Jujube Frozen Yogurt

Not a horrendous frozen yogurt place. Not amazing, but if you have an urge for frozen yogurt, it’s totally fine. I’m not sure they have the current customer base to support a renovation, but a renovation to an updated décor will really help the look of their business.
Pros:
–The frozen yogurt was amazingly good. I have no idea why. I had the Sea Salt Caramel, and it has the fullest flavor taste that I think I’ve ever had from frozen yogurt before. They didn’t have a coffee flavor, but I’m still impressed by this caramel flavor. Would go back purely on the taste of this flavor alone.
–Not just little «low fat!!» markings on flavor names. They actually give you the FULL nutritional info. Each one of the flavors is designated by a tablet-​like screen that flips between a cute picture of the flavor and the full nutritional info. If you’re really into knowing what you’re eating (like I am!), you’ll love this. If you just prefer a shiny, quick-​picture of things you care about (low fat, calories, etc.) you might not like this.
–ALL flavors are frozen yogurt flavors. They don’t have gelato or Italian ice (I hate frozen yogurt places that branch out and reduce spots for froyo).
–Pretty peaceful. During the entire time I was there eating my froyo and eating, I was the only customer. Not sure that bodes well for business, but it wasn’t nearly as loud and ridiculous as some of the photos on here portrayed it.
–Employee on duty was friendly enough. Not overly friendly and didn’t hover. Seemed knowledgeable and did his job just fine.
–Parking is easy. Park right outside the strip mall if you want.
Cons:
–Bigger than anything else, you can clearly figure out that this Jujube has been around for awhile. While it’s clean where it matters (near the food and food areas), you can see that the place hasn’t really had any money put into «keeping it up». There are visible and noticeable cracks on tables and seating. No cute, adorable décor like found in most froyo places. It seems like it was decent-​ish when it was first opened and then haven’t really updated to the standard «cute modern» décor that froyo is known for — and their original hasn’t been replaced.
–Bathroom was clean, but it was also not particularly great. They have a single, unisex restroom. Visible pipes, horrendously scratched up door. Reminds me more of a well-​cleaned mechanic restroom than somewhere with food.
–Really weird seating. They have two full-​sized, adult tables with two (maybe four?) chairs each, a giant tea-​cup like round table that really seems like it’s for teenagers, and a BUNCH of small tables and chairs. Sitting in these chairs is closer to a kneeling position than sitting — it puts my knees higher than my hips. It’s fine for me, but if you have issues with joints, you’re really going to have to stick with the two chair options they have.

Dear Frozen Yogurt,
You are the celery of desserts. Be ice cream or be nothing.
Zero stars.

As others have stated, yogurt quality is not anywhere as good as other places I have tried. Yogurt is almost runny and too soft. They also did not have my favorite toppings: roasted almonds or graham cracker crumbs. Other than that, place was clean. Quick getting in & out. Great parking.

Good selection of yogs & toppings, but DO NOT USE THEIR RESTROOM Omg, it’s the nastiest restaurant bathroom I’ve ever seen!

I guess it’s true. There’s not many froyo places in town, but compared to the froyo I’ve had around the country and even the four froyo places around Iowa city, I give this place 2 stars.
The atmosphere looked nice, like a well-​designed, colorful froyo shop. The staff was friendly, and there was even a cool round booth that could fit 6 people, maybe. It was a generally busy place even just around closing time and they played some nice pandora music. However, the booth looked really scratched up, old, and the table was really sticky and dirty (but I guess this is expected).
Now, into the froyo itself. The texture of the froyo here was my least favorite thing. Even as I was dispensing it into my cup, it looked like half-​melted ice cream. It’s not as icy as some other places, though sometimes too icy isn’t so great either. Anyway, I was worried it would melt before I got to eat it. I tried the mango sorbet since I love mango-​everything, and it didn’t taste like mangoes at all! I tried the strawberry flavor, and it was a sudden, strong flavor that didn’t taste so great too. I thought maybe I’m just not a fan of strawberry, but my husband tried it too and said it tasted like medicine. (We grew up on grape Tylenol and other cherry flavored medicine). So I stuck with tart, since I feel that can’t totally fail.
I was surprised to see that they had mochi in their toppings bar. It was multi-​colored mochi though. Nonetheless, I piled it on with some fruit on top. As I ate the mochi with my froyo later, I regretted getting so many since I wasn’t sure if the mochi was old and had been sitting there too long or just was a different type of mochi and tasted like chewy mochi flavored tootsi rolls.
I’ll probably see if there are any other froyo places in town to check out or just stick to the ones in Iowa city.

This was where I fell in love with froyo. It was a hot summer day, I was looking for a cool treat and well. the rest is history.
They have an awesome variety of different flavors, though they seldomly swap the flavors out. My personal favorite is salted caramel pretzel and peanut butter. As far as toppings go, they have a ton! They have fresh fruit, cereals, granola and so much more.
No complaints here!

It might not receive a 5-​star elsewhere, but it is the best we have found in the Quad Cities. It’s self serve so you can choose how much you want, what toppings, and even your spoon color.
All their yogurts are fat-​free or low fat and they even have «California tart» which is difficult to find outside of CA.
It was incredibly clean although it has limited seating available. Seems to always be a crowd. We went opening week and they seem to have already managed to attract a crowd.

New place apparently. It’s pretty packed at night, but it is still quick since it was self serve. I have been to way better Froyo places, but this seems to be one of the few in the Quad cities. I like how they have A LOT of topping options, but their yogurt isn’t the greatest. A plus side is their yogurt is all «low-​fat» and «fat-​free» so that might be why the flavors aren’t as rich as others that I have tried. I really enjoyed the Dark Chocolate flavored one! Yum!
Another plus is that they have their sample cups out so you can just grab one and do it yourself. Service was pretty good. It was $ 0.45/oz I think.

Just opened up a few days ago. Clean, pretty setup. 12 flavors lots of sugar-​free options, and a huge variety of toppings along with 4 syrups. They are getting loyalty cards and taste sample cups in stock soon as well. Great service and management!