Gurtzberry Yogurt Extraordinare

Meh

I’m hooked. This is not that frozen yogurt that tries to taste like ice cream. This is the original with that tart taste — perfection.
I get the original with strawberries and walnuts — every time, although they have all sorts of toppings from fruit to candy.
Place is cute, service is good. On a nice tree-​lined street where you can sit outside and people watch, read a book, or chat with your friends or sit inside where it’s nice amd cool on a hot day.

Meh! The service was incredibly slow. There were only four of us in the store and we all got smoothies. The lone girl behind the counter went out back to make the smoothies and took almost 15 minutes to get all four to us. First off, this set up is odd. Leaving the counter unmanned for that length of time is just not inviting. Secondly, 15 minutes for 4 smoothies?! Unacceptable. Once we did get them, they tasted fine, but certainly didn’t make our heads spin. At $ 5 a pop, the final product just didn’t justify the price.
I shall not return.

Okay, so I’m giving in four stars, but the main reason I’m doing so is because of the diverse dessert options they offer… which is kind of awkward because the yogurt – you know, the stuff this place is supposed to specialize in – would warrant a three or less.
To start, the yogurt has a tart flavor. If that’s what you like, then by all means, go here and not to the other frozen yogurt places that are more like cream than yogurt. Just be prepared to only choose from about two flavors of yogurt (which rotate periodically), and get ready to spend a pretty significant amount of money as far as yogurt goes.
I like that you can go with a group and everyone should be able to find what they want: yogurt, gelato, ice cream, italian ice, and a variety of toppings to choose from. And the place is cute with its modern décor so typical of the frozen yogurt shops all over Orlando and Winter Park.
But the service is fairly slow, and if you want more than their allotted number of toppings, you’ll have to pay more than I am willing to pay to get them.

I made a stop at this frozen yogurt place at the coveted corner of Park Avenue and Morse, after I came away from lunch wishing for just a little bit more.
I had to wait a couple of minutes to place my order, since one employee was on a cell phone call with her back to the counter, and the other was doing something else in the back. Once I was finally waited on, I chose the green tea «yogurtz» with blueberries and slivered almonds. It sounded healthy, and it was truly satisfying.
I would agree with another reviewer on the seating — it is cheap and uncomfortable. Still, the yogurt (z) merited a marginal three, so there you are.
Gurtzberry comes in second to the three frozen yogurt places I’ve tried. Tutti Frutti is still the best I’ve found. Pinkberry comes in third.

Have had great experiences at gurtzberry since they opened. Have they changed ownership or management?
Uncaring staff, when asked questions, was told to read ingredients on wall. I can tell they are adding products they did not have before to increase revenue, but in the process, they are diluting the concept. Does not have the gurtzberry «feel» anymore. Unkempt staff, area is too busy. Organize and clean it up. Don’t forget what made it popular.

I’m not a fella with a big sweet tooth, but this is a place that I can see myself frequently going to if I visited town more often. The people who work there are friendly, they know what they are talking about, and if you visit late at night — they’re not pushy to get you out the door. They slowly and quietly prepare the night’s end around you and encourage you to stay.
The service was good — the flavors are better. They have gelato, ice cream, and soft serve with a bunch of flavors in all three selections. The topping choice are plentiful, but the quality could be better I think. My recommendation — get raspberry soft serve with mango on top. SO good.

Central Florida is saturated with fro yo shops, so what makes this one different?
Probiotics.. .yup.
AND you have to pay $ 1.00 for three toppings.
The shop is colorful and the seats, though cute, hurt like hell. Personally, i would rather have comfort than cute.. .
The yogurt.. .it’s tart. One taste and all I could say was, «I don’t like it.»
Sorry, just not a fan.

This frozen yogurt beats all of the chains that are popping up around town. The taste is much fresher and creamier, with the perfect amount of tartness– it’s hard to describe. They could be more generous with giving you more toppings without you having to ask and just charging you by the weight like some of the other places, but that’s really my only complaint.
The shop is cute and on a quiet side street in Winter Park, and this is another place I’d drive further to go to even if it wasn’t so close to my house. Definitely worth a try if you’ve tried other fro-​yo shops and haven’t been here yet!

This place is fun. The prices are fairly reasonable for a scoop. They have ice cream, frozen yogurt and gelato. You can add toppings which is when things get pricey. I would recommend this place because of the prices especially being on (well right off) Park Ave. It’s nice not to shell out a bunch of money for something on that street.

Well, we’ll leave this at 5 stars– Gurtzberry still has that yummy green tea yogurt, but they’ve added gelato and ice cream to their selections. So we can be indecisive and split BOTH a low-​fat, low-​sugar green tea yogurt and a rich, creamy, chocolate-​hazelnut gelato.
Yum.

Gurtzberry actually earns the title of «Yogurt» Extraordinaire! This is not your typical Fro-​Yo shop, due to the ingredients being used here.
This is actual Yogurt instead of the Yogurt/​Ice Cream that you have at other places. So when you order expect to have a tart taste similar to Yo Plait underneath your toppings of guilt. They have good selection of Gummy Bears, Almonds and a few others.
The only downside is they apply the toppings for you, so you don’t get to pile it on the way you would like to increase the calorie count.
So be aware that you will actually be having YOGURT here and not the new Fro-​Yo /​Ice Cream from other places. Overall it’s good Yogurt, and the service is excellent.

I finally went back to Gurtzberry and gave it another try. I’m glad I did because I’ve fallen in love all over again. They’ve changed their pricing recently in order to stay competitive with all of the self-​serve fro-​yo places. You can now get an x-​small for $ 2, small for $ 3, and etc. Also, it’s only $ 1 for all of the toppings that will fit. Definitely cheaper than it used to be, but the quality is still there.
I got my usual — green tea with mochi, mango, and strawberry. I’ve missed green tea yogurt so much! No one else seems to have it. Their mochi is pretty awesome too.
So if you’ve always thought that Gurtzberry was good, but didn’t like the price, give it another chance. I think you’ll change your mind, just like me.

Um… What Colleen Said.
Basically its fine, but in the face of so many awesome yogurt places… well it just gives me no reason to go back when somewhere so much better is two blocks away. If it were the only game in town the review would be higher, but its not, and I can’t imagine why I would be back.

Dear GBerry…
You broke my streak =(What streak was that? The streak of hitting all the most amazing Fro-​Yo places on the earth (that just happen to all be in Orlando), funny right?
So… It’s not that I hate you, you are A-​OK in Unilocaler speak. However, I am not in love… not really even in deep like =(Don’t get me wrong, I want to be in deep like — but I kinda already am dating 3 other fro-​yo locations and well… They kinda raised the fro-​yo bar.
I indulged upon your raspberry flavor today and it was not as good as I expected it, being that I have recently had it while over my other fro-​yo-​friends house. It was a little –too– bitter for me. I know it’s supposed to be a tad bit tart but the tart overwhelmed the flavor… sigh.
There were no yogurt chips either (although you teased me with the white chocolate chips and had me thinking they were yogurt chips) sigh… However, your keep said that you were due to get them in. Maybe I’ll have to hit you up again when that shipment comes in and try your chocolate?
Your décor was very retro and pretty. I loved the black chandeliers above. You had a lovely mix of families and hipsters in there… much better than the UCF crowd that hordes other fro-​yo locations.
Soooooo… You are A-​OK but let’s work on it so I can begin to Like you — and slowly move to deep like ok? Deal?
XOXO
Fro-​Yo Girl
PS… not really sure i dig the higher prices — not self serve and a limit of 3 toppings… that is very WestCoast of you… and well… shhhhh, don’t tell anyone but we are on the EastCoast.

A healthy alternative to ice cream? All natural, and tastes good? I am in! Their selection of frozen yogurts and smoothies use non-​fat ingredients and no preservatives.
The first time I went to Gurtzberry I had the Green Tea frozen yogurt. D-​E-​L-​I-​C-​I-​O-​U-​S! Next time I was in there it was a hot afternoon and I wanted something to grab and take out with me. Frozen Yogurt would have been too messy so I grabbed one of their fresh juice drinks. I had the Slim Down Juice, which included Apple, Pear and Ginger. Wow was I impressed. It was filling yet very refreshing. A good way to fill you up so you don’t overeat actually.
The only down side would be that it is a bit expensive. If the prices were cheaper I would be here every week, but I go just once inawhile.
The inside of the building is small, quaint, but open if that makes sense. It has a very clean and relaxed atmosphere look.
One other fact to throw in there: Owners Elina and Rimma were inspired by their culture of the Caucaus Mountains and made yogurt.
Many scientific research studies link the Caucuas longevity in living life to its population’s daily consumption of yogurt. NEAT!
Reach your Zen and open your soul to Gurtzberry!

This really isn’t a sit down for a while type of place but that’s exactly what my friend and I did (they do offer free wifi so we made ourselves comfortable).
The green tea sounded weird but after I tried a sample I decided to get that with mango and raspberries. It was very refreshing. I think it’s good to have froyo knowing that it’s not ice cream. If I want decadent ice cream, then I’m going to get chocolate caramel with bits of candy. For froyo, there is no sense in trying to recreate ice cream. My friend had a smoothie and loved it.
The space is nice but the seats are not too comfy. I would not recommend going there to hang out for more than a half hour just because it’s not the most comfy place and there are always a lot of kids coming and going.

A regular gourmet frozen-​yogurt experience :) It’s the tart kind of yogurt that’s really wonderful. I too got the green tea yogurt (with three toppings, it’s $ 4.65… only about $ 1 than without toppings) with jelly beans, M&M’s, and mochi pieces. Mmm! The price is okay, but it was worth going out to the park kitty-​corner and relaxing while eating good froyo.
They also have smooties, but we didn’t give them a try.

OMG!
I’m so happy there is a PINKBERRY twin out here!
I had the green tea yogurt w/​blackberries, kiwi, & pomagranate… yah i know sounds odd (see pic)…but tastes so awesome!!!
LoL.
Like I said, this establishment reminds me of Pinkberry and I’m just happy there is something similar like it here! The décor is cute and simple… very modern Christmas decorations (a purple tree!)!!!
I also tried my friend’s organic chocolate yogurt, but did not really care for it!
:D

Thanks to the likes of Pink Berry, the tart yogurt craze has spread all over the nation and even the world… including Central Florida. Gurtzberry is the newest addition to the Park Avenue shops and fits in nicely with it’s posh, modern look and trendy treat. This cute shops specializes in tart frozen yogurt and does a pretty good job.
For those who still don’t know what tart frozen yogurt is, the best way to describe is its basically darity yogurt that you buy from the grocery store only in frozen yogurt format. And, unlike frozen yogurt and soft serve ice cream, this tasty treat is actually good for you not only because it’s fat free but also because it’s low calorie, low sugar, has no preservatives, is all natural and has live, active probiotic cultures. Believe it or not this dessert does taste good AND it’s good for you… love it!
There are four flavors of yogurt to choose from which include original or plain, organic chocolate, raspberry, and green tea. As far as toppings go, you name it and I can assure you they probably have it. There is are several different kinds of fresh fruit to top your yogurt with such as strawberries, kiwi, mango and banana. If you want something a little sweeter or more adventurous you can opt for captain crunch, crushed chocolate chips cookies, coconut or fruity pebbles. Despite all of the different toppings, I am a simple girl when it comes to this stuff and love the plain yogurt with the strawberries… fruity pebbles are delicious too! As far as the other yogurt flavors go, the chocolate is okay and the green tea is not bad, but does have an odd sort of after taste that takes getting used to.
I am a huge fan of the inside décor. The bright colors and modern tables and chairs are a perfect fit for this cute yogurt shop. The walls are painted a bright orange and yellowish color as well as a lime green. There are lots of purples, pinks, black and whites as well, and flowers here and there. The color arrangements actually compliment their food, making it pop and seem very appealing. This would be a great place to hang out with friends or simply relax, read a book and indulge in some yogurt.
Overall, I am a fan!