FroYo Frozen Yogurt

Don’t like the tastes they usually have and end up with chocolate all the time. Not many varieties. Can always feel that it’s artificially flavored. They fruits looks bitten up and smashed. Ot was disgusting and never can have fruit with my frozen yogurt because their fruits are not fresh at all. I do not recommend unless you just want something cold and sweet in your mouth.

Pros: open late (12am Fri/​Sat), convenient location, outdoor seating, decent yogurt.
Cons: fruit toppings weren’t very fresh (I always get blueberries & strawberries) and there were gnats flying around (ick). No prices displayed anywhere ($ 0.52/oz). Also they didn’t have a recycling bin for the plastic spoons so that was kind of wasteful.

Typical frozen yogurt place. You walk in, serve yourself and pay a price that seems oddly high when you realize you could have bought a whole meal with the same amount of money. Open later until 12 on weekends for some froyo while out drinking in the area. Star off because the fruits weren’t very fresh, but if you’re out drinking that late, you may not notice.
The worst part of this place is that they have no where to recycle the containers and spoons after you’re done. A big wasted opportunity since everything is recyclable.

I like FroYo, I really do so it’s unfortunate that I’m less than excited about this particular location.
I felt icky in here tonight; the floor looked dingy, there were a few flavors with handwritten signage, the stations were sticky, the toppings were neat but the fruit didn’t look fresh, the whipped cream can was messy, the tables inside were disheveled…
I got a small serving but ate outside.
I’m dusting this experience off and rushing home to sanitize my entire body.

I enjoy the frozen yogurt treat, my wife is crazy about FroYo she drives about 30 miles round trip just to get this yogurt and we always, without fail eat it up before we get home.
I will tell you the facilities are always clean, and the yogurt delicious.
But understand flavors you get at one you may not get at another one, you will get the same basic staple flavors vanilla,
…but some facilities will have a flavor or two you want find at the other like the cheese cake flavor or caramel.
Nonetheless this is good desert you should be happy with it. The biggest thing is they let you make it the way you want too, you start with getting the amount you want in your bowl, then you have a lot of toppings you can add on from there. Do keep in mind you pay for your sweet treat by weight, so the more you get on or in the bowl the more it costs.
I have written a review a few times and I guess this one is simplhy do becasue I have hd the yogurt at more than one location.

This froyo is just okay. For some reason the location on delmar is my fav. The frozen yogurt taste a little different to me. But its conveniently located around the corner so still a great option. My fav is the cookies n cream and cake batter!

Solid froyo spot in the heart of CWE. Very convenient for grabbing a cup after dinner. This is a self-​service spot, with rotating flavors (though the core ones are always there) and ample toppings.
I gave it 4 stars because the indoor seating leaves a bit to be desired (its like kids tables) but there is a nice bar to sit on by the window and some good outdoor seating when its nice. They also have really good hours (open til midnight on the weekend).

The low-​fat cheesecake frozen yogurt with white chocolate chips and cheesecake crumbles & pomegranate strawberry frozen yogurt. Delicious.

Skip this place and go to Bissinger’s, Coffee Cartel, the crêpe place, the cup, or anywhere else in the 2 block radius. The froyo was sickeningly sweet and lacked any positive flavor to it. I had the strawberry pomegranate flavor. Only topping was a half spoonful of rainbow sprinkles. Had 4 bites and tossed it.
I hope you read this before going in. You’ll save yourself the disappointment.
No expectations at a place like this for «service» but the cashier was not nice. She didn’t seem to have any patience for the oh-​so-​complicated and burdensome question «what do you recommend?»

I’ve only been to this Froyo location in the St. Louis area, but every visit has been a delicious treat. Perfect location in the midst of all the restaurants and bars. Nice and clean facility, as well as friendly staff. Only concern is seating during peak times, the space could be a bit larger.

Obligatory 4-​star bump, simply due to the fact that I basically live here now. Great flavors (dairy-​free options too!), fresh fruit, friendly faces behind the register. I especially appreciate the great service I receive even when it’s my second fro yo of the day and my cup is clearly 50% filled with cookie dough and whipped cream (it was a tough day, okay?!?) So Froyo, thanks for reserving your judgement, and I’ll see you later today.

The original tart was very tasty – even my dessert-​hating boyfriend really enjoyed it! I’ve never been a fan of the by-​weight system though.
I can see how this place could be a disaster if there are to many people in line.

I am the biggest sucker for Froyo. Because this place is so close to me, it is the only place that will satisfy my froyo fill! The first few times I went here, I honestly was not a fan. I wasn’t impressed by their flavors and the froyo was not cold enough or always kind of runny.
This place has definitely grown on me over the past year I’ve been in STL. They added fantastic new flavors such as Irish Mint and Peppermint (seasonal flavor), which are both superbly refreshing. Their original is also very satisfying. I also noticed that they are better controlling the froyo temperature, so it’s been a nice firm consistency now!
The fruit selection is really good but could be better. I get their fresh fruits such as the strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, and kiwi. Their mango and pineapple are unfortunately frozen/​canned. I think their raspberries too? Another topping I am fond of is their ground flax seeds (newly added). Not sure if this a new thing with froyo shops, but I get it every time for a mega nutrition boost.
Another great plus is that they give students a discount! My cup usually averages about 3 dollars! Overall, I am very happy and grateful for this place in the CWE! I hope for their continual improvement and success.

If I killed somebody, this would be my last meal.
Yup.

As always Froyo is amazing. Their yogurt is the best of the new fad of frozen yogurt places. I like their style overall as well. Its always a fun experience!

Neat little self-​serve froyo place in CWE.
Came here after dinner since I wanted dessert. Has your typical flavors plus a few unique ones depending on the season. Lots of toppings too.
I went for 2 of the tart ones and the pumpkin pie. I wasn’t too crazy about the tart since it tasted a little too artificial but the pumpkin pie tasted just like a pumpkin pie. It’s also nice to see the fruit toppings aren’t mangled!
It’s a little higher in terms of cents/​oz than what I am used to, but the staff is great and the place is clean.

I was hesitant to try Froyo in the CWE because I feel like RedMango’s froyo is the best, but I’ve been back to Froyo here 4 times now and have grown to really like it! It has a convenient location and I’ve never had trouble finding parking, although sometimes I have to feed the meter a bit. The froyo is always refreshing and today I enjoyed eating it at the window bar while people-​watching as it drizzled outside.
The staff is always super friendly and doesn’t watch me like a hawk when I try samples of the different flavors. This is important to me because I admit that sometimes I feel a little judged when I’m trying samples of the new flavors at other places, especially when they require that you ask specifically for a sample cup. They even offered me free waffle bowls twice when I walked in, and they subtracted the weight of the waffle when I weighed my bowl at the cashier — this made my day! Also, I was happy to see that they have a student discount going on until November/​December when I showed them my student ID.
Today I went back and tried the pumpkin spice, pistachio, pomegranate sorbet, and strawberry cheesecake flavors. My husband fell in love instantly with his sample of strawberry cheesecake froyo so we got a big scoop of that. My personal favorite is still the original tart with diced mango, mochi, almonds, and strawberries heaped on top. The whole thing came out to less than $ 4 for the 2 of us! I will be going back because I want to earn a free froyo after I finish using up my Froyo stamp/​punchcard!

FroYo has a decent selection of flavors (8 – 10), none of which wowed me but none of which were offensive, either. Where they are really lacking is in their topping selection; their 25 or so choices are a bit scarce compared to other pay-​by-​weight frozen yogurt chains. However, the interior is clean, the employees are friendly, and it’s in a great location — you can stroll down the CWE or sit outside on a nice day. For what it is, where it is, FroYo does a fine job of filling a niche.

Ever since I was introduced to FroYo I have probably had a craving once a week. When I get a craving I have to satisfy it. I almost always tell myself that I am going to just be «simple» and not be greedy with the flavors and/​or toppings. I tell myself to get 1 flavor and maybe 2 toppings. This is not the case EVER. I almost always get a buffet of flavors and add various toppings to each flavor. Why am I such a glutton? Why isn’t it easier to say no to 101 flavors and/​or toppings? I will one day be simple.
I am a fan of the cake batter and of course the thin mint is pretty amazing too! This trip, and all previous trips I have managed to use fruity pebbles as a topping!!! Who would have though. It is a good choice though. Then I had to choose between hot fudge or butterscotch? I definitely could not choose and so I had both. Yes, I hate making decisions.
One day I will just be simple, but until then I will keep on adding toppings because I can.

Froyo in the Central West End? I’ll take it! Although I do miss the gelateria that once occupied the spot, the narrow storefront between Culpepper’s and Brennan’s now doles out delicious soft serve frozen yogurt. Check the reviews for Froyo in the Loop if you’re new to the chain, which also has a location on Olive, but if you’re a frozen yogurt pro by now, here are a few observations:
— This corner of the CWE is already a little overcrowded, and Froyo doesn’t help.
— The machines seemed to be a little constipated, but hopefully that’ll work itself out with time.
— The feeling is definitely trendier than the Loop location; compare Pi on Delmar with Pi just two blocks north.
— The crowd, as you could expect, is completely different.
Definitely swing by and check it out. In the meantime, I think the cozy green interior of the Loop location is probably my favorite, but maybe that’ll change as Froyo takes its place on Maryland Square. Part of me still wishes that a non-​chain, grassroots/​locally-​owned business held down this corner, but with the way CWE looks nowadays, that notion may forever be a fantasy.