Caliyogurt SoHo

Small shop, tucked on Morrison (between Bern’s and The Green Lemon) that is adorable and differs from the new popular weigh in yogurt places. Instead, they offer sizes of cups/​cones & then it’s .50 per topping. Perfect.
The Line Up:
Candy Bar Crunch yogurt w/​butterfinger topping
Dark Chocolate yogurt with brownie bits and cookie dough
The Verdict:
Cups were filled to the hilt! No portion was spared of the yogurt or toppings, we were very happy with the tastes & the experience in it’s entirety. No scams with scales, etc here.
DEELISH.
The space inside isn’t huge and conducive to having a top of machines & flavors…4 yogurt flavors were available (Original Tart, Strawberry, Choc & Candy), but that suited me just fine.
I Think this might be built in to my regular yogurt fix rotation :)

They have real frozen yogurt here, which should be a hint of tart and not just pure sugar. I am really happy to get something that isn’t totally unhealthy. They have plenty of options for toppings from fruit to candy. Also I recommend the flavored mochi balls, those are delicious on frozen yogurt, and nice and soft! The only star is deducted for their hours, I wish they were open later. But I do go out of my way to come here because I really am addicted to their yogurt. They have a customer loyalty stamp card to get a free yogurt eventually too, that is always nice.

I got the Taro, which was… tart. Quite tart. Like «yikes I can’t create a sentence after just one spoonful» tart. But otherwise I really enjoyed this little spot in a little niche corner of SoHo. Plenty of fruit toppings, and also sweets like chocolate and peanut butter chips.
Service was also great, as they allowed my rather picky Brazilian company to try everything she wanted as a sample. Like every other Brazilian woman in my life, decision making isn’t always a strength. But our counter person was more than patient with her broken English and my comical laughing at how long it takes to decide on a damn yogurt flavor. But they lose a point for only having 4 – 5 options available.
Maybe I’m spoiled by some of the places that have dozens of flavors, but only having four seemed pretty boring to me. And not being FroYo expert or connoisseur by any stretch, this place seemed quite serviceable.

My berry flavor was good., but my boyfriend said his taro yogurt was too tart for the flavor and he’d definitely had better.

Why hello there, Caliyogurt… I almost missed ya. If you’re not looking for this place, it’ll be easy to miss.
Let’s get straight to the point:
+1 star for the place being clean
+1 star for original flavors like green tea and peach
+1 star for fresh, never frozen toppings
–1 star for limited seating
–1 star for limited parking… typical of South Tampa
I’d def come again if I was in the area, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here.

It’s in a bit of a corner and a small place but let me tell you, it’s the Best Froyo in Tampa!
Absolutely have to try the Taro flavor.

their yogurt wasn’t the tartest I’ve tried. but it was decent. the consistency was pretty good too.
this has been the only place that I’ve seen pomegranate as a fresh fruit topping. and it was heaven!.. i loved it with the original tart yogurt. i also had mochi and strawberries. the mochi tasted a little off though.
the décor is mainly white. so … all i will say is maybe it’s time for another coat of white paint and a super duper mop to get those floor nice and clean.
and the staff lady was pleasant.

If you like tart yogurt, then this is the place for you. The place is small and cozy.
The day I came they had plain, green tea, raspberry, and pink grapefruit. For a small cup (5 oz) the yogurt costs between 2.50 to 3.50 depending the flavor that you get. Toppings are charged extra.
I’m so used to seeing a lot more selection in other yogurt places, so I was somewhat disappointed. I do hope they offer more flavor in the future.

Yummy… yummy…yummy! How to describe this? Well as my friend said: «It’s like you take a thing of yogurt & freeze it». Not soft serve, not gelato… yogurt. Go here…
3 choices for yogurt — plain/​jvanilla (get this one), green tea (yuck!), pink grapefruit (not so much). After determining your base, there are a range of items to get put on top — choc chips, fruit, nuts, smashed cookies, etc. I got reg. yogurt w/​mango chuncks & Hershey’s dark choc chips. My friend got reg. yogurt w/​peanut butter & choc chips (she was doing a Heath Bar interpretation). Combined our total was about $ 6 – 8 I think, just for yogurt to go. But good sized portions.
I asked a bunch of questions about the company since I live in CA & the girls behind the counter weren’t very informative. Didn’t know when/​where it started or how the yogurt (oh — which does melt very quickly, eat fast!) is the way it is. Oh well. But…1 of them did say she overhead another saying they cut the mangoes before they were completely ripe so the chunks might be a bit sore… she was right. They def. cut them too soon. But I enjoyed every drop & would go back again & again if I lived in hot FL.