Yogurty’s Froyo

I think their yogurt is better than Menchies BUT I think they are being slightly dishonest, and deliberately tricking customers. They advertise a happy hour all you can fill for 5 bucks then don’t put the cups beside the sign, you have to ask for it specifically. The cup isn’t out, and the sign is beside the regular priced cups. It is so misleading I fell for it last week and my full cup cost $ 8, not 5 like I thought. I am very unimpressed and will be returning to Menchies.

Very comparable to Menchies. Froyo is just as good if not better, I think there is a slightly bigger topping selection. The atmosphere is less cute and cartoony than Menchies: p but I like the cute layout of menchies, so I think I would prefer to go there instead: p

Okay, maybe I’m spoiled by having Qoola so close to me, but this place did not live up to expectations. I dropped by this place on my way home to have some frozen yogurt with some fresh fruit. However, I was quite disappointed as it didn’t have fresh fruits and all they had were some frozen fruits and some imitation fruits. while I really enjoyed the yogurt itself, I did not really enjoy the toppings. I got some mango and lychee poppa or bobba (something like that) and some type of nut topping. At $ 0.59/oz, I thought the ingredients would at least taste fresh.
Nope, once I bit into it, I was like «wow, these are canned mangos and sugar balls made to taste like lychee». That «wow» was a «omg, people actually like this stuff?» I know, I know, people will be thinking «why don’t you get the sweeter toppings»? I don’t like sweets, but I love yogurts and I love fruits. They go perfectly together. So this may be a great place to get a «dessert» snack, but not a great place if you are in the craving for a fruity yogurt. Sorry.

i think the froyo wasnt really that good the flavour wasnt really special and the taste of the froyo wasnt really rich (pretty plain) they have more toppings than menchies but menchies has better froyo. i personally dont like the toppings much cuz everytime i go there the toppings are mostly chocolate or cookies. price is standard for frozen yogurt. this yogurty’s has more toppings but some other yogurtys has really less.
the place was clean and comfortable if you sit there and eat.

DYI FROYO is experiencing the biggest boom the restaurant industry has seen since the Sushi craze of the early 2000s.
There are dozens of players entering the FROYO game right now, but ultimately only a few will manage to differentiate themselves and survive the icy onslaught of competition and consolidation. Mark my word that Yogurty’s FROYO will be among the survivors. It’s Canadian ownership heritage may even help it topple arch American FROYO rival Menchie’s for the title of Canada’s favourite FROYO,
Their FROYO bases (Oreo Cookie, Birthday Cake, Salted Caramel) are among the best tasting and most inventive I’ve seen, plus their topping selection (everything from cheesecake and cookie dough to glazed pecans and mango balls) is second to none.
Yogurty’s is easily Canada’s cream of the FROYO crop. Fill up your cup. Grab a spoon. Dig on in.
–SZ

Although the concept here is neat — self-​serve from a variety of unique frozen yogourt flavours and dozens of toppings — it distracts from the quality of the product that you’re receiving.
I was pretty excited to have the opportunity to serve myself little mounds of frozen yogourt in flavours like roasted almond, cookies and cream, snickers, etc. I made a point of showing restraint when adding toppings because you pay by the weight of your cup, and I knew that I would end up paying through the nose if I wasn’t careful and added too much (NB: marshmallows and coconut are good value because of their density).
However, the frozen yogourt here is not very good. It’s watery and sugary, not creamy and rich. The flavours distract you from thinking about the fact that the texture and taste of the base frozen yogourt is really quite sub-​par.

Kids love the DIY aspect and piles of toppings to choose. We usually get two bowls with toppings and it’s ~$ 7 for everything, pretty good if you ask me.

Love some summer time yogurt’s. Theres so many flavours to choose from its like being a kid in a candy store! I instinctively got chocolate lol but I added these amazing bursting balls of lychee and strawberry goodness to it and some m&m’s which were the perfect pairing of flavor explosion in my mouth hahah. The balls of lychee and strawberry are called BOBA don’t ever forget it. They are so fun and sweet! The yorguty’s shop is super fun and candy-​land ish! Not to costly if you keep it light weight (you pay for pounds in the store and your ass lol) im not a big cold food eater during winter but for sure enjoy it during the summer time and will be back again!

16 flavours and countless toppings. I’m just happy this place isn’t close to where I live or I would be 300 pounds.
Definitely worth the visit.

With frozen yogurt stands popping up all over the place it’s hard to keep track of everything that goes down in each of them, but Yogurty’s has risen in recent times to be my favourite in this area. It does not do anything terribly unique compared to other nearby frozen yogurt stands but the right combination of interesting flavours (although it appears as they have ceased to carry the Greek yogurt flavour which I hear so much about), a good selection of toppings and a clean spacey interior has this place poppin. I’ve never tried out their waffle cones but each time I visit they call out to me, I’d rather spend the extra money on some tarty goodness.
The only real problem I had with frozen yogurt places was myself, I used to always get overly excited with the prospect of having all these flavours and toppings in one bowl. But I have disciplined myself to think minimalist which has ended up with me being very satisfied and keeping my bowl costing under $ 5. It’s the perfect thing to snack on if one is waiting in line for a movie at the Bloor cinema (assuming the weather is good).
Staff have always been very friendly, I love the amount of toppings available and I’m definitely going to be a returning customer for a while.

I think I’m hooked on self-​serve yogurt now. I got the cappuccino stuff and smothered the life out of it with chocolate toffee bits and cookie dough chunks. It was wonderful. I kept the portion civilized and it came to $ 2.95. Awesome in my opinion for the quality and size. I think I like this one slightly less than the other chain because the staff didn’t offer me a card and weren’t quite as friendly. Also no patio. I’ll definitely go back, though, if I’m in the area.

New fave dessert spot, sorry other frozen yoghurt stores!
Its a do it yourself café. Grab a cup and fill it up with whatever available flavour you want (up to 12 I believe? with a twist in between every other one)
Few flavours I remember were strawberry, birthday cake, chocolate, coconut, vanilla, lime, cappuccino, red velvet. Cappuccino one is limited time only so get on it: p It tastes tooooo good.
Also add the toppings yourself, imagine a mini version of bulk barn with mints, chocolate chips, maltese balls, marshmallows, gummies etc
Last part before your done, add le fruit! They have pineapples, cherries, strawberries etc and these circle fruit gummy things? I don’t know the name lol
You pay by weight! Mine was pretty full — roughly about $ 6 – 7 and sign up for rewards card! You start with 500! Every $ 1 you spend, you get 100 points and a free froyo on your birthday.

My husband and I hit up this sweet-​fix hotspot every single day and we have yet to be let down. (Granted, Greek-​Style Yogurt disappeared for a couple days, but not without major customer backlash and a prompt return to the flavour rotation.)
The team here is beyond fab — we’re always greeted so warmly, especially by Demetrie, the owner, who is there EVERY time we’re in and has made a conscious effort to learn our names and the name of our dog.
You’ll never find a sticky surface, the fruit toppings are consistently fresh and the treats are always stocked.
Try the PB&J… it’s off the charts.

Okay, it’s really 3.5 star. But Unilocal won’t allow that, so it’s a 3-​star for now.
Flavours here are more varied than Yoyo’s, less than Menchie’s, but quality is better than Menchie’s. It’s made from a milk-​base, I believe (vs powder), but it is a bit too liquidy for my taste. Also, I preferred the taste of the flavours at Yoyo’s (as well as the texture).
Overall, a solid option but I would still walk down the block for Yoyo’s every time.

I thought YOYOs was my favourite frozen yogurt place in the annex until I came to Yogurtys and was transformed.
This place has so many flavours, which change often and are delicious. So many toppings, too.
It’s not cheap but it can be as it’s by the weight, and it actually ended up being cheaper for me than other nearby yogurt places also by the weight. My only complaint is there are no non-​fat or non-​sugar ones (or maybe I’m wrong?) and there is no hot peanut butter sauce. Otherwise, amazing.

Dining Experience: Dessert snack
Specialty: Frozen Yogurt
Menu items: Custom made Frozen Yogurt
Proudly Canadian and expanding with new locations every month, Yogurty’s has finally brought back the true meaning of Frozen Yogurt and the possibility of customizing one’s «ice-​cream» to the Toronto scene.
With the concept of pricing the yogurt treat by its weight, my experience at Yogurty’s started with an empty cup and a wall of exquisite frozen yogurt flavours staring at me…
From your typical vanilla and chocolate flavours, to red velvet, Greek yogurt, root beer and even tiramisu, I could not help but rejoice at the thought of unlimited possibilities. But unlimited was just an understatement! If your flavour is chocolate, but you also like vanilla, or vice versa, no problem, you can use the «twist» handle in the middle and the flavours will get mixed for you before hitting your cup. Now that is what I call true customization.
Next up! The toppings section… This is what I call the «break the bank» section. There are so many toppings to choose from, including a range of fruits; and they all look fresh and delicious, its hard to not go for all. Being very cautious I choose to add to my smooth vanilla and chocolate combination some brownie bits, cheesecake bits and strawberries.
Moving on the line of unlimited options, I arrive at the 2^nd topping section! My thoughts? Oh yeah!
This is where one starts getting greedy. So let’s call it, the «greedy» section. My choice? Sprinkles, peanuts, raisins and coconut flakes. There were over 10 others to choose from, but I had to pace myself.
Finally, the trip ends with the saucing station. And in front of me I see non-​other than my favourite brand… Ghirardelli! Caramel, Chocolate and Butter Scotch! This might just become heaven in a cup!
Without much thought, I press on the Ghirardelli chocolate sauce and let it cover all my toppings until I know it has reached the bottom of my cup. Once satisfied, its time to open the wallet!
To my surprise, the treat is quite affordable. For something I know costs double somewhere else, I end up paying a decent $ 4.85. This to me is just fantastic as it allows me to control how much I want to get and pay for. If I just want something sweet after a meal but feel full, I can go with less of everything and still feel satisfied. Convenient indeed!
Buen Provecho,
Viviana.

I was walking on bloor st west and passed by 4 different froyo places. The reason I chose Yogurty’s was simple — they were passing out $ 1 off coupons! I had the strawberry and mango sorbet. I have never been able to find the same strawberry flavor I found at another froyo place (that tasted like ice cream and not yogurt). The strawberry was fine. However the mango sorbet was amazing! I highly recommend trying that flavor out if you like mango flavored things.
The toppings were abundant when it came to candy, chocolate, cereal, and nuts. However it was really lacking in the fruit department. I can’t remember all the fruits they had but they did have strawberries and blueberries. The fruit did look fresh, but they should carry bananas, blackberries, kiwis, etc: just more variety.
The price was a little expensive to me for froyo. Glad I had a coupon!

Best on the Bloor strip. Great flavors and toppings. The Boysenberry is a winner. So happy another branch is opening in Bloor West Village!

Of the froyo chains in Toronto, Yogurty’s is the best. They’re not as good as a few of the independent places, but they’re solid for a chain which explains why they’re popping up all over the city right now.
I wanted to give Yogurty’s 4-​stars but I just can’t justify it at this point. The first issue was that the lone girl working was snarky. It was early on a Saturday and I was one of only two people in the place and the girl behind the counter seemed out of sorts and not happy to be there. My other issue was the lack of fruit in the toppings bar. They had strawberries doubled-​up as well as a couple other things. There are basic things like kiwi and mandarin oranges missing from the selection.
What they do well here is offer a large selection of choice. There’s 16 different flavours of frozen yogurt to choose from. The sample cups are easily accessible compared to many places where they keep them hidden behind the counter. The topping bar is endless. There seems to be an infinite selection of confectionery goods here all crumbled up waiting to be scooped into your cup.
The front of the store opens right up to the street so it’s almost like you’re on a patio sitting at the tables. There’s lots of signage throughout the store so if you’ve never had the self-​serve froyo experience you can quickly figure out what’s going on.

This place is awesome. Menchie’s has become too expensive, and this is the perfect replacement.
I like the way the their expanding and I look forward to going there again.
Be prepared for the awesome variety of flavors.