Molly’s Yogurt

Save your calories from the pie and cupcake shops in this same complex and come here instead. I tried 3 flavors of froyo: vanilla, raspberry and tart, and they were really good, good and just ok, in reverse order. I’d go back for the tart any time ;)
The place is clean, the counter woman was very nice (it’s not a self-​serve place) and the toppings included super fresh/​firm fruit including blueberries, raspberries, mango, kiwi and pomegranate. Besides the whole berries, the fruit was cut into very small pieces which is good for getting more to stay on your yogurt when they spoon it on, good fruit-​engineering.
They also have a good assortment of creatively flavored gelatos, which I didn’t try.
Another nice touch: they have a poster on the wall of the nutritional profile (for-​yo was fat free even though it was so good).
For $ 3.50 you get a generous small with 2 toppings.

Can’t go wrong with a place that serves frozen yoghurt AND gelato. Especially right next to a kebab joint.
Beyond these opening strengths, the place generally isn’t crowded (hopefully that’s not a bad sign), there are seats inside and out, parking is plentiful, and there’s plenty of choice including fresh fruit toppings that can be blended into smoothies before your very eyes. Which is typically what happens before my eyes when I go there.
That said, I have experienced broader toppings bars and a more diverse selection of both gelato and frozen yogurts before. Eh. More isn’t always better. Molly’s has the right stuff. For me, anyway.

I know this may sound like an exaggeration, but I believe this is the best gelato I have ever had.
First, the price is very reasonable. Second, the flavors are rich, tart, fruity, and any combination of the above. The blueberry and lemon combination was to die for. Our server was nice and let us sample many of the gelatos as well as combine a few extra for the same price.

This place is small, tucked away, and doesn’t have a lot of variety, but man do they know how to make tart frozen yogurt. Best I’ve ever had. Reasonably priced – $ 3.25 for a small, and that includes two toppings. No more spending $ 5 for a measly mediocre tub of fro yo. They have a cute bench outside, too!

OK, sadly not impressed. In a town with at least two other yogurt places I expected more. I thought the place was closed as the attendant was sitting behind the counter on her phone when we walked in. Plastic wrap over everything, not very appealing. The yogurt was not that great and sitting between a bunch of pasta for sale was not that special… Needs work… Sorry

We noticed a sign in the window of the Italian Gourmet that Molly’s Yogurt serves gelato. Since it was a sunny warm Saturday afternoon, we walked down to the very end of the strip mall to find this small shop. I am guessing this shop is owned by whomever owns Italian Gourmet as they carry some of the same products and offer indoor seating to Italian Gourmet customers.
They had about a dozen flavors of gelato available in addition to the yogurt. I have an undying love for peanut butter so that was one of my choices. I also chose amaretto cookie. My husband chose peanut butter and salted caramel. The gelato was creamy and the flavors were good. Peanut butter had chunks of peanuts. Amaretto cookie had sprinkles of cookie that were still crisp. Salted caramel was tasty as well. For me the peanut butter stood out as my favorite although all were good.
The store itself was very plain, bench seating and not much in the way of décor. The service was friendly. The person scooping the gelato was very accommodating in allowing the children in line behind us to taste. I enjoyed the gelato and would come back when I am in the area next.

Eh… not my favorite. Gelato is just okay… I would probably not return here again.

Frozen yogurt AND gelato at the same establishment? Mind-​blowing. But, it does create some confusion when trying to decide what to order. I guess that’s why I’m glad I came with a friend so that we could try the gelato and the froyo.
The tart yogurt is better than Red Mango, but I think I prefer Pinkberry over Molly’s. It’s still pretty good though but I like my tart yogurt a bit tarter (is that a word?). They also have a few different flavors. We tried the «Billberry» which tastes like blueberry. It was okay, but I preferred the regular tart over the flavor. What I love about this place are the toppings. The ridiculously uniformly-​chopped itty-​bitty pieces of mango, strawberries, kiwis, or pineapple to pick from are amazing. Whoever they hired to chop the fruit must be highly-​skilled sushi chef because they are amazing.
The gelato is also pretty good. The flavors were great. We had the amaretto cookie gelato. The flavor was spot on but the texture was a little off for me. I think Plush’s gelato down the street is smoother and because of the cookie addition to this flavor, it almost had a sandy texture. I think they should have chopped the cookies at the last minute and just folded them in, rather than blending them in into crumbles.
Definitely worth a revisit. Maybe not my favorite gelato or froyo place, but definitely worth it if I have a craving for something sweet and cold and am in the area.

All the yogurt had a funny sour milky smell which lingered in my car for 1 day. I took some lime yogurt home and the smell was everywhere. It tasted stale too!

Just want to say, I’m glad I found this place AND I would ONLY come back to this place for frozen yogurt :)!! (Haven’t tried the gelato yet)
I LOVE frozen yogurt. I’m someone who’s not very interested in different flavors and all. (Never really liked other than the ‘original’). I got my first yogurt somewhere outside Virginia. It was the most delicious cold dessert I’ve ever had.
Ever since then, I always went to different frozen yogurt places. They were usually very Icy, ‘light’? , and the flavors weren’t… that bad, just not as good as the one I’ve tried first.
Then I found this place! Molly’s yogurt. Like the other people said in the comments, it is very tart, tastes much more like yogurt, and… it’s just amazing!!! :)

Cute local frozen yogurt shop. They usually only have two flavors (tart and another fruit flavor which changes). Sometimes I wish they had other flavors but honestly any fruit flavor I have tried has been delicious.
I can’t emphasize how much better Molly’s yogurt is than Red Mango across the street, it tastes so much more like actual yogurt!

Fan of sweets, and had to try Mollys. We got Gelato, and I ended up eating two servings worth. More Western flavor as expected than compared to Asian sweets as the comment made by my guest.
The stuff was good, but the service could have been better, although we arrived after dinner shortly before closing and the staff seemed tired.

Cute! If my friend hadn’t suggested we going here (she’s an avid Unilocaler too, I assume), I’d never known this place existed. It’s hidden in a small plaza amongst various other places that piqued my interest (like a cupcake place, Nizen’s [turkish restaurant I think), etc. There aren’t that many tables here at all, maybe like 2 large ones and 2 smaller ones, but it’s clean if nondescript. I think the froyo’s probably a better deal b/​c as previous Unilocalers may have already mentioned, it’s $ 3 for the smaller-​sized froyo + 2 toppings included, whereas the gelato is $ 3 for a much smaller portion without any toppings included. I still got the gelato, as I’d just eaten at a lunch buffet, and I got the Dulce de Leche one, which was pretty tasty. And even though there aren’t that many tables, a lot of people are just in and out so it seems like seats opened up pretty quickly.

Pretty decent fro-​yo and very well priced. You definitely get your money’s worth and this is pretty darn close to Pinkberry. They had a great variety of free and pay-​for toppings so you can make your yogurt your own. I’d come here over Nielsen’s any day.

The boy and I stopped here after learning that Nielsen’s is closed on Sundays. The ladies were happy to let us sample some gelato flavors.
I settled on coconut, pistachio and chocolate — that’s right…3 scoops. The boy had coconut, pistachio, amaretto and honey mascarpone fig.
All of the flavors were wonderful. I realize chocolate may seem like a dull choice considering all of the other flavors available, but is was such a rich chocolate taste. It really hit the spot.
The gelato is served in cute little daffodil-​shaped plastic cups with spoons that actually look like tiny shovels (probably fitting). They have a recycle bin for the cups and spoons, which is nice.

Mmm slightly bitter froyo, so delish and only $ 3 for small cup which served a massive amount (2 toppings included and a sweet list of free toppings.)
I covered my froyo with strawberries, granola, cinnamon, and honey — soooo good! They have a list of dry toppings (to include, Captain Crunch cereal), as well as sauces and fruits. They also had a flavor of yogurt called, «Billberry.» Whatever that is, I wasn’t ready to find out.
FroYo not your thing? They also have a selection of 8 or 12 different flavors of gellato. I did get a sample of the pumpkin spice and after trying it kind of wish I had ordered that instead of the yogurt. The swet and spice proportions were perfect.

This new place has a new fan.
Its tucked away in the corner of a shopping plaza. I had the peanut butter cup gelato. Kids had frozen yogurt and it was nice not to pay 75 cents for sprinkles. Free toppings were a nice treat.

I’m so happy a good gelato and frozen yogurt place opened in Vienna. This place makes great gelato. I’ve tried a few flavors at this point, so far pistachio and banana are my favorite. They do have a lemon basil flavor that is out of this world, a must try.
Decent size for a shop such as this, I’ve seen plenty that offer no seating so Molly’s is one up there. Besides if you do need to sit you won’t be for long this stuff doesn’t last! It’s honestly it’s in the top three for me concerning gelato shops and I’ve had a few in my time (I have a thing for frozen treats especially ice cream, gelato and frozen yogurt).
Update: The salted caramel flavor is so good. Do yourself a favor and try it.

My wife saw the big gelato sign on the Italian Gourmet and we had to go over and check this place out. I wasn’t too familiar with the tangy frozen yogurt thing (I know, leave me alone!), so I had the bacio gelato (hazelnut). Uh, yum? Yum! The little guy had watermelon sorbetto that he loved, and my wife had the coconut gelato. $ 3 for a small, $ 4 for a medium, $ 5 for a large.
After ordering, I tried a bit of that tangy froyo (I know, my first time trying it, shut up!), and I’d totally go back for that. Lots of fruity toppings, as well as Fruity Pebbles. For reals. The lady who came in after us got the fig marscapone gelato and put gummi bears on it. To each their own, I suppose.
Anyway, it’s tucked way back in the corner of the strip mall, next to the Birkenstock store, so you might miss it. But you should definitely check it out if you driving down Nutley and 123.

Molly’s Yogurt is a very recent addition to the Vienna area. With Fair Oaks and Tysons being the closest places to get FroYo this will fill a massive void for me. It’s tucked away next to the Birkenstocks store with just a very plain «Molly’s Yogurt» sign informing you of its existence.
The place is tiny as can be with next to no ambiance, but they sell some impressive gelato and pretty decent yogurt. I sampled one of their gelato offerings and it was quite good. The selections range from standard pistachio and hazelnut flavors to pretty unique like honey, fig, and mascarpone. Despite the unique gelato I was in the mood for froyo. They have a choice of two flavors: green tea and original (tangy). The toppings are limited but decently fresh with a few fruits and then some dried toppings.
The yogurt was pretty standard and more on the cold and icy side of the spectrum as opposed to the smooth and creamy of some other places. But the highlight for me was how cheap it was, especially compared to the absurd prices I’ve paid at some of the trendier FroYo places. A 3 topping original came in at a mere $ 4.30 after tax, a full $ 2 less than the gut wrenching price I paid at Yogiberry just last week in DC. That alone makes Molly’s a worthwhile destination for me!
While I wasn’t blown away and wouldn’t really go out of my way to come here, it’s lack of competition and cheapness will keep me coming back for a while. The gelato to me was more impressive than the yogurt so I may have to update my review after trying more of their selections.