Josie’s Frozen Yogurt

Yogurtini is clean, tastes good, and a king lad who told me his name was Dillon said that he recommended the key lime flavor. I highly recommend that flavor now as well! Super friendly loved the environment too. Nice job.

Though this place is no longer called Josie’s (it is now Yogurtini), it is equally good! Lots of flavors and nice toppings.

Josie’s is your run of the mill tasty yogurt shop. Lots of choices for toppings and flavors. Nothing particularly sets it apart though from the rest of the pack of these type of stores.
It is very crowded often times but the lines move relatively fast. This is a huge improvement from the TCBY that used to be here.

I don’t remember what my Josie’s experience was like before they introduced the pumpkin flavor. It is so unbelievably good that I’ll be crushed when fall is over and they take pumpkin froyo away from me.
Josie’s is great, I love going there because it’s a convenient location and cheap price.

HUGE tubs of frozen yogurt for the same price as all the other froyo’s that only give you a cup :-/

Its not earth shattering but as good or better than the alternatives in the area.

By far the best Fro-​Yo in the area. My daughter has made me sample many Frozen Yogurt stores locally and Josie’s is superior. Clean, friendly and the product tastes so much better than the rest. Seriously try this place and you will never be able to go back to other FroYo…

Judging by previous reviews, I think I’m missing something because this place is terrible.
Yes, there are lots of flavors and toppings. But the froyo itself is ICY and not creamy in the least. The consistency and texture are completely off.
Pass. I’ll stick to my Sweet Frog and Pinkberry.

I like this location. Parking is never an issue, the shop is always clean, and customers are usually able to snag a table.
Josie’s offers 12 different flavors for self serve. There are a few constant flavors (chocolate, plain tart, mango), seasonal (mint, egg nog) and there are plenty of toppings. Price wise, it is also more reasonable/​cheaper than Pinkberry, Sweetchills, and Red Mango.
Toppings: typical fruit, pearls, mochi, brownies, cheesecake bites, gummy bears and worms, sauces, cereals, marshmallows, sprinkles, etc
Flavoring: The texture is a little icier than Pinkberry, but not as icy as Red Mango. The plain tart is a little milky too.
Josie’s likes to boast/​post how their frozen yogurt is healthy. (There are signs all over the place.) Who really knows how healthy their frozen yogurt is– I’m not questioning Josie’s integrity, but more observing how the majority of toppings aren’t the healthiest. However, I love the idea that my treat is fat free and vitamin enriched.
Quick Tip– Unilocalers check in on Unilocal and receive 20% off.
Also, Josie’s is now offering a Josie’s Customer Loyalty Card where after ten stamps customers receive a free frozen yogurt.

Pretty good as froyo places go. The yogurt can be a little «icier» vs. creamy, which I prefer. They usually have a pretty good selection of flavors and a lot of the choices are unique. They aren’t simply a vanilla/​chocolate type place. Average number of toppings to choose from but the price is pretty reasonable. Love Josie’s and it always satisifies my froyo cravings… except when they close 2 minutes early and I don’t get to buy it!

Letter J:
Best yogurt in the DC area. I will specifically drive all the way from Alexandria just to go to this yogurt shop. It’s like a lot of the new yogurt shops of today with self-​serve and weigh by the ounce. There’s a great variety of flavors & toppings. The staff is very friendly, and I just love going here.

My son and I went on a summer adventure we called ‘in search of epic FROYO’ It was something fun to do as a mother son all summer long. We visited multiple brands and different locations of the same, it was so much fun!
WE LOVE JOSIE’S!!! OK, so after reviewing 7+ different Yogurt places in Northern VA all summer long Josie’s still comes on top. The ambiance is awesome along with such yummy froyo. The toppings bar was awesome and the staff always friendly. One aspect we love about Josie’s is their connection in Social media. We Instagrammed all summer long and Josie’s was one of the few that noticed and reciprocated, that was fun!

Not a fan.
I dont think I would have ever stumbled upon here but was in the area to visit my niece and nephew and so I decided to take them to have some froyo. We came here in part of the promising reviews and it’s convenient proximity.
After we paid, I sat down to enjoy my froyo, and my initial observation was that it’s icy. The flavors didn’t suit me well either. We tried several flavors and they all had slightly grainy icy texture. It’s not smooth in your mouth. The fruit flavors ie mango, watermelon and pear are understandably icy because I believe it’s «sorbet-​like» but I would rather have «froyo.» I also dont like how their vanilla tasted like they threw in a packet of vanilla powder-​tastes artificial. And to top it off, the original tart flavor? Icy.
Positives: Mochi is colorful, fresh, and yummy. Toppings are abundant. Plenty of tables and chairs to enjoy the yogurt. 20% discount with a simple check-​in. I didn’t have to break the piggy bank to eat here.

It is a pretty simple concept — fill it, weigh it, pay for it, eat it. With a dozen different favors of frozen yogurt, there is bound to be something you like… And if you can’t decide, do what my daughter does: take a little of each! Then, top it with anyone of the many candy, fruit and nut toppings. Don’t forget the hot fudge or caramel!
The staff is very friendly. The store is always clean. They have WiFi and a great Unilocal deal!
Rain or shine. Summer or winter. Josie’s makes everyone happy!

There was a time when I was in college when going out on a school night was the in-​thing. No longer did we have to worry about class the next day, or being home at a decent hour. It’s right in front of the $ 2 movies on Tuesday. And granted, Northern Virginia isn’t really a college town, this is the college part, a small part, of this massive collection of cities.
Now to the yogurt…
They have some pretty good flavors. But to be honest, I’ve tried so many different yogurt places that they’re all just starting to taste the same. The people there are knowledgeable about their product… they know just where to find all the nutrition facts… on those cards that the government requires them to maintain. The place is clean, and it’s open at a late hour.
Would I go here again? Absolutely. I mean, if I’m going to drive an hour from my home in traffic to watch a $ 2 movie, might as well. Otherwise, I’d drive to the 7 – 11 a few miles away in zero traffic for some ice cream and bootleg the movie. I should have done that… but I didn’t, because bootlegging is wrong.

Heaven is self-​serve fro yo!
I was so pleasantly surprised to stuble upon Josie’s. It’s bright, fun, delicious and has great hours, who can ask for more?!
They have tons of different frozen yogurt flavors, and you can sample them till your heart is content to find the perfect one to commit to.
The toppings run aplenty. Fruit, candy, cereal, various kinds of chocolate chips, hot fudge and caramel, yum!
Also, if you check in on Unilocal,you get 20% off your order, yes!
I thought I’d never find a place that I loved as much as Yogurt Land (in other cities), but Josie’s has it!

Josie’s has a bright and colorful atmosphere. I am a fan of self-​serve frozen yogurt places, which Josie’s is. And for just $ 0.43 cents an ounce, it is a pretty tasty deal.
They have a variety of flavors and topping choices. And they have mochi which I am a fan of. Flavor suggestion: the cake batter-​strawberry mix is tasty. Try it for yourself.

4.5 — Love! For those who remember, this location used to be a TCBY and Josie’s bright, poppy atmosphere is an excellent froyo replacement. They immediately won high points in my book for expressing an interest in health, in shop as well as online. Josie’s makes it clear that they know their stuff when it comes to sweeteners (
) Call me strange, but I love being able to see the nutritional information for food going into my body.
Having gone twice now, I seem to still be in a dilemma over which one of their many flavors to choose from! It’s a darn good thing it’s self-​serve, I pour as little (or as much) of all the flavors I want in my cup — hooray! It also looks like this will be a consistent (and happy) dilemma I will be facing every time I visit Josie’s since they put out new flavors every week.
Honestly, I think I might die if they switch out their Cake Batter and their Coconut froyo for something different. Those two so far have been favorites, tasting exactly as they should. After you pack your cup with as much froyo as your heart desires, have fun picking out your toppings from their fruit and candy bar.
Cute, fun, and delicious, Josie’s knows what they are doing and based on the crowds there all the time, they are definitely doing it right.

Who knew! A self-​serve frozen yogurt place hidden away in this corner of Fairfax. Granted, it’s no FroZenYo, and it does have some improvements to make… but there are enough flavors and toppings that one is sure to find something pleasing.
A little hard to find but totally worth the discovery :) Wish I had known about this place sooner!

Great frozen yogurt place at University Mall. I remember when TCBY used to inhabit this space and Josie’s really exemplifies the great things that have happened in dessert over the last decade!
If you’re familiar with self-​serve frozen yogurt, all you need to know is: $ 0.43 an ounce, delicious Ghirardelli chocolate and caramel sauces, no whipped cream available.
Strangely, the flavors here are hit or miss. The coconut and peanut butter flavors, for instance, are killer, but some other options, like the cantaloupe, are surprisingly offensive (at least to this reviewer)!
There’s also a Foursquare deal available here that’s definitely worth your time to investigate. Bring a Foursquare-​using friend. The business openly advertises it’s social media sites, so I wonder if Unilocalers can encourage a similar check-​in offer on Unilocal?
I’m eager to keep an eye on Josie’s to see if they can keep up this strong showing a while after opening.
Lastly, as a neighborly aside, I’m told that this location is owned by the dentist in the same mall. Dental health conspiracy theories aside, it’s interesting how this mall is becoming very «incestuous,» with several figures owning several properties within (e.g., Saxby’s). Let’s hope these developments work out best for consumers as well as the small business owners!