Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt & Bubble Tea Smoothies

A limited selection of toppings for the yogurt, but a very friendly owner makes up for it. If you are craving Bubble Tea this is the place to take your friends who prefer other delights — everyone will be happy. I had a Taro Bubble Tea. It wasn’t the most flavorful Taro that I’ve had but the boba was fresh and it satisfied my craving.

We walked in 5 minutes before closing at 10pm. The person there informed us that we couldn’t get frozen yogurt (minus one star) but she stopped her cleaning and made us a smoothie! She was very courteous and the mango smoothie tasted delicious!

By the far the best MANGO SMOOTHIE and my boyfriend loved the peach yogurt !! Definitely coming back !!!

Watery and icy, not a fan. Forever Yogurt is better and only a couple blocks away.

An average frozen yogurt shop, Tutti Frutti has a slightly smaller selection than Forever Yogurt down the street. I think it’s slightly cheaper though, but probably not worth the farther walk from campus. There’s not much to say besides the frozen yogurt tastes as good as any other place’s, and that there a lot of nice toppings for you to add (different flavored bubbles, fruit, chocolate chips, etc.).

Self-​serve fro-​to with lots of topping options. Happy hour deal (25% off) every day 1pm-​3pm. Also, free WiFi!

Tutti Frutti has YoCream Yogurt. A lot of places including National Chains like Sweet Frog use Yocream Yogurt.
Here are the countdown of the Frozen Yogurt flavors as of 4÷3÷15:
Country Vanilla
Dutch Chocolate
Pomegranate Raspberry Tart
Georgia Peach
Strawberry Shortcake
Cookies and Cream
Pros:
1. 49 cents per ounce
2. Easy Parking
3. Real Yogurt, meets the National Yogurt Association’s requirements for live and active cultures. Best Frozen Yogurt in Downtown Evanston.
4. Mostly Creamy Sweet Flavors.
5. Happy Hour from 1 – 3 PM Everyday for 25% Off
Cons:
1. Huge, Gigantic Oversized Cups (16 oz.)
2. Small Location (Smallest Tutti Frutti I have seen)
3. Further from the Northwestern University Campus than Forever Yogurt
4. Parking is not validated
frodrips:
1. Black Handled Taylor C713 Frozen yogurt Machines, Karat Paper cups
2. Frozen Yogurt Firm, Creamy
3. Only two draw handles per machine, No twist flavors (like Cocomero in Wilmette, Illinois and Skokie, Illionis), which also serves YoCream.
Overall, 5 stars out of five.
EDIT: As of 5÷30÷15 They are now selling smoothies and bubble tea.

Decent FroYo spot. Mini marshmallows always a win for me. But, closed all winter, until March. Bummer.

Very disappointing. I agree with other reviewers — walk the extra few blocks to Forever Yogurt. The yogurt here is icy and melts right away, the extra syrups are nice but the rest of the topping selection isn’t impressive, and there aren’t many yogurt flavors.
Most of the time when I walk by, the only employee is a woman sitting at one of the tables on her laptop, which actually made me think she was a customer and the shop was abandoned the first time I tried it out.
I tried the blueberry on my first trip and TF Tart on my second, and the flavor was nice both times, but nothing worth choosing this place over Forever Yogurt.

DISAPPOINTING :(The flavors were very limited, not too clean and staff was not customer friendly. Will not recommend to others.

DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR VARIETY. Place was not the cleanest. The frozen yogurt choices were very limited. And the toppings were few however cute neighborhood though.

Came out half melted and melted all the way by the time I got back to my office a block away. It wasn’t even 70 degrees out! The 2 star rating is just because of the convenient location, but apparently there is another yogurt place by the CVS on Sherman. Going to try that one instead.
Basic flavors, nothing special. Tiny place. Mostly terrible because of the fact that the yogurt wasn’t actually FROZEN.

This is a small serve yourself frozen yogurt shop with the usual toppings bar. I was glad to see they offered some non-​tart flavors, as I’m not a fan of sour yogurt. I’m not sure what the business plan is here, though, since there are fewer offerings than the larger competitor just a couple blocks north, and the defunct Red Mango already tried in this spot. If you’re in this immediate area and they have a flavor you like it’s worth a try.

Cookies and cream. It’s not bad by the ounce. It’s nice not to have to get large portions. Cute place.

My family and I tried this new frozen yogurt place after a really nice dinner in Evanston. It looked cute from the outside and we picked it over three other choices.
The yogurt was subpar, at best. I read other reviews on Unilocal mentioning how it came out melted and I totally agree. In addition, I found some of the flavors I sampled to be just ok (the cookies and cream was actually gritty and thankfully I tried that and took a pass before ordering). I got regular chocolate which was fine. I am very partial to the type of yogurt that places like Menchies has and this was not in the same league.
I probably would have given this place two stars, but the absolute ridiculous and, quite frankly, unbelievable behavior by the two employees working there is what stole the show. My eight year old son dropped his cup literally 1 second after taking it off the scale. Right on the floor in front of both employees and it was not salvageable. My wife and I looked at the two employees and asked if he can get another. No problem, they said, but you have to pay for it. SERIOUSLY? I know my kid dropped the cup and I know it was his fault, but has anyone ever been in a place like this and have that happen only to get banged out for another yogurt? I have to say, I was speechless. One of the employees did assure me, though, that I would be able to get my frequent visit card punched an extra time for the extra yogurt — — - «Thanks,» I said, «but you can keep the card because we are never coming back here again.» I hope the owner knows he got the extra $ 3.63 out of us for my little boy’s extra cup and in the process lost a family of customers for life. NEVER AGAIN!

Came back here again just because it was close from dinner, and my froyo basically came out half melted from the machines. BIG NO.
Also, I tried the cookies and cream flavor, and it did not even taste remotely like it. It was more like really odd, kind of sweet flavor that I would never guess was supposed to be cookies and cream.

I love frozen yogurt, but Tutti Frutti just did not do it for me. The frozen yogurt was really weird in both texture and flavor. When tasting the flavors, some were almost completely melted. The vanilla practically dripped into the cup, and Mango wasn’t working at all. We ended up getting Strawberry because it was the best of the bunch, but it tasted way too sweet, like cheap candy.
I feel kind of bad giving a 2 star review because the service was okay, and they had decent toppings, but the yogurt itself was sadly just not good. I would not recommend trying…

The yogurt and people from Tutti Frutti are awesome! I really didn’t like red mango because it was more expensive than Forever Yogurt and there wasn’t much variety. However, TF offers yogurt that tastes very fresh and natural — unlike the artificial, overly sweetened ones at many froyo places. The employees are nice and thoughtful too.
I think they got some bad reviews when they were first opened and testing their machines, but my froyo was well neither too icy nor too watery. I am very optimistic about this froyo place and glad that Forever Yogurt finally got a reasonable competitor!

Jeez. Maybe I came on an off night but this stuff’s just not good. The froyo feels off, and you feel very aware of the fact of the powdered ingredient. In both taste and texture, it’s a ¹⁄₅.
The service and the cost bumped it up another star.

I went to Tutti Frutti for the first time yesterday and — yes! — they had fruit flavors. My main complain about Forever Yogurt is the lack of fruit flavored froyo, but Tutti Frutti had pomegranate and mango, two of my favorite flavors.
They didn’t have yogurt chips, sadly, but they did have multicolored mochi, white chocolate chips, cookie dough, and hazelnut chocolate wafer rolls, so that’s a win in my book:)
I did find the froyo to be a bit too creamy, which is a weird thing to complain about, but I prefer icy froyo over creamy froyo, because creamy froyo is just… soft serve ice cream. The flavors also tended to be sweeter, when I thought that the fruit offerings would be a little more tart.
Overall, I like Tutti Frutti froyo better than Forever Yogurt, but I probably wouldn’t walk the extra two minutes to go there.