Frogeez Frozen Yogurt

I moved here from California where there are tons of Froyolands, Yogurlands, and Menchies… seeing that this was coming soon near us made me so excited and miss home!
Such a cute little froyo place to take my littles and my one on one ‘dates’ with each of my girls.
Friendly staff, great service, clean, good amount of seating for a small place, and even a small little couch to hang out on.
I got cheesecake and chocolate flavor with all the great variety of toppings. It’s such a treat for adult or child! There’s not too much parking since shared with Starbucks and other businesses but there’s 2 10 minute parking spots which works out perfect if you’re like us and devour your froyo within minutes!

All time favorite place to go for fro-​yo! There are so many toppings and the staff is always friendly!

Server was extremely helpful and friendly. Great selection of toppings and sauces. Yogurt was yummy. I liked the smaller serving size option.

The parking can get a little tight with Starbucks and Gamestop next door. Other then that it’s really straight forward and clean.

I’ve been here a couple times now and I have yet to be disappointed. The yogurt favors rotate so it always keeps it fresh and exciting. The quality is impressive. Moving here from Southern California where there’s a froyo place on every corner, this one is the best I’ve had. The owner is super cool and friendly and the cleanliness and the obvious pride in their business is ample reason to give this place a visit. We will be back again and again and again.
Btw, I’m a big fan of the pomegranate sorbet. It wasn’t here this time but I’m sure I’ll see it again.

I love that they have a variety of froyo flavors and toppings but not so many that it takes you 10 minutes to decide what your in the mood for. Service is always great!

Love it. My only complaint is that they are not consistent with their toppings and flavors. For example, I like strawberry fro-​yo with granola topping, which are both standard flavors. However, they are constantly changing their flavors, so you never know what you will find when you get there. The same goes with the toppings. The first time I went there, they had granola, then they didn’t have it again until approximately three months later. In my opinion, they should maintain the same toppings and a few standard flavors, like chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla. However, this is not the case here. On a positive note, the place is neat and clean and the staff are very accommodating and always willing to give you a free sample of as many flavors as you would like to try.

I’m actually not a big fan of frozen yogurt of any type. I basically had to be dragged here against my will to try the place out. And I absolutely loved it. The yogurt has a great, rich flavor and a nice texture that’s almost more like ice cream than anything else. Plus the ability to put a huge variety of sides on your yogurt really helps make these flavors great. Even better — it’s much healthier than going to Dairy Queen which was the only option for frozen treats like this for awhile now.
On the down side the flavors can be a bit disappointing. Since they rotate between them every few weeks or months it can be a bummer to take the trip here and find that none of the flavors are all that interesting. Luckily they almost always have a sorbet or vanilla that you can add toppings to and make it above par. Conversely this means that sometimes you’ll go in and all of the flavors sound really good which means you get to fight with yourself over what you get. Not a bad problem to have.
While the staff isn’t always the most enthusiastic I barely ever interact with them beyond checkout so I don’t mind.

Love it. Great, healthy, mid-​afternoon snack.

I finally got the chance to visit Frogeez last night. My friend & I took 3 children between the ages of 4 & 11. Upon walking into the shop I told the 3 available staff working that we had never been here before & could use some help. The young man working was helpful, however, the female staff members were barely pleasant as we got our frozen treats & paid for them. I understand this may not be someone’s ideal job situation but with the attitudes these ladies were exhibiting they will be lucky to have a job next month… never mind next year. They were uninterested, unfriendly, rolled their eyes, & stood with their hands in the holes of their jeans. I just was not impressed with the customer service here. It was as if we were bothering them.
On the positive sides… the shop was clean and the yogurt was not bad.
I would not run back to this business nor would I highly recommend them, unfortunately, which is sad because there are not many options for frozen yogurt or ice cream in this area.

Totally lame fro-​yo lounge.
Only 8 flavors of yogurt, 4 of which are fruit/​sorbet/​tart. The other 4 were boring everyday flavors… PB, CHocolate, Vanilla and cappacino. BORING.
Where are all the interesting flavors like salted caramel? Tiramasu? Even cake batter would be something out of the ordinary.
Toppings were kind of boring as well. Lots of fruits and cold syrups. No hot fudge or hot caramel. If you have to offer cold syrups, wy not have Nutella then?
So disappointed with this place. The yogurt was very flavorful and had a great texture so that earned this place its 2 stars.
I won’t be going back though. Too many other places have soooo much more to offer for the exact same price.

Yum.

it’s a mom and pop. give it some love!
as opposed to the rising coalition of similarly themed creamy sweet or tangy frozen yogurt chains (ex. pinkberry, froyo world, etc). the «original tart» rivals pink berry original, but you pay per ounce, instead of paying a lot for a very small amount of frozen yogurt (and a ton extra for single toppings). the flavored kinds appear to rotate periodically and aren’t super laden with sugar (like orange leaf), which i was happy about. atmosphere is just like (the other establishments I mentioned) — very bright and fluorescent. as for price, sure, frogeez is within range of most of the chains that make you pay by weight. as with all of these places, the cups are deceptively big. fill it all the way with toppings and you’re really going to pay for it. this is also known as portion control, folks :) but yes, most of the offerings are non /​low-​fat. enjoy!
p. s. if you have allergies or are gluten-​free, ALWAYS ask before you treat yourself. i don’t feel small town america has caught up to understand the stringent restrictions of the gluten-​free – (dairy, peanut, etc) allergy-​free is a fair concern. if the business folks don’t know and you find out the hard way, that is sad, and hopefully soon corrected. if not, okay, red flag. just sayin’

EDIT:
Okay, so I’ve been back a number of times now and have to report that FROGEEZ IS NOT GLUTEN FREE!!! Their ingredients are unfortunately listed NOWHERE and I had to contact someone on the Facebook page after I mysteriously kept getting sick after eating there. This person told me that Frogeez has SORBET which is gluten-​free, but that is their only gluten-​free option.
They also had this to say when I spoke with them: All of our products are manufactured in a facility that also processes peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, soy, milk, and wheat products.
So…if you have ANY allergies AT ALL… steer clear of this place! What a shame.
I am really, really disappointed as I liked this place a lot. Unfortunately, for the month of August their sorbet flavor is Mango, which I am also allergic to, so I probably won’t be returning for quite some time. (And they also said ALL their froyo comes from facilities that
It was nice knowin ya, Frogeez, but I guess I’ll have to pop my greek yogurt in the freezer from now on.

Holy smokes — it’s the Willy Wonka of frozen yogurt in little Groton, CT. Every candy topped configuration is possible at this place.
There are numerous flavor choices from tahitian vanilla to chocolate peanut butter mix. The toppings are almost all standard candy-​based stuff — not totally my thing, so I find myself craving the fresh fruit and granola that Pinkberry offers when I visit this place. They only offer two to three varieties of fresh fruit and due to the quantity of toppings offered I still cannot quite say if I’ve seen granola there or not. The variety can be somewhat overwhelming.
Frogeez is a help yourself kind of set up but they only provide one cup size to pour your yogurt into. The cup is gigantic! If you head in to just have a small, it is very difficult to gauge a small pour given the cup size offered and at .49 cents an ounce it can seem a bit overpriced.
I’d much rather prefer a small, medium, large cup size implementation here with set prices — I always feel like I’m getting ripped off when places weigh your food.
That said while I do enjoy the occasional visit to Frogeez I’d gladly skip it any day to have Pinkberry back in my life.
If you enjoy loading your yogurt up with various candy toppings and like to try out a bunch of yogurt flavors then Frogeez is the perfect treat.

This place have stolen my heart, I visit Frogeez at least once a week and have to go for the mango froyo many times mixed with other kinds, I also loved the coconut and vanilla kinds. The change the variety often so I’m keeping my fingers crossed for them to keep my mango froyo. People reviews talk about not being straight up frozen yogurt but this place rocks and I never visit ice cream places often but this one just made me change my mind. So if you are in the area stop by and visit you will simply love it. The charge is .49 cents an ounce, tons of toppings and a great sitting area.

I love frozen yogurt, and I’ve lived in a lot of big cities that have froyo places one very street corner. As a CT native, I was excited to see a froyo place pop up in my tiny little state that is very often behind the times. Sadly, however, it appears that they jumped on the wrong froyo bandwagon.
Don’t get me wrong, Frogeez wasn’t bad by any means. It’s just not traditional froyo. Real froyo should have one ingredient: yogurt. Flavored varieties might have a few more (real fruit, real cocoa, etc). When you start seeing flavors like «cake batter» you have left froyo territory and entered «soft serve ice cream with added yogurt attributes» territory. Again, this isn’t necessarily a bad thing… it’s just not classic froyo. It all depends on what you’re looking for.
Otherwise, Frogeez is a really cute establishment, albeit reminiscent of every other froyo place in the planet, and the staff member was really, really nice. From what I understand, they’re independently owned and operated, and it looks like they’ve set themselves up for success. Despite my rant above, I do recognize that lots of people love this type of froyo, so I hope this places does well!

Frozen yogurt should be tangy. Because it’s frozen YOGURT and not frozen ice cream. I’ve had excellent tangy «froyo» in Providence, where it’s the real stuff, and was so excited to hear this place opened so close to home. I tried it with a bunch of folks, and was… well…a bit underwhelmed. I think it’s getting the hype that it’s getting because Groton really has no good options for this sort of thing. That aside, I enjoyed it. Mine wasn’t tangy, nor was it what I was looking for, but the place is bright and cheery, the owner is friendly, they have a bunch of flavors, and it was tasty. It just wasn’t the tangy frozen yogurt I had hoped for. But we’ll be back – it’s a neat little place.

I have tried many self serve frozen yogurt locations throughout the country. Frogeez is the best one of all. I have been to one location, not in Groton, that had more selections at once, but Frogeez does change their selections often. There was a different flavor each of the three times I visited. What separates Frogeez from others is the flavor and texture of their frozen yogurt. Talk about creamy! Prices are reasonable as well.