Piccadilly Artisan Yogurt

My review inspired me to go back and the service was so unbearably poor; I shouldn’t have reviewed without having gone in months, my mistake. The girl working with the dark hair and bangs is the reason for this review update. Dirty glance when I walked in as if I wasn’t supposed to be in there, no greeting. When I checked out she improperly swiped my card 4 times before telling me it was invalid, when I’d actually swiped it less than 10 minutes ago at a place up the street so I know that wasn’t the case. I got a half hearted thanks when she swiped my second card on the first try and a «have a nice day» so incomplete, half assed and partially muttered (meaning I don’t think she said have a nice day in its entirety) I turned around and left without saying anything in return. My tart and cheesecake were so icy, it would have been worth going to the other location all together. I wasn’t expecting Picadilly to have fallen off. Sucks, I’ve always had less than savory service here but this was definitely the worst experience… and yogurt, I’ve gotten from them.

Picadilly is basically Pinterest come to life. Delicious food with plenty of vegan options available, a diy photobooth complete with props, whimsical handmade centerpieces, lots of chalkboards, stylish but not necessarily comfortable seating, really great graphic design, and lots of fun little diy touches that make sitting at Picadilly feel like your sitting in the kitchen of that one really cool girl you know rather than a local froyo joint. I have yet to try a flavor that I didn’t like and the topping choices are always fresh, tidy, and full. My favorite little thing they have are the cup dividers so you can keep your flavors separate if you like. Picadilly is definitely trying really hard to be cool, and since their product is so good they actually succeed. Also, check groupon for deals! They frequently have them.

It was my first time there, and their yogurt was amazing. Great substitute for ice cream.

Took my family there because had a Groupon. Flavors are a good but can’t say they are much different than Menchies or Yogurt Vii. For the money, go to their location in Uptown, my kids really enjoyed that a lot better, more unique flavors and better experience

This place has the best frozen yogurt with the best choices for toppings! I come here almost weekly for sweet cream and/​or vanilla with cheesecake pieces, strawberries, raspberries, and whipped cream.
They are clean and they have friendly staff.

I expected more out of this place. I was surely disappointed, but really though I didn’t know what to expect.
You go in and place your order. The ice cream is all liquid and they put it into mixer with some liquid ice stuff. You can get your toppings mixed in but I chose not to do that. I felt it was a timely process and was kinda a long wait for some mediocre ice cream.
I ordered the matcha flavor and it didn’t really taste like matcha at all. It may have been green, but that’s about all it had going for it.
I did enjoy the space of the store. It was nicely decorated, but that isn’t enough to bring me back.

Very good ice cream. Didn’t remind me of froyo. When I think of froyo, I think of a tart, yet sweet and creamy frozen confection. It definitely put me in the mind of soft serve ice cream though. The flavors were excellent, and you could tell they were homemade, with a lot of attention and love. I tried pomegranate, sweet cream and chocolate (my ABSOLUTE favorites) sea salt caramel (yum) and vegan coconut (sucked). They had a vast array of toppings. I was like a kid in a candy factory… literally. The service was excellent, considering you pretty much serve yourself. I had a Groupon, and treated myself, three children, my sister and her two children as well as my cousin to this delicious treat. We all loved it! Will definitely go again. It’s right in the heart of Coventry, so thumbs up for the location!

I go to Piccadilly weekly, and it (usually) never fails to disappoint. My only issue is they sometimes run out of fruit, but it’s often because I am there close to closing time.
The organic flavors of their yogurt add a richness that is unparalleled at any other froyo shop I’ve been to. Big variety of toppings and some perfect combinations! Go here for sure.

Obsessed with this place. When they first opened I went through a punch card in less than a month. By far my favorite fro yo place. They vary their yogurt flavors (sea salt caramel and mango being my favorite) and have the freshest toppings all organic and locally bought. The décor is adorable and a great place to hang out in the summer, and even for that dessert craving during the cold Cleveland winters!

A little disappointed in the frozen yogurt… not tart at all. Great if you’re looking for a healthy alternative to ice cream but just doesn’t fit the bill of what I think froyo should be. Otherwise, cute store, excellent toppings. They have different flavor mochi here! Also the popping bubble toppings are refreshing as well. Love the pomegranate seeds and can only imaging how great they’ll taste with tart froyo. A little more expensive than other froyo stores… maybe because it’s organic?

Great idea with this place! I’m lactose intolerant so I love that they have dairy free options though I wish strawberry was one of those –_​-​. My favorite toppings include the berries, mango, shredded coconut, MANGO MOCHI!!!, and whatever fruit I can get my hands on. I don’t mind stopping in here once in a while but the only thing preventing me from giving it a 5 star review is the price. I really do like the cards that give you 50% off on your fifth one and a free cup on the 10^th but this froyo loving habit could be expensive!!! I love the décor of the place and it is kept well swept, clean, bright and fun. The flavors are pretty tasty just ask the server for some samples! Not a bad choice especially since its now the only one in Coventry!

Sometimes I come here for dinner. Sometimes I come here whilst jogging. Needless to say I don’t jog back home but that’s okay because my belly is full of Piccadilly and life is good. I like to try all the new flavors but my favorite will always be the original tart. Top that with mounds of fruit and coconut flakes and cheesecake bites and hot caramel sauce and mochi and well, I think you get the point.

I’ve been spoiled by frozen yogurt shops. I do appreciate that this one has vegan frozen yogurt, but their vegan options aren’t very creamy. They’re also not very liberal with samples. Lovely atmosphere and great flavors. Love the art and neighborhood as well.

Fresh! Local! Organic! Sustainable?
Three (or four) of my favorite words plus great marketing? Take my money already!
They also have this amazing home-​made whipped cream of which I probably get a quarter of the weight of my yogurt cup. They also have these dividers for your cup, which allows neurotic people such as myself to create yogurt masterpieces with those cute pastel sprinkles etc.
This one time I went too late and they were out of whipped cream and I wept inside, mostly.

I know there’s a whole lot of «frozen yogurt» places popping up everywhere these days. But not all fro-​yo is made the same. Let me explain. Some frozen yogurt is literally yogurt that’s frozen. It has the tangy taste of yogurt, and it’s supposed to. The «other» frozen yogurt is some low-​fat ice cream alternative. I know nothing about the actual scientific make-​up and recipe differences… but my palate says they’re not the same.
This place serves frozen yogurt. Yes, it’s tangy. Some would say it’s almost «sour»… it should remind you of eating a yogurt. And this place does. And I like it that way.
I love it best when they have some wonderful flavor that accentuates this… and then I top it off with all the fresh fruit and the mochi in the bar. It makes me sad when they don’t have mochi in the bar. But I go back, and hope it’s there… and when it’s not, I still get yogurt and check with the very nice staff to make sure there isn’t mochi hidden in a stash in the back before checking out.
Go. Give it a try. Not quite the quality of Pinkberry. But love it!
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Explanation of my rating system —
5*: Epitome of something, the best I’ve had, would LOVE to go back
4*: Great food and happy to go back regularly, but not the best of the category
3*: Food is fine. I may spontaneously decide to go there based on convenience. But no need to go back either.
2*: If you insist, I guess I’ll come along. I’ll find something to eat. But I wouldn’t have picked it.
1*: No plans to come back. I’ll try to talk companions out of going.

My sister took me here on Saturday night. It’s a local business that uses local and organic products to make their frozen yogurt. I really like Piccadilly — Cleveland feels the same way as they’re expanding by adding two more locations. The layout is simple, but it’s very cute and cozy. The fro yo is a little more expensive than Menchie’s, but it tastes so much better!
They also have rice pudding, which was okay.
Good for: frozen yogurt

One day after I satisfy my frozen yogurt craving at Kiwispoon… I get invited out to eat frozen yogurt at Piccadilly. A rare opportunity to truly compare the two yogurt places.
Here, I tried three flavors — chocolate, pumpkin, and caramel sea salt. Added toppings of brownie bits, chocolate caramel turtles, and mochi.
Overall, I liked the yogurt better at Kiwispoon. The frozen yogurt seems less rich in Piccadilly’s and the flavors are not as strong. The price per ounce is also marginally higher at Piccadilly’s.
There are definitely pluses to Piccadilly’s yogurt though. I liked the toppings better — I thought the mochi tasted better, the brownie pieces were bigger, and the chocolate caramel turtles went great on ice cream. The chocolate caramel turtles should be a standard topping for both frozen yogurt and ice cream places. Also, with the huge map of Cleveland Heights behind the cash register, this feels more like an authentic «neighborhood» froyo joint.

Piccadilly is such a great dessert addition to Coventry!
I honestly never hopped on board the frozen yogurt train, and I generally prefer another kid of frozen treat, like ice cream, frozen custard, or gelato to froyo. My friends, on the other hand, are precisely the opposite, and love to try any new froyo store, so they brought me here to Piccadilly right when it opened. I have to admit, my hopes weren’t very high. But I was very pleasantly surprised! The flavors were very tasty, and it was nice to hear that they were organic. But what really sets Piccadilly apart is its selection of toppings! I love that they have a lot of fresh fruits, and mochi! Plus the décor here is very cute (it kind of makes me think of «hipster kindergarden» whimsical) and the staff is very friendly!

My friends and I come here a lot when we’re chilling in Cleveland Heights. In my opinion, it’s better than «the other» place. They have better, more consistent flavors. I think it’s smart to offer the vegan flavors and really like idea of the punch card. And they definitely offer more toppings and such than Menchies, but Picca Dilly is a little on the pricier side than most. You do get what you pay for.
Now for the good part and you can thank me later, but my special (award-​winning) combination is the «Neapolitan». It’s just the chocolate flavor, vanilla, and strawberry flavor with a scoop of mochi, blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries. #winning

Almost 9 bux for 2 little cups of ice cream with some crap sprinkled over it. The girl working was nice but I could two sh*ts if there is dairy in my ice cream or where the friggin toppings are sourced from. People need to have their heads examined for paying so much for this stuff. There are people in this world that dont have any food, let alone vegan ice cream. If ya wana piss away your money just give it to me. Hell, Ill even put on a thong and shake my ass for ya…