Yogen Fruz

I had a coffee mocha yogurt. It was horrible tasted nothing like coffee and tasted like I was sucking on a lemon. I wouldn’t go back, neither would I recommend that place to anyone.

Good. Tangy. Hits the spot when you feel like having frozen yogurt in 40 degree weather. Toppings are plentiful.

The frozen yogurt at Yogen Fruz is lousy. I don’t know how they’re still in business. You’re better off going to Forever Yogurt instead. Their frozen yogurt is so good.

I love Yogen Fruz, but the employees look very unprofessional and are unfriendly. Their christmas/​holiday menu has been up all summer. They need to update the store and bring more life in.

This place is run by teens. Typical, aloof, monotone teens. I’ve been here six or seven times over the past year. It’s directly in my work to home path and there is nothing better than stopping there for a treat after work :)
The yogurt is always really, really good, albeit pricey. Cold Stone prices, just to add a point of reference. The service is my only complaint. I get it. You’re 16 – 21. You are in school. This might not be your ideal job, but how you act at a job at a frozen yogurt stand is representative of how much effort and respect you put into any other job.
I’ve never gotten a «hello», «how are you», or «have a nice day». There is no sign telling you where to order vs where to pay (i.e. see subway) so when there are several people ready to order, they just congregate around the counter, causing confusion (who is first, who has already ordered, who is next, where do I pick out my ingredients) and the people behind the counter just stand there looking peeved, never saying anything or offer a solution (like making a little sign that says «order here».
The girls behind the counter never make eye contact, never smile, always look unhappy to be spending a moment of their existence there, and always look annoyed. I might be a bad person for saying this, but their hatred is slightly amusing and I’ve almost stopped being bothered by it.
I would have given this place four stars but their fruits are always weird and freezer burned and there is no music in the shop, which is just awkward.
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Summary:
Overall tastey + fast service — old ingredients — bad attitude = three stars

This place is dirty and in need of some management or supervision. How hard is it to keep a place this small clean? The floor is sticky and there are streaks everywhere.
The cashier was wearing a half shirt and cutoff jorts exposing her mid-​drift and plumbers crack. She used the same spoon for all of the ingredients which is gross and annoys me. Not to mention she didn’t even put BANANAS in my banana pudding froyo.
The «fresh» fruit were stored in frozen over ¹⁄₃ pans. Might be some time/​temperature abuse there?
Needless to say this place is not deserving of having a location on Taylor St. Try a different place for your froyo needs.

I like the Strawberry Peach and Pineapple Mango flavor here in Yogen Fruz. Yeah, the ice cream were good but the service here kinda sucks. I noticed one of them who were just standing doing nothing. Probably taking a break or something but still, there should be something to do around here like asking the customer or something.

Blonde cashier is nice, but the fruit was not FRESH! I rather take a trip to downtown for Red Mango or Star Fruit.

Walked in and employee was more worried about being on her cell phone that taking care of customers. Location was empty. Restroom was dirty, garbage on floor. Will never come back again, avoid at all costs.

Parking is not easy in this area. The 15-​minute waiting zone outside of Yogen Fruz was a life saver!
I came here with a friend on a weekday around 7pm. The place was empty with only one server behind the counter. My friend had the medium cup with a mix of pineapple and mango froyo in addition to two toppings, kiwi and mochi. The froyo flavors weren’t distinctive but the toppings were fresh. I had the small cup of acai berry froyo with blueberries and strawberries. The froyo flavor was a bit bland but the fruits were a good compliment. The total came to approximately $ 12. Not very wallet-​friendly.
Side note: The set up was quite unique. Our froyo originated from frozen blocks that the server had to put in a contraption and squeeze out of. I guess that’s what allows Yogen Fruz to have over 10 flavors to choose from.

«I got vanilla froyo with oreos, reeses pieces, and chocolate syrup. Everything was subpar and my boyfriend’s chocolate shake lacked any flavor and tasted like ice. Ill buy packaged from a convenience store before I go back to this place.»

I love frozen yogurt (froyo), however, I prefer doing the self-​serve part of it. Good stuff though, went on a day when they had a broken soft serve machine so it was interesting.

Went in this afternoon. No one was behind the counter and the worker was sitting at a table texting. This was bad but the smell of the place when we walked in smelled like food rotting. When I asked what it was, she told me that she had been working all day and didn’t notice the smell anymore. In addition, there was garbage all over the flow and a little kid was playing with the machines. Will never go back and we were a neighborhood regular.

love it

Not sure why this location earned such a low rating. After perusing some reviews I can personally vouch that the bug free toppings are fine. The worker was friendly enough and built me a blueberry froyo w/​blackberries, blueberries, sliced almonds and granola. She threw a free extra topping on there for me because of a slight misunderstanding about how many my purchase came with. It totaled $ 5 for a 6oz which I thought was over priced. I’d rather opt to build my own (usually cheaper and more for your buck) but this place hit the spot and the venue was clean. Worth a 3 star rating.

Very good. The groupon for this place is awesome, only $ 6 for 2 medium cups! They have a very unique way of making the yogurt — they only have chocolate and vanilla and then they make every other flavor in front of you.
I had the apple pie frozen yogurt and they mixed the vanilla yogurt with real apples and an autumn spice — it was amazing!
Their toppings are sparse, they don’t even have cheesecake pieces or anything like that. But the whole making the yogurt flavors right then and there does make up for their lack of toppings.

What’s all the complaining about? How can fro-​yo be bad?
It’s fro-​yo! Not dollar soft serve from McDonald’s. All servings are premeasured and you are charged one price; not like their competitors where (okay) you could control the amount of frozen yogurt you pump and then have to control yourself on the toppings.
It’s essentially a single flavor blended (if you choose) with fruits and I control what flavor it becomes. So far it’s been (oh) so good, most combinations I’ve done have been good ones and I am good at controlling the addition’s. I just wish there was a closer location for me.
Not to forget to mention, probiotics and vitamins in your fro-​yo is much different than their competitors that only offer you a sweet frozen dairy treat.

$ 6 for regular/​medium sized frozen yogurt! Sadly, yes… they charge by the topping; more toppings = $$. I went with a went with a creation, a flavor/​mixin that was posted on the wall. Espresso chip; my choice of non-​fat/​low-​fat or sugar free frozen yogurt, mixed with espresso beans and topped with chocolate shavings.
The frozen yogurt is packaged in about 4oz packages, kinda like a frozen treat you’d get from the ice cream man’s truck. A small uses one package, medium takes two and so on. The frozen brick is placed in the mixer and blended with a giant drill bit. Then the toppings are mixed in. They blend it again. Then press the yogurt out into your cup and top with more toppings.
The yogurt has a very slight tartness to it, but with the right mixin you can mask it a little. It was okay, but I’m kicking myself for spending so much, pretty sure by weight that comes out to something like .75 cents/​ounce! Yowza! That’s nearly twice what I’m use to.

I like the yogurt flavor of Yogen Fruz, creamy and thick, non-​fat, very similar to ice cream. For fans of Berry Chill, you should know that it doesnt have the same tartness and lightness.
Also, they have a machine that will mix frozen fruit with yogurt, for example, if you choose mango, the mango will be blended with the yogurt and becomes mango flavored but the yogurt is still creamy and thick. I love this option.
The downer: they charge for toppings and it’s expensive. They are slow too, although they provide good customer service and got every order right.
I will go again, it’s a personal taste thing.

SUCKED.
I couldn’t even eat it.
I chose the raspberry yogurt. It was medicinal gross.
the mochi was sooooo chewey… the fruit was frozen.
I’ll never go again.
Thank god for starfruit and berrychill