FroZen Yo

This is our favorite stop every time we go to the zoo. The staff is very friendly and the yogurt & toppings are delicious. The shop is very clean too.

Very friendly and welcoming staff. Great service. Good choices — everything from regular to fatfree and sugarfree variety

Very convenient location, in consideration that it’s directly across from the zoo. They have a variety of flavors for their yogurt and also offer two flavors of ice cream. They have a lot of toppings, varying from candy to fruit. It’s a little expensive compared to the sweet frog I live near. Bottled water is only $ 0.89 so that’s a plus! And the staff was very friendly.

Went to the zoo and followed up at this place. This is some of the creamiest froyo I’ve ever had, which for most people is a plus. While I prefer the lighter texture of Menchies frozen yogurt, this place is great too. I liked that there were marshmallows in the toppings bar, which is strangely absent at other self serve places, Menchies included.
I tried the birthday cake, pumpkin pie, cookies and cream, cappuccino, and cheesecake flavors, all of which were very good and rich but weren’t distinctly flavored. Flavor kind of loses out to texture here. But, hey, bad froyo doesn’t really exist… It’s still froyo, right? I still recommend this place, especially if you like your frozen yogurt dense and creamy!

When we walked in, the employees didn’t even greet us. Instead she was too busy talking to the other customers who already had their froyo. My sister and I were walking down and looking at the options, giving her ample time To greet us, but nothing.
They have a lot of Flavors but I was very disappointed with my frozen yogurt. when I tried the dulche de leche and it was super runny. My sister got two other Flavors (coconut and pumpkin spice but they were also super runny.) the vanilla ice cream didn’t taste like vanilla ice cream. You can’t mess up vanilla and they managed to. It’s NASTY. It doesn’t tasty anything like vanilla. NASTY. Honestly, Chinese buffet vanilla ice cream taste better. The Oreos don’t even taste like Oreos and taste like some weird generic cookies. Would have rather bought some cakepops next door and I don’t even like cake pops.

Frozenyo at the National Zoo has been reopened and it’s delightful! Beautiful inside — feels light and airy and is super clean. Yogurt is delicious– the only place I eat frozen yogurt is here!

Thank you for reopening! Nothing special here, it’s just froyo but the location is prime and the staff (at least pre-​2015 shut down) is great. Fruit quality is/​was sometimes lacking but it was better than some of the downtown locations (which are all closed now). Cheap water, solid froyo and a perfect location across from zoo. Why on earth did they ever think for a second about closing this goldmine?

Good location and good selection of flavors. When we went, there were tons of flies on every single topping since the containers have no lids or covers and the front door was left wide open. The single worker had zero clue or did not care. Gross. Overall, I’d question their sanitation practices. It seemed really dumpy, probably because of the zoo crowds, but they need to step it up. The yogurt we had was a solid «meh». Go to Menchie’s and you’ll never go back!

LOCATION is everything. This place is superbly positioned opposite the National Zoo entrance on Conn Ave. A great cool treat on a warm tiring day.
This is a Sweet Frog knock off with good yogurt and decent toppings. But this place is not a sweet frog. Instead it has one solitary unfriendly staff, not very clean interior, almost no indoor seating, and a FILTHY bathroom.
Take it or leave it.

Loved their frozen yogurt! What made their shop very convenient was that it was also in front of the National Zoo. Being frugal, myself, I avoided the food sold at the zoo and instead went across the street for some better quality and cheaper frozen yogurt. The workers were also very helpful in showing you around their shop as well as what they recommend you getting. They have a wide variety of toppings that mix very well with the high quality yogurt. I remember leaving with a lot of yogurt with paying less than $ 4 but I think there was a discount day? That would’ve costed way much more here in California. Would come again.

Some of the creamiest frozen yogurt I’ve ever had – and 65¢ bottled water to boot! The location is very convenient if you need somewhere to stop in after a visit to the National Zoo, and the outdoor seating in front offers up a lovely view of the zoo’s entrance.
In short, this place serves some seriously refreshing stuff. Give it a try.

Loved the flavors this place had to offer !
After enjoying the zoo this past Sunday, my best friend and I stopped in here to get some froyo. The staff was helpful and let me taste the fat free cheesecake flavor which I wasn’t sure about, it was great ! The prices were reasonable and the customer service friendly.
My only complaint is the floor were there is a bit of seating was sticky.

Okay this place is seriously amazing.
I used to be a diehard YogiBerry fan, but then I heard this place had a better selection of tart flavors, and the YogiBerry started making their froyo super runny, so I came and tried here! The customer service is awesome, the flavor and consistency of the froyo is perfection, and the brownie topping is by far the best I’ve ever had.
Keep it up! You guys are the best.

First, cash only.
Since the nephew was itchin’ for cold sugar, we had to enter this froyo scene. Plus they’re easily located across the street from the zoo (look at the address).
We prefer the self-​serve style and he dashed off after I handed the bowl. Convenient freedom. Froyo machines up front and toppings at the back.
As I gazed at his cloying creation, I casually quizzed what he clumped up and he gleefully replied, «cheesecake, cookies n cream, peanut butter, and toasted marshmallow flavors». Then the boy added marshmallows, crumbled oreo cookies, and lots of whipped cream. Such a medley of richness. Thank goodness his metabolism maneuvers on warp speed.
Since I’m a fruity fan I chose their mango and very berry flavors. Mango agreed with me. Refreshing and memorable. Of course I spooned the usual habits of mochi and fruit poppers.
The nephew enjoyed the creamy texture of his flavors and cheesecake was his fave.
There’re a few outdoor seats and since it’s a weekday all’s well.
When I asked him to rate out of 5 he fingered 4 overall. So there ya have it from his mouth to Unilocal’s ears.

Nice to come out of the zoo and have frozen yogurt available across the street! When I was there, they offered free caramel and chocolate syrup.

WARNING: DO NOT BUY WATER AT THE ZOO… walk across the street and buy your water here for 29 cents.
This is the best frozen yogurt I’ve had so far… and believe me I’ve been to A LOT of froyo places. The yogurt is creamy and full of flavor, unlike other places who serve froyo that is icy or bland. On top of that, the prices are lower than most places in the area and they sell bottles of water for 29 cents. Tons of flavors, tons of toppings, great tasting, affordable, and a clean environment… I don’t think I could possibly ask for anything more (expect maybe that this place was closer to my house).

Love a good self-​serve yogurt place. I will say though, the tasting system here is a bit odd. They don’t have little sample cups — you just take the big cup that you’re going to use to purchase your froyo, and sample with a spoon. It’s great because you can sample as much as you want, but if you get a flavor you don’t like, it’s in your cup FOREVER. Don’t let anyone tell you I don’t have a flair for the dramatic… I guess you could dump it out.
Overall, the yogurt is great and the topping selection, including fresh fruit options, is usually pretty stellar.
Items of note:
— Hot fudge is FREE, as in, you add it after you weigh’n’pay. It is also delicious.
— Water bottles can be purchased here for a whopping 29 cents. Yup. I come in here sometimes after going on a run (okay like twice) just to buy a water bottle. Best deal probably ever.

I recently visited FroZen Yo again with my boyfriend after we spent a day at the zoo. Once again, I was very pleased by how refreshing the yogurt (and cheap $ 0.29 water) was after a long trek up that hill at the zoo.
We visited the zoo sometime in early March and it was the first truly nice day out (it was in the 60’s as opposed to being in the 30’s, which was the norm for most of this past winter!). It was such a nice comfort to sit down and rest our legs and converse over a nice cup of yogurt topped with fresh fruit.
FroZen Yo is truly strategic for opening up a store right across from the zoo! It’s so tempting that I think most visitors will stop by and grab some yogurt on their way home!

Yay! Self-​serve froyo… my favorite! I originally came in all excited to try their cinnamon bun and red velvet cake flavors. But I was quickly brought back to the reality that unless it’s taro or original, I’m just not a fan! The red velvet especially got this incredibly soupy consistency that was sort of a buzz kill. But I digress…
My dream combination of taro and original proved to be just as good as I had hoped– tart, creamy, and refreshing. Their topping-​bar leaves little to desire with a plethora of goodies to choose from: fresh fruit, nuts, sprinkles, cookies, and anything else you might be craving. I always go for an assortment of berries and their strangely satisfying mochi. Make sure to stop by if you gotta scratch that froyo itch!

After a visit to the Zoo, stop off and get some frozen YO… gurt.
You can serve yourself as they have lots of choices… you also add free chocolate syrup.
If the weather is nice you can sit outside and enjoy the weather.