Tutti Frutti

Best Froyo in town, always clean and the kids always have a great time.

Hmmm, I’m surprised by all of the great reviews for this place. The Boy and I went here once on a Sunday night date and neither of us were impressed. Not just unimpressed, but unsatisfied. There was a decent amount of flavors to choose from, but he didn’t like the ones he chose. I didn’t like that half of my cup of self-​served froyo melted by the time we sat down. So that’s what people meant by their yogurt being «watery»… I was surprised by the number of customers trickling in throughout the evening. Even so, cute and colorful TF maintained a relaxing atmosphere. Steady business flowing, good for them.

Decent place to get froyo. There is a limited selection of toppings here and there isn’t as much variety of froyo flavors.

Love this place. My favorite flavor at the moment is watermelon creamsicle. The girl working at the front was very helpful. I asked her what was in the chia seed pudding and she gave me the recipe. Chia pudding is my favorite topping besides rainbow mochi.

Adrienne was so sweet when I came in with my friends. We had previously went to San Leandro to get froyo there and it was awful. Tutti frutti was very clean and all the toppings were well stocked. Will definitely come back.

Good place to hang out with kids after school. Good selection of yogurt flavors and toppings.
Wish they changed the flavors often.

I’m not sure why I avoided Tutti Fruitt for so long… perhaps its silly name? Not sure… but I’m SO glad they were on Groupon. It was the only way I would discover how awesome this place is.
First off, the froyo… as others have said, they have the Dole Whip Pineapple froyo that’s been made so famous by Disneyland. I’ve never had the one at Disneyland, but the one here is pretty darn good.
Other flavors are great, too, and they have tart, fruity, chocolate, creamy… you name it! Feel free to sample all the flavors. They even put certain flavors together to create a combo flavor in the middle!
What’s unique about Tutti Frutti is the hot chocolate bar. This was an unexpected feature. It’s not really a «bar.» They have certain types of hot chocolates that include certain flavors. Of course, you can always mix and match (service has always been friendly and accommodating).
It’s relatively clean inside, and there’s a TV that always has a kids movie on. Now that I know how great Tutti Frutti is, I’ll definitely keep them in mind next time I have a froyo craving (which is often)!

they have dole whip

This place is though. Everything tasted very fresh and delicious. That girl helping me was super sweet as well

Our go to spot for froyo for the kids. The kids love getting their treats from here. Original tart is the tried and true favorite. Staff is friendly and the place is very clean.

This place is better than a few of the other yogurt places around the area. I love that they have a lot of the basic flavors. Chocolate, Vanilla and a few exotic flavors as well. Love the assortment of toppings and noticed the list of Hot Chocolate options, I will try those next…

I just wanted frozen yogurt one night so I stumbled on this place. It’s clean and staff is friendly. They have 15 flavors of yogurt and at least 40 toppings. Their pricing is $ 0.45 per ounce. That’s more than reasonable. It’s way cheaper than ice cream, that’s for sure.
To my surprise they also offer white, light and dark hot chocolate. Their peppermint stick is amazing, as is the red velvet. Just a tip, if you’re taking it to go, tell them to go easy on the whipped cream or you’ll never get the lid on!

The first time I had frozen yogurt was from this place. I walked in with my son and this place seems small. Since cost was based upon the weight, I was really conservative when I started to fill up our cups. There wasn’t much choices in terms of flavors or toppings. I was deeply upset when the bill came up to be around $ 10 for three ¹⁄₃ full cups.

MOCHI CRAVINGS
About three months ago I ate at Coi. One of the dishes I had was a dessert — coconut mochi bun. I was addicted to the floury texture from the mochi bun. That dessert was one of the top four desserts I ever had at a restaurant. Ever since I ate at Coi I’ve been craving for mochi — I would buy mochi ice cream at Trader’s Joe. About two weeks ago my friend and I ate here as he was craving for yogurt. Since I noticed mochi as a condiment I didn’t want a yogurt that would overpower the mochi. The yogurts of my choice were cake batter and vanilla. The ONLY condiment I had was the rainbow mochi, which were small bite sizes and assorted in different colors. The yogurt was good, but the bite sizes of mochi were a disappointment. I couldn’t taste the floury texture of the mochi like the mochi ice cream from Trader’s Joe or the coconut mochi bun from Coi. The mochi tasted like gummy bear — not what I expected at all. If I have a mochi craving again I’ll go either to Trader’s Joe or an Asian supermarket like Ranch 99.

Came all the way here because I read online that they have dairy alternative (frozen Almond milk yogurt & soy yogurt) come to find out its NOT true!
Very disappointed!
They offered fruit sorbet but thats like telling a vegan at a buffet… «Theres salad!» You get tired of the same old options when dairy free.

It looks relatively clean when you walk in. I was just disappointed when my yogurt initially came out watery. It tasted fine though. I didn’t know where to dump the watery portion of the yogurt so I ended up keeping it in my cup.
I had a stomach ache half an hour later. Could’ve been the yogurt, could’ve been something else.

Oh yeah, can I give them 6 stars??? Just love love my froyo! If today was my last day on earth and I was asked what I wanted as my last meal I would mosdef ask for FROZEN YOGURT and if I could get picky and choose my location then I would ask it to be from this location. They have a vast selection of toppings and they have (on occasion) soy based yogurt. Recently they have added some extra seating but my favorite spot on a good day is the outside cast iron chairs. In case you’re wondering why… Well this tutti frutti happens to be two doors down from a European Wax salon and I get double satisfaction. Lol. I get to sit back and enjoy my fat free, no sugar added, vanilla tart froyo WHILE I watch people come out either walking stiff or with watery eyes!!! Ouch ouch ouch bwahaha!!!
PS. They have awesome young attendants AND have a giant SHARKS logo decal on their wall. GO SHARKS!

Swung by Tutti Frutti for the first time tonight to satisfy my craving for some frozen yogurt.
Tonight’s flavors of frozen yogurt included the following:
* Watermelon Sorbet
* Blue Berrilicios
* Death By Chocolate
* Vanilla
* Cookies & Cream
* Cappucino
* Mango Delight
* Splenda Strawberry
* Taro-​bly Delicious
* Original Tart
The cost per ounce at this place was $ 0.39 … which is comparable to most other frozen yogurt places around here. This particular place has been opened for roughly 4 years now, according to the employee I spoke with.
Of the flavors above, I sampled Watermelon Sorbet, Vanilla, and Splenda Strawberry.
I ended up getting a cup of vanilla and topped it with some miniature mochi, flakes of oreo, and a sprinkle of crushed peanuts. My total came out to $ 2.11
The vanilla frozen yogurt I had was quite tasty. It was creamy, flavorful, not too sweet, not too icy, & not too melty. I enjoyed it.
What I found strange about tonight’s experience was when I asked the employee to provide me with some sample cups, he walked out from behind the counter and asked me which flavors I wanted to sample. I told him which ones I wanted to try and he proceeded to fetch the samples for me. This has never happened to me before in all the other frozen yogurt establishments I’ve visited.
Overall, I liked Tutti Frutti and recommend this place if ever you’re in the mood for some frozen yogurt.

I was really craving some froyo, but I didn’t want to drive all the way to Milpitas for Yogurtland so I chose to come here for my froyo fix since it’s alot closer. They have different flavors such as the cookies-​n-​cream, strawberry shorbet, plain tart, & etc. Decent amount of toppings from both healthy & not-​so-​healthy options. I really liked that they have rainbow mochi– that’s different.
The little negatives… There was two people at the register. The guy was really nice & friendly, but I felt that the chick was not so much. Also, the froyo was more liquid-​y than other places; not sure that I really like that. =/

RAINBOW MOCHI! It’s powdered goodness and colorful tones add perfectly to my instagram froyo pictures making it a #foodgasm.
It’s located inside the Raleys plaza on the corner, but with amply parking and within seconds of everything else. It’s always well lit inside and super clean. The staff are friendly and they have at least 8 different flavors at a time. Personally at Tutti Frutii, I like keeping it simple with the soy bean and the original tart flavor. They don’t have too much additives to their flavors and the yogurt comes out smooth without that nasty taste on your tongue. I has the strawberry and mango, both seemed a little bland to me. The toppings are fresh fruit and bubbles with your dry toppings like candy and cereal, nuts and mochi!
It works like any other self served place. Grab a cup, fill ‘er up, top it off and set it on the weigh. Funny thing, at this location perhaps the cashier was new, but it was the first time I ever signed a credit card receipt for frozen self served yogurt.
Interesting. But great little shop for a hot day to cool off and again, rainbow mochi. Just watch out, it’s a tad bit super powdery.
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