White Rabbit Frozen Yogurt

I absolutely Love White Rabbit. I go to the Elmwood location or the Delaware. Both are very clean. My faves are the organic tart with the Dutch chocolate !
Unfortunately, I have not learned to control myself at either location so I’m getting the big cup and filling it.
However I must say I had one negative experience on Thursday evening ⁹⁄₃ We got our cups and as usual we had to get seconds (no control). We put our yogurt on the scale and the girl totally ignored us for a few minutes while our yogurt started to melt. Then she said oh are you ready? Mind you she’s in front of the cash register and where standing right in front of her waiting with our yogurt melting on the scale. I took the high road though and enjoyed my yummy white rabbit experience.

Not so great today. The machines were struggling to keep up with the heat and weren’t putting out frozen yogurt at all. It was more like cold yogurt. The flavored on offer were also poor, not to mention the lackluster service. Though we received the obligatory «welcome to white rabbit» upon entering the store was a bit messy, under stocked (several standard toppings were out of stock), and full of out of control kids. Then the fellow working-​I think-​finally realized that he wasn’t up to snuff and somewhat guiltily he offered to wipe down our table (odd considering we were halfway finished). He smeared our table with a wet rag that smelled like bleach. So… we left. Unpleasant and a disappointment, especially for a locally-​owned outfit.

An awesome place to eat something sweet and hang out with friends, or treat your kids out to.
I’d have to say best frozen yogurt spot in the area. I’ve tried Froyo down transit and was really disappointed in the lack of flavors.
White Rabbit is both clean and friendly. You’re always greeted with a smile and «Welcome to White Rabbit!» they offer samples which is obviously good for new comers, and also when they come out with new flavors. They have a big selection and always throw in new ones whole keeping some fan favorites whole they cycle the yogurt through the seasons.
The Toppings bar is the best. They have a large section from fruit to candy all the way to cheesecake. They also always have whipped cream, hot fudge, chocolate syrup, marshmallow fluff and more.
They just started selling smoothies but I haven’t tried one yet.
They have coloring sheets that change every season season, even though I’m a grown adult I like to color them sometimes with my college buddies.
Out of all the ones I’ve been to this is the best one to stop by if your in Lockport. You won’t be disappointed.
And remember it’s based on how much you put in and it weighs. So price varies.

This place is mediocre and sad. Samples are allowed, but employees are required to get them for you, which isn’t typical. The frozen yogurt was wet and limp, already half melted when it came out of the machine. Most of the flavors were too sweet and artificial tasting. Saddest of all was the toppings bar. I’m accustomed to lots of fresh fruit, but here there were a handful of blueberries, chopped strawberries a few days past their prime, two squished raspberries and a spoonful of kiwi chunks.
To top it all off, the most unfortunate half cup of frozen yogurt I’ve ever had cost me $ 4.81.

Great customer service. Clean establishment. And a million items to choose from which children seem to go crazy over lol definitely visiting again once it warms up

I shouldn’t be trusted in places where I am allowed to dish out my own frozen yogurt. I always want to try everything! First time in this location (I was trying really hard to pretend it was spring), and I was impressed. We were greeted as soon as we walked in. My husband has a citrus allergy and some ice cream/​frozen yogurt places use lemon in their recipe (I was shocked when I discovered this). So we picked a few flavors and asked the cashier if there was citrus in them. He immediately took out the nutrition book and scanned through the ingredients for all of the flavors and told us we were safe. This is very appreciated! I mixed the vanilla, chocolate, and pistachio. And I couldn’t even begin to tell you what toppings I used. But they were all fresh and delicious.

I followed the white rabbit and it led me to this hole.
I prefer Yotality these days to White Rabbit. Not to mention things like Yo Betty which are just standalones.
Personal experience: Came here after the SATO Unilocal event (the first one, not the second one). This one is pretty good, but it’s a little overcrowded for me and I prefer the suburban locations. It’s great if you’re walking around Elmwood Village though, so despite my inclination to give it 3 stars, I’ll keep it at 4 for excellent location.
Loses the one star because it’s not as cheap as you’d ex pecked it to be. Ex pecked is when you used to date some bird and then they attacked you with their angry beak.
It may not be as good as, say, some of the ones in Chicago, but if you want froooooyooooooo and you’re stuck in Buffalo (I’m kidding, I love Buffalo), you should come here and try it. Plus they have those tiny little balls of fruity sweet thingy thingy and who doesn’t love tiny little balls?
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The short walk to Yotality is worth it! Better quality yogurt and a less forced atmosphere. WR is trying so hard to fit on Elmwood Ave it’s sad… And never going to happen. We are genuinely, real people in this neighborhood; I could never say that same about this business.

I believe I gave the NFB White Rabbit a 3, but I’m giving the EV one a 4. Perhaps my tastebubs for froyo have evolved, or what? Anyway, I recently learned that White Rabbit is locally owned as opposed to Yotality which may skew my opinion a bit.
I did not notice my froyo being as watery as it was at the NFB location (perhaps some inconsistency? or perhaps they changed the recipe?). I had belgian waffle, which was awesome. They have a ton of changing flavors which is nice. They even had pumpkin, which my BF tried. He liked it, but said it was hard to find toppings for it other than chocolate.
Prices were, as expected, a tad high, but you don’t go in there expecting them to be really cheap. On the flip side, it is nice to be able to control how much you put in. Anyway, I digress.
Lastly, the location and interior are awesome for me. I love the little outdoor seating, and the split-​level feels very NYC to me. Definitely a big plus for me.
Honestly, I really don’t think I can pick between White Rabbit and Yotality because they are pretty much the same thing to me.

I was very disappointed by this place. The selection of flavors was limited and the chocolate frozen yogurt came out melted and crystallized. The layout is awkward because the yogurt selection is on one side and the toppings bar is on the other. So, I felt like I was maneuvering between customers in some kind of cafeteria.
Also, my husband and I were barely acknowledged when we entered. The server was too busy flirting with another customer to notice us.
Overall, the poor quality of the frozen yogurt does not make this a worth while second trip.

We went to the location on Delaware ave. in the Tim Horton’s plaza. We didn’t like the sweetness of the product and the idea of having others walking up to the machine and potentially contaminating the nozzle which dispenses the yogurt freaks me out a bit. The add ins as well whoever thought of this self serve is not very concerned with food borne illness. There’s a gross liquid that oozes from the nozzle which resembles I’d rather not say but nearing the southern hemisphere of one’s torso after a long nite of drinking too much. Another thing how does one open a store and not have all the flavors available for the customer, they had maybe half of them operating. The cost was ridiculous as well I prefer my Dedees soft custard in Niagara Falls or Lake Effect Ice cream parlor in Lockport. I feel bad for the proprietor can’t see it being a success.

Nothing like strolling down Elmwood on a beautiful hot sunny July afternoon when you and the group you’re with decide that frozen yogurt would be the perfect idea. You walk towards white rabbit because it is so conveniently located in the heart of Elmwood Village. Before entering you think about what flavors they could possibly be offering that day, which toppings you will choose and the wonderful smells of sweets that will welcome you through the front door. However, on this particular Sunday afternoon we were greeted with an overwhelming toxic smell of… BLEACH. It was so nasty, I can’t even pretend to cover it up and say it was okay. Listen, I am a neat freak, germaphobe, hand sanitizer strapped to my purse kinda gal, BUT there is a time and a place and 4:00 in the afternoon is not the time to be bleaching down the tables and floors of this joint so that the aroma is that of POISON.
It gets better. The woman who is outside cleaning the tables with bleach has a sopping wet rag in her hand. When we walked in the door she followed us in and without washing her hands, went directly over to the small taste testers and offered us a sample of whatever we wanted. I wasn’t craving a chocolate fudge brownie yogurt with a hint of clorox that afternoon and neither was my Dad so the two of us completely passed on yogurt all together. The floor was still all wet from being cleaned when we walked in and the girl really should have washed her hands after using chemicals. Food industry… come on. My sister on the other hand had one thing on her mind and that was yogurt. She tried a few flavors, ended up going with the chocolate fudge brownie and literally said it was the best yogurt she had ever had in her life. I will say this, the place was spotless. Sparkling sparkling clean. The toppings area was impeccable except there was a jar of Nutella, uncapped just chilling out in the open and the whipped cream can was not in any sort of cooling device.
There is an upstairs with seating which I think is really neat. The downstairs is only utilized for self serving and paying. There were SO many flavors that sounded good such as: peanut butter, candy bar smash, watermelon, white chocolate mousse and many combo flavors. I will definitely come back here but was definitely turned off by what I saw. It’s kind of like the concept, you don’t want to see what’s going on in the kitchen that’s cooking your food. If I hadn’t seen and smelled the bleach, I wouldn’t have known her hands weren’t clean.

White Rabbit is a standard frozen yogurt shop with a handful of flavors and toppings. It’s competitor, Yotality, is a mere two blocks away, so it’s difficult not to compare the two shops. Yotality has a little more topping variety, and the layout of the shop is more appealing and clean. In the end, it’s the little differences that will help make a choice for patronage. For example, Yotality gives visitors the option of sampling on their own terms, giving small cups to each person. White Rabbit instead has somebody provide the sample, which is totally fine IF the guy working at White Rabbit didn’t have grimy, black dirt under his fingernails and an otherwise unkempt appearance.

This location is about a mile from my house so it makes a great destination to take an after dinner stroll to.
When you walk in, the area that you get your yogurt and toppings is really cramped. I always feel like I am standing in someone’s way when I am trying to make my choices.
They have a large variety of toppings here. All the yogurts are clearly labeled and they usually have about 18 at a time. There are many gluten free options as well. There are so many options here that I have a really hard time NOT filling my bowl to the top. On qverage, my serving size costs me about $ 4.00 and I fill the bowl a little more than halfway.
The staff is always willing to let you sample anything you want before you buy it. The only reason that I am giving this ³⁄₅ stars is because the yogurt is just okay. This place serves it’s purpose for me for something to do but it’s really not about the quality.

It’s a standard FroYo place.

To me frozen yogurt places are relatively all the same… Anyways worth going to cause frozen yogurt is delicious :) there’s not much of a difference to me though as to where you get it. But this is a good choice in buffalo.

This place is bad news, and I’ll tell you why, because its good. Why is it bad news then? Because its bad news for your wallet and your waist line, you will want to EAT A LOT of this stuff.
I’ve never had frozen yogurt before or any chain/​store previously. My friend and I were welcomed by an employee and instructed on the lay of the land. My friend had a choice of 3 vegan, sorbet options, so yays! I was told I could sample any flavors I like. I sampled the birthday cake, blech toooooo sweet and cake battery for me.
I settled on the berry greek yogurt flavor which I loaded up with raspberries, blueberries and mango tapioca. The toppings really made this experience! The texture of the frozen yogurt was meh to me, but my friend said thats how frozen yogurt is. I guess I am more of an ice cream or regular yogurt person. I like a thicker texture to my sweets.
Overall: Clean, friendly, bright environment to have a healthier, delicious treat when its hot out! Yeah this place is bad news because its not cheap but worth it for an occasional treat.

My $$ will be spent at White Rabbit over Yotality (the nearby competitor serving Fro-​yo) because White Rabbit is locally owned. With two directly competing businesses, I would rather give the edge to the local guy.
And it is well-​earned, in my opinion. Upon walking in, we were immediately greeted by friendly, smiling employees who let us know that we could sample any of the flavors if we so desired.
I went with the espresso which I found delicious, although the flavors of fro-​yo in general are fairly subtle. The texture may also be a surprise if you are more accustomed to ice cream. But I liked the light texture; after eating it I did not feel overly full.
The toppings bar has everything you could possibly think of. From fresh fruit, to different flavored tapioca, to crumbled snickers, to fresh-​baked cookie crumbles and everything in between. The toppings bar is clean and well-​stocked. The employees leave you to your own devices and don’t hover while you try to make your decisions.
You place your purchase on a scale. For two medium-​sized servings, it cost us about $ 6.50 which was not as expensive as I imagined. Although I bet if you are one to order large portions, it could get pricey.

This place is a-​ok! Some things I really like, other things less so. Unfortunately, because White Rabbit and Yotality are the only two froyo places in Bflo that I’ve been to, comparisons are inevitable.
White Rabbit has the brightly colored, happy, summery setup that all froyo places should have. They also have the added benefit of a large upstairs seating area. It might be a bit stuffy up there on a humid summer day, which had been the case with dolci, the café that used to be at this addy. But at least you’ll have a nice cold froyo to cool you down! Free wifi, plus the fact that they’re open late — like, until 11pm on a Sunday late — all make White Rabbit an excellent hang-​out spot! This is something that I’ve really missed since moving here — being able to call up a friend at 10pm and ask if they want to go grab some boba or a froyo. Way to go White Rabbit!
As far as froyo-​logistics (fro-​yogistics? har har) go, the same rules as Yotality apply: dispense froyo flavor/​s of choice, add toppings, weigh, and pay. I am preeeeeeeetty sure the prices between the two shops are compatible. I assume this because my froyo cost about the same at both places. Please feel free to correct me if I am wrong about the price per ounceage though. But to further support my assumption, White Rabbit even has a very similar (dare I say… identical?) rewards card system, which boils down to a $ 5 gift for every $ 50 you spend. In my case, that’d be like… buy 10, get 1 free =D
On to the edibles! I like the mochi here, a lot. Like, I could eat it all day every day a lot. Super soft, perfect amount of chew, tastes more like the fresh homemade mochi that my grandma makes. Also, great topping selection in general: fresh fruit, candies, nuts, boba, and, of course, MOCHI.
As with Yotality, I wish White Rabbit had more of the tart flavors that other froyo places back home have, but again, maybe that’s just a personal preference… Pinkberry, anyone?
Unfortunately, my froyo seemed… a little thinner than I like, and I am not really sure how to articulate it, but the flavors that I tried (Greek yogurt, banana, mango) were tasty, but just… not quite there. This is what ultimately makes White Rabbit 3, not 4 stars.
All in all, glad that another froyo place opened up by home, especially one that is open late! Will be coming here with friends in the nighttime hours. I’m excited to see how they evolve, and as always, crossing my fingers for some more bomb tart flavors.

White Rabbit is locally owned and carries two vegan sorbet flavors every day. What more could you want?
Well, they also have a mini cooler full of vegan cupcakes!
If that isn’t enough, their adorable spoons are biodegradable and they have free wifi. I love this place.
Today we had the tropical sorbet (papaya, kiwi, something else) swirled with mango sorbet. We tasted the mango tapioca pearls and lychee pearls, waffle cone pieces, and something called a rice cake piece that was some sort of gummy.
The place is adorable. It has huge windows and a lovely seating area upstairs with tons of tables and great natural light. The décor is delightful.
I really like everything about this place. Just don’t fill your cup or you’ll go broke.