Delicious Yogurt

As soon as I walked in, I was hit with a strong, unpleasant odor. The frozen yogurt, especially the original tart, didn’t look quite right. Unfortunately, everything I tried had a strange aftertaste, even the toppings. The price of my froyo was much more expensive compared to other places I’ve been to which surprised me. The bathroom down the hallway also felt unsettling. Overall, the lack of cleanliness and the uncomfortable atmosphere were major turnoffs. I wouldn’t come back.

July 8th, 2023 The Pros: 1.) The customer service is excellent and prompt 😊. They adhere to health regulations with hand sanitizer and gloves available. 2.) There is a vast array of toppings available, offering more combinations than I've seen before, allowing for great creativity. They offer around 6 to 10 different flavors, depending on the day. 3.) The quality of the yogurt and treats is high, and they taste great, which is consistent wherever you go. The variety of candies, including BOBA 🧋, makes it worth at least a visit when it's affordable. The Cons: 1.) The prices are significantly higher than what you might find elsewhere; it's twice as much (2x) for the same products. Considering the area, many people can likely afford it without issue, but if you're passing through or accu

I wish frozen yogurt popped up when I search for ice cream places near me, because this place is delightful! Someone said they don’t have a lot of space inside, but that person is incredibly wrong. This place is massive! They have 5 tables spread wide enough for two wheelchairs to fit between each, and four chairs around each. They have a kids corner with a tiny table and chairs. They have two claw machines. They have bathrooms. They have outdoor seating. They have tons of topping options… I didn’t think they were pricier than any other froyo place I’ve been to, and there were plenty of parking spots right out front. Super friendly too.

The perfect day for something frozen. I and my husband got a cup, we added our flavors and then added some toppings. They have this thing where you put these plastic gloves on before you touch all the spoons, etc. You weigh the cup and then put it on the scale. My son got a one size smoothie (L). In total it came up to more than 30 dollars which to me is a lot considering frozen yogurt was always on the cheaper side.

The yummiest! It’s hard finding frozen yogurt in Boston now a days. With the fall of pinkberry recently I feel like a lot has changed in the Froyo game, now it simply is not enough to appease people’s hungry appetite for more. Recently I’ve seen way more Bubble Tea shops and I’m not complaining because I do live me some boba! This spot is just greatly placed in the middle of Roslindale square, they sell so many flavors of Froyo that you serve yourself and they also offer so many kinds of boba creations. You can really get creative if you really wanted to. Apart from the froyo there is awesome street art nearby and many other eateries around this beautifully aesthetic boba/froyo shop.