Utopit

I was completely underwhelmed by this place. There are so many of these self-​serve joints popping up all over the place, and this is not my favorite.
First of all, the flavors were not that interesting. I was disappointed with most of the options: the flavor and taste. I tried the cookies and cream first and it was really runny. So I moved on to a couple other flavors and they were just blah. Most of the flavors tasted like artificial sweetener. Maybe it was just an off day for variety. I settled on vanilla, which let’s face it, is so vanilla. I topped mine with kiwi, coconut, almonds, and mango. The dispensers didn’t really bother me so much, but I was not please with the hard mango pieces. I ended up eating around the mango and throwing the rest away. Sad. I also don’t prefer my shredded coconut to be sweetened because the yogurt is sweet. But that’s a personal preference.
I’m guessing if I had never been to any other self-​serve froyo place, then i might have liked it. But seeing as I have been to a bunch of them and I always find a cool combo of flavors to indulge in, this place seemed lacking.
Overall, nothing about it was bad, just not up to par with the other places I’ve been. I really wanted to like it, and I do think they have potential. It will just take a little polishing, and maybe a different yogurt distributor. I don’t know. I may try it again if I’m out with friends that want to go there, but otherwise I probably wouldn’t go out of my way.

This is a nice little yogurt store. I tried almost all the flavors and they were all very good. I ended up getting the birthday cake flavor which taste exactly like Cold Stones birthday cake remix.
I also like how they have all the toppings laid out so you can pick your own. Overall, I enjoyed it and I think it is probably better than Cold Stone based on taste vs cost.
One tip for the owner should they read this. I would move the second row of topping dispensers to a lower level for kids.

The topping dispensers are annoying!
But I suppose they’re very smart for using those silly things because it dumps so much in your cup with just one turn, that your cup will get heavy quickly! And then they get more money ‘cos the heavier it is, the more expensive it’ll become!
Bah.
Aside from that, however, it’s relatively decent. They have a wide variety of flavors, and they were decent although none really stood out. I did like the Orange Sorbet a lot, but I find that to be kind of cheating since it’s not really yogurt.
I’d rather make the short drive to Yogurtland on Mills if I was in the area and craving some frozen yogurt.

I’ve had my fair share of frozen yogurt around town and I like Utopit for the variety. There are a ton of flavors to choose from and there always seems to be a new option or two. They also have a lot of different toppings as well. My favorite is cookie dough. :) I will say that while the wall of dry toppings looks cool, the knobs can get annoying. When I only want a little bit it seems like the topping pours out more than I actually want. I love coming here after dinner, grabbing delicious frozen yogurt and enjoying it out by the lake.

Hmm… I’m having a hard time deciding between 3 or 4 stars…
This is definitely not my favorite fro yo place in town, but I do love that they have so many yummy flavors, and tons of toppings.
What I don’t like, however, is their topping dispensing devices. They have this weird wheel thingy. I wanted some oreos, and as they came through the wheel thingy, they just got all crushed up. So basically I ended up with oreo dust on top of my fro yo. No bueno.
Not a lot to complain about though. It is super convenient in my neighborhood, so I’m sure I’ll be back frequently. :)

This yogurt establishment is similar to the hundreds of others popping up in Orlando. Various flavors on rotation including peanut butter, cookies and cream, red velvet, tart apple, mango, and original tart, etc.
You also have several fruits, dry cereals, candies and syrups to choose from. Unfortunately no sweetened condensed milk :(
On the positive side, they did have a large dispenser filled with ice water, and a really good station playing on their satellite radio.

Banana and French Vanilla froyo mix? YES PLEASE!
I tried this place last night for the first time and let me tell you… I think the entire population of Baldwin Park was there at the time too. It was after the fireworks display of the block party so I was aware it was going to be packed but whoa! I do have to give the employees props, they handled the wild crowd very nice.
They had a good range of flavors and as I said, I went with banana and french vanilla, yummm! Such a good mix. The banana was not overwhelming and added such a complimentary flavor.
They had fresh fruit but I went straight for the wall toppings. Their toppings are all arranged on the wall with knobs to turn to distribute they toppings. I don’t know if I am a fan of this format, you can’t control the portion, the knob just gives you what it wants. For instance, the graham crackers came out VERY easy, which was awesome but the coconut was a different story. I guess cause it gets somewhat stuck cause it is sticky, it’s hard to get it to come out. Someone that worked there saw me having a hard time and came over to help. After he took it off and shook it, it worked fine. So win for the customer service. Other than that… everything was yummo and I will def be hitting this place up often, just not when it’s so busy =)

I jumped on the tart yogurt bandwagon faster than you can say «mochi» when it started in NY several years ago, and I was disappointed when I moved to Orlando and there were no tart yogurt shops to speak of. Fast forward two years and now they’re everywhere and I’m happy as a bluebird! So imagine my delight when I found out that a shop was opening just a stone’s throw from my in downtown Baldwin Park!
Well, I tried it for the first time yesterday and I’ve got mixed feelings. I love that it’s a self serve shop, so you can get as little or as much as you want of each flavor and the toppings. I was excited by the variety of flavors they offer as well as the types, which some of othe other self serve don’t have. Think pink grapefruit ice, original tart yogurt sweetened with agave, and mango sorbet! The service is friendly and the shop is cute and clean. They also have two pricing levels — with toppings and without. I really liked that because I sometimes just want plain yogurt, so in those instances I get to pay the lower price… however their «with topping» price seems a little steep… but I’ll get over it because it’s so close to where I live.
Now, I almost gave this place three stars because all the flavors that I tried were a little watery… so in this lovely 103 degree weather, I’d be drinking my yogurt within seconds of leaving the shop. Since they just opened, I am giving them 4 stars in hopes that they’ll fix this issue soon =)