Forever Yogurt

After stuffing my face with Burger Jones, I needed to clean my palate a bit… and the woman was fiending for some froyo, so I had to satisfy the beast I’ve created. I remember Jonathan T mentioning froyo at West End, and figured it’s on the way home, lets do it.
Stroll in, very nice staff that offered up the sample cups and a recommendation. Also, the track lighting and mural are very nice touches for a welcoming décor (or a décor to help make you forget about your past meal).
Froyo itself is ok. On the creamier side that doesn’t leave the icy sensation on the tongue, that’s a huge plus. A couple of sorbets were included too (I’ll get into this later). Some off the wall flavors we had never come across yet. Peanut Butter. Crazy to think it’s the first time we came across it here. Tasting… yuck. Even for peanut butter junkies like us, it was just too much of a fake, harsh, PB taste that made us both cringe and pass. Next sample, honey green tea. Say what? Yeah, strange, I know, and… no thanks. We both drink a lot of green tea, so it’s not the off putting nature green tea can have on some, it just, well, nah. Italian pistachio left a strange after taste on the palate, so yeah, we skipped that one.
She rolls with pom-​raspberry tart sorbet with mango. I go with Raspberry and vanilla.
Toppings were fresh, clean, well labeled and created a nice flow through the line. As my fellow Unilocaler alluded to in his review, 58cents an ounce is a steep price to pay for froyo.
I didn’t care for the sorbet in the least bit when I took control of Ashley’s cup (she wasn’t digging it after a few bites and gave it away, so yeah, no good). Far too icicle like for my liking. It was like crunching on mango ice chips as opposed to actually getting sorbet.
Even though it’s close to me, and my office, I’ll pass on stopping by again. Not digging the flavors, price, or quality of the product.

We were looking for a froyo place that was open late because of out late night sweet tooth ice cream craving, and Forever Yogurt is open until 11pm on Saturday so we went! It’s located at the West End in St. Louis Park, so there’s a free parking ramp, or limited parallel street parking.
When we walked in, the lady working was super friendly and talked to us right away. I was coughing like an obnoxious person, and the lady working gave me a glass of water and she was super nice about it — trying to help me not choke my life away! Loved her. First impressions were that it was a cute place, and the Minnesota wall is definitely their eye catcher! It’s neatly decorated and everything was organized and clean. Their topping choices are everything I need and want! They have lots. Same with their ice cream choices too. One thing I love about this froyo location is that they have peanut butter topping, and I can’t find this at most places! I love squirting peanut butter on top of my ice cream, so this place took my heart the moment I saw that creamy PB.

During my girlfriend’s hour long yoga pants try-​a-​thon at lululemon several weeks ago, I simply got tired of sitting on my butt and playing NBA Jam on my phone. So, I decided to seize the day and explore the suburban mall I was stranded at and fortunately found Forever Yogurt several doors down.
Upon stepping in, I immediately fell in love with the hella ill mural paying tribute to The Land of 10,000. The artists put in mad work on the colors, design, errthang, fo sho! Aside from the masterpiece, though, the froyo was just A-​OK.
At 58 cents per ounce, it’s a bit pricier than other froyo places in similar priced hoods. The taste also doesn’t justify the price difference.
Like other joints, Forever Yogurt has all the fruits, candies, and syrups one could possibly ever want on his or her sweet creation. I went with a simple vanilla and strawberry and decked it out with fruit. It was aight!
I don’t think it’s worth making a trip out to Forever Yogurt to eat there, but it definitely serves as an adequate froyo fix when you’re that dude at lululemon bored as hell.
«Stressed» spelled backwards is «desserts.» Makes sense.

Forever yogurt is the best place to get frozen yogurt on the twin cities.
Larger variety of flavors.
Better quality yogurt. I believe they taste creamier and gave more flavor than yogurt lab.
I love that they have hot fudge, caramel, and marshmallow.
Cupcake bites.
Coffee available.
Always clean.
Would go there everyday, but that would be called an addiction.

A few nights ago, Linda had to work, and I had to come up with something to entertain the kids.
My solution: frozen yogurt from Forever Yogurt in the West End development. They’ve got 16 flavors of frozen yogurt, 50 different toppings to put on them to make the frozen yogurt as far from a healthy alternative to ice cream as possible, and they are immediately next to the most deserted part of the parking ramp complex over there.
They charge about 60 cents an ounce, so it stays affordable. It cost $ 23 to take three kids out, and they all love being able to get exactly what they want.
I strongly recommend limiting them to 3 or four toppings, or young brats will turn it into a horribly, sugary abomination that even they won’t eat.
Been there, done that.

I’m somewhat of a Fro-​yo connoisseur, I’m not bragging because it’s really quite pathetic. The point is, I know my stuff.
I was reluctant to try Forever Yogurt because of two reasons;
The location, mini mall-​esk
And the TERRIBLE NAME.
But man, oh man, did I eat my words and the smoothest frozen yogurt this side of the Mississippi.
The place is insanely clean, never too busy when I’ve been there, amazing fro yo and more toppings you could even imagine.
You will love.
They are noob-​friendly as well.

Really good place to get frozen yogurt. It’s nothing really different than all the other frozen yogurt places, but they have a lot of kinds of fro-​yo and toppings. Was about $ 5 per person, and got a good amount. Really liked the location too being in the middle of a shopping center.

Super cool atmosphere with a hip Minnesota theme. Super friendly staff always ready to answer questions and hand out free sample cups. And best of all, great frozen yogurt and they don’t skimp on toppings.

I have been to forever yogurt at least a dozen times since they opened. Yogurt is very good along with there topping choices. The staff is always very helpful and friendly. We love having them in the area.

I’ve tried Forever Yogurt twice now since it has opened at the Shops at West End, I’m a FroYo addict. The shop has a cool, local feel with the mural of MN faves on the walls and the glittery tile work.
Now, I am a self-​proclaimed #1 Yogurt Lab fan, so Forever Yogurt had big shoes to fill. It is handier to my house than Yogurt Lab is, but I have decided that it is worth the time and gas to make the extra miles to Yogurt Lab.
The variety is okay, not my favorite flavors, but something different from Yogurt lab (Campfire marshmallow, french toast). To make the comparison even, I stuck to some flavors they had that were close to what I usually get at Yogurt lab (tart, tropical fruits). They have fewer toppings, but had what I usually get (Moji, fruit, coconut). Sadly, both times I have visited the texture of the yogurt is off. While Yogurt Lab delivers a creamy texture, Forever Yogurt’s texture is more ice-​like, separated easy, akin to a slushy drink that is extra cold.
I guess I’ll stick to good ‘ol Yogurt Lab and hope a location opens nearer to me so I can visit more often!

I have had many a forever yogurt while visiting my sister and I like the chain, and was happy to see one pop up in the twin cities. I like their candy selection, they even have some dark chocolate items, which other spots tend to be missing. I also think they have some fun flavors: campfire marshmallow!
This place would make for a great pre– or post-​movie stop! Or you know really anytime!

This place is great! Conveniently located in the West End, there’s ample parking and it’s a great treat before or after (open until 11p) any movie. The selection seems a bit more manageable than other fro-​yo shops around town. My personal favorite is the praline pretzel. Maybe they will find a way to mix it with sea salt caramel. Who knows?!? Anything is possible!
The toppings selection is as varied as any. I like their dispensers because they are set on a turn dial so it helps you control portion size, which is important when you’re making a bowl of sugar.
Lastly, I just want to make a whisper about the décor. If you are looking for new backsplash ideas, be sure to check out their sparkle tiles. Uh-​may-​zing!

This new FroYo shop at the West End is more geared toward adults than any other yogurt shop I’ve visited. Not to be hatin’ on the kiddies, but it was refreshing that this place was free of munchkins with sticky fingers digging through the toppings and letting the yogurt handles free flow.
Though absent of kids, there was still mass congestion at the yogurt-​pumping station. People were milling around with their sample cups taking their sweet time savoring each flavor. Due to ensuing claustrophobia, I just backed away until the crowd died down.
Like Yogurt Lab, Forever Yogurt has tons of flavors to choose from. Some were pretty good (personal favorite was Peanut Butter Cup) and some were very artificial (i.e Praline Pie, which tasted the way a Yankee Candle smells; Honey Greek; Tropical Tart) but not to the degree that I experienced at Cherry Berry… blech.
And they’ve also got toppings galore, though I think fewer than Yogurt Lab, and nothing particularly unique or interesting.
49 cents/​oz. I guess that is about standard.
All in all, Forever Yogurt is really a typical run-​of-​the-​mill yogurt place. Nothing differentiates it enough to be exceptional. Is this FroYo market not yet saturated? Personally, I’m getting bored with it.