Froyo

Can’t go wrong with Froyo. Toppings galore and every changing flavors keep me coming back! Pricing is decent and the place is clean and the staff friendly. I would recommend peanut butter cup with anything-​as peanut butter goes with absolutely everything in my book!

Went there they were closed, suppose to be open 11am to11pm what’s up with that??? False advertising! !!

Definitely overpriced and too artificial. Compared to forever yogurt each oz was ten cents more expensive. The only reason I decided to try this place was because of its proximity to my new home. I had hopes that it would become my new go to dessert joint but unfortunately the flavored were far from impressive. The only flavor that actually tasted like the name was peanut butter. Even their vanilla was funky tasting.
Definitely prefer forever yogurt over this place.

I was in the mood for ice cream or froyo one Saturday so I pulled up Unilocal and was surprised to see this as the only option in the river north area. I thought this place had a good selection of flavors and toppings and my cup was certainly tasty, but I was shocked by the price. Based on weight, my self-​serve cup was $ 9.75. I couldn’t believe it. Yes, the cup was full, but my guess is that it was the same size as a regular sundae at a Baskin Robbins which would run around $ 5 – 6. Overall, I give 4 stars for the food and 1 star for the value. If I had been with my whole family, I would have run up a tab of $ 50 for 5 people which is simply too much for yogurt.
Why are there not more frozen treat places in river north?

Employee on Monday night lied about the hours they were open so he could go home early. I checked their website AND this Unilocal page to show that the info was listed as closing at 11pm but he wouldn’t let us in at 10pm.

Pros: great yogurt, clean establishment, open late
Con: the quality of the toppings. Lots of options, but we weren’t willing to risk trying any of the mushy fruit

The froyo itself was good. Not amazing but comparable to other froyo places. What is not comparable is the price. I didn’t pay attention to the unit price, but a cup came out to be much more expensive than your typical froyo place ($ 7+). Since the froyo wasn’t special, the multiple in price wasn’t worth it for me.

Really just good quality yogurt.
Stays really cold so its not slushy really fast. makes you able to enjoy.
Very clean too in terms of topping presentation and maintenance of the machines.
Definitely will go back!

I don’t have particularly high standards for froyo but all the yogurt was super runny… causing it to melt quickly and become a yogurt soup rather fast. Flavors were mediocre and the toppings pretty tasteless (like cookie dough chunks & cheesecake bites). I would skip this place in favor of something tastier for sure.

Doesn’t stand up to my usual.
The vanilla is pretty okay, the cereal was an unexpected green more Fruit-​loops type flavor instead of the more cereal-​style I was expecting (a la Momofuku Milk), and the original tart was a little too tart.
The toppings selection was pretty good but unfortunately nothing special.
Décor inside is nice enough, it’s a pleasant enough place for froyo, but the froyo itself is average at best.

This was alright but not spectacular. Food was not fresh and the yogurt was runny. The Froyo at 233 N. Michigan has better quality and fresher food.

It was ok — good selection of yogurt flavors, but limited toppings. Flavor and texture of the yogurt was good, and the price was consistent with other places.

Do people not realize that there is a Pinkberry only 3 blocks away? I decided to try this place because of the good Unilocal reviews, but was extremely disappointed. Some of the flavors were really runny. The original tart tasted strange, almost carbonated. Some of the toppings did not look fresh.

Frozen yogurt place open until midnight… ahh yes, sounds like a place that requires my attention. Not to mention a bar along the window to people watch on State Street. Haha, sign me up!
Got a free sample of the raspberry pomegranate, sold. The woman opted for a more sweet indulgence and got a cup of the cake batter.
When asked for a suggestion, one of the fellas there said cheesecake with turtle caramel is a knockout. He wasn’t wrong!
Was thrilled to see the toppings were fresh, the station was clean, and the seats were also cleaned up.
Just so happened to be the only place the entire trip we ventured to twice, just because it was close, open until midnight, the quality was fantastic, and not a bad price for pay by weight, do it yourself froyo.

Omg!!! Why haven’t I’ve been here before???
Red velvet cake & New York Cheesecake 2gether… Heavenly!!! Well worth the price considering how much you get!.. Will be back!
#loveit :)

I was smitten from the moment that I was given 2 sample cups and I tried both the watermelon sorbet and the Georgia peach. Delicious! I got full servings of both and then added some mountain berry as well — which ended up being my favorite of all three!
I didn’t fill the cup up all the way and I added a few toppings as well. Total cost: $ 6 – 7 which is more than I thought it would be considering it was only 49 cents an ounce. But worth the visit with a friendly staff and delicious frozen yogurt!

A Froyo place called Froyo… It must be good!
Location & Ambiance:
Its located downtown, and has a very old school but clean vibe to it.
The Yogurt:
The yogurt itself is very flavorful, and is probably the best frozen yogurt I have had. I have been to a few different shops, and this one definitely had the creamiest yogurt.
Toppings: They had some great toppings, and lots of options.
Staff:
The staff was nice, and was helpful when needed.
Price: I don’t live in the city, but it is worth noting that the prices did seem a little high to me.
Overall, if your in the city this is a great little Froyo place!

With 4.5 stars I had to triple check the address and pictures to make sure I was at the same place. I had walked by this place after eating nearby and thought it would make for the perfect dessert.
Let’s just say if you like creamy, rich, yet light frozen yogurt, brave whatever shitty weather Chicago throws at you and walk a few blocks more to Pinkberry.
If you like watery, sugary, soft serve ice cream with an assortment of artificial-​tasting flavors, this is the right place. I mean, there’s nothing wrong with self-​serve soft-​serve ice cream (isn’t that a mouthful…). But. Don’t name the store literally FROYO, because this is not representative of frozen yogurt.
Disappointing.
If the mango sorbet stays, that’d be my pick.

A good place for tasty yogurt and toppings — standard experience like many others — I really liked the Salted Caramel Popcorn flavor.

HEY YO! I love the FRO-​YO!
Self serve gets me in trouble because I literally end up piling high the soft serve and the toppings. $$$$$
The one thing that I hate is no sample cups so I end up sampling and paying for some of the stuff that I dont really care for. Oh well, I guess I could probably ask for some.
I love cake batter… so good. 12 daily flavors with a good mix of fruity and decadent.