Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt

They have lychee!!! My woman loves soy bean. Not bad. I also like the kiwi and granola toppings. I’m a big fan of frozen yogurt. It’s very satisfying during these hot summer days, and not overly sweet like some dessert joints. I suppose you could make it sweet but I like it might and simple. This place is clean, and yogurt is great. Polite yogurt tender as well.

The bad reviews are really unfortunate, have been here about 4 – 5 time with family and all
Of us felt the the flavors were bold and creamy and we loved the popper type toppings… Also the Asian inspired flavors like red bean or durian that come from time to time and are just amazing. Getting 20% off post phở dinner is a great deal too… Hope more people will give it another chance, seeing how there is a lot of competition from sweet frog and zinga in the area …

Surprised at all the good reviews. I wonder if these people been to any other FroYo places. This place has no variety, No Personality, and No Customer Service. The cashier said nothing to me but the total. that was before I had to get his attention, I mean after all I was interrupting him from watch T.V. on his lap top. My bad I guess, what was I thinking. The food is stale and old. It has a smell because it is attached to a Phở place. with I love Phở but not with my Fro Yo. Fool me once Tutti Frutti…

Not all fro yo places are equal.
This place is why some of the others are above average.
Yogurt flavored are watered down. Toppings appear to come from a dollar store. The philosophy seems to be minimal overhead and grab whatever profit they can. There’s no competition nearby and a lot of families so for them it is an understandable approach.

We had the same groupon trouble as others… A groupon that expired 10÷9÷14 and a sign that says they’re not accepting groupon offers after 10÷1÷14. What really blew me away was the terrible customer service. The lady behind the counter immediately calls her boss who was extremely combative over the phone from the start. No apology, no thought to honor it, nothing. I mean for a company that is getting $ 10 for a bowl of yogurt who can’t give $ 5 off to honor their coupon and keep their customers satisfied is appalling. I further mentioned that I was going to give a poor Unilocal review and the response was «go ahead I don’t care» (i.e. I could care less about my customers). For the sake of all of those companies that attempt to do the right thing, please don’t go to this restaurant. Choose one of the many other options in Falls Church for frozen yogurt.

If I hadn’t come with my kids, I wouldn’t have purchased anything. Same as other folks on here, we came with our groupon that expires 10/​06/​2014. Arrived to see signs posted that they are not accepting groupons since 10/​01/​2014. We asked why and they said they wanted groupon to stop selling since Aug and groupon didn’t listen, so Tutti Frutti decided not to honor the groupons. Pretty bad customer service philosophy. Instead, we got 20% off for our troubles, but if I didn’t have my kids, I would have walked out. Never going back.

As soon as you walk in, the décor and color palette brings a soothing wave of creaminess over you. The way the yogurt machines are built into the wall makes them look very futuristic, but they aren’t too confusing. One flavor on the left, one flavor on the right, and a mix in the middle. However, the middle mix may rarely be used because some of the combos are quite odd. The only mix I chose was watermelon and plain tart. Once you are done choosing your flavors, a multitude of toppings are laid out for you to serve yourself. The whole indoors is minimalist, but not plain.
The quality of the yogurt matches the atmosphere. You get simple «yogurts» for a good price. My main concern was that many of these were watery and did not resemble frozen yogurt. Taking into consideration that this was my first time eating frozen yogurt, I had no idea what to expect and I was impressed. Even my fro-​yo devouring sister agrees that Tutti Frutti is good. Another possible reason for the lack of yogurt consistency is that I choose fruit flavors. About half are creamy and the others are fruity. The only dairy I had was the «plain tart» and that tasted like sweet, fermented milk, but in a good way. In general, the flavors cover a wide variety of tastes. Be warned that this Tutti Frutti does not have all of the flavors from the website. As for toppings, they were toppings you could get at any frozen milk dessert place. They have various candies, chocolates, fruits, and syrups. A major problem in my mind was the lack of healthy choices. After ordering all of that dessert, you obviously do not want gummy bears, sour worms, or chocolate. You especially want to avoid cut fruit drenched in syrup and left out for an unknown amount of time. Either they overdose you with preservatives, or that’s a health hazard. In the big scheme, the toppings and flavors are good for a normal person, and the price of less than 50 cents per ounce (I don’t remember the exact price) is great!
Considering the amount of people like me seeking healthier choices in life, this should get three stars; however, rating this as frozen yogurt dealer, this deserves four stars.

Maybe it’s a preference thing, but I don’t particularly like the texture of this frozen yogurt. It seems sort of gritty and not as smooth as other frozen yogurt I’ve had. The flavor selection and toppings are limited as compared to nearby Baskin Robbins and Zinga. Not real crazy about the layout, which funnels all the customers into a rather narrow section of the store.

This place is great. It is right next to phở 88. They have sample cups to try a flavor. I mostly get the cookies and cream flavor

This place isn’t bad, but I’ve been to better fro-​yo places though. I wanted to get samples and the worker did it for me, I’d rather do it myself. I did not really like the soybean flavors, I prefer the regular flavors.

So, frozen yogurt is just frozen yogurt to me. Maybe I don’t eat enough of it (I like ice cream/​custard as my usual frozen treat).
After lunch at the Japanese place near by, my coworkers and I stopped by tutti frutti.
The only reason this place gets 4 stars, is because they have soybean yogurt. I dunno why, but I loved it. If I go a second time, I might not rave as much, but for now I am dying to go back just to eat that flavor.
The toppings are standard. I do feel like there are less types of yogurt flavors here.
My coworker got a honeydew bubble tea, and it took a LONG time to make it, and came out almost neon green. Weird. She said it was sweet and made from powder.

Owned by the same owners as Phở 88. The 20% discount for eating at Phở 88 should have been the hint, but I just figured it was a way for businesses were banding together to help each other out! To our surprise we saw the same lady from Phở 88.
It’s just what you would expect from a frozen yogurt place. Great addition to this building, and hopefully a lucrative one for them.

I give this location 3.5 stars for cleanliness and customer service. But still. It’s another Tutti Frutti. Sigh. I miss Natalia’s and regret that her space was leased to a good-​but-​not-​great frozen yogurt shop, of which there are entirely too many in Falls Church/​North Arlington. Tutti Frutti is standard-​issue frozen yogurt. As I noted in my review of the TF in the Lee-​Harrison shopping plaza, the positives of this chain include the variety of yogurt flavors and the array of toppings. The negatives include the ridiculously large containers, the unhealthy nature of many of the topping options, and the use of food coloring in several flavors. This particular location is off to a good start. When we visited, the space was quite clean, and I was impressed by the courteous staff.

Basic fro yo place with tons of flavors and toppings with some cute spoons.
The phở place is next door and they’re owned by the same people. Go get phở; go next door to get fro-​yo for 20% off with your receipt.
But here’s a little story:
My bf and I were halfway through our cups when we heard a commotion outside by the entrance. A tall model-​esque woman (she spoke Italian and English) was going off on her less than 3 year son and spanking him until his little body was racked all over with sobs. Cue our slack-​jawed stares… a few minutes ago the store had some parents with their little kids. being loud/​rambunctious little kids, the service person was cheerful and was just tidying up the store bit by bit on her downtime. Talk about going from one extreme to another…
The awesome woman working there opened the door and asked/​offered the little boy a sample cup of fro-​yo. Of course the mother didn’t stop berating her son but just snapped and called to him as they went inside like some little dog. The kid seemed to calm down after getting some chocolate fro-​yo and the mother even asked for extra sample cups for her other kids next door in the phở place. the awesome woman kindly obliged and gave her more samples. A few minutes later a young girl (her daughter) came over for more samples… and with a smile she handed her two sample cups.

This business just opened this summer, bringing the frozen yogurt options in Falls Church City to 4. At 45 cents and ounce, it’s on the cheaper side of pay-​by-​weight frozen yogurt. Tutti Frutti offers about a dozen different yogurt flavors, ranging from traditional chocolate and vanilla to less ordinary red velvet and soybean. The cashier was handing out tiny sample cups when we entered, so we got to try out a few flavors, all of which were creamy and delicious. Moving on to the toppings bar, there are more than 50 choices ranging from typical toppings like chocolate chips, nuts, sprinkles, coconut, candy bar bits and Oreos. There are also a decent amount of Asian style toppings like boba, coconut jelly and lychee, which went well with my soybean yogurt. There are about 10 different sauces and whipped cream near the register.
The store was very clean and has ample seating indoors with a few chairs out front. There were only a few people in the store when we got there but a group of about 10 kids arrived as we were paying. I’d be interested to see how the clerk keeps up with all those sticky fingers getting into everything! On our way out the cashier handed us some punch cards and coupons.
The parking is in the rear of the building.