4 Squared Flavors

Everything was TOO sweet. I didn’t like any of the flavors. Staff was not attentive at all. Positives: large, playroom for babies

Good yogurt and has a cute play space for young kids. Great place to hang with your kids and get a treat

Great spot to get frozen yogurt. I have tried all the flavors and my faves are chocolate, strawberry and coconut. If I were to die tomorrow, it would be the coconut all the way!
Depending on your size and toppings, it can sum up to a hefty price but if you hit this spot on occasion when your frozen yogurt craving kicks in, not too bad to splurge then.
Did I mention that this place is huge with friendly staff? Music is usually good and only playing when the boring guys working the night shift are not working.

Used to be a great place, when the owners or their families were around, now it’s fallen off.

Great atmosphere, effort and direction. I wish they had more health oriented selections but aside from that great little gem.

Nice roster of flavors and a friendly young staffer who let me redeem my Huledet bday freebie without an additional purchase.

The seatings here are dirty. The toppings tasted old (brownies especially) and I do not like their frozen yogurt flavors. I would not come here again if I were to be around this neighborhood.

Its a pretty good yogurt spot but the air of the place has an odd smell… Like a rubbery or basement smell and the air was a bit warm

This place is trouble in the BEST way. My boyfriend and I can’t stay away. We love the flavors and toppings, they are open late, and we’ve always dealt with great, kind people behind the counter. It was closed for a while and we were bummed! So glad it’s open again.

Good frozen yogurt! Nothing out of the ordinary, but still tasty. The toppings looked fresh. The service was not great, though.

I witnessed today what I would consider poor customer service. Not sure why it irked me so much, but I feel like I have a soft spot for senior citizens and making sure they’re cared for.
Essentially what happened was that an older and handicapped man walked in and was curious about the place. He didn’t understand the concept of self-​serve sold-​by-​the-​weight froyo, so he was given a brief explanation by the cashier in which she quickly said, «You put yogurt in the cup, and we weigh it and tell you the price.» The cashier at one point eventually noticed that he’s handicapped and comes around to help him get a cup. She quickly runs through the list of flavors that would be too quick even for me to catch, and all the man said was, «I’d like some vanilla and some chocolate, but how much will it cost?» The cashier walks over and puts a little vanilla and chocolate in the cup and asks, «Do you want this much?» The man responded with, «Is it only that much?» In which she responds with, «You can fill up the whole cup if you want.» To make my point before I rant on any further: The cashier didn’t tell the man the price, or even an estimate of what it would cost as she filled his cup up. He would frequently ask about the price, but was only told that it would be weighed when he pays.
Like, come on… Is that a cheap shot or am I really overthinking things?
Of course, just like how I’m ALWAYS curious as to what weight/​price Angela’s self-​serve froyo cup will be, I made sure to hear the price on this outrageous cup the cashier filled for the customer. Angela had already began walking towards the door, but I stuck around just long enough to hear the price and catch the man’s reaction: $ 8.50 (I don’t remember the exact number, but it was over $ 8, so let’s say $ 8.50 for the sake of the story), accompanied by a few steps back in shock and the price being muttered in surprise.
And that was it – I was out the door and walking away, digesting what had just happened and wondering if I could handle never knowing the outcome of that situation. I would hope the right thing was done, but things didn’t seem right up until that point…
On that note, the froyo was pretty good, and I was really impressed by how large the space was with all the tables and chairs available. They even have free WiFi. Impressive indeed.
As for the flavors, I liked the strawberry a lot. According to Ang, the description said it was made with fresh strawberries, which was brought up because I had commented that it tasted like strawberry Nesquik. Nesquik tastes good to me!

This is the only decent-​sized frozen yogurt place in my neighborhood, and I’ve been here a few times. I like how they cleverly named it «four-squared»…that alone called me in to check it out.
The yogurt there is okay. I feel like the froyos they offer all kinda taste the same. Nothing really stands out or pops out.
There are a good variety of toppings, but I’ve been to other places that have more options. Plus the toppings I had weren’t exactly the freshest, but it could also be because I went there late in the evening.
Overall it’s a convenient place, but I would prefer other places if I had a choice.

This place is never open. Their hours say they’re until 11pm every night. I’ve walked over at 8pm several times on any given weeknight and they’re closed. Terrible management.

The BEST fro-​yo I’ve ever had!!! Toppings always fresh and a great selection. Staff is super nice and friendly.

Just like 16 handles. Great choices to pick from and they are all delicious. If you are not sure of what flavor you wqnt, you can ask for a sample cup. You also get a card and get a free icecream after the stamp card is complete. This establishment is HUGE & offers free wifi. Pretty clean and staff is friendly.

This lovely new establishment is much better than Yogurberry on Queens Blvd. The store itself is new, bright, and comfortable with an area with iPads in the back.
Plenty of delicious yogurt flavors. The yogurt is pretty good in texture, pretty creamy, unlike it’s competitor on Queens Blvd.
Prices are good/​average.
Staff is friendly.
The toppings bar seems well maintained.
Love this place! My new addiction!

Management just raised prices! I will definitely be consuming a lot LESS frozen yogurt at this shop.

I been wanting to try this place since it opened and what better time then on a very hot summer night. I walked in and love the Start Here sign, where you go and pick up your cup then head to the dispensers to choose your flavor. Since this was my first time here I picked three flavors, coconut, dulce de leche and pistachio. All three where good but my favorite was the dulce de leche really good however not too sweet. Then you choose your toppings which they had the typical chocolate, nuts, fruit. You then go and weight it I didnt find it as expensive as other places but I also didn’t fill my cup. In the back of the store they have couches, chairs and ipads to use while you enjoy your frozen yogurt.
I will be coming back here all through the summer.

It’s affordable and cute. Such a great hangout spot with awesome fro-​yo to accompany you. I recommend this place to everyone!

They just opened up & I gotta admit, they’re not that bad! I like how chill it is in there. I don’t like how in a few weeks the kids from the middle school nearby might find the place and just decide to live in there.
The staff was friendly & the place was obviously clean. They had quite a handful of flavors, but the ones that stood out were mango sorbet and peanut butter. I think they have to work on the flavors a bit… I mean, Mama Yogurt, Vanilla Sky, & Sixteen Handles (all in Astoria) are pretty good too. You got yourself some competition!
I still don’t really know how to say the place name… four squared flavors? Frozen yogurt? Four froyo? Ah, help.
I’ll give them a chance with the flavors. They weren’t that bad. The toppings were decent, but the gummy worms and gummy bears were harder than ever.): I’ll just tell myself it was because it was late at night.
They close at 12am on Friday’s & Saturday’s. Every other day they close at 11pm.
They’re also well priced! Usually, for the amount I’d get, I would have to pay about $ 7 or $ 8 at the other froyo places. Here I paid about $ 5. I liiike thaaat!
I like it here so far.
Here’s to trying out new places, and giving them a chance.