Tangelo Frozen Yogurt

Love it so much! Nice to have a place close by rather driving to Lafayette, orinda or walnut creek. Wish they would stay open later.

The best Frozen Yogurt ever! My daughter can have it right after dance class. There is a great selection of toppings. YUM!

Tangelo is a great yogurt shop. Extra clean, extra friendly and really easy to get to. Plenty of parking. Lots of nice outdoor seating. Tangelo has been a great addition to the Rheem shopping center that I hope brings more stores of equal quality. The only reason I am giving 4 stars is that I wish they would rotate their new favors more often. They usually only alternate one or two new flavors per season. They offer the same 6 or so flavors year round. I would love more variety.
Thanks Tangelo… we are fans!

More expensive than most but delish and good topping options.

Good lemon/​strawberry sorbet, usual toppings. Reasonably priced, perfect on 100 degree day in Bay Area.

My favorite fro yo place in the east bay. Great toppings and flavors. Always clean and a very friendly staff!

Bottom line, the Yogurt is super yummy and the toppings are great! Very friendly service too.

We would give more stars if they would add a second tart flavor to their line-​up. They only ever have «original» tart, which tastes okay but it gets boring to eat the same thing every time, so we don’t go there as often as we otherwise would. Fans of tart froyo need a second choice! The non-​tart flavors are way too sweet for us.
Other wish list items:
1) We much preferred the little chopped «topping size» peanuts they used to have instead of the large «snack size» peanuts they have now.
2) Peanut butter flavored yogurt – when they had it, we were addicted. It was less sweet than the other flavors.
3) Fresh mango as a topping – other froyo places have it.
4) Please don’t run out of fresh blueberries anymore – that’s a froyo staple!
5) SMALLER CUPS, PLEASE! We know those giant cups are an intentional tactic to make people buy more yogurt, but not everyone appreciates that. We’d seriously come in more often if the overall experience was better, which includes a properly sized cup. We like the experience of holding a small cup that is full, not a huge cup that engulfs our yogurt at the bottom, making it look like a weird turd. We would like smaller spoons, too. And we’re adults! If WE are asking for smaller cups and spoons, we can only guess how many moms and dads out there would appreciate small cups and spoons for their little kids. Why not offer both and stop insulting our intelligence with the crazy big cups?

Excellent froyo. The flavors are nice and strong. Usual large selection of toppings. However, pricier per ounce, it seems.

5.26.14 — Knocking off a star because of the fruit flavors I tried this past Monday:
Watermelon — As this bright, highlighter pink substance started to fill my cup, I wondered to myself, «Did they fill their machine with Jolly Ranchers?» The phrase «highly artificial» came to mind as I tasted it, and I really couldn’t stand to finish this yogurt off. I’m not a «health freak» by any means, but I guess I was expecting something a bit more refreshing and light like, you know, real watermelon. Oh well, I guess Tangelo isn’t like Pinkberry or Yogurtland. Those places definitely know how to get their fruit flavors on!
Strawberry — This was the opposite of the watermelon — far too milky and bland. The strawberry flavor was way too faint and I also had no interest in finishing it.
Better luck next time?

It’s easy to find sweets in downtown WC, with no less than a dozen places for ice cream/​gelato/​yogurt, but your options get more limited when you venture out toward the LaMorinda area. Sure Loards will always be there but if you want to give a new place a try, there’s a nice little place a couple doors down from Rheem theater.
45 cents an ounce is a bit more than other places but it’s good yogurt flavor-​wise, and it won’t melt in five minutes. Wild strawberry, cable car chocolate and Tangelo tart were the ones I tried, the signature tangelo was just a little tart which was fine. More toppings than other places, just turn the crank and out they fall.
There’s just as much seating outside as inside, good to know when summer gets close. But once you try it you might find yourself going back before then.

This place is similar to most other fro-​yo places.
I had the misfortune of visiting the same time the local high school students came in. Seriously, 45 high school kids talking nonstop is ANNOYING.
Anyway, I appreciate their selection of toppings. They have a partial cereal-​dispenser for crumbled toppings like Oreos or chocolate pieces. Then they have the passion fruit balls. Marshmallows, etc.
I thought their flavors were bland :/​I didn’t like any of the flavors. (I try like 10 different flavors in my cup lol) I like the location. I like the toppings, but the lack of flavor was a disappointment :(
I’d try this place again since its next to my favorite store TJ Maxx :)

Very tasty tart flavor which is how I judge all froyo places. If they can do the basic tart well, they can do the other stuff. I like the way the toppings get dispensed so you can better control what you put in your cup. Good selection of toppings, they even had popping boba balls and mochi, in Moraga! I was very surprised and it was a good froyo place to stop by when I have class at St. Mary’s. However, it’s 45 cents an ounce. Little more expensive than other chains but it’s the only one around, it is a froyo monopoly.

Very comparable to Pinkberry, but with a larger variety of yogurt flavors and toppings. I’ve had Cake Batter with Fruity Pebbles and Cap’n Crunch and Tart with strawberries and mochi. Very good!!!
Really clean (it’s new), friendly staff (they’ve been chosen well), and punch cards (gotta love that if you go often enough).
They sell by the weight and I guess it’s a little on the pricier side. But it’s in Moraga and I kind of expect that in Moraga. What I never expect is how much my yogurt actually weighs! Surprises me every time!!!

Nice treat to stop for after a movie at the Rheem Theater, or any time you’re hanging out in Rheem.
A clean dining room, a little sparse but bright and friendly inside. Outdoor patio seating is great on a sunny day.
Tasty flavors, plenty of choices in toppings, although less than some other competitors.
They have the exact same flavors as the yogurt place we usually go to. Is there some common monopoly that supplies all the yogurt shop flavors out there… a Microsoft Windoze of yogurt?
Staff and owner were very nice and friendly.

Tangelo has a large space to lounge in, not much décor.
froyo availability:
–tagelo tart: slightly tart
–mango sorbet
–vanila nsa
–watermelon sorbet: sweet watermelon taste
–cappuccino: faint favor
–cable car chocolate: yocream for sure
–wild strawberry
–cake batter
–peanut butter
–cookies & cream
pricing: self self, .45 cents@ounce froyo and toppings. 20ish dry toppings of nuts, candies, cereals, etc in wall silos, 13 wet toppings of mochi, fruits, crumbled cookies, poppers in referigerated trays.
frodrips:
— electro freeze dispensing machine, APO custom laminated cups (COS)
–froyo texture between soft serve and firm, not too cold, about right
–flavors faint, not sugared up.
–slight chemical aftertaste (frutose?)
–wacky wabbit wating: 3 stars, so so froyo (some yocream), pricey.

Cake batter is a perfect blend of creaminess and sweetness. A little on the expensive side 45 cents an ounce. They do offer fruit that actually looks fresh. There aren’t as many topping as yogurt shake, but they have the basics and my favorite cookie dough. The place is clean, modern, vibrant lighting and there is plenty of space. It’s a great addition to Moraga.

Five stars!
Great flavors and well designed topping dispensers.
Loved Original Tart and Cappucino (or some coffee flavor).
Jackie is a peach! She helped me with samples and keeps this place sparkling clean.

Oh so good!
Spacious, clean, friendly, and delicious.
I’ve waited 12 years for frozen yogurt to come to Moraga, and I am NOT disappointed.
Love their tart!
I think I’m there almost every day…

Last summer, I kept praying to the Froyo gods for a froyo place to open in the Rheem plaza. They finally listened to my pleas, and there came Tangelo.
I just tried it today and my froyo desires were fulfilled up to standards. The yogurt was very smooth and creamy. It’s texture is comparable, or maybe even better than cheaper ice cream. I had my usual original tart and gave the Cake Batter flavor a try. Oh, you have to have the cake batter!!! Their fruit toppings all look fresh, and there was a wide selection. There were strawberries, kiwi, mango, blueberries, nectarine etc. The dry toppings were kept in sealed jars with a knob you turn to release the contents. I thought that was a smart and hygienic way of storage. Last but not the least, the mochi were fresh, soft and chewy! I love my mochi!
Hopefully, they can keep this good quality up beyond their first opening.