Tart Yogurt Bar

Not many flavors and doesn’t ever change them. Yogurt is a cheap product and you have to buy ten before you get a free one. Also, you won’t get a punch on your punch card unless you buy X amount of ounces; poor business.

Décor needs to be updated. The glass along the wall had kids hands prints all along it. The only time the lady got up from the table, while looking at her magazine was for us to pay for our yogurt. Marker and cry an markings on the walls. Just a simple re painting of the walls would make a big difference. I’ll go to Zinga on Camp Bowie from now on.

Yum yummmm Salted caramel with cheese cake bites. I also add fresh strawberries and graham cracker crumbs.

Went for the first time last night and it was really good. They have a no sugar added vanilla and I was shocked how great it tasted. Plus their toppings were really fresh. Glad this area has a yogurt shop.

This is the second time I’ve been here for frozen yogurt. My first visit was about 2 years ago. Came here for lunch today (yes, frozen yogurt for lunch — hey, it’s hot working outside, what can I say.) There are about 6 flavors, which are enough choices for me. From what I remember, there were Vanilla, Plain Tart, Orange sorbet, Cake Batter (or was it Wedding Cake?), Cookies & Cream, Strawberry. Maybe a chocolate flavor too. I don’t understand the poor reviews for them not changing the flavors or not having more flavors. That doesn’t seem fair to me. Anyways, the employee offered me sample cups, but I declined and just decided to get plain tart and strawberry yogurts in the largest container they have. All the toppings looked fresh and the counter was clean. I loaded up on blueberries, strawberries, almonds, coconut, popping bobas, cheescake bites and chocolate chips. They have other types of fruits, nuts, capn’ crunch cereal, granola, oreos, candies, etc. I estimate around 30 different toppings available plus drizzles like caramel, chocolate sauce, etc. Pretty expensive cup of yogurt @ approx $ 11, but you pay by weight and I did get a lot. They have a punch rewards card and she nicely gave me two punches since I basically assembled the equivalent of what two or more people would normally get. Yogurt and toppings tasted great so I’ll be back!

Salted caramel is great, but they have had the same flavors EVERY TIME I have been there.

First off if you are going to have a froyo store you HAVE TO be sure that the toppings are made fresh daily. I had the mochi and the gummies as toppings and they were so hard. To the point where I stopped chewing and had to spit it out.
Yogurt selection isn’t all that great either…

Overpriced with flavors that weren’t great. Didn’t provide or offer sample cups. The toppings were limited too. Probably won’t go back.

This was our fist time to try this spot and we are basically becoming self-​titled yogurt connoisseurs!
We had a Subway sandwich for lunch on a beautiful Sunday meal and we wanted to top it off with a treat so we thought we would give this spot a try. Um — next time we will hit a different Yogurt shop.
The young lady working wasn’t too helpful — we had to wait for her to «appear» and then we had to ask for «mini cups» to sample the delicacies. She seemed to be bothered by our presence and didn’t saw a word to us the whole time we were there.
There were only six flavors. (We are used to selections of at least 8 sometimes 12 flavors) so we were off to a bad start. I was torn between the Tahitian Vanilla and the Birthday Cake. Did I just say, Birthday Cake? Yep — theirs tasted more like my favorite, White Chocolate flavor, than it did Birthday Cake to me. I topped it off with my usual’s; mini white yogurt chips, sliced almonds, a few blackberries (yes — they even had blackberries, not ALL the shops have this!) and I ventured out and tried some Heath Chips too. Really good tasting if you could consume it before it melted.
This was were my low rating continued to plummet. At $.45 cents (I see others have posted a lower price so they must have raised theirs — not a good move) an ounce, this place is on the higher side as Frozen Yogurt goes. The store was REALLY cold (temperature wise — my little ones had goose bumps) but most of the Yogurt was too soft (not cold enough). Hmmm — not exactly great. My husband was sampling one of the flavors (in those little cups) and he ended up with a handful of «sauce» all over himself. I couldn’t help but laugh but not very pleasant when you are in your Sunday clothes. :-/​
As for the yogurt, like I said, we’ve had better and cost was on the high side and the product was too soupy. They have NO coupon card (to get punches for a free cup after 10 purchases or whatever) so there really is no reason for me to come back. They need to work on the details of customer service at this place if they want people to come back. Interesting because it located in a very «trendy» neighborhood so you would think they would know that!

There are a lot of yogurt places in Fort Worth right now. Many of them are bigger than Tart and offer more flavors of yogurt. That said, Tart consistently has flavors that I like. I’ve gone to some of the larger yogurt bars and sometimes I can’t find a flavor I really want but that has never been the case with Tart. They always have a good balance of fruit flavors and flavors like Red Velvet, Birthday Cake, or Cookies and Cream.
I also have found that Tart has one of the better selections in their topping bar in terms of fresh fruit. All of the above combined with usually not being as loud as a place like Menchies make Tart my go to place for FroYo in Cowtown.

On this beautiful Sunday we decided to catch a breeze of fresh air and get some ice cream. Instead of the normal I had seen this place while going to my favorite coffee spot.
The young lady working wasn’t too attentive. Ugh, excuse me can we sample? No reply with handing us mini-​paper cups.
There were six flavors. I was tossed between the Tahitian Vanilla, the most healthiest and the Blueberry so I went with the Tahitian and put a single swirl of Blueberry on top along with a scoop of walnuts. Poppie loved the Strawberry with two cherries on top. Both came to a bit over $ 9.
Overall, the service was poor and the young lady truly didn’t like her job, never even smiling at any of the few customers in there.
The atmosphere was light colored and boring, not engaging at all.
As for the yogurt/​ice cream I’ve had better and the service is what makes me want to be a repeat customer regardless of the cost.
On the other hand Poppie enjoyed his so much that he wanted more. That’s why I gave 3*‘s. If I was to return it would only be for him…
**Note to management staff, you need to promote, advertise better and get someone that enjoys working here with a pleasing, friendly and hospitable personality.

This place is really amazing. Yes, they only have 8 flavors, but they rotate once a week. The employees are super friendly and willing to offer flavor advice, and the amount of toppings is amazing. Great concept :)
Also, they offer a frequent buyer card, buy 10, get on free.
Personal favorites are Tart blueberry with cheesecake bites and pumpkin pie with graham crackers :)

Tart Yogurt Bar… that’s exactly what I wanted when I walked in… some TART frozen yogurt! Imagine my surprise when the only tart flavor they offered was plain tart. Ugh. Meager selection only 8 flavors were offered. I’m used to twice as much. The toppings were meager as well. The mochi was hard and stale. So disappointed. :(

This place is WONDERFUL!!! They keep a great variety of flavored and mix them up frequently. The staff is super friendly as well. It’s my favorite treat stop!

Seems like a great idea, but seems to fall a little flat. I guess I just don’t understand the point of getting your own soft-​serve yogurt and adding your own toppings. Everything tastes good enough and is very fresh, but seems a little overpriced for doing everything yourself. This concept might do really well near a movie theater. It’s a mom and pop place so I’d like to see it do really well. I guess I just prefer frozen custard or gelato though.

Creamy, yummy froyo, close to home!!! Only $ 0.39 per oz!!! The people are extremely friendly and helpful!!! My kids & I loved it, and can’t wait to go back!!! Make sure you go when you’re in the Bryant Irvin/​Hulen area!!!

I’m a frozen yogurt addict and this shop gets major points for being right around the corner from my apartment complex. Convenience is key for me! On the other hand, the froyo is so so. Not bad, but not great. There’s better places in Fort Worth (try Yogolait, if you haven’t already).
Upsides: convenience (it’s right by Starbucks and Palio’s pizza, both of which are great places to have nearby… get an amazing pizza and some froyo for dessert? yes please!). self-​serve. large selection of yogurt and toppings. reasonably priced.
Downsides: shop itself is not inviting — not too comfortable chairs, blaring colors, music is a bit loud. Flavors don’t change all that often.

This place just opened up. They have the creamy style yogurt, 39 cents an ounce, with a great and fresh topping bar. The toppings were freshly cut and served (pineapples, strawberries, mango, etc.), and is separated from the candy style toppings (which are bad for me). It’s self serve. The yogurt is delicious and they have various flavors (Tart, vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, peanut butter, cheesecake, etc.)