go to orange leaf all the time and it’s 100x better than this FroYo! I didn’t like this place because the yogurt was either runny or too hard to get out. The fruit toppings were over ripe. The yogurt tasted more like ice cream instead of the fresh taste of orange leaf.

I am a Ted Drews fan, but if you want complete control of your sundae, you have got to try this place. My first time here and they only thing I wish, is that I would have pilled up more frozen yogurt in my dish.
The have a horde of toppings and the stiff tastes so fresh. You can loose your mind thinking of how to create your ultimate sundae.
This is a great place for after dinner treat, don’t let this one get by you, it is really delicios.

It was filthy in here. Tables were dirty,
Floor had fro yo all over it, the door was even sticky and the glass looked like it had never been cleaned. Yuck. No thanks.

It’s good, no real complaints except that all froyos need to be bigger. This one does lack the multitude of flavor varieties and I prefer the one in the west end.

Let me start off by saying Yogurtland is my favorite yogurt place EVER. I loved the one in Sunset Hills, and I used to go at least once a week. When they closed in January 2014, I was devastated. I’m kind of like Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory; I did not welcome that kind of change in my life.
FroYo has become my new yogurt place. They have 6 machines with 2 flavors each for a total of 12 individual flavors. You also have the option of getting a swirl of a machine’s two flavors. (Use caution in doing this, however. I have found that, at any yogurt place, the swirl often starts out a bit runny. I think that is because the swirl is not as popular as getting an individual flavor.)
As of May 2014, the price is $ 0.45 per ounce. You get a cup, fill it with the yogurt flavors and toppings you want, and then you pay by the weight of your cup. Just know that it can get a bit costly, especially if you add a lot of heavy toppings. If you think you will go frequently, ask for a stamp card so that you can start working toward free yogurt!
The yogurt at FroYo is nice and creamy. They have lowfat and nonfat flavors that are labeled accordingly. In general, I am not a fan of tart frozen yogurt. I tend to go for sweeter flavors. At some yogurt places (e.g., Red Mango), the sweet flavors still taste a bit tart. I don’t find that to be a problem at FroYo.
This location doesn’t seem to change their flavors very often, but that is cool with me because they have had peanut butter for months. I LOVE peanut butter, and FroYo has the best peanut butter yogurt I’ve ever had. Yes, it’s even better than Yogurtland’s!
FroYo has a good selection of toppings that includes candies, fruits, and syrups as well as cheesecake, cookie dough, and brownie pieces. They have the best cookie dough I’ve ever seen on a topping bar. It’s like actual cookie dough, not those weird cylindrical pellets that other places offer. The brownie pieces also are like actual brownies, but they are cut into squares that are just a tad too big for me. I always want them, but I skip them to try to save a few calories. :)
Yogurtland will always be my favorite, but I still give this FroYo location five stars. The yogurt is good, and in my opinion, the toppings are of a higher quality than those at other yogurt places.

Best place for frozen yogurt! Located on Olive, this place is close everything and is perfect!

ok number of selections, but the froyo is simply solid froyo. No disappointment will come if you come to his place, you will get fair priced and high quality froyo /​toppings. I come here quite often to solve my froyo /​dessert cravings, so it is definitely a place that I’ve been to quite the number of times. Definitely recommend this place if you are looking for a froyo place

quite simply tasty. I come here possibly a little too frequently (at least once a week or more sometimes!) but that’s ok since everyone deserves a treat right?
My favorite flavors are the cake batter and pomegranate raspberry sorbet. I also think the cheesecake, vanilla, and cookies n cream flavors aren’t too shabby. Recently due to Halloween being around the corner and officially being fall they have a pumpkin flavor which on its own is kinda meh but mix it with some vanilla or something and it’s really good!
I don’t put toppings on mine very often, if I do I try to stick with fruit — try to keep it healthy still! That way I can justify coming here so often! :)
I love to sit by the register and watch couples go by and the girl puts on a ton of toppings and then like 5 squirts of hot fudge. Let’s be real here. hot fudge is heavy… this is paid for by the ounce… so a lot of hot fudge = large bill. They always seem so surprised when it costs so much, but, it’s simple folks!

Gotta love the simple name. I’m shocked that no one else thought to use the most simple name for a FroYo spot.
As far as the flavors, it wasn’t nothing out of this world, but they did have a wide variety. It was within walking distance of the apartment complex I was staying so it was nice to be able to have not to trek around town for a night time snack. They were open pretty late so it helped.
I did notice that their froyo did melt a bit faster than I was used to.

I have been to Froyo many times since being introduced to it around a year ago. I always walk out enjoying my experience. They have many different flavors of frozen yogurt (Froyo) and they swap them out depending on the time of year. This time I noticed they had a cappuccino and a Pumpkin flavor froyo. Not having tasted either before I go a sample of each. Oh ya! They let you sample whatever you want using ketchup cups like the kind you would find at a fast food restaurant. That is full of win! The pumpkin flavor was very good but the cappuccino flavor was a little too strong for my taste. I ended up getting some pumpkin and Dutch chocolate.
The best part of Froyo is the topping bar. There are all sorts of fresh fruits, candy, chocolates, cereal, and liquid toppings here. I always get the cookie dough because I enjoy it. I also got a few strawberries and whipped cream.
Would I come back? Heck to the yes! I really enjoyed my dessert and while not being extremely healthy I could have done much worse. I believe I ended up spending 4.50ish but I was able to get an additional 15% off by checking in using another service.
If you have not been here before I will share some tips with you. First try all the flavors. You will thank yourself because some of the flavors are very surprising (especially the Raspberry Pomegranate). Stay away from the hot fudge and other liquid toppings. These weigh a lot and will really jack up your final cost. Whipped Cream is fairly light so feel free to put that on.
One last thing I have to say is a fun game my friends and I have made when visiting Froyo or any other pay by the ounce place. Sit by the register and try and guess how much each bowl will cost. It is always funny (in a mean way) when you see someone put 3 or 4 servings of hot fudge (the heaviest topping I believe) on their dessert.

Heaven in my mouth! My new favorite combo is Red Velvet & Dulce de Leche.
My boyfriend got NY Cheesecake and Raspberry Pomegranite. The latter was too tart for him and he ate all the way around it, I was actually very impressed.
I was very impressed at their fruit selection, mangoes and lots of different berries, but I did not feel they would be appropriate flavors mixed with my already made decisions.
I have never seen this place as busy as it was this last Sunday and I believe it was because it was raining, but they do not have very many seats at all!

FroYo = one giant dance party in my mouth. I heart this location ’cause it isn’t as busy as the Delmar location, which only means the frozen yogurt ends up in my mouth that much faster.
I’m a woman of habit, so I usually go for the same creation: red velvet cake, cookies & cream, and cake batter with cookie dough and chocolate sprinkles on top. I can’t explain the immense happiness that envelopes me when I get to eat my favorite ice cream dessert! Sometimes my fiancé makes a banana split in a cup, and even though I say I won’t, I end up eating more than a few bites of his.
I really think I’m one of those people that FroYo’s marketing team knew would fall for the bright colors, colorful toppings, and oh… the «low fat» signs above certain choices. I’m quite sure that after mixing flavors and adding toppings like raw dough, nothing is low fat, but when you go to FroYo… calories don’t count. Did you know that?
Nothing like going to get some of this goodness on a warm Sunday night after a homemade BBQ dinner, sitting happily outside with frozen yogurt on your lap, and having your friend smile at you with a handful of frozen gummy bears in his mouth to make you forget all the stresses of the world.
I have a one-​FroYo-​trip-​a-​week rule because ideally I’d like to fit in my wedding dress, so I’m already counting down the days until next Sunday. Yum! Party. In my mouth.