Kiwi Spoon Frozen Yogurt

Kiwi Spoon is my top choice for froyo over all other froyo joints. This one is my GO TO since I live right by it!
I always have a satisfying experience every time I walk in and am greeted by the super friendly staff and when I walk out with a full belly. And the tables are always clean for us.
There is always a new assortment of flavors available whenever I come and my favorite toppings like mochi, bursting boba, and fruit are always in stock for me which I enjoy. HAPPY CAMPER!
What I love is you get your froyo just the way you like it, weight it-​pay it, eat it, and be on your merry way. Very swift, is the way I’d put it.

Hate to say it but I didn’t enjoy it as much as I thought I would. The froyo tasted to sweet for me and kind of artificial, they do have a lot of toppings but the cookie dough was gross. 14 $ for two medium cups with an ok amount of toppings. Not sure if I would go back.

So much better than my visit to Froyo World down the street last night. The yogurt was definitely creamier, fresher tasting, and the toppings were recently filled up. An added bonus was that the floor and the tables were clean and you’ve got a superior frozen yogurt place in town!

Prefer some other froyo places. This one was def the worst out of all different froyo franchise. It was overdone with food coloring and artificial flavors to the point that none of the flavor selection here resembled yogurt… I could have gotten twice as much froyo elsewhere compared to what I paid for 8oz cup.

The yogurt was good and the flavor selection was also good.
The toppings left a lot to be desired and there was not much of a selection.
My biggest gripe, they didn’t have a high chair or other child seat (ing).
I probably won’t be going back.

DYI fro yo is the way to go! After some 420, we strolled in here and were not disappointed. Lots of flavors and lots of toppings (I particularly enjoyed the mango gels). It was a little bright in there for me but if I lived in CT I’d be back for sure!

I enjoy Kiwi Spoon but they have a more limited flavor and topping selection than their competitors and the layout is not very inviting. The fruit quality is average. Overall a decent value for money. 3.5 stars.

This place was okay. They did have a variety of flavors, so you’ll find something for everyone. However, the flavor and texture of the actual froyo left something to be desired. Staff was helpful and friendly.

This location has done nothing but improve since opening its doors. At the end of March 2013 they renovated, adding more yogurt flavors and toppings, taking a nod from the variety generated by rivals Pinkberry. The only shortcoming about this place (in my opinion) is the pairing of flavors, as each individual machine offers 2 with a third option of a «twist» combo. I would much prefer that the 2 sugar free flavors be on the same dispenser, and some more thought be put into the other pairings (I really couldn’t see anyone doing a twist combo of Samoa Cookie and pink lemonade sorbet.) besides that, staff is courteous, toppings are freshly replenished and the place is always spotless.

Great flavors and great toppings and not a bad price.

I enjoyed going here for the self serve DIY froyo Sunday making awesomeness.
Good selection of frozen yogurt and plenty of topping. The fruit was well stocked. They are open till 10pm which made this out dessert place after dinner. We’ll be back for sure.

This one is all about the experience of DIY! Choose a flavor. or two… or three and add whatever toppings you want… fruits, candies, nuts, hot fudge and more (add as much as you need). I had espresso yogurt which i turned into ‘mudpie’ with cookies, nuts and hot fudge! YUM! When you are done creating your individual masterpiece… they weigh it and you pay!

I can get behind this influx of self-​serve froyo places. Their plain is fantastic, and there’s a reasonable amount of toppings — they could use more fruit, but overall I can’t complain.

When Pinkberry came to town, I was thrilled. Then I tried Kiwi Spoon in Wallingford. Bloooown outta the park. The location in Southington is the same bright, trendy style. The location of the store is probably not the best — it’s in a rather tired old plaza that I think most folks probably pass right by. If they were in a more prominent location, I bet business would be even better. Anyway, it’s all based on the weight of your cup and the topping choices are redonkulously varied. Give it a try, you’ll get bored with Pinkberry.

I love that this place opened! I come here frequently and I love the choices in terms of toppings and flavors. I know someone had put up a review about there being sparse fruit, but every time I’ve gone there has been plenty of toppings with the exception of one time; there wasn’t any banana left but I did see an employee chopping one up. The staff is generally pretty friendly, too!

Not all Kiwi Spoons are created equal. This location simply was just okay. Actually when compared to the other location I thought it was blah. I went in the afternoon and was annoyed that each first squirt of froyo that came out of the machine was «watery». I didn’t have a problem with that at the other location. Watery froyo = gross gag stimulating froyo!
Fruit options were very skimpy. I had to scrap the last bits of kiwi into my cup. There were two staff members on, I wonder if they noticed that the fruit trays needed a refill? I understand this is a new location but gosh no prep time in training at all huh?
I’m a huge froyo fan and loved the Kiwi Spoon in Wallingford but this Kiwi Spoon is lacking. Priced cheaper than Pink Berry but toppings aren’t as «fun/​unique» as Pink Berry.

I was a big TCBY frozen yogurt fan years ago in Southington. I am glad to see another frozen yogurt place pop up! I thought I would give Kiwi Spoon a try. It is YUMMY! I tried 4 different flavors in my cup, cookies and cream, cheesecake, birthday cake and chocolate! My favorite was the birthday cake. The frozen yogurt is creamy, and no aftertaste. I will be back to try some fruit flavors. I didn’t give 5 stars because I didn’t really care for the chocolate yogurt.

Only three stars because the yogurt is often soupy. As nice as the very young staff is, they don’t appear to be all that interested in maintaining the product. I shouldn’t be hearing about all of their relationship issues while I’m getting yogurt. I guess what I’m saying is that adult supervision is needed.