FroGurtz Yogurt Bar

Awwwwww. Saddest ROTD ever. Frogurtz will always hold a special place in my heart. You will be greatly missed. (I am almost crying over yogurt, LAME)
p. s. what am i supposed to do with my two almost full buy 10 get one free cards from Frogurtz???

WHY? WHY has FroGurtz abandoned us this way? I’m having flashbacks of being forgotten while my family went on a trip to France. I was being punished in the attic and there was a blackout that made everyone late and I got left at ho — oh wait, that’s the movie Home Alone. See, I’m so distressed it’s making me hallucinate!
Seriously though, I am so bummed that they closed. Now I have to go pay twice as much to get my frozen yogurt fix.

I can’t believe this place is closed. Now where will I go for my Dole Pineapple Whip (besides Disneyland of course)?
This was the best frozen yogurt shop concept out there; pay based on the cup, not the weight! Maybe that’s why they went out of business. They weren’t selling $ 7 cups of fro yo.
Found this online; looks like they were trying to sell the business:
R.I.P. Frogurtz. You will be missed. Especially since I have these full and almost full punch cards I never got to redeem…

Bye Frogurtz!
I came in today expecting to get a taste of $ 1 Wednesdays until I see out in front of the store that there’s a sign saying thanks for my patronage. I will miss you! Too bad that I had two punch cards, one with 8 punches and the other with 7 punches. Bye!

I am not a really big fan of frozen yogurt, but what I am is a big fan of good deals and FroGurtz is an awesome deal. We were down in Long Beach, CA for a convention and our troupe leader suggested we went to go get FroGurtz. So you can only imagine 50 Vietnamese kids running into frogurtz, and if I was working there, I be freaking out.
But instead, the owner was very considerate and took care of all of us with a friendly smile. I really appreciate the service and of course who could complain about their «price by the cup» deal. They were also very fast in making sure the toppings were replenish and that everything in front of us was fresh and yummy-​tasting.
Good stuff, and definitely GREAT experience.

Just when I thought all self-​serve frozen yogurt shops were the same, except in quality, FroGurtz came along and surprised me! You pay by the cup here, not by the ounce! That is awesome because I always feel the need to fill up my cup. That can get quite expensive if I went to other shops that charge by the ounce. Here, feel free to get as much as you want in your cup.
The yogurts here are also super good. There are only about 8 flavors, but they do rotate. There is a calendar on their website that lists the flavors each day. Most of the flavors are very unique, unlike the typical flavors found at other places. The toppings are also nice. They have different colored mochi here! I know, they all taste the same, but different colors somehow seem to make the yogurt taste even better.
Besides the awesome yogurts, there is also free wifi.
In addition, they also have a frequent buyer’s punch card. How more awesome can this place get?! Just a little more awesome! Why? Because the main color of this place is red! I am beginning to get really tired of the typical pink/​green/​white colors of other places. This place is like a breath of fresh air. Fresh, delicious, creamy air.
FroGurtz doesn’t just offer a delicious treat, it also offers a challenge. How high can you go?

Yogurt Date# 3
First I was afraid, I was petrified that you were the player type. I know that I was testing the waters because I didn’t want you to know that I’m so sprung on you. We’re talking head over heels just crazy about you.
I knew Hazel Q. was right about you, but I must admit I just thought you were the love em and leave em type. So thank you Hazel for the introduction.
When we first met, I was excited that you were located very close to work and home. I’ve gotten tired of the long distance relationships I’ve had with the others. The real icing on the cake was the fact that you’re pretty open about your portions.
You offer the smallest size which is a kid sized cup all the way to the largest which is a 16oz size. On a Wednesday night you offer the kid size for a $ 1 or a $ 1.00 off any size. If its raining you offer a rainy day special and different monthly coupons on your website. Which by the way I’m a fan and so it’s a cool way to know what’s happening. If I didn’t want it in a cup I can simply put it in a cone. If I was in a hurry I can just take something prepacked to go.
Another thing I love about you is that there’s 8 different flavors you offer and you have an online calendar so I can make sure that I know what your flavors for the day are. I love your toppings and you offer a variety of fruit toppings to crunchy toppings and different sauces to put that finishing touch. You’re so thoughtful for remembering our conversation about how much I love Disneyland’s Dole Whip that you even offer it so I wouldn’t have to drive 25min. to Disneyland which makes it into a 3 hour tour.
I’m impressed knowing that you’re really great with the high school kids from Wilson who can get a little crazy at times but you always keep your cool. Usually by time we hang out you’re pretty clean and inviting.
So I must admit, I’m really glad we got a chance to meet because I really like the fact that you’re not a penny-​pinching by the once type of gal otherwise I’d be broke going out on these dates. So I’ve decided that I will spread the love about you because you’re really cool and I think I’m ready to commit. So please don’t change and we’ll be off into a beautiful relationship.
Can’t wait to see you again. Big hug FroGurtz for a very cool date.

I am a long suffering victim of my best friend’s need to follow EVERY SINGLE MEAL with some kind of frozen yogurt. Don’t get me wrong… I have nothing against frozen yogurt, and I even enjoy it on rare occasion, but there are other desserts in the world. Other delicious, creamy, chocolaty, sweet… you get the idea.
A few years ago, his habit was at its worse. I was forced to visit stupid dumb Pinkberry one hundred gazillion times to pay 5+ dollars for kind of icky yogurt and unripe fruit (all two pieces of it). But I carried on, because I am an awesome friend.
With the increasing popularity of self-​serve frozen yogurt bars, and with more flavors, things improved dramatically. Now I could properly enjoy myself… the only problem being that when I put the innocent, and what I thought was a very modest, cup of yogurt and toppings on the scale, I discovered that I’d just spent more money on dessert than I had on dinner.
But then I moved. I moved from the godforsaken San Fernando Valley to blessed Long Beach, and put an hour + drive between my best friend and me. Visits became fewer, as I HATE the 405 and because he has a fear of driving. However, one night I convinced him to come down to Long Beach for dinner and a movie… and we happened to wander into Frogurtz, as he was experiencing his nightly craving for frozen yogurt.
As we walked through the door, angels sang and light beamed over our heads (well, there was a guy playing his guitar outside the Starbucks next door… badly) because we had discovered THE BEST YOGURT SHOP EVER.
Here you pay for the cup, which, if your cheap like me, means you shell out three dollars and then spend the next half hour packing as much butterfinger pieces (I’ve swear I’ve gotten a whole bar in there before), hot fudge and red velvet yogurt (this has to go on top because yogurt has the ability to stack way above the sides of the top) as physics will allow. It is an exercise in deliciousness and thriftyness… and these are a few of my favorite things!
But the best part? The best friend is addicted. And I don’t even have to drive to the Valley anymore because he wants to come to Long Beach and eat at Frogurtz.
THANK YOU FROGURTZ! You have saved our friendship.

I’ve been hesitant about coming here because I thought this place served only tart frozen yogurt. I assumed this because Emron, Hazel Q’s Brother (yes her face/​article is framed in the store/​you can’t miss it) didn’t know whether they served tart or non-tart…even though he’s been here several times… shakes head. Never ask boys questions they don’t know.
Anyway I told E that I kinda wanted frozen yogurt so he suggested this place yet again and I caved and said fine I’ll try it. Walk in and what do I see? It’s not only tart, yay! So now I can come here instead of driving the extra mile to yogurtland. Muahha
Oh and what do you mean you don’t charge by the oz?! What?! Know this because if I were you, try to pile that cup with as much yummy goodness. Some kids who came after us piled up, good for them.
One thing though… I wish they had more flavors. Oh well!
That’s it! Enjoyyy

LOVE THIS PLACE!
The yogurt is delicious! They have great flavors (triple choc. And cake batter nom noms) not to mention the awesome toppings. I will definitely go back!

Taro + coconut + graham cracker crumbles + mochi pieces = 5 star froyo. Simple as that.
Aside from the convenience of the location, the ever-​rotating cast of flavors, and the really competitive pricing, what I love about Frogurtz is their willingness to try new things, adding items and services that I haven’t found at other local frozen yogurt shops. To wit: selling their froyo at neighboring schools, mini-​sizes, ice cream sandwiches… I’m sure they’ll have another new twist soon enough. Plus, they reward their regulars with punch-​card programs, buy-​one-​get-​one-​free coupons in the monthly email newsletter, as well as announcements for specials. Clearly FroGurtz has redefined customer service when it comes to frozen yogurt shops.

For my 100^th Review — Unilocal Photo Shoot for the District Weekly @ Frogurtz
Change clothes and go… Sexy Sexy Uh Huh
Totally the song that went through my head as all those arriving changed into Unilocal Gear for the shoot. Sexy indeed!
The Owner Proprietors of the Shop were so gracious to allow us Unilocalers free yo and take over their space for a couple of hours. Though I have to say customers def. seemed intrigued. :)
So what would any person turn to when all worked up with that hotness lingering about? FRO YO!
This place has got it down with their predetermined price, unlimited toppings and even such radness like mini cups and ice cream sandwiches.
I opted for the small Peanut Butter (soo creamy and smooth), mini Reese’s Pieces (who carried that? these guys do :)), and a little bit of butterfinger dust for good measure.
Delicious!
Coolest thing about this place besides that awesome hospitality? The monthly calendars that tell you exactly what flavors they will have on a specific day. BRILLIANT!!!
WIll def. come back for sandwiches and a mini cup.
Hazel thanks for introducing us to the cool place that makes their name a conjunction.
p. s. My new name is Dandy, not Doreen Bandy.

I’m so incredibly thankful that I do not have any nut allergies. If I did, I probably would have gone into anaphylactic shock from all the peanut butter froyo I ingested here the other day. Mmm-​mmm-​mmm!
I know I wasn’t too impressed with FroGurtz on my first visit, but they’ve really impressed me with this one flavor. It’s rich, creamy, not icy at all, and packed with peanut buttery goodness. Some say that you can even use it to remove bubble gum from your hair…

Came here for the first time for a Unilocal photshoot for the District and of course had to try the yogurt… I’ve always been very loyal to Yogurtland, but I think I found my new love! FroGurtz’ yogurt is so yummy, the flavors were really good! I like the blueberry cheescake, pink lemonade sorbet, tahitian vanilla, peach and respberry. They have a lot of the same toppings as Yogurtland, but they also have tons of sauces to pour over. I like all the various sizes to choose from too. Will DEF stop by here for dessert…

Hazel Q. was right on the money when she wrote «frozen yogurt nirvana perfection» about FroGurtz.
I was apprehensive at first because I’m a «no milk» type of gal, but these fabulous folks were prepared for me and others like me who shun the dairy. They had Pink Lemonade Sorbet! So cool! And at a flat rate price of $ 2.95 for a small with unlimited toppings? You’ve got to be joking — that price is craziness! I added chopped strawberries and kiwi fruit to mine. NOM NOM NOM.

Let me start out by saying «I love ice cream.» I lust over ice cream as if it were a hot sweaty man in a porno. However, I have been doing this get in shape thing and ice cream has now become my hidden lover that I feel so much shame towards when he/​it touches my lips.
But, I have found a sweet replacement… FroGurtz frozen yogurt. It’s heavenly! I love every smooth creamy cold spoonful. The vanilla tastes like real ice cream. The other regular flavors have not disappointed. I’m not a fan of the tart so I can’t review those. But take my word, the regular flavors are yummy.
The best thing about this place is that they charge by size, not weight. AWESOME! This does tend to bring out the greedy in people, I once saw a woman pile yogurt about one foot high into a mini size cup. What a scrounge!
Anyway, thank you FroGurtz for coming to my rescue. I can love you without being ashamed!

Just when I thought they had achieved pure frozen yogurt nirvana perfection at Frogurtz, they go and add a $ 2 mini size and $ 1.50 froyo sandwiches. Amazingness all around.

Oooh! Now they’ve got a «mini» cup, $ 1.95, includes toppings! Gimme!!!
Also, whoa, carrying the Dole pineapple sorbet that’s served at Disneyland’s Tiki Room? Again: gimme!

I have finally been frogurtized… I feel like part of the in club now, the LB Frogurtzians or something. Staci and I stopped by last weekend because it was hot, and I was craving something icy cold. I remembered Dexter raving about this place, so we decided to stop on in for a spell!
Sooo glad I did, this place will definitely be one of my favorites come this summer. The lady at the counter was so nice, and was telling everyone to fill their cups to the brim! haha
I had the Tahitian Vanilla, with some random ass stoner toppings like Captain Crunch, caramel, butterscotch, and something else I can’t remember right now… anyway, delicious!!!
My punchcard will definitely be filled by Spring :)

Attention Yogurtland Owners:
Don’t bother opening that location on 2^nd Street because Frogurtz is taking over the LBC!
I only wish I lived closer to this place because I’ve only had it once and I can’t seem to kick the cravings. From the moment I walked in the staff was super friendly. They offer you a tester cup to try all the different flavors. I tried the Kiwi/​Strawberry Banana Swirl and Boysenberry – and it was deeeeelicious! They have a smorgasborg of toppings ranging from cereal, to chocolate, to fresh fruit, mochi and cheesecake bits that I seemed to somehow miss.
Did I mention the staff was super friendly? They didn’t even care if you made a mess and spilled all over their toppings bar and on the floor – they just said don’t worry about it and said it with a smile! They charge by the cup and not by weight so if you like to fill your cup you must come here. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that they will open a location closer to me.