Tutti Frutti

The cashier was really friendly and helpful. The flavors of the frozen yogurt were awesome, my favorite is the blueberry! Will go to this place if I am ever craving froyo in the Downtown area.

FROYO mmmmm!
My order:
Original Tart, Pine — Apple, and a WEEE little of the red velvet.
Toppings: Kiwi, Pineapples, mango, strawberries
Filled to the rim because weellll im a fatty! Negative on the red velvet and fruit… THANK GEEBUS I only added a WEE bit of it besides that it was smacking LOL… 39 cents a ounce! Only cost me a little over $ 5 bucks. Usually spend about 7 or more in fairfield or wherever I’m at… so my decision is to come here every time i want FROYO!!! ! Well I guess Whenever I’m in town that is, since I do live about 8 hours away! haha =)

This is a small fro-​yo place located on the upper level of Horton Plaza Mall. The upside was Free Samples in tiny cups and the nice young lady working there. The going rate is 39 cents per ounce, which is the same back home, for the most part. So, the small place means, a small selection in flavors (most are non-​fat, except the one that’s low-​fat) and small selection of toppings, but ya know, it was still pretty good. I got cheesecake and mango with mochi (love love love mochi!) and some fruit– sliced pieces of mango. My husband got red velvet and cookies and cream with a few toppings (but said that he’s no longer focusing on the toppings). Both cost about $ 6.00. There was seating inside but it was such a nice sunny day that we chose outside seating. We’d come here again.

So i just got back from the movies. Went to horton plaza and before the movies I has a sweet tooth. Was in the mood for frozen yogurt so decided to check these place out. I asked the girl at the counter for sample cups. I tried three flavors pink lemonade, vanilla bean and plain. All three of them were running and tasted horrible. Threw all of them away and left. no yogurt before the movie :-(

Three Words: PINK LEMONADE SORBET
Tutti Frutti always reminds me of two things: 1.) Tootie from the TV show «The Facts Of Life»; and 2.) The Rooty Tooty Fresh and Fruity combo at IHOP.
Nonsensical ramblings aside, let’s get to the point of this Tutti Frutti review, yo! — my order and the results! :D
My Tutti Frutti Order:
Yogurt: Pink Lemonade Sorbet. Raspberry Pomegranate Tart. Original Tart.
Toppings: Fruit (Strawberry and Pineapple).
Results: Tasty blend of tart, sweet and fruity flavors. The Pink Lemonade Sorbet — my favorite of the yogurt trio — tasted exactly like pink lemonade! Who’d have thunkit? While I prefer to eat my fruit fresh (the strawberries here are slightly frozen) the fruit toppings tasted fine.
Notes: Fun Flavors. Tutti Frutti’s froyo is pricier in comparison to other shops at $ 0.39 per ounce.

This place is one of my least favorite self-​serve froyo store. The flavors are not bad but it is too watery, so not very good on a hot day. And there isn’t as much flavors as some of the other stores like Yogurtland. The toppings weren’t very good either, the fruits were frozen. And my biggest dislike is the price, it’s higher than average froyo places.

I hit this place up pretty often for lunch. This past summer this was my special weekly treat. They had a pretty decent selection of toppings. I didn’t need that many since I kept it light during lunch. I liked their plain yogurt. I give this place 4 stars for convince close to my work. Cleanliness and the discounts they offered. I am bummed they no longer offer the frequent buyer card. 20 percent and one free cup.

There aren’t many options at Tutti Frutti for yogurt or toppings compared to other places and the price reflects its downtown location. This is attributable to their small storefront space in Horton Plaza, which is so small it only has room for one table inside.
The girl working the counter here was not very enthusiastic about her job at all. When our hero walked in, he noticed her talking across the counter to her friend, who was taking up the only table in the establishment. After taking a long time to measure his order and needing to reset the scale again, our hero had to leave and eat outside because her friend was still occupying the table with no intention of leaving or buying yogurt.
PROS:
— Their yogurt dispensers are fairly high tech and can show the amount of yogurt left and the temperature on digital displays.
CONS:
— Toppings aren’t very fresh. Some of the fruit was crushed and the cheesecake bites were smooshed together into clumps.
— Selection of yogurt flavors and toppings are somewhat limited.
— Yogurt seems to be a bit runny and too liquid in consistency.
— On the pricier side for froyo at $ 0.39/ounce.
— Only one table inside.

Okay so this place is the suckiest yogurt place i’ve been to but its pretty close. San Diego needs to step up their froyo game! So far this is one of the most decent places I’ve seen in downtown they need to have a Yogurtland a lot closer to my office :(
I was not diggin on the gnats all over the place either.

Some of their flavors were just flat out disgusting– blueberry. Consistency was also too liquidy. I was craving froyo though, and finally settled on strawberry cheesecake and chocolate. Ended up being way too sweet for me. First time I wanted to toss my froyo in the trash.

This place is rather awesome.
I like them because they have more candy toppings (sometimes very necessary in addition to fruit) than Yogurtland and all of their yogurts are certified kosher through the OU, whereas only select flavors are permissible for kosher consumers at Yogurtland and you need to know which ones. Topping kashrut may vary.
It’s really convenient also because I can do some shopping and come right in for some froyo.
Like many places, they charge by weight and I believe that to be super smart. It is also self-​service which is way smart as well.
Like I say, you can walk with your froyo or you can have a seat and enjoy the sights and sounds of beautiful downtown. It’s always just a super pleasant experience.
Thumbs up!

I’m a big fan of froyo and I was quite excited to find a Tutti Frutti that I’ve heard so much about but this location was a disappointment.
There was no sampling (–1 pt) so I just picked whatever sounded appetizing: original tart (original and my fave), pomegranate raspberry, and red velvet cake (my favorite cake).
The froyo was watery and started to melt almost immediately (–2 pts) after it came out from the dispenser. The original tart was tasteless and the red velvet cake was like cake batter — ever had underdone red velvet cake? Minus 2 pts. Only the pomegranate raspberry was semi-​okay and it was still kind of flavorless.
Limited toppings (–1 pt). Yucky, squished fruit toppings (–1 pt for each).

This place has the right concept, just needs alittle bit more work.
It’s cool that you can add as much or as little as you want and I like the toppings. And they are not stingy with their coupons. Now the things that need work… the flavors… I love banana flavor but the yogurt tasted nothing like banana and that goes for acouple other flavors they have. And it cant be that hard to restock the toppings bar, especially whipped cream (come on its just a bottle you place there).

Pretty limited in flavors. They did not even have the best flavor or all — TARO. I tried their banana pudding and was not impressed. A small little shop for grab and go. Their decorations are not as trendy as other Tutti Frutti Franchises. Offers frequent buyer’s card which is a plus. Not a whole lot of topping selection, but they do have the basics. Good spot for a fro-​yo shop since there is so much traffic from the mall shoppers, but if you walk around gas lamp, there are many other fro-​yo shops to choose from. The price is $ 0.38 an ounce.

Limited flavors, limited toppings, no samples before buying, inferior fresh fruit, and kinda terrible yogurt. If you want froyo right by Horton Plaza, go to Yogotango, which is at 4^th and G. If you want froyo somewhere in downtown SD, go to a Pinkberry or to my favorite, Yogurtland, in Little Italy on India.
Here at Tutti Fruti, the chocolate was palatable and the raspberry just plain bad. Fruits in the topping bar were all overripe or slightly squished. Sugary but too tart at the same time, and not creamy at all. I strongly suspect that something I ate here contained some sort of icky fake sugar not listed on their ingredient list on the website, as it gave me the same sort of tummy ache that diet soda does. Not eating there again. This was my second and last trip. The first time, I thought I just didn’t like the flavor I picked. I gave it a second chance, in part because it’s closer to both work and home than my favorite one. But twice is enough for me to steer clear of this place permanently, especially since it’s so close to a better (albeit more expensive) Yogotango.

Awesome Yogurt! This is place has yummy creamy yogurt with a good variety of flavors about 8 or so. Not as many toppings as other locations but has good ones. The yogurt even with no toppings is DELICIOUS! Tasty, creamy, melts in your mouth –well it has too but they are really good, staff is helpful and it is self serve so get as much or as little as you want (even if you go overboard stick it in the freezer for later still yummy). Try it. Enjoy it. you will like it!
Level 5 right outside of Macy’s.

Definitely not the best fro-​yo in town. However, the service is great! (for self serve, that is)
If you can manage to find this place in the labyrinth that is Horton Plaza, you are in for a well deserved treat. First go to the food court. So far I have received 2 discount coupons. I also got a frequent shopper card.
I love mixing the classic tart with pomegranate. Yum! I also like the fact that they have jelly bits for topping (classic and coffee), but so do other places. This is just a nice refreshing treat near work.
Some of the fruit was a little tart (under ripe) but overall this place is tasty and refreshing. remember to ask for a coupon if you didnt find one. First yogurt is 25% off!

Found this place today. It was fantastic. I got what looked like a pint (which is the small by the way) for 6 dollars! I mixed 3 flavors and added my toppings. They charge by weight, about $.39 /​oz. I plan on visiting this place often, so should you!!!

On the second floor next to Macy’s in Horton Plaza.
I discovered this place today while hanging out at Horton Plaza. I saw a sign and thought: «mmm…frozen yogurt, let’s check it out!»
I walk in and I’m immediately greeted by a lady working there who was very friendly and explained to me how Tutti Frutti worked. It’s really simple: grab a cup, fill it with your flavor of frozen yogurt, add toppings, and pay. It’s that simple.
You can mix and match the flavors and add as much topping as you want. The price is based on weight ($ 0.39 per oz) so for two of us we spent about $ 12 total for this delicious treat. That seems like a lot but just wait until you see how much frozen yogurt that is! The small cup itself was about the size of a pint.
Some of the frozen yogurt flavors I saw were classic tart, chocolate, banana pudding, pomegranate, peanut butter, mango, strawberry, and raspberry.
Some of the toppings: chocolate chips, white chocolate chips, sprinkles, mixed nuts, cotton candy sprinkles, fruit loops (huh? haha), brownie bits, cookie crumbs, and fresh fruit (melons, kiwis, strawberries, peaches, and mandarine oranges)
My boyfriend combined Classic Tart, Pomegranate, and Mango frozen yogurt and added pineapple and kiwi as his toppings.
I combined chocolate and banana frozen yogurt with coconut shavings, nuts, and strawberries for a twist on the banana split. Absolutely fantastic! Mmmm!