Little Bunny

Finally decided to stop by this place and give it a try, given it was entirely my first time at a self serving frozen yogurt shop. There was no line and the guy there wasnt helpful and kinda seem careless about helping me or seeing I obviously never been there.(those things tend to be obvious) I got my mother and my self 3 different types of flavors in both of our cups. The topping station was alot to choose from and I enjoyed the toppings. I’d probably would back because of course I now know how it works and the yummy toppings but unfortunately I didnt like much of flavors, let alone the type of customer service, im sure theres another places to choose from…

We decided to come here with friends who were visiting us when they mentioned wanting frozen yogurt. I tried to convince them that Scooters frozen custard was sooooo amazing, but they wanted something close by. So we all walked over to the Little Bunny. Mind you, it is THE PERFECT DAY for any frozen dessert, so I was shocked to see no line… and NO people… not even anyone working! That’s right. No one in sight! The four of us were roaming around calling out, «helloooo.?» I even went outside and looked around but no one was there!
Finally, we helped ourselves to little sample cups and figured someone would be there to take our money when we were done. As I took a sample of the blueberry, which was tasty, by the way, a man walked thru the front door and went behind the counter. He didn’t say boo… just looked at us. I walked over to ask for a regular sized cup to put my yogurt in. The man just pointed to where the cups were. I asked if there was mochi topping (I’m obsessed with that stuff), he didn’t say a word. So I just looked at the selections and saw that they had it! Yay! I got blueberry yogurt, which was good, as I mentioned earlier and also cheesecake flavor, which was not fully frozen. I topped it with blueberries and mochi and proceeded to go hard on it: D.
There are plenty of places with frozen, delightful desserts. I see no point in frequenting this place unless desparation is involved.

The yogurt was only partially frozen. There was no air conditioning, so the front door was propped open and bugs were flying in. Several of the flavors were out. The décor is a bit strange with mismatched furniture.

There isn’t really anything here to distinguish it from any other choose-​your-​own-​toppings frozen yogurt place. The selection of yogurt flavors is pretty good, but some of the flavors come out half melted. There’s a decent mix of fruit and candy/​chocolate toppings to choose from, and the price is comporable to other frozen yogurt places.

I was pleasantly surprised. Lots of good flavor options and more toppings than any one person really needs by themselves. Good seating options for a group who wants to stay and chat + big screen TVs (with football on in the fall).
Decent street parking options, although you may have to walk a block or so.

Beth R. pretty much summed this place up with two words, amateur hour. It’s like, you know how little kids try to imitate the big kids? Well, that’s exactly how I feel about the Little Bunny. It was like a half arsed imitation from the atmosphere to the toppings bar.
The interior was not aesthetically appealing. There was just something off, it felt pieced together with furniture that must have been on sale, everything just felt very hodgepodge. Customer service and emanating a welcoming vibe was not second nature for the staffer working.
I tried a few flavors to warm up to the idea of building a sundae of flavors, but everything I tried was pretty icy and didn’t have a creamy texture. Each flavor was pretty sloppy and soft too. Everything about the first 5 minutes in the shop were screaming for me to just go home and curl up with a pint of Ben & Jerry’s! Next time I will listen to that lil’ screamer. I ended up going with Salted Pretzel because it was such a unique flavor and while softer and icy it still tasted alright. I topped it with some Birthday Cake, which turned out to be stale and dry. There was really nothing from the topping bar that I could add to doctor up mediocre froyo.
Overall, a very underwhelming experience.

Plenty of seating, beautiful interior, standard flavors and toppings, and very nice staff. I recommend the chocolate and vanilla. I suspect Little Bunny is working out the kinks in it’s first year of business. The chairs and tables give an ambiance of a vintage ice cream parlor. The free wifi means you can hunker-​down on a laptop comfortably for a bit. It’s well-​lit, cheery, and bright. I just wish they’d make their machines colder. The froyo is never fully frozen! Each pull comes out in a sloppy, if delicious, mess.

Make-​your-​own fro-​yo. Lots of fro-​yo flavors to choose from and lots of toppings — candy, cookies, nuts, fruits, sauces. Build your own sundae and pay by weight.

Solid neighborhood fro yo! Staff are friendly and efficient, store is clean and cheery, and the yogurt is perfect.

Self serve fro yo… like fro yo isn’t really trendy anymore. And with self serve I usually fill a cup to the toppermost till I poppermost. So it’s nice they have different sizes so I don’t get Ziggy Piggy in the joint. Cute name! And Jelly Bellys in the topping bar!
Worth a hop in I’d you wanna bite. A bit pricey and typical so only good on a lark.

This is now «my» frozen yogurt spot. I have a frozen yogurt spot, finally! Just an easy stroll from my new apartment. Little Bunny is clean and bright and frankly, very similar to basically every other self serve froyo joint. But you know, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! I loved the sugar-​free and fat-​free vanilla but didn’t try any other flavors. I topped it with fruit most of which was sweet and fresh, but the mango was underripe — this always seems to happen at froyo establishments. For why? Get a fresh mango, yo. But they have free wi-​fi if you are eating your froyo in, though I prefer to take it to go on a summer evening.
I don’t know why everyone is being so picky in the reviews! Maybe I’m not enough of a frozen yogurt aficionado. It’s frozen, it’s yogurt, it’s yummy, they have lots of toppings, what more do you people want?

I’ve visited Little Bunny on two weekend nights, and I’ve found street parking right in front of the place each time. This is a major plus because I’m not going out of my way to park several blocks away just for frozen yogurt. I’m usually only there for a 25 – 30 min visit anyways. The place is usually empty when I go, which is awesome. I enjoy people watching when sitting by the front windows, so having those seats available is nice. The place is also very clean. No sticky floors at all.
When I’m there, I usually go for the fruity flavors, like strawberry and mango. Both flavors are perfectly tart and not overly sweet. They stand out so well even with the several pieces of strawberry and mochi I put in my cup. I only knock off a star because the mango pieces were dried up the last time I went, but there were plenty of strawberries and mochi.
The low prices also make Little Bunny stand out in my opinion. Two huge cups for $ 10 is a huge deal! :)

Basic frozen yogurt flavors. No nutritional or allergen information listed.
Now the bad… toppings were not refrigerated. Half of the toppings had incorrect labels on them. Three quarters of the toppings were empty.
The manager could have cared less about checking/​refilling toppings, as he was on his cell phone the entire time.
Not coming back.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on Little Bunny!
We came last Friday at about 2pm (they open at 1). The guy was setting up and soon would let us in, but the yogurt was not quite frozen yet. Wasted trip. Today, we tried again and came in at 2pm (online they say they open at 11am, but online it says 1pm). Noone was in there at all today. The phone number is a fax machine. As my friend pointed out, quality seems to be lacking all around here. So, we went to Margie’s. What a difference. Outstanding hot fudge!!! Screw the bunny and get to Margies!

As has been noted by other reviews, when you make a self-​serve frozen yogurt place you WILL be compared to Forever Yogurt. So, how does Little Bunny fit in? I personally think they fit in just fine thank you very much.
It really doesn’t matter what time of the year it is, I crave dairy products in frozen form a lot. Well, more than a lot, lets say, a ton. Since I have that urge, Little Bunny was there to satiate my needs for dairy in frozen form.
One thing I really liked was that they had a variety of sizes. I know you can control how much you put in and all, but it’s nice to have 2 or 3 sizes to choose from seeing as the natural inclination is to fill the whole damn thing. Since I didn’t need too much I grabbed the smallest size I could find.
The range of flavors was also very nice. I settled on a combo of Irish Mint and Chocolate. While the chocolate was very good, the mint was absolutely killer.
Add in a few toppings and be able to get it all for about $ 6 and I couldn’t have been happier. The yogurt was really good and the price was good. I are a happy keith. With the globe being nearby, I’m sure re-​visits will happen over and over again.

This place is very fun and new. It is bigger than Red Mango and has a wide variety of flavors. I was very pleased with all of the fresh fruit that is put out and they have many toppings. There are 14 flavors that all taste amazing and I was very pleased with the price. I fully recommend this place to anyone who loves frozen yogurt. I actually prefer Little Bunny over the other food chains. The staff was very nice and helped me choose flavors.

In this town, every self-​serve frozen yogurt joint will inevitably (and should) be compared to Forever Yogurt. Even if Little Bunny doesn’t quite stack up to its corporate competitor, it will satisfy your jones just fine if you happen to be in the neighborhood.
The flavor selection is solid. For this time of year, they have more fruit flavors than you might expect, and fewer cutesy, desserty-​type flavors. Sweet coconut and Hawaiian banana were interesting surprises. Collectively, the quality of the yogurts is somewhat below Forever Yogurt standards, perhaps the difference between an A and a B-​.
The range of toppings is about half of what F.Y. offers. I was surprised not to find fresh strawberries. They do have Jelly Bellys, which is unique among all the places that I’ve been.
The staff projects a level of professionalism equivalent to high school kids hanging out after class. It is impossible to distinguish the actual on-​duty employee (s) from possible off-​duty employees and/​or other pals who are just visiting but apparently are allowed to help themselves to yogurt and move around behind the counter. Holding loud, gossipy conversations across the whole width of the room and practicing dance moves right in front of the register, and generally goofing off and getting in a customer’s way, does not inspire confidence in the establishment. They might want to button that up if they want to win more business from cranky old fuddy-​duddies like me.

It’s amateur hour over at Little Bunny, but since it’s just another incarnation of self-​serve frozen yogurt and the staff is incidental, that’s not a deal breaker. There were either one or three employees there, depending on whether the woman in the Little Bunny t-​shirt sitting at the window on her laptop and the other woman who both purchased (?) yogurt and went behind the counter, count. The one who greeted us and rang us up was definitely an employee, and pleasantly chipper.
The yogurts are the same flavors you’ll find elsewhere, which is fine. The labels are very basic and do not offer the type of info other places do (fat, cals, dairy, etc.) although I think one was sugar-​free. The ones I tried were fine, but a little less solid than they could be. There’s also something in the handle mechanism that makes it impossible to dole out just a taste — you end up with about two fat inches of yogurt and look like a greedster.
The toppings are pretty standard but the ones in the back row are a little awkward to get to. They also offer Jelly Bellys, which I am conflicted about. I love Jelly Bellys like I love breathing, but I feel that they are to be enjoyed as the genius beans they are, and not an accessory to something else. Just my two cents.
One final note: if you are going to use recyclable styrofoam, please provide a recycling bin for it.

I came to this place after eating all-​you-​can-​eat sushi nearby, so I wasn’t too full. It was late in the evening on a chilly autumn day so the place was pretty empty (this is beginning to sound like the beginning of a horror movie)… I wasn’t hungry, but got a few flavors to try. The texture of the flavors wasn’t very consistent as a few flavors were a little bit runny, but they all tasted very good! I love that it’s a brightly-​colored and brightly-​lit open space with plenty of seating so I could sit and enjoy my froyo while chatting with friends.
It must be a risk to open a brand new frozen yogurt place in the middle of the fall, but it’s definitely worth a try if you’re in the area!

A new frozen yogurt shop? Of course I had to check it out! I stopped by after work around 6pm and the place was empty, which gave me a chance to slowly browse the flavors.
There were a lot of cool ones, but I stuck with what I thought was plain. After my Starfruit fiasco, I wanted to be careful! The labels on the machines were kind of confusing and I ended up with strawberry, but it went well with my toppings (chocolate chips, raspberries, gummy bears and kiwi). Although it was later in the day, the fruit was still very fresh. I received a coupon for 20% off of my next order so you know I will be back!