Froyo Bella

It’s overpriced for what it is. The fruit toppings aren’t even all that fresh (the strawberry is especially bad). Plus, the staff is incredibly rude. You’re better off moseying a couple «blocks» down toward the gelato place. Not only are their frozen treats good, but the staff is sweet as well.

I love frozen yogurt. I feel as if I’m eating something healthy but I deep down know that’s really not the case since it’s laced with lots of sugar. Anywho, this place has disappointed me twice now. The froyo is very chemically tasting. Just not good. $ 4.00 for a small cup (not self-​serve here, folks).
I’ll pass and go somewhere else on Silver Spring next time.

Fro-​Yo in general is a new vice for me. I like to think of it as a health food. I get my fix from Bella, but I don’t love it.
It’s super convenient because it’s in the mall by the main atrium. Win. There are always a couple bratty/​grumpy/​prissy/​pissy gals working. Lose. The froyo itself isn’t terrible, but the toppings are limited and they only have 4 – 6 options, plus two swirls from the above list. I have yet to come on a day when something other than chocolate/​vanilla swirl enticed me (Remember how McDonald’s had swirl cones when we were kids? Man I miss those.). Anyway, it’s also expensive for what it is, but mentally bargained for because a medium is enough for two adults.
So, if you need a fix, it will do, but I hear they opened a second fro yo shop in Bayshore, and I’ll probably go there first next time.

Ugh… just bad. I’m a fro yo addict. I love that there are suddenly several shops around town. This place cannot remotely compete with Red mango or Yo mama. 2 lackluster ladies were sitting behind the counter playing with their iPhones. The yogurt was totally over priced and had a lousy taste and texture. Worst of all, they were playing some aweful country music that cut in and out every 2 seconds. Sooo annoying!

It’s convenient in the mall so it gets 2 stars. It’s not super great, and it is overpriced.
Also, the owners seem a little too strict. Girls are really nice, BUT by law, minors are entitled to a paid 15 minute break every 4 hours. Give it to them.
Oh, and, $ 9.99/lb for candy? Hmm.

Can’t belive the fro-​yo trend is back… ok, we were hungry and at Bayshore so gave it a shot. I went with fruity flavored yogurt, no toppings and was quite satisfied. It was a nice light, healthy treat.
My husband tempted by the candy displays got chocolate with candy on top and got nothing but a tummy ache and sugar rush. Nothing special, could have got supermarket frozen yogurt with some candy.
I’m not cheap but thought it was kind of expensive for the little we got. I was recently in Los Angeles and paid less for frozen yogurt with toppings.

I prefer Kopps, but if you’re walking around Bayshore and hungry for a frozen treat, this will suffice. A small is $ 2.99 with no toppings which is pretty darn pricey, in my opinion. 3 toppings will set you back an additional $ 1.49! I went for a cone, which was a bargain at $ 2.10. The frozen yogurt is good and the fruit toppings looked fresh.

I really was expecting something more. The staff working was a little flighty. I normally wouldn’t care but when it affects their ability to provide a comfortable customer experience such as answer simple questions about the produce and interact in a frirndly demeanor and all I get is a deer-​in-​headlights look and utter confusion, then its just awkward. I did just speak English, right? This isn’t one of those morning I wake up hungover and speaking in fluent Dutch again is it?
I kept things simple, didn’t want to confused the hired help. I like coffee, they had cappuccino on tap. Let’s hope there is caffeine in it. I went with it. Toppings weren’t all that interesting, but I did it anyway. Good enough, but far from the best. In a way, it was like flavored soft serve from McDonald’s. Nothin’ special.

I’m a Yo Mama junkie but we were at Bayshore, so I thought I’d try a new place. I really like that they have all the nutritional info posted clearly both inside and outside the store. Looks like they regularly have about 4 flavors — tart + 3 others (chocolate, pumpkin and strawberry today).
Toppings looked very fresh, lots of fruit or candy but really not much in the crunchy cereal type things. Unlike Yo Mama, it’s not self serve so the staff will be getting your yogurt and putting your toppings on. Personally, I’d rather self serve as I can be as heavy handed, or not, with toppings and I can mix my fro-​yo flavors.
Pricing was expensive! For a small with no toppings it is $ 3 but the price jumps to $ 4.50 to add toppings. Granted, you could pick up to 3 but I don’t want to pay an extra 1.50 just to get a few raspberries. And, I’ve made quite a pig of myself at Yo Mama and have never had my treat exceed $ 4.
But — how was the froyo? I wouldn’t know. We walked in, waited for quite awhile looking at the menus, toppings etc and never saw a staffer, though we could clearly hear them chatting it up in back. After 5 minutes we walked right back out. Step it up, Bella.

I happened to be in the area (that particular street) and I’ve heard this name drop a few times, so I figured I’d check it out. Nothing particularly special about this place. I played it safe and went with a small cup of vanilla, topped with chocolate chips, mini gummi bears, and rainbow mochi. From what I understood it included 3 toppings, but my single person total came up to just under $ 4.74, which is far too pricey for my tastes. Froyo itself is pretty yummy, but nothing to call home about. My toppings were split into thirds (almost too perfectly) so it looked nice. Small cup was a good size portion for me, and I think anything beyond that is excessive. Vanilla and chocolate seem to the house standard for flavors, and the other few rotate. Solid selection of toppings, and all of them looked fresh.
Pros:
— Bulk Jelly Belly for sale
— Clean and cute interior
— Staff is friendly and helpful
— Toppings are BEHIND the counter so no snotty children are spilling them everywhere or contaminating them with booger fingers
— Nutritional info and comparisons are posted outside
— Solid selection of topping choices
Cons:
— Expensive
— 1 of 2 TV’s had trouble getting a signal, and for some horrifying reason Clifford was playing
— Didn’t offer samples
— Seating so-​so, but high top bar at window is nice
Bottom line: If you’re in the area, want something sweet and cold, and found extra cash in the street, not a bad choice. If you’re not fond of fruit like me, you do have options for toppings. Don’t go expecting anything stellar, but this place won’t crap in your cereal (Froyo?) either.

This place was pretty good. Nothing I’ll be craving to have from now on, but it was tasty.

After having Yo-​Mama in Wauwatosa — this place can’t even compare!
I love the bulk candy, the TVs are a weird addition, the shop was pretty messy.
So, Meh, I guess.
But yay for $ 1.99 cones.
I will go here for the convenience only.

I had a Mango Strawberry Smoothie that was very good. I tasted the Chocolate and it was mild with a flavor that reminded me of a Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar. I don’t see Fro Yo ever beating out Ice Cream or Frozen Custard in my life but this seems like a decent option when I am in a more health conscious mood.

I agree with Julie — Froyo Bella is no Pinkberry! The original is hardly even tart (as all froyo worth its acidophilus should be!)! But, since this is the only froyo option in the area, I’ve got my frequent buyer card and am using it. For folks who haven’t tried tangy froyo, I recommend giving this place a shot.
The flavored froyo here is probably their strong suit — I had red velvet today that tasted just the cake! They also have fruity peach mango, cheesecake, and other specialty offerings that they bring into the mix on occasion. As a standard flavor, the chocolate is creamy and above average.
Wear deep pockets — as with all other froyo places, this place ain’t cheap!

Back in Wisconsin after being away for a few years, in places that have geat fro yo options, I was excited to find that Milwaukee had jumped on the frozen yogurt wagon. I had to run to Bayshore for something and took the opportunity to try this frozen yogurt place.
It appeared to be like all of the other places I’ve been to, but there were not many people there, just two. They happened to be Asian (not a big surprise). It is not self serve, like many of the frozen yogurt places are nowadays, but who cares. I stuck with my good olé faithful flavor, plain tart. As toppings, I got cheesecake, cookie dough, and yes, of couse MOCHI!!! Toppings are toppings, there isn’t much to say about them. They were good. The flavor and consistency of the yogurt was closer to that of soft serve ice cream than one would expect the frozen yogurt of today to be. I love the flavor of plain yogurt, so I was a bit disappointed. It definitely did not have the addictive quality that pinkberry or yogurtini has, but it is a good effort on the part of Milwaukee. I will not be going back to Bayshore just for the sake of frozen yogurt, but I may have to grab some if I happen to be in the area for other purposes.

I missed having a frozen yogurt shop since TCBY closed its doors a few years back by the Mayfair area. The fresh fruit toppings were a great variety, and I love how the fruit was chopped. The price was too high for me to be a regular customer, but I don’t think anything can be done about that since they are a franchise. I will definitely visit every now and again. Having the punch card system *may* help ease the cost a little.

Place looks great and the froyo is DELICIOUS!

I was VERY surprised to hear that a froyo place opened in Wisconsin… in the Bayshore shopping mall.
The vanilla is a good option if you don’t like the standard tart froyo. The tart was «tarter» then what I was used to in a froyo but it was still pretty decent.
My only complaint was that the fruit could have been fresher. The peaches were probably canned and the strawberries looked as if they were previously cut quite a while ago because they were slimy. When you’re eating canned and slimy fruit the froyo tastes less fresh and kind of defeats the whole purpose of having a healthy snack.
Btw, I couldn’t even finish the small so don’t be overly ambitious and order anything larger because you can’t save froyo so its just a waste.