Red Mango

Still really good but not as good as it once was. It’s clean and respectable. But the yogurt is not as good as Cherry Tree in Mamaroneck.

I’m a sucker for self-​serve froyo places, and Red Mango is one of the better ones I’ve been to. I frequent this particular location in Larchmont because it’s close to a number of my go-​tos in Westchester and it’s nice to grab a little sweet before heading home.
Located on a corner, there’s a nice amount of indoor and outdoor seating. They also seem to have some of my favorite flavors most of the time. I like mixing the dark chocolate sorbetto with the vanilla bean froyo — it’s like eating chocolate and vanilla frosting! I’ve also recently discovered the white peach — so refreshing.
The drawback to this place is the staff — it’s hit or miss. Sometimes I get good customer service, but other times I get indifferent teenagers who put a damper on my froyo experience (jeez I just sounded so old).
I’m still a fan of this place despite the flip-​flop customer service and will more than likely return.

Terrible.
I can’t understand how this place stays in business. It’s the worst frozen yogurt I’ve ever had. The peanut butter didn’t taste anything like peanut butter, it tasted like peanut feces.
When I walked into the shop, no one was up front to assist. I had to wait for someone to come to the front to pay.
If you’re looking for good local froyo, check out Cherry Tree in Mamaroneck.

Now that I’ve tried other froyo places I’m giving red mango one less star. Mostly for the yoghurt a texture, it’s really icy and not as creamy as I like it to be. However their original flavor is still the best of all the yoghurt places I’ve tried. Usually it can be very sweet at other places but red mangos does it fine.

Not impressed. There are very limited flavors for one and most of them have this similar acid taste. I tried Mango, White Peach, Raspberry Sorbet, and Coconut Greek Yogurt. The coconut flavor was the only distinct flavor of the bunch. I definitely prefer the texture, flavor, and selection of other yogurt chains.

Went there in August while on a walk. I was treated to an interesting experience. First I was ignored for a few minutes by the three teenagers hired to staff this place. It took all three to serve two adults with three children. Please note a lot of what they offer is self serve and it was not busy at all at that time. After several minutes I was greeted. I ordered and waited… over five minutes for a shake, while two staffers served another couple with three children and one made my smoothie. It then took several additional minutes, literally more than 5 minutes, to figure out «how to ring it in», so I was told as the smoothie sat melting on the counter. While I continued to wait, two of the counter staff started to wait on YET ANOTHER family, the third went ON BREAK. I walked out. The good news is I saved about $ 6.00 after taxes. The bad news is obvious… They get one star because there isn’t a no star option.

The frozen yogurt here is pretty damn good and the toppings are equally delectable – heapings of fresh fruit that looks like it’s just been cut along with the usual sugary suspects like sprinkles, gummi bears and chocolate chips. You pay like you weigh though – for a small cup half-​filled with yogurt along with a healthy amount of toppings, expect to pay upwards of $ 8. It definitely ain’t cheap.
The one thing I can’t get over about this place though is the general crowdedness and pushiness of the people visiting this location. Not sure if it’s the area (ahem…Larchmont, not exactly known for the friendliest, most down-​to-​earth people) or the layout of the place, but I’ve frequently had people either cut in front of me while walking through the «line» (a term I apply very loosely here) or look like they’re busy at the topping bar only to spring to life suddenly when I come up, as if to reclaim their place in line because they were there «first.» It’s pretty freaking annoying. Equally annoying are the packs of kids who come to this place in the summer, taking over the tables and blocking the line for anyone who tries to go around them. Look, I get that it’s an ice cream place and that kids like ice cream. I’m not expecting it to be the Ritz Carlton. However, the same rule that applies to kids anywhere should be the case here. It’s not cute when your 7-​year-​old cuts impolitely cuts in front of me, then proceeds to dump half the contents of the topping bar all over the place, ruining it for the next person. Sorry, teach your kid some manners or do it for them if they can’t handle it themselves.
Anyway, I’ll be avoiding this place as soon as the temperature hits 70 degrees. Enjoy it while it lasts :)

Discovered this place few days ago with my wife! Place is clean and the service was good. We both mixed few flavors with few toppings. Price is reasonable. Will visit during summer for sure

My boyfriend and I had a great first experience visiting the Red Mango franchise at the Larchmont location.
There were many flavors and toppings to choose from, and all were high-​quality. My boyfriend and I made our own custom flavors and were happy with the results of our imaginations.
The space was clean, quiet, and inviting. Will definitely visit again if we are in the area.

good frozen yogurt nice toppings but 59 cents an ounce really!!!

Not a lot of flavors but pretty decent selection. I tried their new Mint Cookie, hated it! First time saying that about any type of frozen yogurt or even ice cream. Had a really weird after taste. Didn’t enjoy it at all.
Other flavors were really good. Especially the Raspberry Sorbet.
The location is busy. They had a good amount of choices for toppings. Staff was friendly, or at least some of them. Seating wasn’t to bad.
super clean modern bathroom!

because i cant give zero stars…
open until 11 pm… unless of course you come at 10:48 p.m. and the two derilict teenagers who were busy talking inside just shook their heads no — as in — no, we are not open until 11. i pointed at my watch and mouthed «what the f#(k». the half smiled and went back to talking.
i know its just froyo, but i was so looking forward to it. Unilocaled it and it read ‘open’ on my phone… i have pics to follow
disappointing and sad

It’s awesome but DON’T BE FOOLED… There’s 53 GRAMS OF CANE SUGAR in a single cup!!! That’s 13 teaspoons of sugar! Yes, each cup claims to have about 100 calories but those calories come almost entirely from sugar. If you want to indulge in cold deliciousness, this is the right place for you. BUT, if your trying lose weight, avoid the yogurt and get on a treadmill.

LOVE red mango. The White Peach flavor is so fresh and delicious!

Yought and toppings by weight! Fun. you can mix and match all you want!

I love Red Mango! Although I’ve always preferred ice cream to FroYo, after trying Red Mango, I am now a true believer. The yogurt is plenty sweet, is fat free, has minimal calories, and is made with real sugar, which is a real plus for me. Some yogurt chains use sugar substitutes like splenda or stevia, and I just don’t feel completely comfortable eating those. If you are a frequent visitor, it pays to sign up for their rewards card. It gives you points each time you make a purchase. Once you reach a certain threshold of points (around 500?), you get a $ 5 reward. They also give you another $ 5 reward around your birthday, so for that reason alone, it is worth it to sign up. Since it is a do it yourself yogurt place, prices are a bit expensive and that’s the only reason I take off one star.
This location is usually very busy during summer months. Staff is friendly. FroYo comes in a wealth of flavors from original to honey badger, so there is something for everyone. Every so often, new flavors are added. I have been here many times and still have yet to try every flavor. You can add your own toppings from fruit and granola, to sweets and chocolate. Be warned: Don’t get greedy and try to spoon an entire serving into your mouth all at once! As tempting as it is, you’ll only end up freezing your tongue along with the rest of your mouth. I learned this lesson too late! :P

This Red Mango location gets really packed during the hotter seasons. It seems to steal a handful of customers from Longford’s ice cream across the street. The yogurt and topping stations are kept relatively clean. The crowd is usually consisted of soccer moms & their kids, teenage groupies, and your general good ol’ American families. Narrow entrance, so be sure to let other people exit before you enter.

I am an ice cream freak and Red Mango is a great substitute when you want a healthy treat. When you walk in, the staff allows you to try out all the flavors before you purchase. It’s self serve so you can portion control or indulge as much as you like.
Out of the 10 different flavors they offer as frozen yogurt, I liked the mango the best. After the frozen yogurt, you can add a variety of toppings, such as fruit, granola crumbs, gummy bears, and other various toppings. Toppings are healthier than your normal oreo crumbs, rainbow sprinkles you find at the traditional ice cream parlors.
Staff was very friendly and accommodating.
Check it out!

CEO: how can we hire less ppl and at the same time increase sales and entertain the sheep, err. i mean people? Oh, I know, we create a do-​it-​yourself yogurt place! MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!
(I think that’s how this place came in to existence)
it seems that ppl like the idea of free will and making their own combinations of frozen yogurts, with any type of topping. who says americans are lazy?
but freedom comes at a heavy price –(get it? heavy price bc the price is measured by the amount of weight your dish is, hahaha) – .
anyways, it’s all fun and games, until you place your selection on the weight machine…
my more famous reactions:
1) omg, i should have laid off the dulce de leche, and the extra and unnecessary toppings
2) i should have just taken this girl to dunkin –_​_​–
all-​in-​all. a nice place, cool staff, nice music… the place is aight

I will try my best to not let the neighborhood snottiness influence my review of this place. Yogurt-​wise, it was awesome. I am a big fan of DIY type places like this, (until I realized it was by weight) and concocted a myriad of different flavors in my cup. The yogurt was thick, and some of the flavors were a bit too sweet, but enjoyable none the less. For three cups of yogurt I believe the bill was just under 20 dollars, so it was by no means cheap. But definitely a nice treat on a hot summer day.
Now for the neighborhood. Upper crust snobs, which I truly have no tolerance for. This was demonstrated by the woman standing in line next to me who thought I was moving to slow and decided to cut in front of myself and the people I was with… It shouldn’t take away from the quality of the food or service, but should definitely be noted.