Lulus Yogurt With A Twist

We were looking for a dessert place and LuLu's did not disappoint! I don't do well with dairy so I greatly appreciate the sorbets. The staff was quick in responding when asked about our options for dairy free. I had the orange sorbet and it was wonderful, no lack of flavor at all. Wonderful local business!

I love the owner of the store. He stands up for what he believes in and has great integrity. Now as for the ice cream store itself what a great place for soft serve yogurt that you can apply whatever toppings you want and mix whatever ice cream do you want to make your own concoction. Lots of fun here. Be careful though because you can wind up taking way more ice cream than you could ever.

The inside was very clean. The chlorine smell was a bit much at first but you get used it it quickly. The topping were fresh and the frozen yogurt and custard were very tasty. The outside was was nice with tables and chairs enjoying the Hudson shopping area. We would come again.

I was shopping in Hudson and came across this yogurt shop in their cute town square. It's a help-yourself style place. Of course then I make my fro-you way too big. Lately they've been weighing in around 16oz. Yah... that's a lot of yogurt.

I did it, it's all my fault. I returned to the scene of the crime. I thought it would only be fair to offer them a second chance.I can't even say they're a-ok, it would make my tongue bend backwards...because nothing changed from my first visit. The floors were still filthy. The topping bar was still a disaster. The only good thing was this little raspberry filled chocolate cup they offer for topping. No yogurt chips, no white chocolate chips--simply shameful.I had a tiny cup...you know the size that would be a kiddie cone anywhere else, $4. Four dollars. A rip off. Bring in a family of four, and at that rate you're paying more than what you would at notoriously expensive Cold Stone.Look, I'm not going here asking for a deal, I'm not looking for a sale...I'm just looking for a product that's priced competitively, and $.47/ounce is insulting.

My friend and I were looking for dessert after dining in Hudson, and we came across this fro yo place. It was like most places Ive been where it is priced by weight. They have a huge variety of flavors, probably twice as many as typical fro yo places like Menchies. The texture was perfect, a good amount of creamy and icey. They definitely had more candy toppings than anything, which is fine with me, as I prefer those over fruit anyway on fro yo. The store seemed laid out a bit weird. Instead of moving from left to right, the line started on the right and went left. That wasn't too much of a hindrance to me though. Overall, I thought the price was comparable to Menchies and it was much better quality. I would recommend this place if you're in the area and looking for a sweet treat!

The yogurt was fine, with many toppings. The machines were dirty. The yogurt is more expensive than other frozen yogurt shops around the area. Also, the owner made it clear that not all are welcomed in the shop. I was very disgusted with the actions. I will not be going back.

Great place to take family (especially kids) for a nice frozen yogurt treat! Highly recommend to all

This is pretty typical of lots of frozen yogurt places popping up around the country. You fill your cup with whatever flavor or flavors you like and dress it up at the topping bar. They had a dozen or so flavors like orange creamsicle, banana, salted caramel pretzel (what I had) and cookie dough. I really don't think mine tasted anything like salted caramel pretzel. Several other reviews mention a messy topping bar and store. It was well stocked and clean tonight. However, it was also Memorial Day so I think they were slow. This is also why we came here tonight....everything else was closed.I really feel like these places should have more 'core' flavors like chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. They'd probably make more off toppings this way. Some of these flavors are hard to pair with a topping. I also question what kind of artificial crap has been added to these to make them low fat and fat free and give them flavors at the same time.All and all an ok trip, like I said earlier, nothing else was open.

It was a bustling Friday evening in downtown Hudson. Following a long hike around Hudson Springs Park nearby, my old time buddy and I wanted a nice treat. When we saw Lulu's, we couldn't pass up on some froyo. As we approached the door, we saw the lights were on, but there was nobody inside. Strange, we thought, but then we saw on the door that they were open till 9pm (meanwhile it was 8:15!). When we tried to open the door, we had no luck. I walked around back and tried the back door. It turns out it was unlocked and open for me to come on in. I peaked in to see 3 high school students playing on their phones. "We closed early" they said. What a disappointment to a promising froyo shop. Thankfully, Cold Stone is right across the street where you can get 10x better dessert for the same price.