Flying Cow Frozen Yogurt

like all yogurts. no special flavors. but I do love the rock chocolate, that was very delicious and I’ve never seen on other frozen yogurt shops.
went on a Tuesday afternoon and no one was there lol. the cashier was very nice, hope he gets more people sometime.

My boyfriend and I stopped in for dessert and had the most amazing carmel salt yogurt. We will definitely be coming back to this location. The girl at the counter was also very sweet.

Decent, nothing to write home about.
Flavors were mediocre, service was blah, toppings were more blah.
The divider was a cool amenity when getting 2 or more different flavors.
I don’t need to return once was plenty.

Always good flavors and a lot of toppings. The people who work there are nice too. Never a huge line. If you live in the Park Pacific building you get 25 percent off, which is nice.
Try chocolate with blueberries and their low fat granola. That’s my favorite. But they have non-​dairy options too.
Remember to get a punch card.

I decided to check this place out after a Card’s game on a Saturday afternoon… almost wish I didn’t. There were only 2 other people there and it was a little depressing. Even though they were open until 10:00 that night, they were out of a lot of the toppings, so I thought they were about to close. The man that was working was so rude-​he was too busy talking on the phone to even barely look or even say anything to me while I was cashing out. And the frozen yogurt was nothing special.

I stopped by St. Louis for a visit and decided to have a frozen yogurt and came across this gem. It has really good yogurt. You can tell the ingredients are good compared to other stores that use cheap ingredients and yogurt powder.
Ambience was clean and modern.
Service was friendly.
I had the angel food cake, cake batter, and Dutch chocolate.
Location: 2 blocks from scotttrade stadium. 8 blocks from Busch stadium. Very central to downtown and close to library.
Next time I am in town, I will definitely visit again.

46 cents an ounce when we went, your typical frozen yoghurt place.
Only gripe I have is they don’t have plain tart froyo which I normally get. Otherwise they’re A-​OK

Can count on Flying Cow to satisfy that midday sweet tooth craving. Close to my work so love making the quick walk to grab a delicious treat. The store is always clean and welcoming, only complaint is that I wish there were more toppings to choose from and a larger amount of toppings in the bins. I usually stop in with 3 – 4 people and by the time we’ve all swept through the toppings bar we’ve wiped them out! Definitely stop in if you want a delicious and some what healthier sweet treat!

I love when I have a craving and when I get what I was craving it exceeds my expectations. This frozen yogurt was so good and the bar was clean.

LOVE THIS PLACE. I was very impressed and how cute it looked. Friendly and easy! Great ice cream nice flavors and toppings and in a great area just a walk from the arch.

OMG! The non-​dairy strawberry lemonade is amazeballs. This stuff kept giving me foodgasm after foodgasm. Thank you, Stephanie S. for introducing me to this place! Parking is a pain in the neck (typical for downtown). You can’t pay the meter with your credit card like the ones at the Central West End. I am soooo coming back to this place.

This place has some of the best Froyo I’ve ever had! I was really crazing some Froyo last week, but the place we normally go to is closed for the winter so we decided to give the Flying Cow a chance. The Peanut Butter froyo tasted like legit peanut butter and they have an awesome selection of toppings. It was also RIDICULOUSLY cheap for our two big portions. I may have to betray our regular place and start going here in the summer!

This Flying Cow location rocks!
It’s the only one I’ve been to and I love it. It’s super centrally located being right off 13^th St and has plenty of street parking available (bring meter $$$).
It’s in a really nice building and has a ton of inside seating for a frozen yogurt shop. They also have a TV so you can monitor how the cards are doing while you chow down on a sweet treat.
Now to the good stuff, they have a great variety of flavors! All of the basics (their plain vanilla is amazing) but also fun stuff like pumpkin! They offer a middle lever to mix the two side flavors… wise choice. This way you don’t have to have an artificial swirl. They also have a robust topping bar. Nothing unique but all the good stuff a FroYo bar should have!
Don’t forget to add a gummy bear on the top: D

The only froyo place I’ve been to in STL that has several «Twist» combinations of flavors. Combined with solid quality and fair pricing, this earns a 5 star.

Strange experience.
The yogurt is yogurt… but the whole place was really odd. Needs a little more oomph to get the crowd.

It’s frozen yogurt with lots of toppings. The store is clean and the variety of yogurt is vast. The yogurt a bit runnier than at other stores, but it’s still delicious.
This location is great for people watching, so if the weather cooperates you should definitely sit outside.

I just wish a frozen yogurt place would break from the norm interior that looks like a prison shower. I got excited as I entered this place. It had a happy trail of carpet that made me think there would be some shag going on inside, but alas, just a jungle of tile.
Sterile plastic tables await you, but you won’t care because the yogurt here is damn good. A little too thin tonight, but whatever, just give me a straw, I’ll drink the shit. They had caramel popcorn flavor. I know that sounds so gross, but it was the best shit ever. It was very Eagle Scouts meets TCBY.
Cute counter boy. Did not respond to my attempts at flirtation. Might want to get that looked at.
Outdoor seating. Fifteen thousand bonus points for that. Overlook the new library, Soldier’s Memorial, or all the douches eating at Alumni. Sorry, I actually don’t know if it is douchey to eat at Alumni. Is it douchey to eat five gallons of caramel popcorn frozen yogurt while crying about how fat you are? Not that I did that.
I did that.
You should too.

Great stuff! I learned that this location opened up about 3 months ago, in speaking with the guy at the counter. They’re in the ground floor of the old Missouri Pacific Building, on the southeast corner of Olive and 13^th.
I opted for a mix of the salted caramel and a chocolate, as well as some alpine vanilla, and then applied a topping of heath bits and coconut shavings. Very good!
Charge by the ounce. Got out of there for less than $ 4.50. There are sample cups — very small, but a nice opportunity. Interesting mix options presented.
Yogurt is sourced from a maker in Oregon. The guy said they tried many options. They found this to be superior. It is good — smooth [d’uh, it’s yogurt], not too heavy, but not watery, good flavors [including the berry one that I sampled]. I believe he said that maker is also the source for FroYo’s yogurt.
Lots of toppings. Looked fresh. All self serve. Guy at the counter was very friendly.
Local-​owned. One other location [also noted in Unilocal], that has been open a couple of years, it sounded like.

Most frozen yogurt places seem to put all their energy into the toppings. This place has good frozen yogurt, so that the toppings become the after thought that they should be.
MIght be the best or second best in the area (after that place out in U-​City which was overrun by teenagers and had all sorts of attitude issues, leading me to not even bother reviewing, in spite of their good quality stuff.)
Flying Cow is also very kid-​friendly and their open Mondays.

Went here after trying Alumni next door. Has a smaller selection of toppings than some other places, but they have all the best ones. Pretty big selection of different yogurt flavors. I went with toasted marshmallow and chocolate… I mean how could that be bad? If only they had marshmallow sauce to pour all over it too…
Only strange thing was that they had no furniture… they just opened so I’m sure they’ll fix that soon.