Luscious Premium Frozen Yogurt

I only found this place thru a daily deals and I was glad for it.
A little different from other self-​served yogurt, here it was by cupsize instead of weight, so fill ‘em up! Given how much a cup holds, I’d say the price was comparable to other places.
The quality of the frozen yogurt is very good, smooth and rich. I specially like red velvet and cheesecake. The topping selection was not the biggest but decent. The few times I have been, the cashiers were all friendly.

They don’t have a lot of toppings compared to other places. The whole set up of the place is a bit strange and awkward. there is no bar behind which the workers stand. When i came here they only had 4 flavors of yogurt available. the plus, however, is that they have a flat rate: $ 3 for small and $ 5 for large. i always put too much yogurt in my cup and forget to leave room for toppings –_​_​–

It’s quite possible I’ve become a fro-​yo snob, but I’m not sure what the big deal is here – the ambiance is lacking, area is small and awkwardly crowded when more then two people try to self-​serve and toppings are ordinary. I got the vanilla-​chocolate swirl and some cheesecake – the yogurt was icy, and I prefer mine creamy, especially these type of flavors. Also, they were out of large cups and lids for small cups, which proved interesting when trying to juggle a couple of «melting» to-​go yogurts – knowing it was going to be a warm weekend, you’d think they’d be prepared. Gosh, I really am sounding like a snob – but I take my fro-​yo seriously: o)
On the plus side, service was helpful and cheery (which is always very nice) and the prices very reasonable. Maybe you get what you pay for?

I’m a huge fan of yogurt and this is by far the best yogurt place i’ve ever tried: D I’d probably eat a cup of their yogurt everyday if I could!

Yo, yo, yo, I like froyo and this place gots the froyo that makes you go ‘fsho doe bro!” for justa bit o’ dough, your froyo fix will get fixed when you licks the sexy dark cho-​co-​late, the variety of toppings is what you make of it.
SWEET RHYMES NO? Well yeah, I try. haha, Luscious is a neat-​o little frozen yogurt shop which has a few interchangeable flavors and a huge variety of toppings. Personally I am more of a chocolate/​vanilla person so I enjoy the sexy dark chocolate as mentioned in my attempt to rap; I also enjoy the vanilla and cheesecake. Also be sure to check out awesome open mics that are held on the last Saturday of every month!

Yay, I finally got to try this place out! It’s in the vicinity of Cramer’s Bagels, Starbucks, etc. right across the main entrance to Santa Clara U. So near. When I had the opportunity to come here, I was the only one in the little shop! They don’t have a variety or abundance of flavors, but what they do have, is yummy. I enjoyed the peach, cheesecake, vanilla, and a bit of chocolate mixed in too. For the non-​fruit non-​mochi toppings, they have some dispensers on the wall where you basically twist the knob to get the toppings you’d like out. My favorites of course were the marshmallow and white chocolate chips. For the fruits, the blueberries were fresh and surprisingly sweet for the winter season, strawberries, a raspberry, and some mochi balls.
The only minor gripe I have is that they go by the cup now. A small is $ 3, and a large is $ 5. You can stack it up though; the girl let me pile on mounds of more froyo and toppings, so it’s basically unlimited. .25 processing fee if you decide to go with your credit card.
The girl working at the time was really nice! She let me write my own little unoriginal blurb on the wall. Look for «Emmie Le hearts froyo» next time you’re around. ;)

I’d been meaning to come to Luscious for awhile, being a froyo-​junkie. It’s right next to campus, so it’s pretty convenient for SCU students. The boy&I finally made our way here after splitting a bagel at Cramers.
It’s kind of a cute little café with high tables&stools for you to sit on. I like the chalkboard wall; reminds me of So Frais in Fremont. The girl working at the time was pretty nice and talked to us for a bit, too. I’m most definitely a «tart froyo» kind of girl, and I was pretty disappointed with Luscious’s tart, but their peach + cheesecake froyo combination is DELICIOUS. That + cheesecake bits + mangoes + mochi + colored mochi = a very very very happy Amy L. $ 3 for as much yogurt/​toppings as you can fill a «small» bowl is really reasonable [$ 5 for a large].
So yeah, not bad a at all. I like Luscious a lot more than I like Frozo’s, but not quite as much as I like Blondies [ice cream], so I’ll probably be back! Yay :)
Oh, and they have Five Stars, so if you buy… I forget how many, you get one free! Yay :)

Great Froyo Shop! The manager works really hard to make sure the quality is high, both on the product and environment side of things. Seri, always takes care of everyone at my company.
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This review is coming from a SoCal native, so our standard in frozen yogurt/​froyo can be quite high. Call us froyo snobs but you gotta admit that we have all sorts of yogurt shops down in SoCal to select from, you can find one practically in every neighborhood.
Unfortunately, we can’t say the same about NorCal (sorry no offense). Maybe is the weather but a decent frozen yogurt shop in NorCal seems impossible to find. Sure there’s Pinkberry but that’s more of our fallback spot, I prefer to support mom & pop shops as they typically provide better customer service and open mind to creative idea. Plus we could get Pinkberry anytime we want back in LA. So through our buddy’s recommendation, we dropped by Luscious few weeks back at the tail end of our mini roadtrip. I gotta say it didn’t disappoint!
The tartness of the yogurt is between Red Mango (very tart) & Pinkberry (less tart), so according to my taste buds, it’s a good balance (I always get the original flavor because I like to be a purist when i comes to froyo). There are plenty of toppings to satisfy whatever cravings you may have.
The décor of the shop is pretty awesome. I gotta LOVE the chalkboard/​graffiti wall! Apparently they held artist nights to support local performers, artists and photographers! Being a photographer myself, that’s something I appreciate from any mom and pop shops.
Overall, I have to give it a 5 star rating mainly due to the fact that it is the best froyo i have tried in all my years of visiting NorCal. Unless another shop in NorCal proves better, this will be my go to spot every time i’m traveling near the area!

Now this place is a diamond in the rough. Located across the street from Santa Clara University. I am actually tired of all the frozen yogurt places out there and all the big chain companies. It’s all the same where ever you go. To be honest, because of that, i’ve actually stopped eating frozen yogurt. But then a friend recommended this place and thought I’d give it a try. Now get this, my friend NEVER recommends anything and for her to give this place a thumbs up, I had to try it. Well, my 5 stars should say everything. The Raspberry Pomegranate Sorbet is the best flavor in my opinion. or all you Reese’s fans out there, they’ve got a flavor combination for YOU. And let me say, its to die for. It broke me into pieces like Reese’s. (bad joke, sorry!!) Lastly, the service is amazing. Ask for Haley, she’ll take great care of you. Go Froyo!!!

ehhh. As a frozen yogurt joint, it was alright. I mean, I’ve have better. But the location is great. Right next to a college campus! Great! I go here just for the convenience. aha.

The actual fro-​yo is more like 3.75 stars, but the service is great. The location is struggling because it opened as summer started, so SCU students really haven’t had the chance to go and give it business.
One of the owners was there when my dad, sister and I went for a quick froyo trip before returning to work. The place was empty and he was super helpful, great attitude. He told us that they’re struggling right now.
If you are a business in the area, they give you a GREAT discount! Go support them :]

I’m all for mom and pop shops IF they are good. This place is legit. The yogurt is here up to par and the consistency is comparable to the Yogurtland shops. I got four different flavors and I especially enjoyed the raspberry tart. It was super fruity and refreshing. The chocolate and tart were also good. All the coconut lovers will definitely enjoy the coconut flavored froyo. I always choose blueberries and mochi for my toppings, which were both good here. They charge 38 cents per oz which is more than reasonable. And they ring you up using an iPad — pretty neat.
My top two go-​to froyo shops are still hands down, Fraiche in Palo Alto and all the Pinkberrys. But if you’re in the area, Luscious will do the job.

I’d think a yogurt joint near the campus would be gangbusters but this place is fairly quiet. Very minimal in aesthetics and they have a handful of flavors. Went outside my norm and got peanut butter and cheesecake. Both fairly tasty with a good texture. The day I went in their Square Ipad setup wasn’t working so we went the cash rout. On a nice warm day you can sit outside on the patio and enjoy your frozen treats.

I’m slightly lactose intolerant but my love for froyo compels me to ignore the pending gastrointestinal discomfort for a cup of the Ghirardelli chocolate yogurt and mini-​mochi balls. They’ve done their homework on locating such wonderful flavors.
Couple of things to note that is really cool but may or may not be relevant to this review. There is a giant chalk board mounted that covers an entire wall for you to write on. Also, it’s the first time I’ve seen anyone use an iPad to run transactions.

Uhoh. I’ve found yet another favorite fro-​yo place. I conveniently have to walk past this place twice a day to and from the Caltrain station, and I always tell myself that I’ll be able to resist. Usually I’m wrong…
The best combo? Peanut butter and Ghirardelli chocolate swirl. The tart isn’t bad either. The toppings=your usual selection. The prices (39 cents/​oz) are on the medium/​high side, but the yogurt is top quality.
Best part is that this place uses an iPad to make all transactions. It’s the future!!!
Good luck trying to resist this place…

I love yogurt and cupcakes. Well okay I love sweets! Being in SJ with plenty of yogurt places, it’s hard to give anyone 5 stars.
Why 5 stars? Well their yogurt is pretty bomb. They got the main flavors so it’s not like you have a ton to choose from, which is good. The more options the more headache bc I can’t decide! & their toppings are fresh!
I had their cheesecake yogurt with cheese cake bites, heaven in my mouth! Not exaggerating. Oh and their mango and peanut butter yogurt too, pretty good.
Clean, plenty of parking, & it has cupcakes! I’m a sucker for cupcakes and their red velvet beats sprinkles and karas. If I’m saying these are better than my own, then its pretty freaken good!
If you’re around the corner or just wanna try something different. Try luscious! You won’t leave unhappy. Promise.

New age froyo. The writing is on the wall — literally.
The place is great for kids and adults alike. There are all the toppings that one would hope for with their froyo. Even Mochi! This place will be the go to for all the hip kids that are from Santa Clara University because of the atmosphere and free wi-​fi.
I enjoyed a sample of their strawberry cheesecake but ended up going with the traditional tart. Both were awesome. The owner was there and went out of his way to make sure that I got the flavor I wanted.
Go in, have some froyo, write on their chalkboard wall and then review them on Unilocal

pretty cool, modern joint. had a soft opening and they were offering free samples. thus the 5 stars. how could i pass up free?!!
cheesecake flavored yogurt? sounds weird but it was bomb! I also asked for a strawberry chocolate mix and that was luscious.
toppings are abundant, fresh, and whacky. the usual fresh fruits, mochi (my fav) but the wacky part was they had all sorts of cereals. owner mentioned a cereal bar, where you could grab your breakfast here as well.

simple place with an interesting modern theme (they use iPads/​iPhones for doing card transactions). it hasn’t completely opened yet but i’m sure with time it has potential to be great, especially since it’s neighboring SCU.
i’m not a yogurt nazi or anything but what they have is pretty good. all kinds of toppings (love the mochi) and they also have drinks and some cupcakes for sale. i would say this place is a little more thought out than most other yogurt places.