Graffiti Frozen Yogurt

Gross.
The yogurt tastes awful. There are so many other Fro-​yo type places around now (Moonberries just up the street from this atrocity is a good example) that are MUCH MUCH MUCH better. I cannot stress that enough.
Graffiti is cute on the inside, the décor is nice etc but their yogurt is just terrible. It does ROCKET out of the machines and if it tasted good that might be OK but it’s just terrible. Did I say it was terrible yet? I couldn’t even eat mine because it tasted so bad.
Gross. Just skip it and drive up the road to Moonberries. You’ll thank me later.

After being to many froyo places this has got to be my fave! The yogurt comes out fast because its supposed to make it creamier said the guy up front. I thought so. A huge selection on toppings I mean tons even fresh whipped cream. They have a party room which is super cute for little get togethers. Plus any disney fans they have dole whips and citris swirls! You can draw on the walls too! Idk thought it was awesome for arty folks!

I’ve been back to Graffiti now three times since my original review when it opened. Unfortunately, bf and I have not been nearly as impressed.
The yogurt shoots out way too fast, so there is no way to serve yourself a «small» portion. The staff apologizes for it and says you can just «pour some out,» but (a) that’s awkward and b) there’s nowhere to pour it out.
In reference to Graffiti, I received a harassing comment (that I deleted for its rudeness) from a fellow Unilocaler asking if I could taste. The answer is, «Yes.» I still think three of their flavors are good: Cookies and Cream, Dulce de Leche, and Fudge Brownie. They still offer tons of toppings, but the machines that spin them out sometimes break, or you only get powdery parts of things, and they can taste stale.
Overall, I am no longer excited about Graffiti. I have a gift card from LivingSocial, so I’ll go there until its balance is at zero. Otherwise, there are other froyo places I’d choose first. Sorry, Graffiti. I wanted you to be better than you can deliver.
Also, they keep changing their hours (probably due to slow/​no late-​night traffic). Please disregard the ones I mentioned earlier.

Quality froyo, with a good selection and plenty of toppings to choose from. Reasonably priced with friendly staff as well. Our group really enjoyed being able to write on the walls and joke around without feeling out of place. I also loved the stuffed animals and toys that adorned the froyo machines. Overall, my expectations were met in a pleasing way, just not exceeded.

Used the living social to get frozen yogurt here. The yogurt and toppings were fine. They pretty much have every topping you can think of from candy, nuts, hot fudge/​caramel to whipped cream. Certainly a lot to choose from. For a place named «graffiti» I was expecting something more. They have one wall that is white-​board texture that you can use white board markers to write on. But as I was sitting outside, I saw the cashier cleaning the walls. Really?! The décor is definitely tacky, but I guess that’s what they were going for. Also, what kind of cool frozen yogurt place has Bingo every Thursday night and movie nights on the weekend? I don’t expect this place to be open long. As far as price, it was 43 cents/​ounce. $ 15 paid for 3 people’s ice cream. Also, their hours are not the same as the ones listed. Monday-​Thursday they close at 9pm.

I’m ambivalent in my feelings about Graffiti. What’s good is the yogurt itself, both in taste and consistency. I’ve had coconut, mango, and Greek, and they were all excellent. I don’t remember seeing the Greek flavor at any other frozen yogurt shops, and although it tastes just as you would expect it (like frozen Greek yogurt from the supermarket) I loved it. The toppings are average. What I don’t like is the ambiance. The graffiti décor is tacky, and they play the music at too high of a volume. Also, on my most recent visit, the place stank, like a toilet was backed up. Hope they get that straightened out because it was not appetizing.

I was unfortunately not impressed when I stopped in with my 4 kids. There was something weird about the consistency of the yogurt when you pumped it and it would squirt all over. I chose blueberries as a topping for my youngest only to find there were stems on almost every one (which meant I had to pick each one off). I was looking forward to letting the kids write on the walls, but all I saw were little tiny whiteboards on the walls for writing, most of which were completely filled already. To top it off, there were no high chairs for my toddler! With all the other options in town, I have no intentions of returning.

I went to use a LivingSocial deal and found it to be overrated compared to other similar frozen yogurt places in the area. In comparison I felt it was overpriced and the quality did not set it apart from the other fro yo places all over Durham to warrant the cost.

This place is just ok. They have about 10 or so flavors to pick from. I found this froyo place to be less tart in flavor. They have a lot of topping to choose from including nuts, chocolate chips, sprinkles, mochi, ect. Also, in the back you can find a chalkboard wall that you can write on, a tv and games to play. Another plus is you can choose to donate 10 percent of your purchase to a charity or get 10 percent off your purchase.

It seems like frozen yogurt places are popping up everywhere, and I can’t walk five steps in any part of Durham without running into one. A friend had a coupon to Graffiti, so I decided to check it out with her. It’s got the typical cheerful brightly colored décor, with parts of the wall available for doodling (hence the name). The yogurt and toppings are not really distinguishable from all the other zillions of froyo places in the area, and the yogurt has that weird chemical aftertaste which is common amongst them. (Local Yogurt and Red Mango in NY/​NJ don’t have that, which is why I prefer them.) It’s self serve, and pairs flavors so you can get a blend of two of them, or pump them individually. I went with the coffee and the blueberry, with mochi and blackberry toppings, which were standard.
What distinguishes this place from other froyo places is that a portion of your payment goes to your choice of charity, including the Duke’s Children’s hospital, the Red Cross, etc. Nice touch, and I’d be more likely to support Graffiti than other equivalent froyo places because of this.