Fruity Frogurt

Beware! They’re on the verge of closing down so most of the machines are «out of product» and I was told by a very lazy employee that what they had was it. Nothing more was coming in (he was sitting at one of the tables and never got up even when we asked if we could have some samples. We were on our own for finding spoons to do that). So sad. We had liked this place.

We had 2 flavors. Both were very watery, very cheap.
Taste was weak, chocolate syrup was artificial ingredients.
Will not go again.
bfn

Staff was very thorough and helpful. Small selection but the watermelon and orange burst flavors are soooo good. The toppings center was neat and clean and the place was clean and bright. Would visit again and soon!

The employees were super nice and the place was clean, but the froyo just wasn’t good. It was over sweet and grainy and some of the flavored were just bad, especially the banana, bleh.

After eating a super spicy dinner, I felt some froyo was in order and stopped by Fruity Frogurt in hopes it would ease the fire in my mouth. The first indication I should have gone somewhere else was the fact that it looked deserted i.e. the sign wasn’t lit and no one to be seen inside. Walked in and over to the selection of about six flavors. When compared to other froyo spots like Spoon It & Sweet Cece, Fruit Frogurt is a dirty dive. Not only did I not get a «Hi» from the guy who eventually made it to the cash register but the names on the froyo machines were written on masking tape…
Ok, maybe this guy is having a bad day and maybe their labels are being shipped in tomorrow? The froyo is the reason I’m here, so whatever. Oh, except the fact that the froyo was labeled wrong and my chocolate and vanilla cup consisted of chocolate and orange froyo. W. T. F. Sorry Fruity Frogurt. I was ready to give you the benefit of the doubt but the monstrosity of a combo I ended up chucking in the trash has cemented the fact that you’re just awful.

The yogurt is the only thing sweet here! What a poorly ran business. Beware buyer. The one employee couldn’t care less during our visit!

The best selection of flavors that rotate from time to time. I love that you can get lots of fresh fruit all year long as well. I don’t even have a favorite flavor – they’re all so good that I just mix a bunch of stuff together and eat it as fast as I can. It’s that good!

My 7 y.o. daughter loves this place and so I take her there. Upon entering and as always we are greeted by the green color found in Hanna Montana’s bedroom. The selections are nice and seasonal and updated from the last time there. I select Irish mint and pecan praline and my daughter serves herself the cookeis n cream and chocolate. The yogi was good like always but the mgt/​owners have to do someting about the cleanliness of this place. From the entrance to the restrooms it’s a sticky mess. I always like to do a hit and run here but the kiddo likes to stay and enjoy her concoctions on the stool and table. This place would warrant a 5 but the trash cans have to be emptied, the restroom cleaned, the floor swept and mopped and the windows windexed!

First I want to be honest and say that I am not a frogurt expert. I for one prefer real ice cream or gelato but I have had my experiences with «frogurt» and have actually been to some great places. I just really haven’t had time to review those. Anyway, I was babysitting my 6 year old niece and we went shopping and this place just happened to be next door. I decided to take her there because she said she hadn’t been to one of these places before and I thought it would be fun for her to taste different flavors and pick out her candy fixings etc…
So we arrive and I know the drill so I ask the uninterested, very anti-​social guy working there for a couple of tasting cups. He gets up which seemed like a huge bother for him because he had to stop texting for a minute and without saying a word to us, gave us our tasting cups. He then proceeded to sit back down and continue texting. I didn’t think about it at the time but I should have taken a picture of that and posted it on here. They didn’t have many flavors to choose from. but we both happened to find something we liked. I’m a little boring when it comes to frogurt and I usually like vanilla so that I can then make it taste good with all the chocolate candy I’m about to put in it. My niece got some strawberry flavor and mixed it with vanilla. I did taste the strawberry but it didn’t seem to have much flavor but like I said, I’m not expert. My niece had alot of fun choosing her fixings and then we had to inconvenience the guy working there to actually ring us up. This too seemed like a big feat for him.
Well at least the place was clean and well maintained although I was pretty sure that this particular employee had nothing to do with it. While we were eating our just okay average frogurt, a woman came in with her daughter and told the employee that she had never been there before and how does this work. The guy told her in a kind of annoyed and mumbled voice and while pointing to the back of the store, «The flavors are over there, grab a cup, put the yogurt in, and pay up here.»
So the woman starts going over there and her daughter starts asking her, is that flavor good, what about that one. The woman looked confused the whole time. I then told her that there are sample cups at the register if she wants to try the flavors before she decided. She thanked me and said something like «He didn’t tell me that up there.» I told her that yeah, he’s not exactly the most excited employee. So anyway, this is a long review for me but I was very annoyed by the service here and maybe that affected the way I enjoyed my «frogurt» there but it definitely is not the place I will recommend to my frogurt loving friends. I know there’s always one bad seed in a bunch and they probably have a caring employee there somewhere but overall, this was a bad experience for me.

OK, yes, the service was nothing extraordinary.
The good news is, service is not really required. Simple concept — you go in, grab a cup, and start loading up with yogurt. They have sample cups so you can try before you buy. My girlfriend and I went the other night and shared a dessert for just over $ 4 that tasted GREAT! We mixed four flavors, then topped it off with fruit and nuts. Delicious! Why would I not go back there???

Fruity Frogurt wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great either. The idea is fantastic: self serve frozen yogurt and toppings by the ounce. There are a number of these places around town these days which I love, so I was excited about giving this place a try. Walked in after lunch with a group of people and it was empty. There wasn’t even anyone there to greet us. We sort of wandered around for a minute trying to see where to start and found the cups all the way at the back of the store. They had about 8 or 10 different flavors of yogurt which were hand written on the machines. It sort of seemed like they weren’t cooling properly because the yogurt sort of dribbled out. I tried a little bit of each of the flavors and they were all just okay. That real frozen yogurt taste is not for everyone, but I usually enjoy it. At the end of the line, you put your cup on the scale and you pay by weight. For 8 people, it was super affordable!
After paying, my group pulled together the chairs they had scattered around the store. There were two couches and and coffee table in the corner, but the couches looked like something you would find in a guy’s college dorm… filthy!
Really, there was nothing spectacular about this place. I hope that will do more to create a more inviting atmosphere and at a minimum replace the furniture with something that is not covered in stains!

Pros: they have lychee/​pineapple jellies to top your yo w/​and they have original tart flavor. And it’s 49¢ or so per ounce of yo.
Con: original tart is the only good flavor and the toppings are the only thing that can save your tongue from tasting too much of this cheap stuff.
Just gah, ugh, yuck! There’s a indie yo shop in san macros called Crazy Good from a couple out of California – Fruity Frogurt (Ff) needs to learn from this shop.
There’s no music playing in Ff, the employees are so bored to death (or unhappy to be there i cant tell) and are always surfing the Internet to cure themselves, the couches are terrifically stained like someone had dirty sex on them, the fruit in the toppings bar is always half gone and a little unattractive or at least some blueberries were, they don’t change out their flavors very often, reaching for those sauces/​syrups is kinda annoying because they’re scattered and take you away from the toppings when they could just be grabbed off the top of the sneeze guard, there’s no sampling cups just to take and try what you like (you have to ask and I’m sure the employees mind giving a customer 1 sample cup at a time a bit. If you’re serving yourself yo to purchase, you can do it just as well if it’s sample.) and finally the flavors are the fakest-​est-​est-​est-​estiest I’ve ever tried. Peanut butter sure isn’t itself unless it’s old fashioned candy wafers oldsters love. NY cheesecake is… not for sure.
Money needs to be put into purchasing better formulas to make that yo. 49¢ per ounce can’t be your only incentive to go to Ff.
Crazy Good 40+ miles away makes Sticky Buns, Acai Berry, Red Velvet, Raseberry, mint-​chocolate and the all time fave Cake Batter and they all taste like what they’re named after! It’s all WIN.
Fruity frogurt is fruity FAIL.
Ff take notes.

This was such a great surprise to find without even looking! As I walked to Target I turned around and saw this place. At a fast glance I thought my contacts were playing games with my eyeballs. No, it did say Frogurt, not Yogurt, triggering my curiosity! Walked in to a delightful employee ready to introduce me to the wonderful world of Frogurt! I love Yogurt so this is a fusion of it + Ice Cream. Around the corner you pick the size of container, and decide which flavors you want. The employee handed me some taste cups and went to town! Honoring the summer I went citrus– Classic Pineapple Tart was the flavor of the day! Moved on to the topping selection: Berries, Kiwi, Coconut Jelly (first time I tried it-​very delish), topped off with Roasted Almonds. They take the cup and weigh it. This cup full of awesomeness for just under $ 3! My walk to shop for the evening just got 10x’s better ;) great find!

Finally a place to get fruit flavored frozen yogurt again! They have the usual chocolate and vanilla flavors too but the variety of fruit flavors is the way to go. The set-​up and décor is nothing great, maybe with time and hopefully success they will work on that.

Yay! Finally something similar to Yogurtland makes its way to San Antonio! Absolutely love taking the kids here. They get a kick out of self serve and choosing toppings.
And considering I’m such a gelato fan, I do love a good frozen yogurt place.

Not spectacular, but it’ll do the trick. The people that work there are friendly enough if you ask them for assistance, and the place is clean.

I’m going to be fair here. It was good, but certainly not great. I wouldn’t go back again. I had the cookies and cream yogurt, which was creamy and didn’t taste as low in fat/​cals as it was with some nuts and sprinkles on top (yes, sprinkles because I like to think I’m still 6). My other half had the chocolate with gummy bears and brownie bites (Because he thinks he’s 6 as well). Do NOT get the brownie bites as a topping. He had me throw them out the window while he was driving. Really Gross. Prices have increased from what I hear, now 39 cents an ounce. We didn’t go nuts and it was 7 bucks for both of ours.
So, long story, kinda short… it was ALRIGHT. Nothing to write home about. Yogurt was better than avarage, toppings stale and service was less than desierable. I don’t know if the kid at check out even had a voice?

Fro-​Yo is all the new rage! It has «almost» replaced tapioca drinks as the IT store to be owned by Asian people. Seriously!
There are a few fro-​yo places in SA but this is the only one that I know of that does the sale by how many ounces you buy, which to me, is a better deal. They charge 40cents/​oz, while other places automatically charge you $ 3 for a small cup + $ 1 for every topping (highway robbery!).
Boyf and I happened to be in the area eating dinner so we swung by here to get a quick dessert on-​the-​go.
I got a trio of pineapple, raspberry, and strawberry — topped with mango and granola! YUM! Light and refreshing.
Boyf got the espresso flavor with nuts for his topping. The flavor was spot on and great for coffee lovers!
Our total was $ 4 for both. Not too shabby, eh? Of course, if you load up your cup then you pay more, but half of the container is plenty for moi.
Decoration is minimalistic but there are a few tables to sit at if you want to dine-​in.
Maybe I should open a fro-​yo place on my side of the ‘hood?

There may be nothing spectacular about this tiny frozen yogurt shop hiding away in the corner of the «Terrrget» strip center in Park North Plaza, unless of course you are a 10 year old. If that is the case then I suspect that this shop is a frozen wonderland of icy cold creamy goodness with a whole buffet table of goodies to top it off with. And that is the point. Not having my 12 year old with me, the first thing I thought of upon walking into this two tone, ripening Bartlett pear green frozen yogurt shop was, Maddie would love this.
They have six or so frozen yogurt dispensers with two flavors each for you to sample before deciding which one or ones you would like to self serve into your cup. There are no sizes for the cups but one because you pay for your creation by the pound.
Just like at Godiva chocolate but without the small personal loan to foot the bill.
Today’s offerings; green apple, cookies and cream, chocolate, espresso, vanilla bean, tart sour, and others I can’t remember just now. So if you want to make a yogurt version of a suicide then you most certainly can. Then it’s off to the toppings bar with sprinkles, gummies, marshmallows, chocolate drops, nuts, etc, etc, etc,
Sounds good doesn’t it? Now imagine that you are 10 again.
Sounds pretty damn great now, huh!
Great concept. Cheap. Simple. Made for kids and the kid in the adult.