FrozenPeaks

My boyfriend and I just spent $ 21 for 2 froyo. That’s all I have to say… it’s your average froyo place, but more expensive then you’d think.

It’s a self-​serve place, which I usually really like, but I do not love the yogurt here. The original tart flavor is not quite tart enough for me, but rather sweet. Will need to find another staple in the area for the original flavor!
I have not tried the other flavors so if you are into flavored yogurts, they may do a great job. The fruits were fresh, which is worth noting. It was super clean and not too expensive, which are positives!

Love that place too but for different reasons than I love Red Mango. Here, there are many yogurt flavors and great candy and chocolate (caramel, peanut butter, etc.) toppings. Biggest disappointment: they offer very few fruit toppings. So this would not be the place id pick if I wanted to get a «not-​too-​fat» froyo.

I have been going here since it opened as Crave a few years ago, as I do not like the sour taste of Red Mango. It was good at first but has been steadily going downhill since. The froyo is smooth, consistent in texture, and for the most part the flavors taste natural, however, the flavors don’t change often enough. I am not into toppings, so I can’t comment. The customer service is EXTREMELY poor. Staff could care less and their constant chatter makes the place noisy. My biggest complaint is that the place is now dirty and unkept, unlike a few years ago. They have an outside bench than has been broken for over 2 months with a sign that it is for customers only, then another sign that customers should not sit on the bench. It is a bit more expensive than other places in the city, with no rewards program. I think this place cares less about the customer and feels with the Regal Cinemas across the street that they have locked in business. Thank goodness, Orange Leaf opened up a short distance away — we are going there from now on.

This place looks super clean and the layout of the interior is nice. You can probably eat off of the floor because of how clean it is. However, I didn’t think the frozen yogurt was all that. It wasn’t horrible, but nothing special either. The levers also push out much more fro-​yo than you want or anticipate, so be cautious of that.

The frozen yogurt was decent, if not extremely expensive — more so than the already overpriced fro yo in the city.
My review is more indicative of the customer service at this location.
I politely asked for a sample cup, and the guy behind the counter was on his personal cell phone, barked at me that I only get two samples. When I said okay that’s fine, he told me to pick my flavors — quite rudely.
Anywho, the yogurt was fine, nothing special. The vanilla and pistachio flavors did taste especially creamy, which was nice.
Toppings were typical — though every cup seems to cost at least $ 7.

As far as frozen yogurt spots, I liked their selections. The place was very clean, and I didnt mind the WB program I watched while I savored my dulce de leche, cookies & cream, & strawberry combo. I mostly enjoyed the toppings bar/​buffet, which had my favorite Kit Kats. Also for service it gets a thumbs up, the cashier gave me & my buddy some sample cups to try before we buy. The only draw back was that it was a bit pricey but you get what you pay for. After the treat we jumped across the street to enjoy a good movie at the theater, where we go a dose of really pricey, lol.

Only allowing people to try a maximum of two flavors? Are you trying to close down on purpose? Why do you think all your competitors are more successful than you? Never been to one yogurt or ice cream place where this was the case. I just walked in and walked out — would have gladly become a customer had this rule not been in place. I imagine this rule is in place as to not lose product, but you don’t even allow people to try the stuff on their own — employees do it for you — so how much product could you actually be losing? You couldn’t make customers feel less welcome with such a rule in place — even your employees think the rule is ridiculous, as I was informed that this complaint is constant. One of the stupidest business decisions I’ve encountered in some time — bravo.

This new chain opened recently in place of iCrave, the bizarrely-​named Apple-​sounding froyo shop. It’s basically just a rebranding, as the flavors, layout and setup are exactly the same.
It’s about as good as most other self-​serve places. They randomly have something called the «Base Station» that has a few of the same toppings they have over at the main toppings bar, only they are in those annoying twist to turn dispensers that always let out way too much. I guess it’s a little ploy to cheat you into putting way too many sprinkles on your yogurt which you then have to pay more for.
They have a bunch of good flavors (especially Dulce de Leche), but not as many as they would lead you to believe — they label each swirl flavor as a new flavor name, but we all see what’s going on.
This is a great option for dessert in this area and it sure beats the Red Mango a few stores away.

I went tonight at 7 but they were closed. No sign or anything. Not sue if it is permanent bb

This place is cute. I love the do it yourself set up. The only reason i gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the staff is not so friendly. Each occassion I came here I feel like Im in trouble when asking for a sample cup. Other than that. Its a fun place to have a snack & people watch!

Delish yogurt with a self serve twist. They use all natural ingredients and even add Probiotics!

I’d give it a 3.5 instead.
Stopped in here trying to kill time before watching the Hangover 3 in the movie theater across the street.
The red velvet is really good!
Kinda pricey. But what frozen yogurt place isn’t?

The strawberry was very good!!!

I really enjoy the frozen yogurt here. It’s self serve, and they have some interesting individual flavors. Then, they’re set up so you can create a new flavor when two of them are twisted. I haven’t sampled many of the different flavors, because I’m all about the original tart flavor. I tried a bit of the peanut butter, and it wasn’t too bad.
You do pretty much everything yourself, so there isn’t a whole lot of interaction with the staff until you pay, but they did offer samples when needed, and are polite and attentive when you need them.
The prices are by the ounce. To be perfectly honest, I wanted the froyo so bad, I didn’t really pay attention to the price! I think it’s $.52/​oz.
I’ve been back here twice, and I will definitely be back soon! I would recommend them to anyone.

This place used to be called iCrave, but has mysteriously switched owners and now is called FrozenPeaks, with the exact same décor and layout. Strange.
Either way, this froyo is delicious and creamy. I think my favorite is the chocolate, though the Dulce de Leche and cake batter are great as well.
Bittersweet hot fudge, holla!

a boatload of flavors and an even bigger boatload of toppings. i’m a chocoholic so it’s nice to swing by and get some froyo with a ton of chocolate toppings.

Not bad, but not a great selection of toppings. If you are a fan of cereal on your froyo as am I (capt crunch is the truth), then head a block further to red mango. Otherwise this is a decent froyo option if you are in the area.

Today was my first time coming here and I definitely will be back! It is a self serve froyo place (which I love!) and they have many great options and toppings to choose from. It is a family friendly place but I went with friends and still had a great time. Definitely well kept! The seats were all huge long couch that went from the back to the front of the store+mini comfy stools to sit on and face others.
Any time I’m at Court St, I definitely will be coming here!
Cake Batter froyo is the best! I usually add in strawberries, mangos, chocolate pretzels & vanilla chips in mine :)

I was walking by and stopped in… great froyo place! will go again!