Flavors Frozen Yogurt

This review is only for their Bubble teas, which are probably a new thing they’re trying out to make money from Asian students at Yale. You, however, should NOT try them. All their milk teas are made from powder.
Coconut Milk Tea: 2 stars
Made from scoops of powder with sugar syrup and doesn’t really taste like milk tea… the tapioca pearls are average but many of them are stuck together in clumps.

I like the taste of the frozen yogurt more than any ice cream around. They have a variety of froyo being changes frequently; right now, mango, strawberry, Hawaiian pineapple, mountain blackberry, taro (my favorite), pecan praline, euro tart, chocolate classic, Alpine vanilla. So tasty, on Tuesday a great discount, all you can fit in the cup 7 $. Make your own mountain with no worries

Generally poor service augmented by occasional extra charges.
For example, a $ 4.00 smoothie showed up on a receipt as $ 4.99 before tax, and the poor barista «didn’t know how to change the charge».
Heinous? Not quite. Am I going back? Nope.

I always have late night cravings for dessert, so I decided to go to flavors as it was on the way to where I was headed. Not only super cute décor and wonderful location but the frozen yogurt was amazing. I love chocolate so I had that with brownies and cookie crumble. It was light, flavorful and very fulfilling! Definitely coming back here!
Also I saw another user write about how bad it was, honestly my experience was lovely. The employee was super helpful and helped me choose what I wanted and treated me very sweetly. WILL go again!

One of my go-​to froyo places. Super convenient location, plus has free wi-​fi if you need it. Not sure what the other reviewers are talking about, toppings have been fresh in my experience.

pretty sour… .and I didn’t get the tart… I think the yogurt might have been a little spoiled.
half filled toppings, felt like I was eating the left over crumbs.
I will have to pass next time

We have recently been to Flavors. We couldn’t find any fruit flies. I also heard they changed the owner. They have changed the seating and it is definitely better. We also hear they are adding new drinks to the menu in the new year. We would go there again

I’ve only been to Flavors once, and it seemed okay to me. I’ve read a few reviews here about fruit flies, but I didn’t notice anything wrong when I went, if I did I probably would have just left. It seems comparable to FroyoWorld in types of froyo and toppings, but I did feel that FroyoWorld had more, but it’s not like I was counting. Cost-​wise, it’s also comparable. There is more space here, so if that’s an issue, be aware.

I came to Flavors recently, first time, and the place was dead on a weekend afternoon. Strange. I walked past the smallish toppings bar and filled my cup with a few different flavors.
Next, I head over to the toppings bar and notice little fruit flies flying around the fresh fruit. Gross. I watch in disgust as a few land on the pieces of kiwi and strawberry that didn’t look that fresh to begin with. I skip the fruit thinking that the other toppings, like crushed graham and chocolate cookies pieces, would be better. Not at all. Fruit flies were flying around and landing on these toppings as well.
I lose my appetite. Everyone knows that frozen yogurt doesn’t taste like much and its usually just a vehicle for the toppings. I mention to the girl at the counter that there are fruit flies all over all the toppings and that I changed my mind about the frozen yogurt altogether since the whole point of getting excited about frozen yogurt is all the stuff I can put on it.
Her snotty response: «Well you should have checked before you put frozen yogurt in your cup.» I’m not kidding. Um, EXCUSE ME?! I’m sorry but I’ve never been to a frozen yogurt place that had fruit flies all over the toppings. I didn’t think to check because I wouldn’t expect that! Not only was she NOT AT ALL apologetic about the fact that these insects were all over food that was to be consumed by customers, she gave me an attitude about it. Repulsive.
Needless to say, I walked out without anything except plans to never return again. I also gave her a lesson on how to treat customers because, evidently, she never got the memo. This place is disgusting with the attitude of this one particular employee to match. Do yourself a favor and go to the nearby Froyoworld instead.

No good! The froyo is way to icy and the flavors aren’t that great. GO to Froyo World instead!!!

This place is located in a very convenient spot for Yalies. Lots of tables and plenty of room to move around. Excellent selection of flavors – many of them change regularly. Toppings and other goodies always tasty. My personal favs are the berry flavors, and our young daughter loves Greek with a little fruit on it. A little pricey, but a much better sweet alternative than ice cream.

GO TO FROYOWORLD.
there’s nothing wrong with flavors, but Froyoworld is definitely better — and has been there longer :) the consistency of the froyo here is weird, and they dont have as many toppings as froyoworld has to offer, plus they only do a stampcard, which is STUPID because people like me who get AT LEAST $ 5 of froyo every trip i go, will still only get one stamp, when someone else paying $ 2 also gets one stamp.
froyoworld has their card by a points system, so its dependent on how much you get! they also give out cute free shirts on their anniversary, the staff is also better looking (not an actual deciding factor, but whatever).
at least this place is still self-​serve, which is good.

Not very good. The consistency of the various flavors varied from «melty» to over-​frozen, such that several inches of froyo were left hanging from the machine — it just didn’t drop into the cup. The over-​frozen mango variety in particular was icy and simply no good.
Cleanliness was underwhelming too.
FroyoWorld puts this place to shame — simply no reason to go to Flavors unless they get serious about quality control.

I’d hard to write a review of a froyo store without comparing it to other area stores since they are all so similiar except for a few small details. I really like Flavors because, as the name says, there are sooo many flavors to choose from! This is definitely their crowning factor and point of differentiation between FroyoWorld. It seemed like they had more fruit flavored froyo as well.
The toppings weren’t the largest selection but it was pretty substainal. There seemed to be a lot more fruit than sweets which on a super hot day was much more appreciated. If you are going in with your toppings sweet tooth in mind, this may not be the best place then since it wasn’t candy overload like at FroyoWorld. It also seemed a little bit cheaper than other places as well which is always a plus.

Flavors lives up to its name by providing a very good assortment of froyo to choose from.
Since we were celebrating an occasion I went all out and got a little bit of most of the flavors. Though I’m normally a fruit flavored froyo fan, the thin mint cookie flavor and red velvet are delicious! I also really enjoyed their watermelon flavor.
The toppings are decent. They seemed to have more sauces than other places i’ve seen though I don’t really go for those as I usually just pile on a bucketload of fruit. The sauces looked really good though. They also have popping boba and mochi here, always huge pluses in my book.
What I really like about this place is that they use biodegradable spoons, as they are often not recycled and sit in landfills forever. There is plentifullll seating here so if you’re with a big group, they will fit. Our service was great too.

I would give this place a 2.5 star because, while it is closer to campus and thus easier to reach for most people, it does not have a steady original flavor froyo option. Otherwise, this place has slightly more seating than Froyo World and more open space.

Great value! It’s still 49 cents an ounce, but for some reason the froyo seems to weigh less than the froyo at all of the other froyo places I’ve been to (it’s also less creamy which works well for me, but not for everyone). I usually pay around $ 3 for froyo and fruit that usually costs me closer to $ 5. I love all of the different flavors here, particularly the mango and the mint (not mixed together of course). And since they switch the flavors so often, it’s nice that the sample cups are easy to grab so you can figure out what you want. And if you need another incentive to keep coming, they have frequent buyer cards too!

Easily put, I was disappointed.
I was visiting a friend at Yale over the weekend, and on my way back to the hotel I walked by this place and decided to give it a try. The interior is cute, it obviously drew me in along with hopes to have yummy yogurt.
This place has no «flavor», they have yet to live up to their name for sure.
The tart was too sour, and lacking that zazazoom effect tart is supposed to have.
The vanilla and dark chocolate… eh.
I’m from California so let’s just say I know my frozen yogurt.
The toppings seemed kind of old and reused as well.
I sketched out on some pieces…
And having a lot of flavors seem to be their marketing strategy to bring in customers, but I’m more of a quality over quantity girl.
Most def not going back.

I just found out I’m lactose intolerant this weekend, which is a massive bummer, since this place is right around the corner from where I live. Compared to pinkberry and red mango, the biggest perk of Flavors froyo (and its froyoworld competitor) is the self-​serve component. Gummy bears and cheesecake bites? No weird stares (the bowls are deep). Hot fudge on your dark chocolate froyo? No such thing as too much (yes! dark chocolate froyo!) Prices are reasonable, and the white plastic tables and chairs compliment the lime green and pink décor. Good place to catch up with friends.
They stopped taking credit cards for purchases under $ 5, which is annoying since the lack of a credit minimum was a big factor in my placing this location above Froyoworld, but weigh your party’s order all together if you’re not in the mood to get a giant bucket of frozen yogurt.
Staff are mostly young girls who do a great job keeping the place clean. Ask them for small samples cups! You will definitely be overwhelmed by the flavor choices, and you can’t really go wrong with any of them, but samples make the decision easier.
And this is weird to include in a froyo review, but the bathrooms here are very nice!

There’s no reason to go to FroyoWorld, the older frozen yogurt shop on High Street, anymore. Flavors has more flavors, more toppings, is cheaper, open later (till midnight most nights, and till 1 a.m. on Friday/​Saturday), and has way more space to sit and relax. In other words, Flavors beats FroyoWorld on every possible metric.
It also has a better location, right behind the Sterling Library for the undergrads and close to many of the grad schools (law, business, divinity and forestry).
For vegans, Flavors has one non-​dairy sorbet (when I went it was a mango variety). If Flavors adds a soy/​coconut/​almond frozen yogurt to the mix, it would necessitate a daily visit on my part. It can be done, Flavors — just look at Bubble Berry in Allston, MA or Fraiche Yogurt in Palo Alto, CA. I’m sure there are plenty of other places that offer vegan yogurt, and I don’t see why Flavors can’t be one of those places.
All told, I’ll be back at Flavors often.