Chill-In

Really nice people, good choice in sizes, option for cones, 4 flavors at a time (6 with the swirls), flavors listed online so you can check before you go, really good!
Tasted peanut butter cup (pb + chocolate) and had passion fruit + original tangy, both good, but the tart flavors are AWESOME!!! If you like yogurt, you’ll love this!

Chill is right. This tiny spot off the many popular Cherry Creek stops is a decent departure from the (what I consider) uppity offerings in the area. If only their food and froyo was the hidden gem I had hoped for.
Unfortunately, their food falls a bit short and the froyo (while great after a heavy lunch) still doesn’t compare to the many other offerings out there.
Their happy hour is pretty nice tho. buy 1 get one free! So bring a friend!

I went here a year ago to supplement my lack of froyo from LA, but this place sucks. I checked back recently and its still as bad

I think this place is waaay better than Pinkberry. Tons of toppings (really fresh fruit, mochi, breakfast cereals) and they change their special flavors all the time.

L-​O-​V-​E this place. I think fro yo is one of the best treats there is (and I mean the faux ice cream kind, not the tart «yoplait» kind) and after my beloved TCBY on University closed/​changed hands, I thought I would not longer get to enjoy this tasty concoction…
Low and behold, I stopped into Chill-​In and no longer feel like something is missing in my dessert life. While they have limited flavors (2 sweet, 2 tart), they rotate and all are yummy. The hh is a great time to go — b1g1 free! They also have a punch card that after 10 punches, you get one free. Who doesn’t love a deal!

I love Chill-​in! I make it in at least a couple times a month!
The original with Oreos is fantastic and the peanut butter yogurt is a treat, when they’re serving it.
The atmosphere is very simple and not as trendy as some other yogurt places in the Denver metro but the service is always friendly and the yogurt is always tasty!
I really hope that all these «trendy» yogurt places don’t put Chill-​In out of business! It would be a very sad day!

The yogurt was a great dessert after lunch. I had a small vanilla with Reese’s Pieces.
The lady that helped us was great. She explained how to order and even gave us free samples.

I love this place! Great friendly service and great yogurt (they also have really good, simple sandwiches).

Chill-​In is extremely close to its 5^th star. Maybe if I would have ordered a larger cup of perfectly sweetened Butter Brickle frozen yogurt topped with perfectly crunchy Oreo cookies, I would have been further into my blissful daze enough to add the 5^th. However, the fifth star is not possible simply because the décor needs to be tuned up a bit. Especially for the posh area of Cherry Creek (and believe me, the fact that Chill-​In is located in Cherry Creek is not a selling point for me). It’s just that I have this idea in my head that dessert shops should be colorful and bright. And while the space is bright enough, especially for being in the half basement of its building, it is not colorful enough.
With that said, I would return even to Cherry Creek, even into this lacking-​of-​color space, just to have one more bite of this delicious dairy item when dairy is not even my friend.

I like the creaminess of the frozen yogurt at Chill-​In. I go for the original flavor topped with fresh raspberries. For an extra treat I love to add chocolate chips and Captain Crunch cereal. Yum
Good and friendly service. My only nit is that a small cup with three toppings is over five bucks which is too pricey.

Not really what you expect in Cherry Creek. The place seems kind of thrown together. The frozen yogurt is good, but we must have come in right before they were about to close (completely our own fault I understand) because we were rushed threw the process. It seemed like we were a huge inconvenience to the girl running the cash register too.

Mmm. The original yogurt is divine, but Friday I tried the no-​sugar-​added raspberry, and WHOA! Explosion of deliciousness. I could not even tell it was sugar-​free, plus the addition of almonds not only brought a little protein, but a little bit of crunch.
It’s also a relatively cheap snack in Cherry Creek. The people who work there are so nice and quick too. Definitely pop in if you’re walking around!

I’ve had Chill-​In a mighty amount of times and must say that it is the best Fro-​Yo we have here in Denver. The Original Tart is my favorite with mochi, strawberries and pineapple and the service is always friendly. I know they have a different flavor in one of their machines every week and is always a nice surprise! I love their peanut butter as well with oreos. GOODNESS!
Also, they have a little snack area of childhood goodies I love. I just fell back in love with old school cheesy cheetos! Amazing you guys are!
The location is also very nice and convenient! Located in Cherry creek right across from room and board and hapa sushi restaurant, the little treasure is downstairs in a cozy and hip establishment.
Stop by and «chill-​in» har har so clever!

Perfect after lunch dessert to balance out some hot wings.
Original + mochi = bomb.
Excellent customer service :) Very clean, too.
(Sorry for knocking over your gum display)

I got the plain one. Yeah !! Chocolate with almond for hubby.
The entry is on the side street and not on second and it is half basement type of thing (a la Cherry Creek). Anyway, today was warm enough for an ice cream, i have been dreaming of the frozen yogurt thing i am reading here on Unilocal,and we were going to Room and Board. So there, it was inevitable. The shop is super white, which makes it look very clean. The one guy helping people was very friendly (and have a very sweet Mac laptop). He let me try the plain and chocolate. It was good, maybe too sweet for the plain? i would have to compare, and i don’t have anything to compare to. Too sad. One day, i’ll have to hike to Boulder or go to that other shop in the Highlands. Anyway, this was good to satisfy 1– my appetite 2– my curiosity.

Until Denver gets our first Pink Berry… we have Chill In. Pretty yummy goodness in a cup, topped with fresh fruit, or cereal if you prefer.
4 flavors of frozen yogurt to chose from now.
The interior is not cozy but sit right outside on a hot summer day (or any time of year) and it’s a delight in the cool cherry creek neighborhood.

I hate Yogurt… always have always will. but because I was curious and walked on by.
Now i’ve had frozen yogurt from hagen daaz when I was a kid and frozen yogurt tastes nothing like yogurt (in my head) But this. this was pretty good. And if you know me and my taste palate many places I go are just «ok» but this. this is divine… and the crazy thing is. it’s super low in calories but up there in taste!

I hate to tear this place a new one, but I have to because it’s just not that good. Big thanks to them for existing in Denver since I need Korean yogurt like an addict needs crack, but something is missing.
Choices: They have an impressive collection of flavors on rotation. I tried the plain swirled with the mango (
). The swirling job was gorgeous, but I really regretted mixing the flavors as the mango was just plain gross. Not only was it icy, but it was overly sweet and didn’t retain any of the tartness of plain yogurt. The plain was actually pretty yummy; it could taste creaminess and tartness in the places that weren’t mixed with the mango. As for the toppings, the selection is broad, but includes a lot of cereal. There’s no mochi or exotic toppings like whole cherries that you see at Yogurberry.
Interior: Pretty sparse I must say. There’s way too much white in here for a yogurt shop. Why not paint a wall or two some bizarre color, like fuschia? The restaurant is also in a basement under a cigar shop. I find that strange.
Service: Very nice. They have a stamp card system here where you can get a free medium (no topping) if you accumulate 10 stamps. I overheard one of the employees describing the yogurt to a potential customer as similar to the Greek version. Is it so wrong to say it’s Korean? Because that’s what it is…
Synopsis: I’ve had better, but I’ve also lived in the yogurt epicenter. I’ll probably come back anyway since I have no choice.

I was excited to try Cherry Creek’s only & first froyo, but the experience was just a bit better than meh. Nothing like hip, chic, or modern big-​city froyo establishments, it’s partially at basement level, looks like they only half decorated and it doesn’t really have any theme except lots of bare white walls. On a nice day, from what I saw, no one lingers in the store, rather everyone eats outside along the sidewalk.
I think only 2 froyo flavors still, plus a sorbet. Plain tart tasted fine, but their topping selection was sorely lacking and they were kinda cheap on amount of topping for the price. Bottom line, this ain’t no Pinkberry or Red Mango. I’m glad at least Denver seems to be further along on the cupcake side of trends…
I’m eagerly awaiting the opening of the Boulder Cefiore location on 14^th St. (August?) — from the looks of their CA stores, this is the real deal, a participant in the LA area «yogurt wars» since 2006.

Fantastic new frozen yogurt place. They serve only two flavors at once: a plain tart frozen yogurt, and another flavor that rotates by the week [update: They have 4 flavors now]. They have a number of fresh fruits and cereals for toppings. What they lack in quantity, they definitely make up for in quality. The yogurt is an incredible blend of tartness and sweetness with a perfect creamy texture.
Best frozen yogurt I’ve found in Denver, hands down.