White Cup Frozen Yogurt

Drove by this place a couple months ago since my sister and I were craving some late-​night fro yo. Lights were all off and all the furniture was gone, this place is dunzo. :(

As my previous review stated“close up and quit losing money”, well they did .I knew they would, and they knew they should. I believe they’ve been closed for about 3 weeks now.

Nothing to write home about. I thought all the fruit flavors were very refreshing, a little to much icy flavor, but good. Like many others it has gone to self serve which seems to have made it cheaper. I’d go back but again, there has to be something better, or maybe I’m just being picky.

I absolutely love this place.
The flavors are fantastic, I like the natural tarty one.
All the other ingredients are super fresh and the price is hard to beat.
I can’t wait to have my next treat :)

It took me over 3 months to finally be able to give this place a shot. I went once and the hours had just changed. I was maaaad. Now, as you may be able to tell, I love a good frozen yogurt joint. This place doesn’t qualify in my books. The flavors were few and far between and bland at best. There were some toppings that were interesting, like flax seed for example, but this place was nothing I hadn’t had before. It was definitely not anything I hadn’t had better somewhere else.

I love me some good fro-​yo, so on my school break the other day I tried white lime, one of the few yogurt places I haven’t yet been to.
Well, the place is cute, but that’s about it.
They only had like 5 yogurt selections (maybe I’m a yogurt snob, but I’m used to more) and limited toppings.
No cookie dough! No Mallow cream!
And there were some weird completely frozen parts of the yogurt, yeah I know it’s frozen yogurt, but come on!
This is my least favorite fro-​yo experience.

Here the yogurt wasn’t necessarily bad. The service was. I was with my aunt and my rowdy little cousins. They were minding their own business and then they went and touched the windows. They got yelled at by some guy because he just cleaned the windows. Oh… I’m sorry that guy was the owner of the place. I mean get a life! Shoot you will need to always clean the windows at some time. The toppings were very limited too!
Not one of my favorites

When rating a yogurt place you would think there is not much they can do wrong. Oh but there is!!! I went to a Golden Spoon that had the oldest toppings ever, from 800 BC. My son even complained and he is so not picky. On the opposite side of the spectrum there is Swirlz in Ladera Ranch. This place takes buying yogurt to a new level, at a cheap price. Having gone to these places White Cup falls somewhere in between. Good yogurt, fresh toppings, nice people but a little pricey. White cup is delicious, don’t get me wrong, and it is very clean. If you want yogurt this place does actually hit the spot. Especially after eating dinner at Extreme Pita next store.
White Cup, Golden Spoon, Red Cherry, Green Kiwi, Black Olive…

I’ve visited this place a few times and really was disappointed by it. When I first walk in, I get the impression that it’s a Pinkberry ripoff. The place is furnished in a very similar manner as Pinkberrys.
When I went to go try the yogurt, I went with the original tart. It was one of the worst tart flavored yogurts that I have ever tasted. The toppings bar was vague as well. The price of the yogurt is also quite pricey. If you are in the area, there are a few better alternatives to yogurt. I’d recommend trying a different place.

Not great, not bad. Hits the spot and scratches the itch but nothing to write home about. Their original isn’t very tart. I like it tart dammit!

nothing special…
just like every other yogurt place out there.
pluside, it is very convenient: P

Tart tart ‘original’ covered in fresh juicy pomegranate seeds and sweet flaxmeal. It’s an antioxidant, healthy fats, probiotic dream come true.
If I could, I’d give this place an extra star for its immaculate interior and proximity to Nordstrom Rack.

This place is pretty nice. Clean and green! hahaha…
I feel as if they are pretty small, but it’s still nice. they don’t have as much topping and such that I would like, but it have some pretty good yogurt.
the one time that I came here, there was one girl that looked like Ugly Betty from the tv show on ABC.
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so I came here again today, and I brought my rating down one star. the server person was kinda mean and rude, and I just was sad when I went back to work and I ate my lunch on my break. awww, tartar sauce!

I am on this fresh frozen yogurt kick so when I heard that there was one in San Marcos I knew I had to try it out. I am VERY impressed. Great selection of fresh fruit toppings. Wide variety of yogurt flavors. My fav is the plain yogurt with pineapple and pomegranate. YUMO! It is located in a kinda random area. I wish it was a little more accesible with more parking, but it will do for now. FYI this is not your typically frozen yogurt. If you want sugary sweet high manufactured flavor than stick with TCBY.

I had never seen or heard of White Cup before so when I spotted the place late one night, I knew I had to come back to try it out. I found out that they’ve been open for a few months only. The décor is simple and modern with a few scattered white tables and apple green chairs. The frozen yogurt itself is pretty much mediocre. They have a limited amount of flavors including regular, french vanilla nsa (nsa = no sugar added), chocolate as well as a handful of fruit flavors. I sampled the mango yogurt which was incredibly tart. Also limited was the selection of toppings. Even the Nestle Crunch topping I got couldn’t add anything to the bland chocolate and nsa french vanilla twist I ordered. The girl behind the counter was attentive, nice and accomodating with samples as we were the only ones there at the time.
Taste: 2
Ambience: 3
Service: 3.5
Unless something changes, probably won’t make it against the Pinkberry and Golden Spoon of the world.

I thought this yogurt place was hum drum. Nothing special about it. It did offer about six different flavors and several toppings but I’m one of those people who really enjoys some of the more unique flavors. It just didn’t have the same pizzazz as others I’ve been to.

Over-​priced, run of the mill. Limited flavors. The taste is fine, but not more than that. If you like tart, go for the good stuff down in Convoy. If you like creamy, hit Paradise or Rockie’s in the Mission Valley/​Clairmont area. Skip this joint.
One star for being fro-​yo.
One star for existing.

Dee-​lish. The plain yogurt is perfection as is the chocolate. Mix together: heaven. Plus, the small is only $ 2.50 (no toppings) and is enough to satisfy. Patio seating is kinda nice if you can block out the freeway near by!

5 stars for having fresh toppings.
5 stars for having plain tart.
5 stars for being off the 78.
5 stars for staying open until 10:30pm today (Saturday).
oh and 5 stars for being generous with the toppings.

After Reading Sarah’s review of White Cup Yogurt in San Marcos, I decided I would go there on my lunch break and pick up some froyo for my coworker and myself.
I love blueberries so decided to try the blueberry yogurt, it was good! I also got to sample some of the mango yogurt after asking the staff what was there most popular flavor. To my suprise, the mango was really good and tart. It had the perfect creamy texture and was light. Could this be my new favorite flavor? guess I’ll have to go back and try the other flavors!
but my medium cup of yogurt was $ 5.25 with three toppings. They also gave me a bag of ice and a box so that the yogurt wouldn’t melt on the way back to work.
and they also get props because they are family owned and operated :)
yay for white cup!
–Gothikrose –froyo fanatic!