Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt

After this experience I wish I could give a negative star.
We just stopped in for a treat for my children. As soon as we walked in I noticed a friend of the employee sitting on the back counter with legs crossed, nasty tennis shoes on the counter top playing on her phone. As we were getting toppings she was still sitting with her feet on the counter. As I went to pay I asked the extremely rude employee if food was prepared on that counter and he turns to look at the female and turns to be with a glare and says NO, I ask is it normal for shoes to be on the counter which he replies YES all the while just glaring. We occasionally go to this location and the last several times it is always the same young man working with this friend hanging out chit-​chatting. Either he is sitting at a table with her and it takes forever for him to come ring up the order or the experience we had tonight.
When I go to work each day I do not bring my spouse/​friend to come hang out and chit-​chat with me while I attempt to work. I have had it with these young adults not being mature, respectful, responsible adults and having a work ethic. Restaurants are quick to get on the bad children band-​wagon, but when it comes to rude, disrespectful staff «oh, it’s nothing.» No, that is not the answer. With the many other options of Froyo in the Sugar Land area that have nice, courteous, no shoes on counters or butts, my family and I can take our business elsewhere as this will be the last time to walk through the doors of Tutti-​Fruitti.

This place has THE BEST yogurt in Sugar Land. The store has lot of flavor. I come here all the time. And I recommend you will also love it.

Good variety of flavor so, the place is clean. Great place. I would come again but I’m not from Texas :-)

I love that this place has lychee yogurt! I cant seem to find it at other places, and I suggested it at Red Mango, but still no lychee. Overall, they have a pretty good selection of flavored and toppings.
The only thing is that the texture of their yogurt can be a bit too icy, not sure if that’s how to best explain it. They also don’t take the Fluor discount anymore which my SO was a little sad about. :/

Okay… there has to be new management at this place because customer service here suckssss! They don’t greet you like all other froyo places do when you enter in. Oh! They love to talk though… on their blue tooth ear piece that is. Be prepared to be ignore do Also if you’re going to close at 9, don’t close down at 8:43, the hell man! I would have gave this place a 1 star, but I actually love their tart flavored yogurt. With that being said, only come here for froyo if your life is already full of low standards.

Frooooyoooo

Went in to get some cold yogurt on a hot day. Took three steps inside the door and turned around and left. The place reeked of really dirty mop water. Didn’t want to be smelling that while eating yogurt. Eaten here before and the yogurt is similar to other places, but if they can’t keep their place clean and smelling clean… Won’t be going back after that experience.

Well my kids didn’t like it, n the sign says ice cream and frozen yogurt but the lady tell me that they don’t carry ice cream. Now that’s a big no no at least for me Bcause I think without the ice cream this whole concept isn’t complete. My two stars are for interiors and store cleanliness.

Gooooooood and great for those summer nights in Houston! Bring a buddy and get ready to chow down, it can get a little difficult to choose what you want, so many options!

I’m not a fan of this place but if I’m in the area my friends and I like to just come by here lol why not right? Its frozen yogurt.
Every yogurt store tends to have their own unique texture and tartness to them so I suggest anyone coming here to get a few sample cups. That is… if the worker is even available to give it to you. I came here a few times and usually the worker is in the back, I guess due to low volume of customers at night the worker just wants to chill in the back. Who knows?
Anywho, I think the price went up? Yogurt is 45 cents per oz, I was like hm… don’t quite remember it being that high last time… but I got my usual of lychee and strawberry frozen yogurt, lychee is my favorite. I haven’t tried their toppings just because Im not a topping type of person, but I did notice their mini reeses cup, mmmm…
my friends tried cake batter and mango and since they didn’t get the chance to get those sample cups, they got a little disappointed after they bought and tried it. For anyone that doesn’t know, they are doing this rewards things using your phone number. Every 50 dollars you spend, you get 5 dollars in credit for your next visit. Decent place, try it out if you’re around.

4 Rules for a successful trip to Tutti Frutti:
1.Sample whatever you want. Because unlike some places that shall remain unnamed (unless your read my other reviews, go ahead, I’ll wait here), Tutti Frutti actually allows you more than one sample cup and doesn’t make you come back guiltily begging «please sir, I want some more.» There will be no Oliver Twisting at this establishment!
2. Get the house tart flavor or whatever it’s called. It should be called simply delicious. I love love love tart froyo and this place does it solid err’time.
3. Put the frutti in your tutti (…that sounded less like a pun and more like a poorly conceived innuendo. Sorry). Add fresh mango and strawberries! Add mochi! Why mochi? Because when it sits in froyo, it’ll stiffen up to be a perfect chewy contrast to all that smooth and tasty yogurt. And get that froyo some rainbow sprinkles. Froyos love rainbow sprinkles. Especially the tutti frutti ones.
4. Do not– DO NOT– put any whipped cream atop your mountain of froyo. Why? Because last time I was there, a child (we shall call him Andy) wanted whipped cream. Worker hands him the can from fridge. Andy decides he wants to assess the quality of whippness in said whipped cream can by sampling a bit on his finger. He licks his finger for good measure, and proceeds to use SAME SPIT-​COVERED FINGER to discharge more whipped cream into his cup o’ froyo. Andy kindly returns finger-​licked can to worker who decides can does not need to be wiped, disinfected, or burned in a landfill. Worker places said can back in the fridge. Thou shalt stay away from whipped cream cans at froyo establishments, mk?

In the words of Rachel Ray — «Yum-​O!» This place is addiction worthy. While paying $ 4 or more a pop is a bit of a rip off, it keeps my ice cream cravings at bay while allowing me to indulge in yummy frozen yogurt. I’m all about the chocolate and cappuccino flavors, topped with more chocolate. This place is a chocolate lovers paradise. My husband is more of the vanilla and fruit kind of guy and he loves this place just as much as me.
The place is relatively clean and pretty bright and cheery. The staff is mostly younger high school/​college aged kids and it is probably their first job, so I try to lighten the mood with them by being a goofball. Not sure why the staff seems so serious all the time, but it doesn’t affect my awesome yogurts, so whatevers!
Some people mentioned the punch cards and I believe they replaced that program with a rewards system linked to your phone number. If you purchase $ 50 worth of yogurt, they give you $ 5 back. While this 10% discount isn’t much, at least it is something. I think they should improve the rewards system and keep the restaurant a bit cleaner and they would earn that extra star!

So far this is my favorite fro yo spot in Sugarland. I love the option of NSA flavors and here they have at least 2 – 3 on rotation most of the time, hopefully soon they will add some SF flavors. Great choice of toppings and they stay open later than most other fro yo early birds in the area.

Their Soy Bean frozen yogurt is really good but I keep coming back for the TF Tart!!!

I love tutti frutti. Equipment and stations are always clean. They do have «Winter hours» which aren’t advertised on their company site. Call ahead.

Been here a bunch of times but never got around to writing a review.
There are plenty of flavors. Some that I remember are: coconut, taro, peanut butter, death by chocolate, pistachio, original tart, cake batter, cookies n cream, pomegranate.
Usually, the consistency of the yogurt is good. Yesterday, the coconut was LIQUID. I wish they put a sign that it wasn’t ready or something before I found out the hard way :/​. The rest of the yogurts were more liquidy than usual, which was a bit disappointing. I knocked off a star because of this.
The flavors are great. My favorite is pistachio — it’s on the more creamy end. Another favorite is taro, which I find to be pretty unique tasting (in a good way).
The toppings are plenty so no issue there. It is self serve and runs for 42 cents an ounce.

Okay, now this place, I do like.
I haven’t been here enough to say it’s fro-​yo takes the king cup from Swirll, but their interior definitely does.
It’s much bigger than Swirll. It’s the same size as an Orange Leaf. It’s bright and colorful. They were open late (until 10? 11?) on a Friday night, and with good reason. There were a lot of younger people studying, or just hanging out like I was. Not just young folk from school, but also some young adults, maybe a few years older than me just hanging out.
I think I had vanilla, chocolate and coffee. They didn’t have pistachio (sad face), but they did have pomegranite. Same toppings, and friendly staff. They have free wifi too!
I love free wifi.
They stayed open just a bit longer to let people settle in, turned their close sign on, but didn’t kick anyone out. For a group of teens/​college kids working late at night, they sure were kind to let everyone hang out instead of pushing us out so they could leave.

Now this is my kind of froyo shop! The place is clean, spacious in the serving area and employees are friendly.
What makes this THE frozen yogurt place I will come to is the great variety they offer as well as the goodness of their product. There’s much more than the same old standards of chocolate, vanilla, etc. Flavors do change so each day offers new choices. There are three sizes of servings and you can choose your container and fill it yourself. Mix and match as many flavors as you want or try a sample of what interests you. Price is by weight so you can control the cost by how much you dispense. I’ve found prices here are reasonable no matter what the weight of the container is. Well worth it, too.
The froyo itself is good quality. Creamy and smooth texture, great taste, and no yucky, clear, watery melting like other frozen yogurts I’ve had. The flavors taste exactly like you’d expect them to.
Topping choices are good but not a wide variety. I don’t put toppings on my frozen yogurt but for those who do, you may not find all the toppings you expect.
This is my favorite frozen yogurt place. I’d recommend it for anyone to try.

I love the fact that their are fruity and non fruity flavours to chose from at Tutti Frutti. I recently checked out this establishment on a hot afternoon day. Tutti Frutti is a self serve frozen yogurt bar where you get to chose from a variety of flavours and add any combination of toppings you like. The interior is cute and colorful. I also love the fact that there isnt any blaring music playing inside. Sometimes I would get a headache leaving Berripop.
The flavours are fresh and super cold. I noticed that the yogurt was freezing but didn’t mind because it didn’t end up melting.
Anyways, to top it off, you get a stamp card. After the eight visit, you receive a free 16 oz. cup of yogurt! This sweet deal will definitely make me dive back into their yogurt. :)

A new frozen yogurt place opens and I bet a lot of people just drive on by without stopping, but y’all should give this place a try! The right combination of location, parking, bright colors, and delicious flavors makes this place a win!
Located next to Baklava Café, Tutti Frutti gives this cute strip mall a pop of color and flavor. We drove up and found easy parking, definitely a plus over places like Swirll (located in Sugar Land town center with horrible parking). Tutti Frutti is very similar to Swirll. It’s self serve frozen yogurt at 42 cents an ounce. The flavors are a mix of fruits (coconut, pineapple, etc…) and more traditional flavors (chocolate, vanilla, coffee, cookies & cream). They rotate their flavors, so you might encounter other flavors. You get a cup and serve yourself. Then you can add toppings yourself like sprinkles, candy bars, fruit toppings, chocolate syrup, and many others.
I loved the double chocolate, cookies & cream, and coffee flavors. I tasted a bunch of flavors before I chose to mix those three. The flavors were all good. I loved the music, it wasn’t too loud.
As we checked out, the cashier handed us a coupon for our next visit. We’ll definitely be using that again soon. I can see that this will be a regular stop for us. The ease of parking makes it an easy decision and choice over the other local frozen yogurt places.