U-Swirl Frozen Yogurt

The staff is very nice. Interior is clean. Unfortunately, I had to give low marks for not having Original Tart as a flavor. This is a staple for all self serve yogurt places. In fact, it’s the flavor that started it all. I was very disappointed that I was not able to get what I really wanted, Original Tart.

I love this place! I go almost weekly. The owners are awesome and besides providing awesome fro-​yo are always looking to help out local charities. The flow of this place is perfect and it is always clean. The only time I’ve ever seen fro-​yo on the ground is within minutes of it being dropped. The fro-​yo is great and there are always tons of awesome toppings. It is a great place to bring kids with plenty of space. In the warmer months they also have some nice outdoor seating.
Highly recommended!

I love this place. OMW there right now. They have over 10 varieties of froyo. There is even a sugar free option. My favorite flavors have been the graham cracker, chocolate etc. I usually like fruity flavors, but not for froyo, the «decadent» flavors seem to work best. The toppings range from fruit to candy to candy bars, syrups, cookies, etc. My husband loves Coldstone and never liked froyo until we came here. The consistency makes you think you are eating icecream when you aren’t. I always think we will end up paying more than we actually do. For my husband, daughter and myself, we usually end up paying $ 12 to $ 15. The staff is always friendly and they have a frequent visitor card as well where you can get a free cup after a certain number of visits. The place can get packed during peak times. We usually go off peak after we have eaten at a restaurant.

This place has about 12 two-​flavored machines. Good flavors. Toppings bar has fresh fruit as well as the usual sprinkles, et cetera. It’s really great for kids!

The best froyo place around. The yogurt is creamy and has a great consistency. None of that grainy junk you find at other places. They have plenty of lactose free options as well. Flavors are rotated regularly so there’s always something new to try. The toppings are fresh and there all lots of fresh fruit options. The place is very clean and the staff is friendly. You can’t go wrong.

Fun treat for us & the kids! Each of us very happy & satisfied with our personal sundaes :)

One of the best frozen yogurt places that I have been to. Their yogurts and toppings are fresh and phenomenal.
Nothing fancy about the décor-​But, I’d rather it be that way versus… it being just that!
Great service, and LOVE their Mochi!

Not the best but not the worst! When they first opened it was so nice and clean in there but now they’ve become messy and the seats are sticky and gross.

Not the greatest froyo in my opinion. I think the consistency isn’t there. Can’t explain why. It’s thick as in too sugary maybe? Not the creamy thick. It was very sticky once it got on your hands.
The options are large — looking at about 18 different flavors on hand at a time. That’s pretty impressive. But I don’t think they can support that many. There is no self sampling — an employee will give you a sample cup upon request. No one was around to offer me a sample. So out of the 18 flavors, you better know what you want. Boo.
Lots of topping options. Most I’ve ever seen at a froyo place. But I can’t account for how fresh they are. I’m big on mochi, and they were all stuck together. That can’t be good. There’s syrups, both hot and cold, if that’s your thing. I personally didn’t try.
Maybe I was there during a busy time, but it was pretty chaotic in there. Lots of kids running around, lots of people hanging around in there. Without a sample person or a clean up person available (the froyo area was messy), the staff on hand could not handle that type of volume.
And the signs posted were pretty direct. I read those signs as a ding to a place, as it makes me thing the place is all business and no fun. And isn’t froyo all about fun?
Lots of flavors, lots of toppings. But taste/​consistency is lacking as well as staff and overall fun factor /​family friendliness. I wouldn’t return given a choice.

Delicious frozen yogurt, can be pricey if you load up your cup with too many toppings. Great place to grab some froyo and customize it the way you want it. Great customer service very welcoming

Not sure how this place gets less than 4 stars… and I give a 5! We’ve been to over 50 frozen yogurt stores across the country and this is in the top 5. It’s creamy like ice cream, yet it’s frozen yogurt. 99% of the time the consistency is perfect, unlike many other froyo places where it’s icy, which makes it tasteless. They use Yo Cream frozen yogurt like many other places, but the machines they use are the difference in the consistency and taste.
We are here 2−3x/week!

More like U-​Suck. After giving the owner (I’m assuming) a tip for him doing nothing I sat down enjoyed my froyo for about 2 minutes. Suddenly the lights and the music were turned off, people started cleaning the chair I was basically sitting in, and then I was asked to leave. If you’re in that much of a rush to leave you should of told me you were closed. RUDE. I will never be getting your mediocre froyo again. Your mother obviously didn’t teach you manners.

I witnessed a mother and daughter checking out in front of me. Immediately after paying, the child dropped her ice cream. The staff stared at the mother and daughter as they (the customers!) cleaned up the mess, intervening only after the bulk of the work was done. The staff also did not allow the daughter to make a new yogurt cup on the house so the mother gave up her yogurt and gave it to the daughter.
I am disgusted that
a) the employees behind the counter did not assist in cleanup immediately.
b) the girl was not encouraged to get another cup of ice cream.
Management needs to teach its employees some manners and fro-​yo business etiquette!

The fro-​yo here seems like it can’t decide between being ice cream or being frozen yogurt and so you get both (and not in a good way either).
The frozen yogurt here is more like soft ice cream. It was very creamy (like ice cream) and did not have the same texture as the other fro-​yo places I’ve ever been to. The topping selection is what it should be and there are tons of frozen «yogurt» flavors but quite honestly, I don’t think I’d want to come out here for dessert again since if I want ice cream, there’s a place down the street from me that’s really good and if I want fro-​yo, there’s another spot down the road that’s pretty good.
The place is pretty big but the layout is a bit inefficient so be careful when taking larger groups here (larger than 4) and it does get crowded with high school kids so be forewarned.
There’s limited lot parking that’s shared with other stores in the area but I doubt you’ll find trouble parking. Service was just ok at best but it was pretty clean here.
Parking: No problem
Wait: None
Price: Depends on how much you get

I don’t know how the froyo industry decided that the best way to serve that was to WEIGH it??? its a total racket. everywhere should charge you by the weight of the food then, right? actually, im not sure if im for it or against that logic.
froyo:
pineapple. eh
coconut. good
pb. good.
clean. big.
how about some free wifi?
after school hs girls mostly
classic rock music.
they could stand to use biodegradable spoons. a lot of waste going on
i’d go back again — but mostly so I could fill out my 9 punches on my card and get a free one!!! wooohooooo!!!

I’ve had my fair share of frozen yogurt. Florida in particular loves this stuff. I on the other end– well– I find it alright.
U-​Swirl didn’t make me into a believer that’s for sure. My wife and sister seemed to really enjoy it. They have you standard flavors such as chocolate, vanilla, and even a sugar free vanilla coupled with more «exotic» varieties like Key Lime Pie and Maple Bacon. They also have a seemingly endless spread of toppings you can put on it. Be weary of the toppings and even the yogurt as is most frozen yogurt joints– you pay what the scale reads. The more you tack on the more your wallet gets sucker punched.
Will I be back? Yeah especially considering the other local options which are really limited. All in all, a decent place.

If you are lactose-​intolerant, you can get froyo here!!!
Maybe it was a godsend that the tart had run out the first time I had gone. The yogurt was more water than yogurt and milk. I tried the tart and watermelon flavors, and when I got to the register, some of it had melted already.
The tart tasted actually pretty bad to the point I couldn’t finish it. It was a little tart, more sour (gross), and too watery.
The watermelon was decent, but that is what happens when you add flavoring and more sugar.
The froyo is more like water ice that comes out of an ice cream machine.
Super disappointed, and won’t be returning again.

U-​Swirl is a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde place for me. When I go there for a sweet dessert as part of lunch on a weekday I’m in and out quickly and happy with the experience. When I go on a hot summer Friday night, I start feeling down about the state of affairs in America.
Let me explain.
I peeked into U-​Swirl about a week before it opened and was greeted by a very nice and earnest woman who I assume is the franchisee. I hope it works out for her over the long-​term. For the moment they are doing very well.
I get down when see many people with their little kids there. So many people help themselves to what looks like a Man vs. Food challenge instead of just dessert. So many people are overweight and places like this with their umpteen toppings help to explain the trend.
As convenient as the self-​serve thing is, I wish they would just sell a kid size, small, medium and large and not conduct a celebration of gorging on empty calories.
Having said that, I have a weakness for anything labeled red velvet. If there was a bag of glass with red velvet flavor I would need a split second to process that I shouldn’t eat it.
U-Swirl’s red velvet and cake batter are great. I enjoy them much and occasionally get a crave. It might be my only craving for something non-​vegan at this point.
All told, go at the down-​times and as much as the frozen yogurt buffet gives me pause about the state of nutrition in our society, they do have a very good product.

This new self-​serve frozen yogurt with a million toppings trend is making it really hard to attempt a vegan diet.
For now, I’m content to keep my frozen dairy treats down to once a week. However, the fact that this place opened up in my backyard has made this rather difficult. I work in the city, where these places are a dime a dozen and a majority are very good.
This place is good, the yogurt itself is about as good as it is in the city, but there are more toppings here than in any place I’ve been too. There are also more screeching children, but that’s not U-Swirl’s fault. I couldn’t get out of here fast enough; my husband and I took our yogurt out to our car to eat with the windows up.
I highly recommend the peanut butter yogurt and the peanut butter topping. But I love me some peanut butter, obvies! The only request I’m going to make, and I make this for every frozen yogurt place that opens up is this: please, please add a Nutella flavor. It will do well, trust.

Finally frozen yogurt in our area!!! 5 stars just for that!
They are still working on getting more furniture it seems, but they have a really sizable amount of space and friendly staff. Here are the opening flavors:
Machine #1 — Country Vanilla and Peach
Machine #2 — Cable Car Chocolate and Peanut Butter
Machine #3 — Island Banana and Hawaiian Pineapple
Machine #4 — Cookies & Cream and Irish Mint
Machine #5 — Strawberry and New York Cheesecake
Machine #6 — Cake Batter and Orchard Cherry
Machine #7 — Red Velvet and Cappuccino
Machine #8 — Pomegranate Raspberry Sorbet and Original Tart
Machine #9 — Mango Tango Sorbet and Strawberry Lemonade Sorbet
Machine #10 — No Sugar Vanilla and No Sugar Blueberry
What I consider a «normal amount» for one person usually runs about $ 4−5/person, so not cheap but definitely a treat. It’s a light way to indulge in some summer sweets, so enjoy! I am sure my punch card will be full by the end of the summer.