Froyo Fresh

Best froyo in Seattle. GO! Super clean and fresh and delicious tasting. I tried their original tart, taro, and pistachio and I haven't stopped thinking about it all day. Only negative is that it is a bit pricey at 55 cents an ounce. But it's worth it in my opinion for the quality you are getting. And it's self serve so you can take as much or as little as you'd like.

We went to the sky view observatory this morning and then went to this yogurt store in the building. The staff is friendly. The frozen yogurt is good, there is a variety of flavors. But the toppings are less than other stores I tried before.

I love Froyo Fresh and often stop by for an afternoon pick-me-up when I happen to be working downtown. While I'm usually an original tart-flavor yogurt sort of girl, I happen to love the coffee flavored fro-yo at froyo-fresh....I think of it sort of as my afternoon cup of joe! Add fresh raspberries and sliced almonds and you have a delicious, guilt-free treat! p.s. their other flavors are all pretty good as well...check for the kiwi sorbet that they often offer in the summertime, it's pure green deliciousness!

move over menchis (too much watered down), move over red mango (so expensive), Froyo Fresh is so much better in quality and cleanliness. I was so delighted to taste such a great frozen yogurt!

They have the best flavor of Taro. I've had taro at other froyo shops and the flavor falls short of my expectations. I went here last week and they had Almond and Taro swirl! Two of my favorites! I thought my head would explode! It turns out that too much of a good thing is ... well, too much of a good thing. The flavors mixed were not as good so I ruined my experience. Bummer, next time I won't be so greedy.

Super overpriced. Not bad, actually fairly decent frozen yogurt but I can't justify going there for the price. I came here and just wanted just a little bit of frozen yogurt, and it still cost me $5 somehow.I enjoyed the passion fruit and watermelon flavors. The blackberry or blueberry lacked flavor (I can't remember which fruit it was because it didn't taste like much). Mostly sorbets here, not a lot of actually frozen yogurt.

I come here pretty much everyday, so you'd think I'd have a higher rating. However, they've been out of the chocolate frozen yogurt for weeks now and since I need something cold and sweet, I've been rotating between taro and coffee, which isn't really the same. And the toppings that I want are there sometimes, sometimes not. Gah, but since I just want frozen yogurt, I go. LOL. Maybe chocolate isn't ever coming back, but replace it with something else at least. Give us options.

What a great idea. This is a cute almost mini-froyo shop located in Columbia tower. The gent running the register was both nice & funny. The selection had the standards like chocolate and vanilla but also flavors to perk up a blah day like blueberry and red velvet cake. From other customers I overheard a swell of sadness at the loss of the green apple flavor but no worry the owner says it is coming back. Topping my list were the many topping options mochi bites, sunflowr seeds, and mysterious yet exciting popping boba!Overall it is a cute shop in the perfect location to bring even more frozen yogurt into the Pioneer Square/Downtown area.

I've eaten here several times in 2015. The product is very tasty, and its quick and easy to get in and out.I would like to eat here more often, but it is just too expensive. If you get a "regular" cup and fill it with any combination of yogurt and toppings, you are going to pay around $10. The "small" will run you about $5 - $6.I think $5 - $7 is where I max out for a cup of yogurt, no matter how great. Value matters.

Very cheap frozen yogurt and very expensive. Wouldn't recommend. Area is clean. Does have a a good amount of fruit for toppings so that's a plus.