Lula’s Frozen Yogurt

When we went there was not a lot of flavor choices and the vanilla was broken. But what we did have was very good with a variety of toppings. The space was clean and the woman working was very friendly. It’s good to know that the parking is in the back of the building.

They’ve diversified in the last year or so and now have ice cream as well. It feels gimmicky so I stick to the fro yo. I Love their fro yo but don’t go in expecting 20 flavor options. They keep it simple which works for me because I like to get vanilla and focus on the toppings. Now here’s where Lulas shines. Bunches of cereal topping options (holder Grahams are my fav) plus legit cookie dough and brownie pieces. The toppings are what keeps me coming back.

You should just not bother posting opening and closing times if you are going to close 20 minutes early when people are trying to make it to your establishment before closing. You lost our business for more than just tonight!

Good and bad…
The good — excellent yogurt and a large selection of toppings, all of which looked fresh. The toppings containers were all full and there wasn’t the mess around them that you often see.
I had the New York Cheesecake. It was OK. Not as much flavor as similar flavors in other yogurt shops. I also had the triple chocolate. It was better than most chocolates you get in yogurt shops. (Why they can’t make a more intense chocolate flavor with frozen yogurt is one of life’s great mysteries.)
Now the bad — they need to train the help. The two girls working there were yacking away non-​stop. Even worse, they were doing it right in front of the register so you couldn’t help but hear them. Note to yogurt shop employees: when you run off at the mouth about how you want to be a marine biology major because you like sharks don’t expect to get any tips. (Where did she run across sharks in Louisville?) Instead of the stream of consciousness about all the majors you’ve had how about cleaning the tables?
Overall it’s worth stopping in. Just try to tune out the airheads behind the counter.

Great service from the man who seemed to be the owner or manager. he was very friendly, went the extra mile to care for us and just made our visit all that nicer. Its nice when the propriator really cares about his guests and treats the customer really well.
The ice cream portions were generous which was nice considering shops like these often have expensive ice creams and other treats.
I usually get the no sugar added flavors which I wish they had more than one choice. I don’t know if they change up the no sugar added flavors but I hope they do.
Parking can be a pain in the area but thats just how it is for anyplace on Bardstown in the Highlands. We’ll be back on the service alone but the quality of the ice cream seemed very good to my family as well. My Grand daughter got her first ice cream cone that was hers alone (not shared licks from mom and dad). She was extremely happy and wants to know when we can go back!

Very good! The selection of flavors wasn’t as large as I had hoped, especially in comparison to others in the area, but the flavor is good. The atmosphere is differ and fun too. Only after I had purchased my fro-​yo did I see the ice cream hiding off to the side. It looked even better. Next time I will try the ice cream.

Cefiorè isn’t around anymore, so I gave Lula’s a try for the first time last night after my prom. I liked the yogurt and the toppings. Some toppings were very unique. The customer service was great, I can’t remember the girl’s name, but it was like 2am and she’s a UofL student. She was awesome. The only downside is that I would have liked to see more fresh fruit offered as toppings and they didn’t have Taro root frozen yogurt like they used to at Cefiorè. Also, it could’ve been less expensive, it was $ 10 for a large cup of yogurt that would’ve been $ 5 at Cefiorè. Overall a great place though.

Friendly staff and the peanut butter and the double chocolate nitrogen ice creams each with almonds mixed in were amazing! Our first time there and we will go back. Yeah price is a little pricy but I’d pay it again cause it was that good!

I came in because of one thing: Nitrogen Ice Cream.
For the amount you get, the price isn’t too bad, considering it is Nitrogen. What is bad is they charge $.50 for 2 gummy bears, literally. They need to evaluate/​consider what amount goes into the ice cream. $ 6.50 for essentially 1 scoop better have some toppings. They flavor for the ice cream (New York Cheesecake) was too strong. It needs to be more of a balanced flavor.
Other items.
1. Toppings: They have labeled toppings on their sheet that are not even there. Please update the sheet.
2. Pricing: $ 9.44 per pound. I’m from California, and this is crazy, since we have some high costs.
3. Knowledge: The woman there was very nice, but needs to know what they sell. She kept referring to the Nitrogen as «magic». Let’s not call this «magic» to an adult who understands what it is. She also was not using proper gloves to handle it, and will possibly get hurt.
As much as I enjoyed my ice cream, this store needs to improve, in my opinion. Coming here 1 – 3 times a year for vacationing may not be much, but will force me to go to Orange Leaf instead.

Great location, clean and well organized selection of toppings. Could be more of a selection of flavors… there were 8. Overall great experience.

I’ve loved this place ever since they moved in under the previous name of Sweet Cece’s. I’m so glad it has stuck around. I have to admit that I hope that the addition of Comfy Cow to that intersection doesn’t kill the business in the long-​term.
Cake batter is the froyo to get here. I normally get Cake batter, peanuts, chocolate sprinkles, & strawberries.
Sometimes I change it up and get other toppings. Out of all the froyo places that have popped up over the years, Lula’s is the best with having an awesome mix of toppings to choose from.
I love the layout of this shop. For when it’s freezing outside, the inside is perfect. During the summer months, the seating outside is a perfect spot to sit while people watching the typical Bardstown road traffic.
If there’s one complaint, it’d probably be that you have to be careful with loading up your cup. You can easily keep it around 11 or 12 bucks for 2 people, but you can also easily make it 18 – 20 for 2 people. Moderation folks. :-)

Lula’s is awesome! I like that they are open until midnight, always clean, courteous staff, great location, great fro-​yo, wide variety of toppings, and I mean a WIDE variety. A great place to chill and people watch.

I went to Lula ’ s on Saturday at 12:50am. We ran in and were so excited when the gals working confirmed that yes, they were still open we had ten minutes to get our yogurt on. Best. News. EVER! My friend had never experienced ‘fro yo’ and was a literal kid in a candy shop. I like that Lula ’ s has the original tart, which is my favorite from my Pinkberry-​obsessed New York days. My friend got cake batter — and a lot of it. I reminded him that you pay by weight, he didn’t seem to care. He piled on the brownies and cookie dough, while I stuck to the little juice bubble things (what are those called? I can’t remember)
Our total was almost $ 15 which sounds insane, but my friend did load up on all of the heavy stuff…
I do wish Lula had my all time favorite topping, mochi, but it is my understanding that it is not super popular and is kinda pricey.

This was the first place I went too when I moved to Louisville! It’s a nice little fro-​yo place to go too on a hot summer day. Every time I pass bye here I remember my very first day here in the city! It’s great for kids and for having a good time.

Location, location, location. Lula’s got it right when they opened their doors at the busy intersection of the heavily foot-​trafficked Bardstown Road and Eastern Parkway. They knew they would be a favorite for aimless teenagers wanting to hang out with friends and spend their parents’ hard-​earned money.
My star-​rating has nothing to do with the quality of their offerings (their frozen yogurt is delicious and their toppings are numerous and fresh), the cleanliness of the establishment (it’s sparkling) or the service (the staff is the friendliest in town). I give Lula’s a one-​star rating because of value. The prices are sky high. You pay by the ounce. On our last visit, one adult serving with one topping and two very small children’s servings with a few sprinkles set us back over $ 14.
Our family loves all varieties of frozen desserts, but this cost-​conscious mother would rather buy several half gallons of ice cream, sherbet or frozen yogurt at the grocery store that would provide after-​dinner treats for a week than to visit Lula’s again.

My favorite memory of Lula’s has to be standing in line with my fro-​yo behind a trio of zombies.
If Lula’s is good enough for the undead then it’s certainly good enough for me.
I went to Lula’s after the annual Louisville Zombie Attack a few years ago, when it still went down to Bardstown Road and Eastern Parkway. And I’ve grown to enjoy the little fro-​yo shop even more since then.
The humor of zombies in Lula’s was heightened by the fact that Lula’s is so bright, clean and cheerful.
The cake batter frozen yogurt is my fave, and Lula’a excels at mix-​ins. From children’s cereal to chocolate bars to my goodie of choice, cookie dough, they have it.
Lula’s is also a great community partner in that they help area non-​profits.
Plus the benches out front are such nice perches to people-​watch the Highlands … and the zombies.

Birthday cake flavored fro-​yo AND fruity pebbles to top it with?! My joy and satisfaction could not be contained.
The fro-​yo came out a bit faster than I would have liked and I ended up getting way more than I had intended. And once it’s in the cup, there’s no going back! And then since I paid for it, you better believe I am going to finish all of it! My diet was not happy with me on that part… but it was tasty as all get out!

It’s been a summer of fro yo for me and I think Lula’s is the decided winner in the battle of frozen yogurt joints facing off at the Bardstown Road and Eastern Parkway juncture. Living down the street from the two of them, I feel inclined to declare my allegiance to Lula’s. Here’s why:
–Flavors are changed at just the right seasonally appropriate times
–Good mix of sugary and fruity choices
–Friendly customer service that goes above and beyond to let you sample whichever flavors you’re trying to decide between
–The chocolate and candy inspired flavors actually taste sugary through and through as opposed to only temporarily sugary enough to initially cover up a weird bitterness
–Putting it all together yourself just makes it that much more fun!
Tip: If you get the staff’s creation of the day you get two punches on your card! They know what’s up with what to mix in, too

Completely precious! While I’ve definitely been to my share of fro yo locations, Lula’s is incredibly cute and offers some very delicious flavors and toppings.
The shop itself is open and bright, complete with wood floors, vibrant walls and very, very clean tables and counters. The kind employee will make up a sample for you if you seek to try any of the 6 – 8 flavors available (self serve when you’re ready to make your selections). I’m a fan of this extra service as it keeps the kids’ grabby hands to a minimum and surely keeps the fro yo nozzles clean and tidy.
I first tried the Seedless Watermelon Sorbet. YUM. It was fresh, slightly creamy and absolutely perfect for a hot summer day. And while I would have loved an entire vat of that fruity goodness, I was in a chocolate mood. Hey — Kit Kat toppings don’t really jive with watermelon sorbet. So, I ended up choosing a mixture of the cake batter and the cable car chocolate. Both are excellent, creamy, sweet choices. I didn’t gather any faux/​bitter aftertaste that you can sometimes experience with preservative loaded fro yo.
As for the toppings, expect sanitary twist tube dispensers of a well-​stocked variety of candy, sugary cereals, chocolate covered nuts and more. I chose a sprinkling of Kit Kat bits, Reese’s Pieces, chocolate non pareils and a quick dash of chocolate syrup. There’s also warm peanut butter and carmel syrups available, next to the fresh fruit and cold toppers (like chunks of cheesecakes, etc). Viva la Lula’s!

OK. The sign clearly says Lula’s, not Lulu’s. Although, this being Louisville, Lulu might be more apropos, it’s just not correct. And Colorado Springs already has a LuLu’s Frozen Yogurt so there may be confusion if franchising becomes an issue.
Anyhow, in what used to be the spot for Sweet Cece’s (which was a franchise), Lula’s is now locally owned but serving frozen yogurt in that same do-​it-​yourself style. If you’re not familiar with the concept, it’s taking the ice cream bar idea you see at a Golden Corral and expanding it tenfold, more flavors, more toppings, both of the candy or fruit variety and you pay by the pound.
On this occasion, I was strictly a bystander. My boys and I were having a little adventure and as a treat, I thought it would be nice to pause on our trek at this corner of Eastern and Bardstown Rd. Enamored by the interior’s bright colors and walls lined with sweets, they quickly made their way to the bowls and then bee-​lined for the chocolate/​peanut butter frozen yogurt.
Next it was the dry toppings (candy, nuts, etc.) My oldest stayed on theme, adding peanut butter and chocolate chips, my youngest and far more adventuresome added Skittles (?!). Feeling as if we were already to the point of maximum sugar overload, I opted to make sure they skipped the hot fudge and fruit toppings and went straight to checking the damage at the scales.
The counter girl was friendly and made sure to compliment my boys’ new ink (fake tattoos). My youngest eats that stuff up and was sure to show off his colored arm. I was surprised that he didn’t ask if she had any. That would usually be his next line.