Red Mango

Love it but stopped by today (Jan 23, 2015) and it was CLOSED with newspapers covering glass front.

This place is permanently closed. Drove by tonight, and the windows are newspaper’d over with a sign saying, «Store closed» :(
I love Red Mango, but I think all the Colorado locations are now closed. RIP.

Best fro-​yo in town. seasonal flavors, nice staff and always clean. Pumpkin is really good and for toppings they have fruit and other heathy choices. Gluten free as well.

There are so many Yogurt places around. They seem to be everywhere. Most of them are good, I mean, I personally haven’t seen a really bad yogurt place (except one). I guess you have to really fudge things up really bad to have a bad yogurt place. It’s not like you make the yogurt yourself right?
This place however is slightly better than the rest. It doesn’t have a crazy number of flavors but they’re all good and especially the mango flavor. when i’m here I just fill up my cup with mango with absolutely no toppings and then just get my brain frozen. good stuff!
The staff is always friendly and based on the few times I had the toppings I can say they are all fresh.

The only reason I drove way out of my way to come here was because I had a free $ 5 coupon that I found on Unilocal.It was only 8:30pm and the guy had the whole topping station shut down so after I got my Frogurt we had to do the be-​super-​careful-​not-​to-​spill and don’t-make-me-take-the-plastic-off-more-than-one-topping dance. Not fun.
And the Frogurt itself was like eating a spoonful of that unsweetened cocoa your mom had in the pantry. Yikes strikes folks it was hard to swallow. I know it’s supposed to be healthy-​ish and not have a lot of sugar, but zero sugar in something called «milk chocolate» frogurt is not good. Wish I had taste tested, but I hate it when people do that, so I don’t.
The interior was clean and the kid behind the counter was friendly, but the overall experience wasn’t that great and I ended throwing the majority of mine away when I got to the grocery store 5 miles down the road.

We have been to this location a couple of times this summer using a Valpak coupon for BOGO. Service has been adequate. Tables could be wiped down. Variety of flavors and topping good. We would be back if we were in the area.

Went here after a visit to the Denver Temple. Enjoyed trying all the flavors and ultimately settling on three of them. I thought the strawberry was particularly good.

Had a craving for frozen yogurt tonight and decided to stop in at Red Mango. We walked in at 9:30 and there was no one at the counter. All the stools were put up and there weren’t even spoons to dish up toppings at the topping bar. Umm… Ok… Well the sign on the door said they closed at 10. So, we walked back to where the self serve machines were and found the small sample cups. There was a lot of bass coming from the back area. Not sure why a frozen yogurt shop is bumpin’, but it was.
I started with the original, which is usually a good gauge of the quality of an establishment’s frozen yogurt. The yogurt came out very watery, not very frozen at all. It was tart but didn’t have a good flavor to it. I tasted many of the other flavors as well. None of them had a good consistency. The flavors also tasted very fake. So, we decided on a smoothie instead. We walked up to the front to find that there was still no one at the counter but there was a teenage boy that had come in. He yelled to the back to get some service up in here… real professional. Well a girl finally came out of the back and we decided to try a mango smoothie. The girl decided to have a conversation with the boy the entire time she was making the smoothie. It was one of this really deep, professional conversations… Hah…
So, we (over) paid for a crappy smoothie that didn’t even have any real fruit in it. And we went home… Never to return again. Next time, we’ll take the drive to Pink Berry.

Red Mango is YUCK! Tasteless spoonful of nothingness. Do not go here.
Luckily we had a buy one get one coupon so it only cost us $ 4 instead of $ 8.
Seriously, do not go here.

Red Mango has a leg up on the competition at this busy corner in Highlands Ranch that is shared by five establishments in the frozen dessert category.
Red Mango serves all natural non-​fat & low fat, yogurt that actually tastes great and is rich & creamy. Even though it is a dessert place their products are relatively low in calories as long as you don’t go crazy. Here’s the link to Red Mango’s nutrition site
The concept is a franchise operation based out of Dallas, TX. The interior is modern and clean. They have limited seating and a HDTV. The yogurt is self-​serve and everything you put in your cup is weighed at the register to determine what you owe. Typical of a franchise place you will be dealing with energetic high schoolers behind the counter.
They offer free samples and I am always flabbergasted by how many people walk in, take a dozen samples, and walk out without buying anything. In this low margin business not sure if the owner realizes this is happening?

I went to the new location by Cherry Creek HS. The décor was nice as well as the staff but there was only one other person in the store besides my mom and I and the employee. The only thing I don’t like about this place is that all the yogurt is tart-​based and I dislike the tart. They do have some unique flavors like amaretto but I would rather go to TCBY and pay a little more for the best frozen yogurt in town :)

I love the idea of parfaits~ Same thing as filling your own cup with fro yo, but the parfait cups allow for lots of layering of different flavors/​toppings.
As an update: the price is now 45 cents/​ounce. Ouch.

Yum. Great stuff here. Not a huge frozen yogurt fan, but I have become a fan of the Mango. The Yogurt is just plain great. Many flavors to choose from and more toppings than you can shake a stick at.
$ 0.39 an ounce and it can get a bit pricy, especially when you start adding some toppings, so be careful.
Summer 2011 Update: Price has increased to $ 0.45 an ounce. This can add up quickly with heavy toppings…
Join the frequent customer program to get some free yogurt and if you don’t mind text messages, join their text messaging program. I have received 2 texts so far in 2 weeks, both for a free cup of frozen yogurt or smoothie.

Ok, so I hadn’t been to a frozen yogurt shop since TCBY was king of the hill but some friends were talking about how they eat it everyday and man if that didn’t get into our heads and make us crave the fro yo. Darn them! I feel as though I may be a regular here this summer. We tried 3 different kinds– key lime, pomegranate, and raspberry cheesecake. Honestly, they were all delish though I might give the edge to the pomegranate. As stated by previous reviewers, it’s 100% natural and well priced at .39/​ounce. I don’t mind going sans toppings but if you want, they’ve got a nice assortment ranging from healthy (fresh fruit) to not so much (caramel syrup, sprinkles). Great place!

This place has the best frozen yogurt I have ever had. I sampled a lot of different flavors, some of which included key lime pie and strawberry cheesecake, but I finally decided on getting lemon. Not only is the yogurt 100% all natural it’s also nonfat and only about 100 calories (obviously this count varies depending on how much yogurt + toppings you get). Price wise this place is the most reasonable out of all of the fro yo venues I’ve visited. The staff was incredibly friendly and they even gave me a coupon for $ 1 off my next purchase. I definitely would recommend giving Red Mango a try!

Clearly I missed out on the whole frozen yogurt fad, because no sooner than 3 months after I had uttered the words «gee maybe I should quit my job and open a frozen yogurt shop,» I can count at least 5 of them within an approximately 5 mile radius of my house.
And the best part is… they all have mochi bits. Win!
At this point, there’s not one that I really like or dislike more than the other. Yogurtland is the cheapest but also the most crowded. All of the other places are about the same price and have more seating OUTSIDE, which will be great in the summer.
The thing with Red Mango is that their yogurt is not all funky un-​natural looking colors. I guess to me that means that perhaps they add a few less artificial ingredients. AND they actually offer a «smaller» size cup than the gigantic cups which I am usually tempted to (and usually do) fill up with more than I need.
Although…considering the amount of mochi bits I pile onto my frozen yogurt, whether it is all natural or healthy at all is really a mute point. But I can at least pretend to feel good about it right?

my first time at a red mango was back in cali some years ago when froyo spots were just starting to invade the bay. one of the cool things about the red mango in palo alto was that it was opened by yul kwon (winner of survivor, cook islands). surprisingly, the day we went, yul was behind the counter helping out. the froyo was actually probably the best ive had but it was a pretty far drive for us.
recently relocating from cali to the denver metro area, i was driving home one day passing the village center on university and highlands ranch and saw a red mango sign next to the firehouse subs. with red mango froyo being one of my favorites back in cali and not having one close, it was pretty cool that we were now gonna have one just down the street from our house.
this red mango is set up differently from the one in palo alto. the palo alto location is full service where as this one in highlands ranch is self-​serve. they had a ton of different flavors… dont think i can even remember all of them. i do remember seeing pineapple, pomegranate, chocolate, original tart and key lime. i ended up getting blueberry and peach for my wife. they also had a ton of toppings, including mochi. they also had what looked liked flavored boba.
what i dont like about self serve froyo is that they usually provide huge containers that you fill up with too much froyo and toppings that you dont even end up eating and it ends up costing as much as a weeks worth of froyo. but i was pleasantly surprised that getting two froyos (probably a medium serving at a full service) both with a generous amount of toppings only ended up costing $ 5 and some change. I expected only one of them to cost $ 5. it was 39 cents an ounce. i dont speak in ounces but thats gotta be pretty cheap.
so back to the actual froyo. for those that arent familiar with froyo… this isnt your tcby. froyo actually is frozen yogurt and not soft serve ice cream. you sweeten your froyo by adding your toppings. red mango is probably my favorite froyo spot with pinkberry pretty close. to me its about how your original tart tastes… some are too tart and some are too sweet. red mango has just the right combo. i have yet to actually tastes the original tart at this location but i have high hopes and assume its the same recipe.
if you like froyo or havent tried it yet, this is definitely a place to visit. with all of their selections, it will probably satisfy all palates. and it appears to be cheaper than other places as well.