Tutti Frutti

Fun place to stop for a treat. Gorgeous location amongst Spanish architecture.

The only reason this place does well is because there are basically no self serve frozen yogurt places in the area. I said it.
Their yogurt is not as good as other places with self serve. Sure, they have a lot of flavors, but they’re not as tasty or creamy or delicious at all.
Their topping selection is decent but not huge. When I went they were almost out of nearly all the toppings on the left side and had no intentions of refilling them.
Their sampling policy is also ridiculous because you can only try two flavors. I didn’t know this until I asked to try a third and the woman giving out samples said: «Oh no, only two!» then basically ran away and I never saw her after that.
They also have it written very clearly that if you put the yogurt in your cup, you’re paying for it. This seems excessive to me and the yogurt gestapo AKA Tutti Fruitti needs to pump the brakes.
I would 100% go elsewhere for frozen yogurt or head to Sloan’s which is literally a few hundred feet away where they’re not stingy and weird.

«These aren’t really Reese’s PB cups.» «Yeah, they are.» «Real ones don’t have these swirled lines inside and they taste noticeably different.» Blank looks and shoulder shrugs. «That’s false advertising. ««Sorry.» Customer service at its finest, folks.
2 stars for having vanilla bean. Threw the rest out.

Very clean location, friendly staff, happy to give samples of flavors before piling it into the bucket sized containers. This was a quick stop after lunch; I went for the pinapple and coconut flavors with lychee and pomegrante mochi — double yummm! Refreshing, tasty, a little on the pricey side, but it is a serve yourself after all. Would definitely use this location again. Lovely little spot!

Dreamy dark chocolate and the white chocolate mousse with strawberries and chocolate sprinkles is DIVINE.
Friendly staff person at the counter… I wish I caught her name.
Good place to stop to use the free WiFi and people watch.

Great flavors! Great Taste! Make your own!!!

I travel a lot and I’ve pretty much tried every froyo establishment I’ve come across. This place disappoints. Their fresh fruit toppings are as follows: kiwi, blackberries, strawberries, pineapple. I’ve been to so many froyo places in the Chicago area that had more fresh fruit to offer and probably had to risk less turnover due to the climate/​location. Yet this place has a great location in sunny West Palm Beach. Idk maybe I’m too sensitive to the lack of fruit. I can definitely appreciate froyo piled high with cookie dough and cheesecake bites (which they do have). But I want lots and lots of fruit with my California Tart.
Speaking of, the California Tart flavor is good. They also allow you to taste test. The girl at the counter came around to fill my taste test cup for me. I’m guessing the do this when it’s less busy so they don’t have to worry about cleaning up anyone’s mess, which can sometimes be inevitable with those little cups.

yogurt tastes very good. Extremely put off by the kids that «work» in the place on their cell phones/​texting the whole time. Totally lazy…

I like it! It’s one of my favorite options for fro-​yo in the area and now that there is another store in Jupiter, I don’t have to go as far (forgive me, I’m lazy).
Pro’s:
Toppings!
Reasonable-​ish prices (I didn’t feel ripped off)
Good flavors of fro-​yo. (I loved the red velvet cake!!)
Con’s:
Not a huge area (I was a part of a group of four and luckily there weren’t a lot of people in the store at the time, otherwise we would have been REALLY squished)
The location to me is hard to find. Keep in mind that I am a newbie to this area and am not really familiar with this area.
If you are a fro-​yo fan, you MUST add this to your rotation.

Pretty good fro-​yo although the name seems like a misnomer. Not very many fruity flavors here. If you’re craving ice cream, but want to feel like like you’re not completely ruining your diet, stop by this little shop.

Pink Berry in Los Angeles is much better and is the original prototype for this new rage.

How dare you.
How dare you take away my fat-​free self-​serve love for flavors like Red Velvet, Cake Batter, and Cookies and Cream?
How dare you introduce me to the flavor of Taro. Apparently, it’s an Asian root-​based vegetable flavor that is pretty much amazing. And now I am compelled to introduce everyone I know to it’s glory.
Thanks a lot.

My review may be a bit biased because I am completely obsessed with taro, and Tutti Frutti is the only fro yo place that I’ve found in Palm Beach County that serves it. But besides carrying the most heavenly and delicious flavor ever, it’s a really great shop overall. Always clean, friendly staff, and fresh toppings. Love it here.

Best fro yo flavor. Slightly too soft and different scales whether you pay cash or credit. Small area to sit inside.
The flavors do not taste artificial. Cookies and cream, thin mint, taro, cheesecake, tart… delicious. 8.5 oz was $ 4.

This joint replaced Ice Berry. Gone are the tart flavors, which were my favorites. I guess the Asian flavor didn’t jive with the South Florida crowd. Unsurprising, but disappointing. Tutti Frutti is clean and the staff are friendly. It’s still a place we’ll frequent on our summer walks up to City Place.
Request: Tart Taro! It was a favorite from one of my old San Diego haunts…

Love it here! I am a fro-​yo junkie and have been longing for a frozen yogurt place to open in the area. Delicious flavor choices and wonderful topping selection. Reasonably priced. I highly recommend over sloans or gelato!