Fro Yo Spot

The last three times I’ve been to Fro Yo Spot, the yogurt hasn’t been very frozen, so that after paying and sitting down to enjoy, half of my yogurt is already becoming soup! This seems like a trend in reviews, so maybe it’s a machine maintenance problem. The yogurt I think is good, not the best I’ve had, but it’s hard to enjoy it when it’s simply a liquid pond of toppings. As far as toppings go, there is a pretty wide selection, but a lot of times you can’t count on all of the fruit being there, or the fruit being fresh. I also find the brownie chunks and cake bites to be dry about half the time. I’ve never had a bad experience with the staff, but I also don’t think they’re anything special. They answer the phone with «Fro Yo Spot,» and don’t greet you when you enter or ask how you are. I hate to give it a two star review, but I really only go here because of the convenience of distance, not at all because I think they have great fro yo. I’d recommend driving a little farther for something better.

This froyo place is like any other. Minus the variety of flavors. I came in the other night at about 9:30, and there were barely any flavors left. They only have a few flavors anyway, nothing like other froyo places around. The shop is pretty small. They have good toppings but again, not a lot of variety.
The decorations inside are very nice. The vibe is very cool. There is a chalk wall in the back of the store that you can draw on, which is cool. Another great thing about froyo spot is that they sell more than just froyo. They have candy, tea, drinks, other things for sale.
When you check in on Unilocal you get 15% off your entire order. It’s always a nice surprise when you get a discount for checking in places.
I wish they had more of a variety of flavors. But it’s close, and it’s froyo. Will I come back? Yes. Do I think they can improve? Yes.

Fro Yo Spot is a decent place to satisfy your yogurt fix. It is in a great location in the Stonegate shopping center and just moved a door or two to the East of their old location. We love their plain tart yogurt and think it is a good place to take kids. The problem is that they haven’t offered many, if any, fresh fruit toppings since their move (at least they haven’t had any the last couple of times we have visited).
Again, it is a great location and their yogurt is solid. But, give us some variety on toppings!

Great place to take the kids. Good selection. A bit pricey at times (if you add a bunch of toppings). Always clean and the staff are young, polite and well mannered. Don’t miss the little taste cups before you pour.

We have tried this location two or three times but the yogurt is not as creamy– it’s more runny and icy in comparison. The topping choices are a bit boring as well.

Pretty average as far as fro yo spots go. Decent selection of yogurt but the toppings leave something to be desired. Didn’t seem very fresh. The mochi was hard and stuck together. Fruit didn’t seem very fresh.

The yogart was excellent and the service was friendly. I don’t like how the toppings bar is a large stack, it is hard for my four-​year old to pick out her toppings but that doesn’t change the quality of ingredients or service. We had a 3 oz free coupon which is always appreciated and it’s nice that they were open late. We stopped by about 8pm for a late night dessert and the cashier was constantly cleaning and stocking. Not a bad choice for frozen yogart.

The place isn’t too bad, but (maybe its because we were there at 9 pm) a lot of the dry toppings were down to the crumbs, 2 of the ice creams were out, one of the sauce toppings was out, and the yogurt was runny. The girls working were very friendly and the toppings are the best out of all the frozen yogurt places, we may come back, but it will be a while because it really looked like there was a severe lack of focus on the ingredients.

I didn’t really care for the texture of the yogurt. Was kind of watery/​like ice milk and the flavors were fake tasting.
The toppings were okay, but I like more of a variety of sauces (not in squeeze bottles) and mochi. Gotta have mochi! Though they do have boba here, but eh.
This wouldn’t be my go-​to froyo place if I lived here. So many better places to enjoy.

They have a good selection of yogurt and toppings. The yogurt tastes good and you can sample various flavors yourself. The atmosphere is attractive and welcoming. The workers at the cash register are not unfriendly but I find them to be a little pushy when they’re trying to get you to try new toppings. The toppings look fairly fresh.
They asked for my phone number so that rather than get a frequent buyer card, I could just give them my phone number and they could keep a record of what I was buying. I specifically asked what they’d do with my phone number. The young lady at the cash register specifically told me they wouldn’t call me or solicit me, that they would only use my number to keep track of my purchases. Naively, I believed her.

I don’t pay for a text messaging plan on my phone because I don’t use it enough to be worth the cost. If I send or receive a text message, it costs me $ 0.20 per message. The other day, I received a text message from Fro Yo trying to advertise and entice me to come in and buy yogurt. At the end of the message, it told me how to opt out of receiving messages. I had to text a reply, which I did. Then, I immediately got another text message from them with another type of advertisement with instructions on how to reply to stop all future text messages from them. I had to reply back to that. I wondered when this would end. Finally, the messages stopped, but the cost for that nonsense was slightly under a dollar. So that’s no savings for me when buying yogurt. Fro Yo is in a convenient location for me and I will still return there.
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Update
I looked into the text messaging. All I could find was that the texts arrived on Jan 18, 2013 around noon from 99 899. But I couldn’t find out more about it to see if it were legit or not. Once I texted back to stop receiving the texts, the texts stopped. I have given Fro Yo Spot the benefit of the doubt since their reply here was polite and I have changed my review to 4 stars.

The setup in this place is different — it’s self serve for both the type of frogurt as well as all the toppings. The plus side to this is you get to control your portioning, the minus is that it’s a bit pricey as it’s priced per ounce and there’s only one cup size to choose from (about 2 cups) so you fill up more than you really need.

But the frogurt is decent and there are a ton of toppings to pile on to your creation. Not bad.
PS: the Frogurt is cursed. But it comes with free sprinkles. But the sprinkles are also cursed. Ahhh Homer.

At $.38/​oz this place is the least expensive frozen yogurt shop in Parker by $.01! It was a bit tough to find the first time as the company signage is very difficult to read from far away. I liked that they had the sample cups out and I tried everything. I liked about 4 of the flavors they had available.
The one thing that threw me off a little bit was the yogurt was a little warmer/​softer than other places and the first two sample cups were a disaster and the yogurt just blasted out of the nozzle and I got it all over my hands. Maybe it’s a personal issue but, I like my yogurt a little on the colder side.

Fro Yo has great yogurt. Their selections change constantly but all flavors have been great. You can taste any flavor before you commit to it as well, a big plus! The toppings are always fresh and never stale. The store is clean and the service is friendly. My favorite:
Cheescake yogurt
waffle cone peices
caramel turltes
caramel sauce
chocolate sauce

It is hard not to act like little kid as you sample flavor after flavor of frozen yogurt here. It reminds me of how excited everyone one was when I was younger and a TCBY finally came to town. The lines would be out the door and people’s moods would peak or plummet based on the 2 «special flavors of the day» being offered along with chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. This eventually became only 1 special flavor of the day after the local women formed a power bloc and made «white chocolate mousse» (yuck) a standard offering.
Based on the price per ounce, modern frozen yogurt seems less affordable than some similar dessert options. Also, it is pretty easy to get a «long pull» when self-​serving your yogurt, and wind up buying more than you intended. I am thinking that is not an accident. That said, the quality and variety here is excellent. I am particularly fond of the «plain tart» flavor here. I like to get it with some fresh blackberries and raspberries and it is simply ambrosia. My new obsession would have to be the key-​lime. I would imaging is too tart for a lot of people, but that is why I love it. Secondly, several somewhat sour sorbets stimulate salivation speedily. The owner/​manager here is always friendly. The teenage staff run the gamut from very helpful to okay.
On my last visit, they had the plain tart shut down for cleaning. I asked how long to fire it up and they said about 8 minutes. I decided to wait. I give them points for making a batch for me, but it is a wash for kudos based on their apparent reluctance to finish cleaning the machine and make some for me. In the end, I got the flavor I wanted, and the wait was of my own choosing.
I agree that sometimes the temperature of the yogurt could be colder.

I love that they give you a taste before you decide to buy. Some of them are great and others I’m glad that I have a chance to try them before I get a big container of them.
All-​in-​all a great yogurt place.

This place is okay.
I have had WAY better frozen yogurt. Their yogurts leave a funky after taste is my mouth that I have to wash down with water. Their toppings are many, but not the greatest.
I have been twice and both times have left saying, «Well, that was good, but it was just okay.»
If you want a cheap, close to home treat, then this is where we go. But, if we want better quality and a more delicious indulgence, we definitely go elsewhere.

A lot of options with toppings. They could really us a plain vanilla or chocolate dairy free option. I liked it.

Found out about this place when visiting the French Bakery next door and knew we needed to come back and try yet *another* fro yo joint. No kidding, they truly are popping up on every corner.
We visited on a Sunday afternoon and all the seats were taken but it didn’t feel too busy.
There was a nice selection of fro-​yo including flavors I hadn’t seen anywhere else including rootbeer (ewww!) and lemon (incredibly sour). The dry toppings are in little shelves which and refrigerated and chocolate laid out on the counter.
My tart was just Ok and my husband didn’t enjoy the flavor of his at all. My main gripe was that my yogurt was melted (as in soup) by the time I was halfway done with it !! Very annoying !
It was a cute place but I didn’t feel like it was out of the ordinary.

Great place! Lots of choices, clean, nice staff, great feel. Their topping bar was a little different than normal, with lots of choices. The monitors showing the pictures of happy people eating is a cool idea. Try it, you wont be disappointed!
Plus free WIFI.

If this were the only frozen yogurt place I’d ever been to, I would’ve been very impressed. But I’ve been spoiled by the likes of Yogurtland and Pinkberry. Yogurtland is the best. But, I can walk to this place! That alone is worth a star or two. My frozen yogurt wasn’t quite as frozen as I’d hoped. They need to lower the degrees on the machine a little bit or something. Overall, the store doesn’t feel as clean and fresh as it should. The whole place evokes a sense of temporariness. But hey, it’s still really yummy!