Tasti D-Lite

Came in promising a charge in my phone for a purchase, the not only unhooked the TV for me and plugged my phone in, they gave me a delicious treat and a huge smile. My favorite FYshoppe

Kind of like buying store-​brand ice cream of the froyo world, but it still satisfies my cravings, and the owners are dolls.
The flavors rotate — my favorites are coconut mounds and peanut butter squared.
Won’t break the bank either, though I go light on toppings. My concoction is about $ 5 here while more like $ 8 at the other places with shiny bells and whistles.

Cashier was very nice.
Feel free to ask for samples of any flavors.
Brownie topping was stale):
Cheesecake topping was mediocre: /​
Fro-​yo flavors:
Greek Frozen Yogurt — generic tart basic yogurt
Honey Nut O’s — tastes like what your milk tastes like after you have Honey Nut Cheerios, pretty realistic
Mint — mediocre

Love this place. Self self so you mix from 8 flavors to your heart’s content. Lower calories than yogurt and just as good. Owner and staff friendly and helpful.

If you’re looking for some simple fro-​yo, this is a pretty decent place to hit up. Standard flavors, plus a new NUTELLA flavor (signs all over the store advertise funky flavors, but sadly on my visit the typical strawb, choco, vanilla were the key players). Not that I have any complaints because I am ALL about the toppings and this place has it made in the shade! There is a tabletop filled with make your own toppings. Yes, kids, that’s right. You are giving your own scoop to determine the perfect amount of reese’s pieces to make your fro-​yo masterpiece. However, the cashier still handles the fruit. darn.
Overall, I’d hit this place up on a hot day and it’s the closest place I find… legit, tasty, reasonably priced!

The set-​up is clean and easy to navigate & is the same quality as other locations around the city. Good product, choice of toppings etc. You get what you pay for.
The only thing stopping me from giving this location 4 or 5 stars is the people running it! I think they woke up one day and said «I think I’ll run a Tasti D-​Lite! Let’s give it a try! What’s the worst that can happen?!»
I walked in recently and the place reeked of cleaning fluid and I could barely breathe. It’s very disconcerting to see that such harsh, potent cleaning supplies are around food that a customer will eat. I’m all for clean, sanitary eating establishments but it should have been taken care of prior to opening time IMHO. The second thing that put me off was that the guy who was mopping the floor then came over to me while I was trying to get my yogurt and just stood over me and wouldn’t let me have my space… it’s not like I was going to run out without paying. I went over to serve myself toppings and there were no spoons available. The lady who was manning the cash register was cleaning them. Again, I’m all for cleanliness and not using dirty spoons, etc but this is something (else) that should have been taken care of PRIOR to opening. After I got the dry toppings, I had to wait to be served the fruit (which is behind a glass shield and the staff serves to you). I was the only one in the store and mop guy wasn’t hovering anymore and spoon lady had her back to me. A different time I was there, the woman behind the counter had a maniacal grin on her face the whole time… needless to say I was creeped out (and slept with one eye open that night). *sigh*
Overall: good yogurt, toppings etc but the people running the place are just… odd and for the most part, clueless on the BASICS of running a business.

Seems like a newer location of Tasti D-​Lite that opened in the area that is trying to mimic the 16 Handles formula of success.
Walking home from dinner tonight we decided to check it out for a little cold treat before calling it a night. The place itself is one of the larger shops with about a half dozen machines up front dispensing different flavors of soft serve ice cream. One of the staff was handing out free samples and letting us try them all. Nutella, cookies and cream, and vanilla cookie mash were a few that we tasted. Most pretty good and all have the smooth creamy texture. They also have a toppings bar here that looks somewhat of a knockoff of 16 Handles with a mix of candies, fruits, syrups, and assorted crunchy bits to add to your cup of ice cream. You also pay by the ounce too so beware as it can get costly. Some tables and chairs inside, a long cushioned bench along the front window, and a few benches out front to chill at and eat your dessert.
The guy handing out the samples is helpful but stands guard over everything. At least he let us fill our own cups.
I wanna call this place Tasti D-​Handles. Still, it’s ok for an easy low-​fat dessert option if you stay away from the bad toppings.