Cantaloop

Ok. This place is pretty average. Nothing to special about this froyo place. It isnt self serve which ive never really liked. The selection is also kind of small the prices are alright. Id advice to go elsewhere.

Sorry, but I can’t stand places where the staff are unfriendly and rude. Service matters a great deal to me and if you treat me right, I’ll do the same in return. With that said, I didn’t care for the rude guy behind the counter today. This was my first and last time there. I obviously didn’t know how the system worked or what flavors there were, so I didn’t like being pushed into hurrying and ordering something. There weren’t even other customers behind me either, so I didn’t understand the rushed service.
I bought my friend and I the same size and obviously one was A LOT bigger than the other. I’d rather go to Yogurtland where you pay for the actual amount you order instead of having inconsistent orders.

Cantaloop yogurt is awesome!!! I used to be all about Yogurtland, but not anymore. I only tried Cantaloop because my friend goes there right after she gets out of class at PCC, and she said i should try it. I only needed to try it once before i was hooked.
Cantaloop’s flavors are much better tasting then Yogurtland. It’ll make your taste buds go crazy! There Original and Watermelon Sorbet flavor are fantastic and refreshing. The texture is perfect as well. They are a little pricey but they are generous in giving yogurt so it makes it up.
CANTALOOP YOU ARE THE BEST!!!

Friendly service and definitely one of the best frozen yogurts I’ve tried and the emplyees know their stuff, I was recommended to try some mochi on my mango frozen yogurt and it as incredible.
Come here and you won’t regret it!!!

The only reason I’d go to this place is for the Pina Colada flavor, which is really good. Otherwise, I thought the service was terrible. The young woman working was rude and unhelpful. I asked for the smallest size she had and instead of giving me the smallest size, she gave me the second smallest size — which if you’re following, isn’t the smallest size!
That incident aside, the few times I’ve gone there I get the same type of service with an attitude, which is not the feel a yogurt establishment should project. They need to take some lessons in customer service!

I had a good first experience here with a Groupon. They had some good flavor choices but were out of a few of their more popular flavors. We enjoyed good, personal service but were surprised to see the place completely empty. The peanut butter flavor was really good, one of the best I’ve tried. I hope this place lasts because it is a good option in the South Lake district but maybe not the best location.

I love coming here before jiu jitsu practice (Unlike the people who check in here and aren’t actually regulars, whatever though I got a life can’t be worrying about holding dukes). What? You didnt like that? Oh well put it in my complaint box. I’m just trying to help this place out get more customers. Anyways, enough about my little rant, Unilocal I still love you! So I have a friend that works there so I get the hook ups! But even if I didn’t I would pay full price for their frozen yogurt. I’m always there immediately when they open because that’s the time it’s mostly dead. Love love their peanut butter frozen yogurt! Throw in some mochi & you’re goood!
Very sweet people who work there. Love it! I’m beginning to like more than Yogurtland but I could just be biased.

This is my first time trying Cantaloop and I would say, come here if you want a more private experience. I’ve been a long-​term devotee to Yogurtland and it’s always bustling. We came on a Saturday night and it was quiet inside. We enjoyed our yogurts and left. The woman who served us almost felt like a mother and it was almost like we were stepping into her house for yogurt! haha, she carefully prepared the yogurts for us. I got a single and it was well enough to feed my sugar craving. Although there are not as many flavors, I would return if it was much closer!
Besides that, they advertise that their yogurts are natural and they have wi-​fi! :)

Try the Peanut Butter Yogurt with chopped strawberries. So good!!!
This is where I go when I want a little sweet indulgence.

Knock Knock.
Who’s there?
Cantaloupe.
Cantaloupe who?
Cantaloupe with you tonight my dad’s using the ladder.
Anytime I hear the word cantaloupe, or in this case Cantaloop, I think of this bad knock knock joke from my childhood. But luckily for this Froyo Ho the joke is bad but the fro yo is good! This is a cute little place similar to Pinkberry in appearance and is not a serve yourself establishment. They have 8 different yogurt flavors and assorted toppings… the fruit looked really fresh and delicious. The store was very clean. The original flavor is tart and slightly icy like Pinkberry and they also have other flavors that are quite creamy and delicious. I ordered a small half original/​half peanut butter. The peanut butter flavor was fabulous! The small size called the «small loop» was a monstrous portion and for the $ 3.50 quite a bargain. The woman behind the counter was very sweet and friendly. This Froyo Ho will definitely return for more delicious frozen yogurt!!!
Knock Knock.
Who’s there?
The Froyo Ho… gimme some fro yo!

What’s better to eat on a cold rainy winter’s night? Froyo!
Wifey wanted to stop in here so get some dessert to bring for a potluck at a friends’ house.
I thought we would be the only customers for the evening, but there were a few people sitting in the lobby. Parking was a cinch even though it was only metered street parking. We were able to park right in front of the store so we didn’t get too soaked from the rain.
It’s a pretty clean store. The wall decorations or art is a bunch of plastic orange pie shaped trays mounted on the wall. The colors inside the store were bright and cheery.
The lady helping us for the evening may have been the manager. She was very nice about offering us a taste of almost every flavor. This isn’t self serve so I suppose that could go either way on the rating scale. But I didn’t mind.
The cup sizes IMO were a fairly decent size. $ 4.50 for a medium is fairly reasonable and if you wanted to go big a large is $ 2 more. Topping is extra. I would say they offered an array of mouth watering toppings, but on this trip we wanted to keep it real with the nakedness of the flavor. I just wanted the flavor to slap my taste buds.
I would say Cantaloop did succeed on b*tchslapping my taste buds with their tart flavored froyo. The consistency was on the icy side, it’s not creamy like ones I’ve had before. But man, I puckered up so bad that the lady noticed and gave me a sign of approval.
I noticed they have seasonal flavors, but more the most part they have their main flavors throughout the year. It wasn’t bad at all. I definitely liked their peanut butter flavor. So if I’m ever in the area, I might just drop in get a small cup.

This yogurt shop get the rating it got b/​c:
1 star for the very warm greeting!
1 star for the yummy flavors they have!
1 star for the freshest fruits i ever seen in any yogurt shop!!!
1 star for cleanliness of the store and bathroom!!! i never seen such a clean bathroom in a public store
The last star is for the employees, they were so nice and helpful.
Therefore, 5 stars for Cantaloop!!! the best i tried so far. Another thing is my boyfirend is not a fan of yogurt and would never eat it from other place, but when he tried it at Cantaloop, he loved it. So Cantaloop will be seeing us soon!!!

Upon arrival, we were promptly greeted, told about seasonal flavors and offered samples and even given flavor combination suggestions since we were picking up yogurt to bring to a friend’s house. How nice!
4 solid stars for:
Friendly service,
Decent flavors (8 options),
Cute décor,
Free wifi!
Prices are comparable with other fro yo places ($ 4.50 for medium, $ 6.50 for large with no toppings).
Flavors that stuck out:
Peppermint (seasonal) — always a favorite of mine!
Peanut Butter– also a fav, can’t go wrong there!
Dulce De Leche– toooo sweet for my tastes, but flavorful nonetheless.
Kiwi Strawberry sorbet– dairy free yumminess!
Parking: meters on the street in front of the store

1. free WI-​FI!
2. COOOL seating. (tables are kinda small but you can just put two together :)
3. DELICIOUS YOGURT! (pumpkin is so far the greatest and only temporary)
4. Sweet service. you feel at home instantly
5. did i say WiFi? plus it doesnt get packed like all the other coffee shops with no outlets and a million ppl hogging the tablesss.

I love Cantaloop. It has a good ratio of sweet-​to-​refreshing, the staff has always been very friendly, personable and helpful (and I don’t feel bad for asking to try more than one flavor– they all sound so good to me!) and I think the prices are competitive.
I totally loved the Red Velvet flavor they had recently, and the new Pumpkin flavor is awesome– and I ALWAYS try the pumpkin flavor ice creams/​yogurts etc anywhere I go– this one’s way up there.
Every time I go, I am very tempted to order another as soon as I finish my cup! I’ve brought friends from out of town before and they are all big fans– even the «tough guys» who would not typically go for frozen yogurt.
I do really appreciate that the staff is so great. That makes a huge difference– especially when there are so many frozen yogurt places around. Cantaloop has flavors that are unique, fun, and don’t taste artificial-​y. Their fresh fruit topping has always been up to my high standards and I have a tough time deciding what to get because all the flavors and toppings are so appealing.
Great location too. Thanks Cantaloop!

This is a cute little place that I found kind of by accident, or rather by suggestion of one of my friends. I like the fact that their yogurt is natural with supposedly 20% less sugar and 16% less calories that others. My waistline and I are very pleased with that. But anyway on to they important stuff, I don’t care how few calories it has if it doesn’t taste good…
I got the chocolate flavored frozen yogurt with diced strawberries and blackberries on top. It was awesome. The smallest size was more than enough to fill me up. They are pretty generous with the amount of fruit they give you, and I love the fact that their fruit is fresh, not covered in sugar or syrup. It was simple, clean, and good, just like frozen yogurt should be. No need to over-​complicate.
I like the variety of flavors and toppings available, and how everything is fresh. My friend got the green tea yogurt, which was pretty good if you’re into that sort of thing.
Cantaloop is a little bit pricey for fro-​yo, but hey that’s usually to be expected when you want something a little fresher and healthier than the norm. Overall it was tasty, simple, and I’d go back if the opportunity presented itself.

Though it wasn’t hot outside today, I had an unusual request for a cold treat. So, I tried Cantaloop. This is a nice addition to Pasadena. Although I favor sorbet, for lactose reasons, I splurged and took the risk of getting frozen yogurt. Cantaloop has some delightful frozen yogurt and their toppings look, and are, so fresh. The two associates working this evening were most considerate and nice, as they both read the ingredients on all their products to confirm whether or not milk was included. Again, I took the risk, since they use skim milk, and enjoyed my cookies and cream frozen yogurt. Cantaloop offers a green tea frozen yogurt as well. With places like Cantaloop around, I’m looking forward to summer.

OK, things have definitely changed at the Loop since I wrote my last review — Some for the better, some for the worse.
CHANGE FOR THE WORSE — Bye, Bye Banana
Word is that the original tart banana (not the sickeningly sweet, toothpasty-​tasting attempt at a replacement) is gone forever. This is a real shame, because this flavor is epic. Life-​changing. And apparently, poor readers, you will never taste this.
CHANGE FOR THE BETTER — Three is Not a Crowd
They just got two new machines, meaning they should always have eight available flavors. Hooray for more options!
CHANGE FOR THE WORSE — Shot Through the Tart!
Their new flavors are not tart. Now they usually have tart original, mango, acai, chocolate, cookies and cream, peanut butter, peach, and vanilla. Most are good, but the new vanilla is awful, in my opinion. More tart, please. How about more-​tart, less-​sweet peach? Or raspberry?
STILL CONSISTENT — Love the Loop
All in all, I love this place. Fresh fruit, nice selection of toppings, helpful and friendly employees.

I’m not a big Pinkberry fan. I think Cantaloop has to be my fave yogurt place in the new slew of wannabes. There’s one near my work… I was stoked to run across the outpost on Lake which is close to where I live.
My fave is the plain yogurt with blueberrys and chocolate chips. JUst the right amount of sweet and tart. YUM!

Despite the weird swirl job on my plain yogurt (it either looked phallic or was flipping me off), I had a good experience here.
Choices: There are four flavors of yogurt at Cantaloop: plain, mango, blueberry, and banana. I tried some of the banana which was both refreshing and made me think of how Polar Monkey missed their opportunity to be the first one carrying the flavor. I settled on a small plain with blackberries (
) which tasted great. The tartness is just enough to remind you that you’re eating Korean-​style yogurt, but not overwhelming. As an added bonus, the blackberries were very fresh.
Value: My small was $ 3.25 after tax. Not a bad price, but then again the yogurt was moderately sized. I still think all Korean yogurt should be cheaper. How much can it cost to mix and squeeze that stuff from the machine?
Service: There were two people working at around 1 PM when I visited during a weekday. I’m guessing they get a lot of customers even though this place just opened. I got my yogurt fairly quickly despite the hordes of teenagers in the store.
Décor: It looks like Pinkberry’s evil twin threw up all over this place.
Synopsis: Yummy yogurt at a decent price. Swirling could use some work…