Tutti Frutti

Tasty yogurt with fun flavors. I like the Watermelon which is usually random weekends.

On entry, you don’t know if this is another copy cat yogurt shop, or something different. The ability to «pull» your own yogurt is enticing, and the cost per ounce seems so cheap, and the options of adding your own toppings is so decadent.
What do you do?
Multiple flavors?
Toppings on 1 flavor?
Multiple flavors with toppings?
Is this place a winner or is it bunk?
I’m so confused…
OK, too much drama, sorry, I dig my frozen yogurt.
Flavors are great, not fake tasting, everything seems fresh and they have a good selection of toppings (never get them much).
I’m a repeat offender, multiple items to go :) I’ll be back!

Just one word sums it up. MMMMMMMMM!!!
I may not love every flavor, but I have yet to find a flavor I did not like.
Just let your tounge go wild an order some of everything!

tiny little yogourt shoppe on the strip of downtown willow glen. there is limited seating inside, but ample seating outside the store.
i sampled these flavours:
*caramel custard — not creamy and thick, as i would expect from a frozen custard
*red velvet froyo — this was decent, tasted like red velvet cake in frozen form
*peanut butter froyo — this was creamy, and peanut buttery, but it melted too fast (almost as soon as it came out of the dispenser)
since i wasn’t impressed with the 3 flavours that i sampled, i decided not to make a purchase on this trip. i may stop by next time i’m in town, to try other flavours, but in general, i feel there are better froyo shoppes in willow glen that i prefer to endorse.

This branch had good service and a really friendly (if not clear English speaking) woman at the front.
I loved their fresh fruit as it was actually fresh and even though it was late, it hadn’t been hanging around all day and I adore their original tart flavor. Mmmm tarty.
The space was clean and well ordered and I’d come back any time!

Nice and bright inside, friendly staff and numerous toppings to choose from. Love how they have tables outside for the adults and children.

I love the serve-​yourself FroYo thing. I’m kind of behind the bandwagon on this one. The thing I really enjoy about it is my 3-​year old can customize her tiny treat to her specifications (and we all know that doesn’t end!!) for only, like, $ 1.50. Then, mommy can get her own deal and it’s only a grand total of $ 3.50. Not bad!
The thing I’m not a fan of here is the actual froyo. It’s kinda bland. However, I’m no froyo expert and I really do like WG Frozen Yogurt better, but it ends up costing $ 15 of a trip there… so I’m torn. In the mean time, I’ll go Tutti Frutti for now. :)

Best prices on the street! Isn’t all fro yo mostly the same?

Small new self-​serve fro-​yo shop with a friendly staff. Very similar to Yogurtland but I think the flavors are truer. Blueberry, which could be bland, really stood out and surprised me. The chocolate flavor is very good — I normally avoid chocolate fro-​yo because it never does chocolate justice.
The topping that looks like big orange fish eggs is actually a delightful mango juice-​filled treat. Addictive!
Give this place a try– a fun, cheap diversion.

Everything about this shop is bright and colorful, but the girl behind the counter was less than enthralled with her job. If she likes her job – she should let her face know.
And why are the sample cups behind the counter for the employees to monitor? When there’s a line of customers – especially in this tiny place – it’s awkward to interrupt the busy cashier, just to ask for a little sample cup.
This place is a decent choice – the yogurt is good (the chocolate is rich and creamy), the shop is clean, and there are plenty of toppings – all for .39 cents an ounce.
Tutti Frutti advertises «certified» live and active cultures in their yogurt. I care if my accountant is certified – I don’t need my yogurt to be certified. But for those who like certifications, the yogurt is also certified as Kosher by the Orthodox Union.
You can get better frozen yogurt (and hand-​made ice-​cream and frozen custard) a few steps away at Willow Glen Frozen Yogurt (but they serve you here, so if you want to pile on your own toppings, Tutti Fruiti is a decent choice.)

Cute from the outside but don’t go in! The second you walk in the door an overwhelming stench of cheap, horrible, nose burning chemicals takes over your senses. It’s not the yogurt, it’s the cleaning solution. I couldn’t stand it, so I quickly told my husband to get me whatever and ran outside. Before I ran I asked them about the smell and they said they are «required» to use that chemical to clean their equipment. Oh really? The health department mandates «which» chemical to use? «Must use cheapest, most disgusting cleaner you can find!» Really? Have not been back and don’t think I could manage to put my hand on the door to enter for fear of that stench!

Not impressed. The flavors are weird. Who wants banana pudding or Splenda strawberry?
This place is tiny. Only a couple seats outside. Your order IS to-​go.
And I do believe I was charged for sample cups. Who charges for sample cups?
With other, tastier FroYo places in Willow Glen, one can easily avoid Tutti Frutti.

I am not a yogurt person. I don’t seek it, I don’t crave it. My dear friend wanted yogurt on a rainy day and I went along for the ride. It was a bit intimidating when I first walked it. Giant yogurt cups, scoops facing me of yummy toppings… what the hell am I suppose to do. The young girl was very sweet in explaining that I don’t have to fill the cup all the way up. They weigh it, so simple!!! They had watermelon and strawberry sorbet. Mmmmmm now they are talking! Picked out some tasty (FRESH) toppings and it was 3 bucks… heck yeah! I am now hooked!
Bonus, the girls that were there were super attentive and sweet. Place was very clean!

Loved this place. Great selection of yogurt. Loved the tart mixed with the mango. Sorry but like my daughter says, I am one of those … no toppings for me. But she loved her yogurt and she said that the topping selection was to die for. Have to take the wife here the next time. Great price, cute store and love the location.

After dinner at Yuki we always go here now. Place is real clean, organized and the staff was super friendly. They have a lot of toppings which my son likes… I like that its fat free so I can keep the belly trim.

Friendly service and the yogurt texture is nice — creamy and smooth, although it melts pretty quickly. I tried the raspberry (pretty sweet and tasted pretty yogurt-​y) and the pomegranate (tart and delicious), Hubby said the chocolate was above average, but still really creamy and good. The standard toppings were available.
My biggest issue is this place is TINY and there is so little room to move, and when we were there, about 12 customers completely filled the shop to the point you could barely move.

Soooo glad this place opened! The other yogurt options nearby are just not all that great, and the good ones are too far. Tutti Frutti has a good flavor selection (although I always get the Tart) and the people are extremely friendly. All they need is to add coconut to their toppings bar, and I’ll be a happy woman.

After dinner some friends and I walked by and decided to try this cute little place. I’ve tried out other froyo spots, but nothing really that floats my boat, but Tutti Frutti was soooo yummy (and fat free !) I wasn’t going to get anything but after just trying a sample of the mango and the strawberry… I couldn’t resist ! I filled my cup with all sorts of flavors… the strawberry, orange shebert, pomogranate, and of course the Mango topped everything off with some fresh strawberries and mango. When I got up the register, I figure big cup with extra toppings getting ready to pay about 5 bucks, not even close. $ 2.65 for my big ol’ cup. It doesn’t get any better !
Cleanliness: 5 Stars.
Taste: 5 Stars.
Price: 5 Stars.
Yippy !

Nothing melts a frozen heart faster than feasting on frozen yogurt on after a fantastic night!
I’ve been waiting for Tutti Frutti to open in Willow Glen for months, so when they finally did (today was their first day!), I hopped onto my fastest stallion and yee-ha’d our way there.
They really have their taro and lychee flavors down. The taro was so creamy and the consistency was just right for its creamy taste! Lychee was good as well — loved the sweet-​sour flavor!
But I was not a fan of their blueberry and pomegranate flavors. Think Flintstones chewable vitamins from third grade, and blend that into the frozen yogurt mix… But I mean, blueberry and pomegranate both taste artificial almost anywhere.
My other complaint is that the mochi bits tasted stale. Normally they should be soft and chewy but not so sticky that they tear out the fillings in your teeth (that you probably got from eating too much frozen yogurt), but today, I’m hoping it’s just today, the mochi bits were stale, hard, sticky…
Today, they had the original, taro, lychee, cookies and cream, green apple, pomegranate, blueberry and strawberry, and that’s with one machine down, so one can expect at least two more flavors to be added.
They have a young staff team… maybe too young. They had no smiles on their little faces. Cheer up! With a store with such vibrant colors and supposedly hip/​trendy atmosphere, you shouldn’t be looking like I owe you money!