Simply Frozen Yogurt

First time coming to this spot since it’s the only frozen yogurt spot near ucf… they didn’t even provide any sample cups, the lady pretty much said «take a regular yogurt cup and a spoon and sample it then buy whatever you sample the flavored are standard so you should already know what it should taste like «.wtf. Anyways we gave her the benefit of the doubt and sampled everything. Flavors were horrible… maybe it was a bad batch no clue overall horrible experience. The lady (who might be the owner) was more focused on makeing money rather than providing great customer service.

Went on a Tuesday night. They had a decent selection of toppings and yogurts to choose from. The problem with this place is whoever runs this place tries to save money in areas that customers instantly notice.
First of all it was noticeably warm inside. I know electricity must be expensive but turn on the A/​C for your customers! especially since you have fruit and food sitting out and the fact that you are an ice cream place.
Second of all they have no sample cups available to try the yogurts. We asked the lady for a sample cup and she handed us one each. Really? If you are charging me $ 5 for a small cup of yogurt I want to know I am enjoying the flavor before I commit to a whole cup. Don’t be stingy with 1 oz. samples! Act like you enjoy the customers instead of thinking people are just there to take advantage of you. Place needs an attitude adjustment or I see them gone in about a month.

Typical frozen yogurt joint. Flavors were good and lots to choose from for toppings. The cashier also provided super-​mini container for sample of flavor before you committed. Which is big! I have frozen yogurt commitment issues… anyway. I got the peanut butter, vanilla and chocolate and a few toppings. My daughter loaded hers up with sprinkles, gummy bears, m&ms, the works. 2 cups a little over 1lb and it came out to 9.06. Not bad price considering the average yogurt selection and abundance of toppings. Will be back when I’m in the area again for sure!

First time here today, after I realized the froyo place I used to go to all the time on East Colonial & Alafaya is now closed! First impression upon walking in was that it was very stylish with their cute, colorful & modern décor. As for toppings — that’s usually what separates one froyo place from another & I was so excited about these toppings! Love that this place has treats from my childhood that make me nostalgic like cosmic brownies, zebra cakes and oatmeal cream pies! Obviously, I had to have a little piece of each! Although I don’t live in east Orlando, anymore, I will gladly stop here whenever I am in the area!

I love it. The staff is friendly and the prices are fair. There are many flavors and toppings to choose from. This is a great place for a cold treat on a hot day.

Cute place with a handful of flavors and pretty impression option of toppings. There are a ton of competition that wow me slightly more and really wish they had more fruity Froyo options. I would come back if I was in the area and craving froyo.

This is our favorite yogurts place! Lots of other places to choose from but this is the best.

Even tho we are surrounded by froyo places, from race track to Yogurtland, this is the one we love to visit ! Delicious flavors, lots of toppings and bobba tea! We love it and is the perfect weekend treat ! Keep in mind bobba is made to order to it takes a couple of minutes … Worth it !!! We got coconut and it was delicious … They have many other flavors like taro, honeydew, strawberry etc… You choose !

This is my favorite of the frozen yogurt places. A wide variety of flavors and lots of toppings. Always clean and they have a frequent buying program. They won’t combine cards so it sucks if you have a card started and you forget it.

In my opinion, this is the best frozen yogurt that East Orlando has to offer. The frozen yogurt flavors are always changing, but the taste is consistently awesome. There is a wide variety of flavors and toppings, ample seating both indoors and outdoors. At .39 cents per ounce, I can get a giant cup of frozen yogurt for about 4 bucks. Make sure to ask for a rewards card so that every 10^th yogurt you get is free :)

My daughter and I go here weekly. They could have gotten 5 stars, but occasionally they don’t have her flavor. As for me, I eat only sugar free items and they usually only have one choice for sugar free. I understand though. The price is right and they are a nice treat when they have your favorite flavors. I like the healthier options that they have for toppings, like almonds and milled flaxseed. My daughter loves all the other toppings.

Stopped by here as a reward for some teenage girls I was taking care of, they loved it and had lots of fun creating their desserts. We arrived on a Friday at 11:15am shortly after they opened, so very clean and the employee was friendly. The yogurt selection and toppings bar did not disappoint. I noticed there’s also a location in Altamonte I’d like to check out as it’s near my house. My top 3 frozen yogurt places are Pinkberry, Menchie’s, and Cali Yogurt, but this was excellent, and compared to those three, it most resembled Menchie’s. My total for 4 people was just under $ 24, so at $ 6 per person, it was somewhat expensive.

Toppings are great! Fresh.
Yogurt was meh. Somewhat icy. And Euro tart is definitely not tart. I guess you can say the flavor was quite dilute.

This place makes me happy with awesome flavors like red velvet, cake batter, and dulce le leche. I have a bad habit of rolling my fat ass into this place in my pjs when I can no longer resist the night time cravings but lucky for me the girls who work there are super nice.

I’m starting to think that frozen yogurt shops are like Chinese take-​out places — 99.9% of them seem to get everything from the exact same supplier, resulting in food (or frozen yogurt, in this case) that looks and tastes exactly the same no matter where you get it.
Okay, so you won’t go in there exclaiming, «Oh, they have little mochi! Strawberry popping boba! Gummy worms!» Because approximately 100% of frozen yogurt shops now have them. It may not be particularly unique, but it gets the job done. The sign outside says $ 0.39/oz, the same as the next closest place, one shopping plaza north. They have a couple of tables outside as well (like approximately 100% of the other shops I’ve seen).
Four stars for the others, so four stars for this one as well. I’d be interested to see a shop that doesn’t get four stars, even if it’s less. Because that would mean there was something different about it.

Although Simply Frozen Yogurt was simply not the first frozen yogurt place to come to the UCF area, I must say that overall it seems to satisfy all of the «froyo shop requirements.» Just like a majority of other froyo places, the atmosphere is modern with bright splashes of colors on the wall and colored lights decorating the interior. Funky chairs and tables can also be found inside, right by the 6 – 10 frozen yogurt machines lining the back wall. Free sample cups are available, and Simply Frozen Yogurt has a wide variety of toppings for your yogurt creation. Pay-​by-​the ounce is the name of the pricing game. And at 39c an ounce, I think we are all winners.
I have stopped in here a few times and it definitely satisfies your frozen yogurt and/​or dessert craving, so for that it receives 4 stars.
Plus, with it being so close to the UCF area, I am 99.9% sure they offer a student discount.

I’d give this place a 4.5 if I could, but we’ll go with the full 5 for now.
If you’ve gotten sucked in to the fro-​yo craze like we have, this place could be for you. Simply offers a lot of flavors, a nice toppings selection, and best of all, lots of discounts! They are always putting coupons in the Waterford Lakes coupon books we get in the mail; i’ve found several online, and if you’re a student you get 10% off! Best of all, they offer a punch card (as most of them do now), so that if you are a frequent buyer you get a free 10oz yogurt. Since my boyfriend and I always go together, we get to the free ones pretty quickly.
I like the cookies and cream, cake batter, and vanilla flavors myself. The toppings at Simply are pretty good… there’s a decent selection and they offer a few things that the others don’t. Lately, however, we’ve noticed that one of our toppings will be missing on one visit and then back on the next one, only to have another favorite topping disappear! Kind of annoying. It’s definitely worth a visit, though.

When I stumbled upon this place after eating at Buffalo Wild Wings a few doors down, I expected it to be ridiculously awesome because of the crowd both inside and outside. By this time, my froyo partner and I have tried about 7 other froyo places around Orlando.
So we went in with high hopes, which was probably our mistake.
Because their flavors were really, really, reeeeally bad compared to the other places. Which is why I don’t understand all the 5-​stars it’s getting here.
We struggled just to find 2 flavors that we liked enough to get, and we tried almost every single one just ‘cos we had to. I don’t know if anyone around us noticed how much we were cringing and throwing out the sample cups after only one little bite. They were just… bad.
If this was the first froyo place we’ve ever tried, I think they would actually be pretty good, but seriously, go somewhere else if you’re in the area. There are MUCH better places not too far down or up the road. That’s what we’ll be doing, and never coming back here again.

I definitely have to disagree with all the 5 stars here. This place didn’t impress me that much and to be honest, it has nothing on the other fro yo places I’ve been like Tutti Frutti, iKiwi, and Mochi. But let’s start off with some good. The area that this place is located is awesome. Besides Sweet!, Waterford Lakes doesn’t have any healthier choices for grabbing some dessert after a day of shopping. I have no complaints about the environment of the store either.
They have about 8 fro yo selections, as well as the twist selection between each two flavors which is nice. But to me, the whole idea of the fro yo craze is light, flavorful, and fresh fro yo — like kiwi, pomegranate, pinkberry, etc… but this place had more flavors like Reese Peanut Butter, cookies and cream, yellow cake batter… I felt like I should of been in a regular ice cream store. Needless to say, I was disappointed in their options for fro yo and the lack of the fresh, light flavors. The toppings were pretty standard compared to all the other fro yo places I’ve been to.
This is definitely not a place I would «crave» or pick first if I wanted fro yo, but it’s definitely on the map, especially if there’s nothing else around or close by for a quick sweet, healthy treat.

If my wife and I decide to get a dessert at dinner, we usually split something. She always ends up eating just a few bites — far less than half. Not wanting to waste anything, I feel obligated to eat whatever she leaves behind, stuffing myself further than I really wanted to.
Simply Frozen Yogurt does away with this problem.
Pick as many of the 12 flavors of yogurt you want. Serve yourself as much — or as little as you want. Top with any of the 50+ toppings you want. Pay only 39 cents per ounce of weight.
You want a huge tub of four flavors of yogurt covered in sprinkles, gummy bears and brownie chunks? Go for it. 39 cents per ounce.
You want a tiny drop of yogurt and a whole cup of fresh fruit toppings? Go for it. 39 cents per ounce.
The range of flavors is pretty nice. I don’t know if they intend to change them out, but there’s enough choice that they probably have something you’ll like anyways. The toppings ranged pretty well too. Fresh fruit, bits of pound cake or brownies, bits of candy, sprinkles — plenty for the kid in you to go nuts and pile on a horrible concoction that your parents would have never allowed.
Before you commit to any flavor, you can sample as many as you like — so you can figure out which flavor you’re in the mood for. There is no easy testing mechanism for sampling the toppings, but I’m sure the staff would probably accommodate you if you asked.
Since this is a self serve place, the staff is minimal. We visited at about 7:30pm on a Saturday night and there was one worker at the register and a man who seemed to be the manager roaming about. Neither rushed over to explain the concept or instructions when we entered, but they seemed attentive and ready to help if needed.
There are a handful of tables inside and outside to sit and enjoy your perfect yogurt desserts, and a TV screen if that’s your thing. They were playing Bolt on it when we visited.
In the end, we paid a little over $ 6 for exactly the amount of yogurt and toppings as we wanted. Far less than a couple of scoops at a chain ice cream shop, far better product — and it was exactly what and how much we wanted. You just can’t beat that.