Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt

Variety of flavors with fresh toppings and reasonable price! They change flavors frequently. Yet, you can’t go wrong with coconut and chocolate

I like that they carry 2 dairy free soy based flavors and one dairy free sorbet and in flavors I like like peanut butter and pistachio. When I was there something was wrong with the peanut butter flavor though – it was sour. This particular tutti fruity seems really disorganized comparing to other locations I go to.

I was advised by staff not to get the bubble tea, so be advised if there is someone working who is not as candid. However, the frozen yogurt is of good quality and the toppings are fresh. Their prices are also cheaper than some other places.

Love Tutti Frutti and so do my husband and kids — nice treat and it doesn’t make you feel as guilty as real ice cream!
It’s not as sweet and a little bitter because of the yogurt, but it’s good and refreshing on a warm spring or summer day =)

So many options, so little tummy space!
Let me just say, I love froyo places where you make your own cup. It gives me a sense of control which is pleasing to my Type A personality. ;)
To add to the excitement, Tutti Frutti’s flavors are always changing up. Most remain constant such as their original tart, strawberry fields, salted caramel, vanilla, chocolate, etc. They also have tasty unique flavors such as red velvet, green tea (my fave!), taro, pineapple, and so forth.
Method:You choose & add your flavor (s) to the cup then you add toppings of your choice. They offer everything from fruits, a variety of candy, cookie dough, bursting boba, cereal, nuts, a selection of syrups, etc.– The possibilities are endless!
Once you’re satisfied with your probably over-​indulgent creation, you weigh then pay! (I believe it’s $ 0.42 per ounce.)
In addition, you have the option of using the froyo as a smoothie foundation as they also serve a limited selection of bubble tea, milk tea, and coffee.
They have lots of seating available and it is very clean inside.
Always a happy camper when I have some froyo in my life!

Not bad… the original tart lacked the tart flavor I’m used to, but it was acceptable… as for other flavors, not bad as well… I mixed mine with original and pineapple and they went together very well. The design is copycat of Yogurtland from California… but looks like all the new froyo places are going in this direction.

Froyo is one of my gotos when it comes to satisfying my sweet tooth. There are a few in my area that I frequent but Tutti Frutti is simply the best in town. They have a very good selection of froyo and the toppings selection is just massive and fresh!
Menchies is just half a mile from where i live but i would rather drive farther to get to Tutti Frutti!

Short and sweet, like most of my reviews… unless I keep rambling LOL.
Why is Tutti Frutti the best? They actually use real fruits for their yogurts, and actually taste LIKE YOGURT! Not like ice cream at some places. The flavors are natural and not overly sugary and heavy. Your lips aren’t all sticky like after eating a ton of sugary stuff, unless you get a bunch of sugary toppings of course. There are flavors that are more on the heavy/​creamy side, but its nice that they have the options. They also offer non-​dairy sometimes. The staff is always really friendly too.
Their toppings are also top notch, and always very fresh. Especially their mochi! Most places, the mochi is hard and stale. NOT THIS PLACE! They also have the Vietnamese jelly pieces, which are always my fav topping to put with mochi. You know, the little pieces that Vietnamese bakeries put in their version of boba tea.
Do yourself a favor, and just go there. You won’t go anywhere else afterwards. Unless, your definition of frozen yogurt is something similar to Menchi’s or frozen custard.

This place is really good for frozen yogurt, but I wouldn’t recommend getting bubble tea there. too much water, and their bubbles are actually jelly balls. I tried and hated it. However, frozen yogurt there has been pretty great (and consistent). My favorite is original tart flavor :)

This is my favorite froyo location because they have had taro (to me it’s ube, but, ok, whatever) every time i’ve gone there. That and a little bit of the original tart, small mochi pillows, 2 – 3 different juice poppers (last time i went they even had kiwi – my new fave), fresh fruit, and colorful tiny gelatin bricks (also something i haven’t seen elsewhere) make my taste buds and tummy happy. :-)

Better than I expected it to be. I’m a fan of froyo that actually taste like froyo (has the tangy tart taste), so this place is a winner! The time I went I had the lychee, mango and original flavor. My favorite of the three is the lychee. I also got a sample of the pomegranate and it was also flavorful and delicious. The place overall is clean and there was a variety of fresh toppings. It may be a bit cramp of a hot summer’s day, but still worth a visit, Definitely will return! :)

I’ve tried almost a dozen froyo spots in the DMV and i think i found a winner! IMO it’s the best original flavor froyo in town, if you like it tart. I was also a big fan of the green tea which comes and goes. The lady working the counter said it would be back. i hope she wasn’t lying to me.
Another plus is its self serve so you can add what ever portions you want. One down side is i love almonds, silvered almonds. I don’t like almond dust though and unfortunately that’s what they serve.
I’ll be back, again and again, and again or until they run out of business. :)

Great topping selection. It’s a nice addition to the shopping center I just would like more common flavor selections.

Your regular fruity tutti store — now open in Annandale — right next to Hmart on Heritage. They have about 10 flavors now, including green tea (my favorite), coconut, green apple, strawberry, taro, cheesecake, and others.
I really like the toppings here, including the multicolored moochies as well as the pop balls :)
Price: 42 cents/​oz