TCBY

I couldn’t help but stop by and get some fro-​yo after some shopping. I never tried this spot, but you can’t go wrong with fro-​yo, right?
I’m used to helping myself to samples of frozen yogurt but here, the staff will give you the sample in those tiny condiment containers. I lean towards original and plain flavours so that it compliments my toppings more, so I tried the vanilla and Greek honey yogurt flavours. The vanilla fro-​yo had a sweet vanilla flavour but the texture was thicker than usual, almost like a soft serve!
The toppings were all uncovered, which made for easy choosing but I had to play the eye-​spy game of is-there-anything-that-shouldn’t-be-there-ahem-flies! The topping choices were minimal but they had everything that I wanted. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, MOCHI, and Oreos. Some of the fruits looked old and beat up, so I had to choose the good ones, also, there wasn’t a lot of fruit left in the containers so it was kind of slim pickings.
The guy working there was nice and we paid for our yogurt by weight. It was A-​OK at The Country’s Best Yogurt.

I’ve always been a big fan when they used to be at the movie theaters back home.
Great to have them as an option by food court but not a fan of their uncovered toppings, like the way Menchies does it. Call me a germophobic but in the summer when those fruit flies come out…
59 cents per ounce.
Wall bench inside to seat maybe 3.
Extra star for their marketing on the wall LOL.
9 flavors to choose from, salted caramel is my favourite. Kelly was nice to offer to make a yogurt milkshake but C’mon, you can’t beat real ice cream.

I have had fro-​you here once when at Bellis Fair, however, it was the first and last time. They skimped on the Oreo and got all upset when I called them out on this. Don’t mess with a women on her period and her lack of Oreos.

Since we had an awful lunch at Ivar’s we needed to make up the food deficit. What better way than with delicious frozen dessert!
Since I wanted to load mine up with all sorts of toppings, I went with their vanilla frozen yogurt, dumped peanut butter cups, Heath bar, mini M&Ms and nuts all over mine. The $ 5 cup was a pretty good deal for what I grabbed and certainly filled the void.
I like the samplers. Makes it easy to decide what to take.

Delicious! I wouldn’t normally buy this type of product or even visit this type of chain store, but the store employee was out front, greeting people as they walked by and offering everyone a free sample. He lured me in with his sweet demeanor and then I was hooked by the sample of creamy, sweet, White Italian Mousse. It was so good, I couldn’t resist filling a cup with more.
FYI, there are a variety of cup sizes, tall or short, but they hold the same amount of ounces. It doesn’t matter which one you get because the end price is based on the weight. You can fill up your cup with one flavor or multiples. Some are even sugar free and gluten free. Save room for real fruit toppings or crushed candies, sprinkles, fudge, and more.
The price is indeed steep. It cost me about $ 6 for a swirl of White Italian Mousse, strawberries, crushed brownie pieces and a cherry on top, but it was such a delightful treat and experience, I would probably go back.

If I could put zero stars I would! The girl who works there is rude, the yogurt is more expensive then anywhere else, and simply not worth it! Use the money to pay for gas to drive to Edaleen Dairy! WAAAY better and WAAAY cheaper or just go to Menchies. Down low, go ANYWHERE but here! I usually LOVE TCBY but this place sucks. Not to mention they watch sample cups and don’t even let you get yourown. I guess they are scared you might over fill a ½ in tall paper circle. Pathetic.