Chill Out

Hard shell topping is a plus and they are one of the few stores that have it. Its a little pricy compared to orange leaf but not out of bounds. If only they had whip cream. Nice place friendly people working and they rotate the flavors. Defiantly a better deal than the TCBY down the street.

A small, quiet place in the Alamo Heights area with froyo and free wifi? I’ll be working from here all week!
Went in yesterday for a treat to cool off from the heat (97 degrees? already?) and was pleasantly surprised with how awesome everything was here, from the cake batter froyo to the variety and set up of toppings, to the décor, and most of all, how welcoming it felt to just sit around and get some work done after having my treat.
One lone guy was working, and he made polite small talk with me and the other customers– most of whom seemed to be regulars. Every possible topping I could have asked for was there, but my favorite was the soft mini cookies in white chocolate macadamia nut and chocolate chip– because froyo alone isn’t indulgent enough.
As others have said, I found that the tart flavor still seemed to need a little work as the flavor was a bit off. The Pink Lemonade flavor was creative if a little on the icey side, but the cake batter blew me away: creamy and rich, and just the right amount of flavor and sweetness. Waffle cones and bowls are available if you want more of an ice cream experience.

Nice concept. I am never sure which flavors mix best together though. The day I went to the Alamo Heights location the guy working there was incredibly grumpy. He must have had a really bad day!

I don’t know how long this place has been around. It is quite similar to a slew of current froyo places that have been popping up. Quality froyo & the standard array of toppings. No more/​less than what I have already tried.
So, if you are in the area & in the mood for a treat this is not a bad choice.

Took the wifey here (she is the fro-​yo) expert… She said it was clean tasting and better than most.
SA loves it’s tortillas, soooo, I hope this place catches
Texas needs more of these spots

THEE spot! If you’ve never been to Chill Out, you are missing out. This is a gem of a place located right across the street from HEB’s Central Market. They serve frozen yogurt as well as cookies, muffins and some pretty amazing freshly, hand made sandwiches. The staff is always super friendly, quick to greet you with a smile. This place makes me feel right at home. If you’re ever in the neighborhood please make it a priority to stop in. 5 stars!!!

We loved the interior décor, although it was a bit cramped.
Some of the flavors were good, though some weren’t. The main problem we encountered was just that the yogurt was too cold. It was almost hard to eat. Despite that, the blueberry/​acai mixed with coconut was divine, and the red velvet was also quite good, once your mouth regained sensation.
We also regretted the lack of sprinkles and cookie dough for toppings, although it’s not a deal breaker.

I’ve been to several FroYo places. I like this one the best. You get your yogurt, it tastes good, and pouring it yourself is fun too. I definitely suggest.

A tip jar at the self-​serve fro-​yo place? Really? Sure, here’s a buck for sitting there and running my credit card.
Otherwise, no complaints — we were among the first customers of the day and the place was really clean. About 8 froyo flavor choices and lots of toppings, from fresh fruit to sprinkles to crumbled cookies and brownies. And I bet the sweet Texas teenager got herself a few extra bucks.

I’ve watched this place change management, and seen it really improve. It has been repainted a cheery color scheme, and looks great. The bathroom is really clean now, which is a good change. The young man that is manager (I think) is very friendly, and always has new plans to do new things. Besides all these changes, the yogurt is really good, and so are the toppings!

My experience with frozen yogurt was till recently limited to TCBY. I only went there because my kids wanted to, and what they really wanted was the toppings, not the main event. I was on my way to south Texas and stopped by to see a friend in San Antonio. We met at Chill Out and i have to say that Chill Out was a totally different experience for me compared to TCBY. Actually, no comparison at all. They must change out their flavors all the time — the two I tried were delicious., and I am going back. My favorite was peanut butter and jelly. Amazing! Of course they may not make PB&J tomorrow but that is the beauty of it — you never know what you will be surprised with, flavor wise. I will be there tomorrow on my way home to Austin and I am hoping for coconut with chunks of homemade brownies from the condiment bar. A reverse Mounds bar. Yum-​meee.

Awesome new mixes i had the red velvet and the leche quemada… and they are so rich in flavor and yummy… Loving the new look and management really have it together.
I highly recommend!

I was traveling with my husband and stopped in San Antonio for a day. I was craving FROYO and saw great reviews of this place, so we popped in after having lunch at the Riverwalk.
I walked in and the place is super cute inside. The toppings bar is smacked dab in the middle and there were several flavor options. This is a self serve Froyo location.
I asked to sample the Original flavor and boy, was it bad. It was ice-​y and not creamy at all. I asked the guys around the counter if all the froyo flavors had the same texture. They stared at me and one of them responded defensively, «It’s not ice-​y.» Initially I wasn’t trying to insult/​offend so I just said, «well it’s just not as creamy as I’m used to.» I also was disappointed that it wasn’t as tart either. (And I’ve had my fair share of good FROYO in my life, being from LA) The man who responded appeared to be the manager/​owner and said he hasn’t been able to master the tart flavor but insisted his froyo wasn’t icey.
I thanked him and walked out.
(**since i posted this review, I’m told the location is under new ownership. All the machines have new equipment and the yogurt is sliced/​whipped** If i’m ever able to visit again, I will have to try it again)

This is a great little place. I always go for the strawberry yogurt. The texture is somewhat sherbet like. There’s plenty of toppings to chose from. Staff are super friendly and offer such customer service that I leave smiling. They have other offerings, but haven’t tried.

Delicious! It’s a self-​serve place where you are charged based on the weight of the cup.
I got half tart original and half coconut. The coconut was tart and wonnderrfulll. Tons of toppings, from popping boba to fresh fruit to Reese’s to mochi. I loved all the flavors and toppings available. Tasty and refreshing snack or desert.
I really enjoyed the froyo, I added a photo, and it’s just as yummy as it looks. I’ll definitely be back for more coconut!

Did this place change names again? A good selection of frozen yogurt, but how do they choose the flavors? Taro root frozen yogurt? Really? For those of you that like to dilute your yogurt with candy, sprinkles, sauces, etc., they have that too. If you’re not into yogurt they have coffee as well.

Delicious yogurt! Love this place and the owners and staff.