White Rabbit Frozen Yogurt

Wow, the frozen yogurt is awful. They shouldn’t sell anything other than the toppings. Great selection of tasty toppings, but the yogurt tastes like chemicals and no where near the flavors that they’re suppose to be. We won’t headed back here any time soon unfortunately.

I love White Rabbit Frozen Yogurt. Not as regular visits in the Winter as I do in the Summer, but it is still a fave of mine. I think if they had coffee, Hot tea, or Hot chocolate I might be there more often in the Winter though I don’t expect them to become a FroYo Coffee House just for me… lol. Besides always having an amazing variety of flavors and toppings and being able to sample different flavors — I do love the serve yourself, so you are in control of the portion size. I love this! I do wish they had different size bowls so I could pick a smaller one and overflow it instead of making mine in those big bowls and it looking like I’m just having a taste. Another thing I truly love about White Rabbit is the photo booth! When I go with friends or even why I have gone by myself I spend a good part of the time taking goofy pictures. I think I’m having a Fro craving right now… cya soon White Rabbit!

As a huge Pinkberry fan back in my college days, I always have a hard time finding anything that compares. Yet, I also still need my froyo fix every now and then. I never choose a flavored yogurt… always stick with the original tart. The toppings were underwhelming. While it appeared to have many options… it lacked on many of the basics. There wer hardly much fruit selection (perhaps the season). I also LOVE mochi balls on my froyo… which they don’t have. Overall, not impressed.
I did appreciate the place itself… it had coloring on hand for kids and a fun photo station that uploads to their facebook page.

I don’t consider myself an expert in frozen yogurt but I do think White Rabbit is very good. I usually get the cake batter or twist flavor and they taste just like soft serve ice cream. They have a vast amount of toppings, some are healthy options like fruit and nuts, but I go for the candies like Reese’s Cup pieces or cookie dough bites. They also have a bunch of sprinkles and sauces you can put on at the end. They price you by weight of your cup so it’s not a «jam as much as you can in this cup for one price» type deal. When I go with my girlfriend it usually costs between $ 10-​$ 12 for the both of us. For that money I’d rather go to Anderson’s but getting all the toppings and stuff makes it a nice change of pace if you’re looking for something different than the same old ice cream cone!

Here’s the thing. It’s only «expensive» if you can’t control your portions. If you can, then the options are endlessly satisfying. You can combine yogurt flavors for a treat that’s chocolate and chewy or; fruity and crunchy or; salty and sweet. You can go high calorie (pumpkin pie with whip cream & nuts) or low (plain yogurt with fresh fruit).
They sell sodas and water as well. And frozen yogurt for dogs.
I used to be a dessert purist. I never got the frozen yogurt thing. I figured, have a darned ice cream cone already! But the notion of multiple flavors and combos that fit your mood (and anybody else’s) has grown on me. And supposedly, it IS less calories and fat, per ounce, than ice cream (again, portion control). Maybe it’s just the convenience of the location, or the self serve features that swayed me. Whatever the reasons, I’ve become a regular.
This shop is clean and bright. Tables are modern and new. The parking is easy. And there’s a goofy touch screen photo computer that kids enjoy.

Stopped in on a extra warm Thursday night on my way to daddios pizza, its been a while since I’ve visited plus I had a coupon for a free fro-​yo well the fro-​yo was great I got the salted caramel pretzel (salted caramel is REALLY becoming my new favorite flavor of all) but I didn’t like the customer service not sure if she didn’t understand what coupon a I had or if she was just bother by the heat/​people/​noise or what? Had it not been for her crappie attitude I would have gave 5 stars cause its always nice and clean inside and the line moves pretty fast

I thought this location had a more quality product than the one in Elmwood Village or the one on Niagara Falls Boulevard. Frozen yogurt is most certainly my weakness and go to dessert food and I go to the Elmwood Location often. Without fail, each time I go there, the yogurt comes out in liquid form before solidifying, it’s sort of yucky. However, this White Rabbit on Delaware doesn’t have that problem. The only thing I don’t like about this location is that the topping section is so close to the register, that when there’s a line, you can’t get to your topping. It’s a massive cluster. They have seating inside and a few tables with a bench outside. I wouldn’t necessarily go out of my way to come to this location but I appreciated that at least their machines work better than other White Rabbits I’ve been to. Ultimately, all of these yogurt joints are expensive. I mean, I’m not filling my entire cup to the top (even though I want to) and two yogurts are still costing around $ 11. That’s just a LOT. The thing about frozen yogurt for me, however, is that it’s like bras. No matter how expensive a store prices them at, us women are going to buy them because we NEED them. Well, that’s how I feel about fro yo. They don’t always have a no sugar added or sugar free option which I think is important. There are a lot of fat free flavors but there always has to be a sugar free one in my opinion. They change their flavors often, sticking with their standard Chocolate, Vanilla, Peanut Butter and Cotton Candy while rotating the others in and out. My suggestion would be to sample a flavor you are interested in. You may think the French Toast flavor is everything you’ve dreamed of… but you could be wrong.

I love frozen yogurt! It’s light, not as many calories as ice cream, tastes just amazing, it’s like ice cream but better all around! I prefer this place over Coldstone Creamery which is a few blocks away actually. Don’t get me wrong, Coldstone is sinfully delicious but it’s also very heavy and the ice cream is rich, thick and loaded with sugar. Today, I picked out a low fat frozen yogurt that was sugar free and I couldn’t even tell, it was delicious!
So far, every time I’ve walked into a White Rabbit I’ve been greeted by their staff. They definitely train these people well. When two people are working or when it’s not busy, one of them will come out and serve you a shot sized sample of any and as many of the frozen yogurts as you’d like to taste. They add new flavors regularly (they even offer an organic tart flavor) so I’m always trying a few before selecting one or even two in my bowl.
There are so many toppings, everything from Fruity Pebbles Cereal, crushed Oreos, fresh real fruit toppings, chocolate fudge syrup, and whip cream to flax seed, coconut shavings and granola! There are so many to choose from and the staff keeps the counter clean and the toppings full and fresh!
This place offers service with a smile! I love it! Everything is white inside, tables are kept clean, there’s seating available inside and outside there’s a small patio to the left. You basically serve yourself frozen yogurt, add the desired toppings, they weigh your bowl and pay. Today, my son and I paid $ 9.50 for two medium sized bowls. It’s more expensive than and ice cream cone but it’s also more delicious. We sat inside, had a great conversation and then went for a walk around Delaware Park nearby.
This location is in the same plaza as Taj Grill and Fleet Feet next to Tim Hortons and its really small, some people I know weren’t even aware it was there until I mentioned it to them. There is parking available. If you haven’t tried frozen yogurt yet, get there and enjoy!

It’s a fro-​yo place. You start by picking a cup, the froyo you want, top it, weigh it and pay! The flavored seem to change every few months. Helps to keep it fresh. Me? I like the euro tart. What I miss? MOCHI. Bring it back, please??? Fresh fruit is fresh. Good cookie dough balls and plenty of sauces.
They sell dog ice cream and have a patio where you can watch all the cars in the parking lot almost hit each other.
Don’t forget to sign up for a point card. Dunno what it does yet…

This location is very clean. There is a outside sitting area that is nice to relax and enjoy the sun while eating. The employees are very friendly & helpful. I learned that they try to change the flavors every two weeks which is nice for a different variety.

This is a nice and only North Buffalo frozen yogurt shop. It is a pretty small location, but is has a nice patio that you can enjoy your froyo on during the summer. The selection of flavors is slim, about 10, compared to others, but it makes up for it with their large array of toppings. From apple pearls to Heath bar to salted caramel sauce, you can put pretty much anything you would want on your treat. Parking is also extremely easy and available– always a plus for me. :)