FroZenYo

The frozen yogurt is fine. Exactly the same as any other frozen yogurt place. The place always looks dingy and grubby. Oh, and when I went to use the bathroom, there was no soap. Then a bum started banging loudly on the door demanding to come in. So it’s kind of like a frozen yogurt homeless shelter, I guess.
Late November update: … yay, this disgusting place is closed. Maybe they can open something better here. Like a portapotty. Or an open sewer.

No Sugar Free Options, However this location has free hot fudge = Win

This place is awesome. Wicked clean and the service is excellent. I had Patricia and and she was polite and did an excellent job. Nothing but high praises for the place!

I’ve had better fro yo, but the toppings are what stood out to me. Everything was very fresh-​the fruit all tasted freshly-​picked and the toppings didn’t seem like they’d be sitting there for days. The Reese’s peanut butter cup mash up was my favorite option!

Didn’t even attempt to have a yogurt. It was dirty plain and simple. Walked out!

Great location!
The store is very clean
Great price for Water!
Brandon Makes this place run very smoothly! He works hard!
I liked the Wedding Cake Frozen Yogurt, as its my favorite flavor, they had lots of great toppings, that while I was there where checked on to maintain freshness. All together a great place to go for Froyo.

If I could give this place no stars I would! Beware of this establishment!!! Yesterday, July 14 was my first visit here. And definitely my last! The sidewalk outside is probably cleaner than this place. They have a fly problem. Tiny food, gnat like flying insects everywhere!!! They are small and all over the yogurt dispensing machines. Two flavors were out of order. The Dulce de leche was watery upon dispensing. Yuck. No cookie dough toppings. The free Hot fudge and Carmel tasted old and burnt. Makes me wonder when the last time the insides were cleaned out. Also, I’d rather use a festival portajohn than the one here. The ladies room here was beyond grotesque.

I’d like to grind this place into walnuts and sprinkle it on froyo from anywhere else.
You’re better off walking another block and getting a $ 0.99 vanilla cone from McDonald’s.
Been here twice. Both times I was devastated by the lack of quality in their ingredients. It’ll cost you about $ 5.85 for the equivalent of a small.
FroZenYo? More like FroZenNo.

3.5 stars.
FroZenYo has previously caught my attention in 3 ways:
1) Oh, that’s where the Zombie coffee comes from!
2) Cute panda!
3) Wow, 48 cent water?!
Well, the first two are still in play, but the water’s gone up to 65 cents a bottle. Still good, particularly in such a touristy area, but no longer the utter steal it once was.
Anywho, FroZenYo is one of those help yourself, then weigh and pay frozen yogurt places. Theirs go for 55 cents an ounce.
They have these sample cups available by the register — not one of those teeny ones, but decent sized so you get a really good idea of the flavor you are sampling. Maybe a little too good… I liked the mango, but found it icy. Coconut and chocolate both had a really smooth texture and nice flavor.
The toppings include your typical candies, but I noticed that their Kit Kat were rather generous sized pieces. Their fruit options were vibrant and counted 6. Two bursting boba flavors — mango, and whatever «green» is. I wish they’d offer mochi though. I greedily eyed the brownie chunks, but refrained on this visit.
Strawberry Shortcake was advertised on a poster by the cups. I asked the cashier about it — a personable young man. He told me it was $ 6+ after tax ($ 5.75 before tax per the register), and that it consists of a buttery pound cake, strawberry froyo, and strawberries from the toppings. He also gave me the head’s up that it is quite sweet. I felt a tad misled by their use of a stock photo on the poster as I would have preferred a traditional shortcake biscuit over a pound cake.
As spring proceeds to turn to summer, I’ll have to remember to stop by here, especially since Fresh Mango is no more.
*** ⁸⁄₂₀₁₅ ***
Mochi, mochi, mochi! That made me happy, happy, happy! And it was nice and soft too!
I wish their strawberry sauce would be more fruit and less liquid.
*** ¹⁰⁄₂₀₁₅ ***
They’re having some issues with their frozen yogurt dispensers — check your clothing for evidence of a froyo attack before going back into the real world. Hopefully this will be fixed soon and froyo options will return to normal levels.
Covers are available for those who wish to take their treat on the road.
PS — empty cups weigh in at 0.03 oz.; not bad.
*** 11÷3÷2015 ***
Noticed the brown paper covering their windows. Closed.

Some pros and cons here. I had the Cookies ‘N Cream frozen yogurt with some fixins. I didn’t really get enough cookie flavor, so if i hadn’t mixed Oreos in it, I don’t think it would have tasted very distinctive. It had a little minty taste, and I overheard a woman say that about the Coconut flavor, so I’m wondering if that’s a thing here? I wasn’t a huge fan but I wasn’t turned off by it either.
Overall, it was on okay snack for under $ 3.00. I wasn’t in love, but I wasn’t repulsed, so it was A-​OK.

Delicious froyo! They have many flavors. Hot Fudge and caramel are free (these two are places after they weight the cup and make you pay)
Pretty reasonable too!

I love FroZenYo. The only bad thing is that it’s right across the street from my office and I’m tempted to get frozen yogurt every day. They have a decent selection of flavors and toppings.
My favorite combination is the pumpkin pie yogurt with crushed graham crackers and whipped cream on top. Tastes like frozen pumpkin pie. However, the pumpkin pie flavor is seasonal.
They have a «punch» card and every 7^th fro-​yo is free. That’s a pretty good deal for an addict like me. I’ve already gone through three or four cards (who’s keeping track?).
I’ve found the staff to be helpful and sometimes funny.
They recently started serving waffles. I haven’t had the waffles but my co-​workers say they are pretty tasty. They don’t always make them fresh for you though… Sometimes they just re-​heat the waffles they made earlier that day.

I love this place! The best self serves frozen yogurt in downtown. They have so many flavors and fruits to choose from. The place is clean and well lite. Staffs is alway friendly.

Thank GOD this place is a 10 minute walk from my apartment and not right next door, otherwise I would go every night.
This place has the best froyo in the area. They have SO many flavors, including fat free, sugar free options, that still taste great!
They have plenty of toppings, and best of all, it’s cheap! I go in and get some yogurt and a generous amount of toppings and its around $ 3 every time. Any other place I’ve been is between $ 5-​$ 7 atleast.

Just came out of this store a little while ago. They have some kind of deal where they sell water for 48 cents a bottle. I bought one and tried to give them a compliment saying it was a good price for water, they guy that works there responded, «It’s a great price!»
Needless to say I didn’t appreciate the condescending response and said nothing but decided to post my displeasure on Unilocal.Anyway if you’re looking for water, it’s a great price!

Despite everyone’s apparent ( Unilocal review) issues with the spouts I was able to master 3 different flavors today: Fat Free Birthday Cake, Fat Free Cookies & Cream and 98% Fat Free Peanut Butter. They all came out of the machines fine. No explosions, no dramatic flairs — I kind of feel left out from all of the complaints about the machines!
Anywho — Birthday Cake was the best flavor, but was so rich that it was a serious struggle to finish this. Cookies and cream was fine (JP Licks Cookies & Cream Fro-​Yo is always a home run!) and the Peanut Butter was ‘eh’ (another winner at JP Licks).
The toppings bar was filled with fruits, candies, nuts, and different types of sauces and is probably the most dangerous part about the place. Hello, Kit-​Kats! FroZenYo also offers FREE Hot Fudge and Hot Caramel after you pay, which is a huge plus.
Working in marketing, I understand why they only offer size ‘extra-​huge’ bowls for self-​serve. It’s a money making machine, but it would be nice to have some form of self-​control with different size (smaller) cups.

Good inexpensive frozen yogurt place. Much cheaper and much more selection than Pinkberry. However they don’t have tasting cups like other frozen yogurt places do. They do have public bathrooms and a decent amount of seating though, things pretty much all of the other frozen yogurt places lack. They have a rewards stamp card. After six get your seventh one free.

I am addicted to fro-​yo, thus I was overjoyed that a place opened up near school. This place is great, it’s not artisan and the flavors are occasionally a bit off, but there are usually 10 – 12 flavors to choose from and two of them are always non-​dairy.
The non-​dairy flavors are the best: they are juicy and make you feel refreshed rather then sugar loaded. The raspberry-​lemonaide flavor makes you feel like you be rocking hot pink roller-​skates and cruising down the boardwalk.
Some of the dairy options are a bit off. The «tart» isn’t really tart — it’s more mellow — but creamy and acts as a good base for yummy toppings. The Peaches and Cream (fat-​free) is my favorite flavor, but beware, if you don’t like the taste of Splenda, you will probably hate this flavor.
The toppings are great: whole chocolate chip cookies, mochi, chunks of cheesecake or half brownies, a wide range of fruits, and TWO types of gummies: bears and worms!
They serve Zombie coffee for really cheap, and it is quite smooth and non-​offensive. They also have a row of syrups (vanilla, caramel, hazelnut) that you can put into your coffee for free.
Pro-​Tip: If you pre-​purchase a «token» for $ 5.35, you can trade that in for one serving. They define serving as whatever you can manage to fit in the cup. I’ve gotten $ 15 worth of fro-​yo goodness for $ 5 –it’s an awesome deal. They, however, do not have to-​go covers, so bring some saran-​wrap.

I love frozen yogurt and I have a really bad sweet tooth, so I never thought I’d say this, but… this FroYo is way too sweet! I tried the tart and it was pretty meh, and the red velvet and cookies ‘n’ cream were too saccharine for my liking. Also, I don’t typically have a problem with the self-​serve style FroYo, but these machines were hard to use– they seemed to spit out huge chunks of frozen yogurt, which is a little frustrating when you only want to try a bit of several flavors.
Cheers to the free caramel and hot fudge– wish I had seen those before I was done eating!

I wish I could sort out a problem with this place because I like shooting down new Froyo places. It has a dumb name, Boston is OVERLOADED with ice cream shops, and let’s face it: frozen yogurt has to be one of the dumbest, incredibly American things on the market right now.
But alas, this place has it all: No Sugar Added (dairy) options, TWO Non-​dairy options, a variety of fresh fruit and other assorted toppings, and surprisingly moderate prices. The interior has a very chain-​ish feel to it but it is also super clean (despite having the DIY froyo wall and toppings bar). Also? The staff was totally fine with me trying a little of the non-​dairy options (pink lemonade and watermelon) before I decided.
Watermelon sorbet + blueberries + oreo bits = $ 3. In downtown Boston. I’m impressed and incredibly happy.