Dolci Mango

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I like this froyo place. It’s pretty decent… It is really pricey and it can be liquidy but It is really convent and almost never busy. I just think they need to be open more and have better hours. It is clean though and the people who work there are nice.

Pros:
Never busy. This strip mall was a virtual ghost town for a Sunday afternoon. I am sure business has dropped since Los Gringos moved out. What does that tell you? Whoops, this should be in the Con Section. The frozen yogurt and the toppings are O.K.
Cons:
One of the most expensive per ounce. I think is around 34 cents per ounce. The yogurt can be a little more like liquid when you first pull the handle down, so use one of those sample cups first or you’ll be throwing out one of the big ones. Once you fill your cup you need to eat it rapidly. Don’t think about trying to get home with it in a solid form. It will be liquid mush by the time you get there. Check your toppings. Sometimes they are fresh, and other times not so fresh. The last time I got the cookie dough I realized it was a little on the stale and not moist side. There is nothing worse than crusty cookie dough.

Meh… Dolci Mango is more expensive than most per oz froyo establishments I’ve patronized and nothing awesome or amazing to justify the high prices.
The flavors choices were decent when I was there (Particularly the «white vanilla» which tasted like soft-​serve) but they were too runny/​melty, the woman behind the counter was not very friendly, and they had no bathroom for customers.
I’ll come back if I’m in the neighborhood because I prefer the flavor choices to Penguins and Pinkberry down the street but I’m sure I’ll complain about it as I shovel frozen creamy goodness in my mouth and do my potty dance.

BEST BANANA FROYO EVER. I’ve only been twice, but I have to say it has the best banana froyo. I’ve been to several other froyo places and the banana tastes off and kinda weird, but dolce mango’s was creamy and slightly sweet just like a banana-​flavor should be. Would hop on an airplane in a heartbeat just to taste it again.

Great convenient Foothill Blvd location. I had given up on this place as it was a bit dirty a couple of times. I recently had to drop off a package at the UPS store next door on a warm day, and my buddy was craving yogurt.
We walked in and the place (and the yogurt machines) were much cleaner. The yogurt is okay, but still not nearly as good as Froyo in Montrose. For an upscale town like La Canada, Dolci needs to get their act together.

After a hot day of hiking in the local mountains finding Dolci Mango was just the ticket. I’ve never really been a fan of frozen yogurt but that day it was the perfect find. The place was spotlessly clean and the person behind the counter was very helpful. Five stars on customer service and ambiance.
I would definitely go back there again but this time I’d get a lot more lychee fruit along with extra strawberries on my mango and strawberry cup.

i’ve been back several times and lots of times the yogurt is watery. the staff is always friendly, but unfortunately the yogurt is pretty icy and not as good as yogurtland.

It’s pretty good. They have a lot of toppings, but they don’t change their fro yo flavors very often, and it comes out really fast and kind of watery. I guess I would give it a 3.5?

i just noticed dolci mango today, but apparently they’ve been open for almost 2 weeks. it still has the new building smell and everything is clean and shiny. they don’t have a permanent sign up yet, but it’s right next to angel’s nest on the corner of gould and foothill.
there were 9 flavors from which to choose today: original tart, mango, strawberry, cappucino, banana, chocolate, vanilla, mint, and kiwi strawberry. they have sample cups near the register if you want to try before you buy.
only the original flavor was tart. i tried almost all of the flavors (except cappucino and kiwi strawberry) and they were all pretty good, and smooth and creamy. the vanilla flavor is reminiscent of mcdonald’s soft serve, and the banana has less of a fake banana taste than other banana flavored froyo i’ve tried. the strawberry tastes like strawberry ice cream.
the toppings are pretty standard — fruit, mochi, cheesecake bits, sprinkles, coconut, chocolate chips, cereal, etc. the fruit toppings are on the left, and the dry toppings are to the right.
the price is 37 cents/​oz, and they weigh one cup at a time (unlike other places where you can just pile them all on).
pinkberry is just down the street but i prefer self-​serve froyo places like this, as i suspect most people do.