Fruitti Yogurt

Sad to say the phone # has been disconnected. Went to the location, only to find it closed!!!

Super yummy especially the Dole Pineapple Whip froyo!
Also liked the the Tropical Sorbet. They have very fresh fruit and other toppings. Will definetely be back!
The owner, Kevin is super nice and gave me such great customer service. :)
Very recommended!

I just didnt like it, but they were friendly.
Had the tart but it tasted weird like cheap.

Raced out of the office for lunch and saw this small shop in the Albertson’s center /​Lake Forest. Walked into an empty store, waited around for a bit, and then finally a guy came out of the back. Asked for a «taster» cup so I could sample one of the flavors and he sticks his very wet finger inside of one of the tiny cups prior to handing to me. G.R.O.S.S. I asked for another and did let him know that I would not be eating yogurt out of the cup he stuck his dirty wet finger in. Poured a cup, added a couple of toppings, paid.. . and then stuck my pink spoon in for the first bit of lunch at 2:00pm. Yuck! The crunch toppings were so stale they were soft. The guy behind the counter did not offer to allow me to refill my container even after watching me pick out all of the Captain Crunch. WILL NOT BE RETURNING. I walked out of the store and promptly dumped the yogurt in a garbage can. Not happy about wasting $.41 an ounce and $ 3.87 in total.

This place is amazing! Perfect yogurt that i snot to soft or frozen. The girls are so nice and one even brings me water while i read there. It was my sons birthday and she made him a balloon and offered to even draw his favorite animal with his name. Their service is outstanding.
There is just one thing I wish they did was keep up with current hot flavors. I know that they don’t have many machines but cake batter is a huge flavor and an easy sell. Cherry on top is a good example of that. They even started the new taro craze. Though, Fruitti did have red velvet first. Also i think they should rename the flavors other then just chocolate. I heard a girl call it triple dark chocolate and that sounded way better.
Been a big fan for years!

Wide range of flavored frozen yogurts. Decent sized serve yourself cups with dozens of toppings you can choose from. Get a card which gets punched for a free yogurt.

I was really craving some dole whip tonight, which I usually get my fix from Menchies but I called and they only had mango and strawberry kiwi. I was so bummed that I started calling all the local froyo places to see what I could find. After my fifth call to the usual places (Cherry On Top, Tutti Frutti, yogurt land) I came across Frutti yogurt. They said they had dole whip and I was on my way.
The location was really small but very clean. The girl working the register was really nice and gave us sample cups upon walking in. I went and sampled the dole whip and the mango. The dole whip was a bit runny which was kind of a bummer and the mango was actually very good. I still went for the dole since it’s what I went searching for but topped it off with a bit of mango.
The toppings were neat and organized and had everything I wanted. I was really happy with my treat. This location is so much closer to our house then Menchies so I foresee us coming here much more in the future.

Delicious Yogurt. Vert refreshing to get good old fashion customer service. The owner, Kevin takes pride in his yogurt shop! Support Local business! Thank-​you for keeping your store open late to serve me. I will return soon to get more strawberry :-).

ive been addicted to froyo lately, especially under this dry and hot summer weather. this is the 4^th froyo ive had this week.
i came here in the afternoon, around 3pm and this place is so dead and lonely. there was barely anyone inside and the parking lot was so freaking empty. the inside is pretty small, the flavors are pretty limited, and the toppings are very basic. among the flavors they have, peanut butter and espresso are my favorites. its not the best but the best flavors they have here.
they do have some fruit toppings which didnt look so fresh, popping boba, and some dry toppings.
average price but definitely not the best froyo.

They have peanut butter froyo on tap at all times. At ALL times. Never again will I be denied the chilled delightfulness of peanut flavored frozen yogurt at a similar establishment just because some foolish employee decided that the only real flavor should be swapped out for something like «sugar free boysenberry»… This is America dammit. We eat peanut butter.

OHMYGOODNESSDIDYOUGUYSKNOWTHEYHAVE DOLE WHIP ATTHISPLACE???
Whew — now that I’ve got that out of the way… Fruitti (fru-​ee-​tee?) (fru-​tee?) is a great place for a quick stop when you’re craving some froyo.
Is it the best stuff I’ve ever had? No — a couple of their flavors are a bit icy. But they have Dole Whip! Super-​plus-​plus for that, folks. And they have a decent selection of yogurt choices, plenty of toppings, stamp/​punch cards, and it’s 38 cents per ounce. Not bad. I don’t live close enough to go to this place on a regular basis but if I’m in the area I’ll be sure to stop in again.

This place is like many of the other frozen yogurt places– they have the usual assortment of condiments and staple flavors (tart, strawberry, etc). The staff is friendly enough. I like this particular location a lot because they have a dole whipped flavor (my favorite).

I am a self-​proclaimed frozen yogurt connoisseur. My sister and I frequent golden spoon and yogurtland quite often… its kind of sad hobby. We’re always on the lookout for new yogurt places and we found this one via Unilocal.We were pleased with almost every flavor, strawberry in particular because it tasted like haagen daz. The owner overheard our passionate conversation about fro-​yo– he even wrote down some of our suggestions in terms of flavors! He was adorable. We’ll be back :)

Great little frozen yogurt place in the Albertson’s plaza which I found from coupon mailings. They honored the 25% off entire purchase! The man working there, most likely the owner, informed us that the yogurt dispenser is fast. That was really nice of him to tell us.
I love that their yogurt is creamy and not melty like some yogurt places I’ve been to. They don’t have a huge selection but you can really taste their flavors. The coconut made me feel like I was eating a real coconut and the espresso had a great coffee taste to it.
They have a punch card & they’re open til 10 on weekdays. Definitely going back!

Price isnt bad for what you get, however i wasnt impressed with the selection of toppings.

I just tried it for the first time the yesterday and I love it. They didn’t have as many flavors as Yogurt land but the owner was so nice and you can see that he cares a lot about his business. I’ll definitely be back.

I’m not a big frozen yogurt fan, BUT they have «RED VELVET» frozen yogurt. I usually mix red velvet and strawberry, then I add an array of fruit and a touch of cheesecake. It’s about 4 dollars for a full smaller cup.
I can’t review any other flavors because I’ve only had these and will probably never venture out.
I come here once a week since I’ve discovered this place. The girl working there said they don’t always have red velvet, so the day it’s not there… I will be very disappointed that I wasted my gas! But I love love coming here. The fruit and condiments are nice and clean. The place is usually empty, so it’s quick to get in and out. It kind of reminds me of where highs schoolers work during their summer. It’s cute.
This place is my hidden little frozen yogurt gem. 5 stars for red velvet!

Self serve yogurt seems to be all the craze these days or maybe it’s been the craze and I just haven’t noticed.
We ended up here to listen to some bad karaōke next door and watch life go by. I’m always up for dessert after a satisfying meal.
I wasn’t too super impressed but I guess the price isn’t bad for the experience I had. I sampled all their yogurt. I think they only had 6 choices and I ended up with the no sugar added raspberry. I hope it wasn’t sweetened with Splenda but I couldn’t tell. They have several topping options and you mix it all together and have it weighed at 37 cents an ounce. I paid $ 2 and only got the raspberry without any toppings.
In conclusion, I would probably pick Cherry on Top over this place but if I’m in the area I might head down here. It’ll be hit or miss.

Not bad. Not bad at all.
FLAVORS I HAD:
Italian Tart
Tart
Mango
Taro
The italian tart was very sour. It was good but I never had italian tart before so I have nothing to compare it to.
Regular tart was just ok. Not too icy and not too creamy.
It wasn’t super icy but over all it was really good. Me likes.
I think it was 35cents an ounce if I can recall. Different size cups which is a bonus.
Super friendly staff.
They offer a punch card too.

In case you were wasting away from lack of frozen yogurt options in the immediate vicinity … your days of suffering are over. There is Yet Another Frozen Yogurt Place here.
Fruitti (yes, spelled like that — ARGH) is in the Albertsons shopping center at Muirlands and Ridge Route. It is in the location where another yogurt place in the old school, pre-​Pinkberry tradition used to live — I think it was called Polar Bears. It appears to have changed hands and it is now a Yogurtland-​knock off.
So, the good and the bad:
Bad: I’ve been in twice and both times the plain tart flavor was out of order. They only have 4 2-​flavor machines, so that also limits the choices significantly. Service was kind of slow and there is only one register, but they also just opened so I’ll cut them some slack on that one.
Good: They do have choices, it’s self-​serve, 35 cents an ounce with self-​serve toppings. I got pistachio, pumpkin and vanilla today and they were all tasty. No taro and not a lot non-​fat options but I did see one sugar-​free option and one non-​dairy. For toppings, they have the cut up «jelly» toppings like the boba places have — coconut, mango and mixed jellies. Haven’t seen those at a yogurt place before. They also seem to have all the standards, but their fruit selection was a little low. Maybe because it’s the end of blueberry season or something, and they didn’t have any. They had cereal, mochi, chips, cheesecake bits — all the usuals.
It’s small and really echo-​y when a bunch of kids come in talking and there isn’t much of a place to sit outside but it’s close to Starbucks so if some people want yogurt and some want coffee products, you can all get along.
Overall, I thought that it fit the niche between «I want yogurt» and «I don’t want to go all the way to Yogurtland». I’m not sure how big that niche is gonna be for me, but it’s a pretty good alternative — better than a few others in Lake Forest that I have tried due to some previously unknown yogurt obsession I seem to have developed along with everyone else.
They are currently running a 25% off special, so go check it out.