Fruitee Yogurt

This place is close to my apt, so I want to like it. Tried it a few times now, and I’ve never finished what I bought. Both runny and gritty somehow — not delicious.

I wish I liked this place more because its so close to my apartment, but it’s just not consistent.
Sometimes the yogurt has ice chunks in it, sometimes it’s 60% melted.
Sometimes there’s only one or two containers of fruit out.
Sometimes I get stamped for two cups when I buy two, sometimes the person working only gives me one stamp for two cups. Sometimes they don’t ask for my card at all.
Generally the people working are super nice and I leave happy, but every three or so visits I’m seriously underwhelmed.

I love this place. I’m a fan of self-​serve frozen yogurt, so I was glad when Fruitee opened. The space is bright and welcoming, albeit with only a small number of tables/​chairs.
I’ve tried a lot of great flavors here but so far my favorite has been the green apple yogurt. Goes really well with the lychee popping boba! I predict I’ll be here more often once it’s warm and sunny out. :)

Fruitee Yogurt has great flavors to choose from and more toppings than you even know what to do with. The number of times I’ve come here is disgusting, but I can never get enough!
First off, I need to commend the owner and her staff. They are absolutely wonderful and make my friend and I feel more than welcome whenever we come in. I mean, we’re all on a first name basis! Legit! When we first began frequenting Fruitee, the owner would have us sample flavors to see if they were good or not before she put them out, and she’s even offered us extra Thai food that they had ordered dinner. Seriously?! Does that happen anywhere?! Ever?! Now on to the fro-​yo: it’s delish. It’s tart without being overwhelming, and they always have a great variety of flavors. If you’re like me, the toppings are the best part, and Fruitee doesn’t skimp on the toppings. In fact, they have too many toppings… if that’s even possible!
I’m in love with Fruitee Yogurt (if you couldn’t tell), and I demand that you try them out. Make sure you get a stamp card before you leave; you will need it when you return again and again and again.

I do love me some frozen yogurt. These days, most froyo places are pretty much the same, but of course the places that charge you by weight are much better. This is one of those places.
There are quite a few delicious rotating flavors, but usually I’m boring and go with tart or taro flavor. Topping selection is great, though sometimes at the end of the night they’re out of the fresh fruit toppings, which I usually go for. They also have sweetened condensed milk, so you can’t go wrong there.
Pricing is reasonable and definitely cheaper than some places — especially the chains. They also have a rewards punch card so you can get free ones after a certain number of punches. Employees there are always nice and the space is pleasant enough to sit and enjoy your froyo.

Eh. I know it’s not right to judge a place on its spoons, but these are kind of ridiculous.
Flavors honestly aren’t exciting. Chocolate hazelnut is actually terrible. And so is watermelon. Vanilla was good though, and pistachio was alright. Won’t be back, but it wasn’t terrible.

Very nice place. I love frozen yogurt and like to check out new places. Yesterday I went around the corner to ‘Chill’ and tried Fruitee today. They were both great so this is my comparison.
Fruitee is self-​serve, Chill is not. There are positives and negatives to both. With self-​serve, I always seem to take too much yogurt. But it’s fun to try all the different flavors.
Speaking of flavors, I always get original. But when I was waiting, another customer recommended Taro. It was great!
Toppings were fresh and varied.
Overall, I think the original at chill had a slightly better flavor, but I enjoyed the opportunity to mix flavors at Fruitee. Guess I’ll just have to return to BOTH of them. :)

This is our absolute favorite frozen yogurt place. You can serve yourself from a solid variety of flavors (6 – 8 I believe); they keep the usual around, like plain tart and chocolate, but also rotate between other flavors like hazelnut, salted caramel, or even seasonal ones. And the toppings are bomb; they have so many to choose from, and even unique ones like popping bobas. They have a frequent visitor card that they stamp too, so get one of those: you’ll definitely go back for more. Seriously.

I went here on a Thursday after work with some friends. I enjoyed trying the different flavors before choosing! The young women behind the counter was so friendly and offered right away if we wanted samples. I got the mango/​original tart with tons of toppings. The price wasn’t too bad and enjoyed the yogurt!

A very nice frozen yogurt shop. I came here at the request of my daughter and this has become one of or regular hangouts. The staff is super-​friendly: the owner is here most of the time and she has a great personality, all the other employees are also extremely helpful. The place is very nice and clean: the yogurt is self serve and you have several flavors to choose from: there are also a ton of toppings as well! my favorite are the mini– M’M’s.
The place is kept very clean and has ample seating.

So many awesome and unique flavors! Salted caramel, taro, chocolate hazelnut, lychee… And the toppings are great too. Sure, there’s a variety of fruit, but there are also lots of more decadent options like cheesecake pieces and chocolate chip cookie dough. This place gets my vote for variety. They’re also reasonably priced, especially as compared with the other self-​serve places, like the pricey Berry Freeze in Coolidge Corner.

Showed up 5 minutes after they officially closed and still let us come in– they didn’t even roll their eyes! The salted caramel froyo and the watermelon sorbet are really delicious. Good selection with their toppings– lots of fresh fruit, chocolate candy, cookie dough, cheesecake bites etc etc. The only thing missing is sweetened condensed milk– my favorite. I am grateful for this place being around the corner and hope they stay!

The sign of a really good self serve froyo place is good flavors and many toppings. This place has both. I really like the addition of popping boba (which is becoming more popular in froyo places now) and the many different fruits and candies. This place is definitely better than Chill (right around the corner next to Fins Sushi) and highly recommend it.
The only thing that made it 4 stars and not 5… was that you cannot get your own samples. An employee has to get it for you. Something that other froyo places do too but I will never understand. If I am responsible enough to get a 5 ounces of froyo on my own, why can’t I get my own samples? Although I guess it stops the kids from yucking it up if parents decide not to help them. Oh well, its not a deal breaker by any means.

They just opened, and they were right across the street from the transit stop, so… The salted caramel yogurt was delicious, as was the lemon yogurt. Tons of fresh fruit toppings — and of course the candy toppings. This is self-​serve, so you can dial it up or down in terms of calories — I tried to steer a course down the middle somewhere.
What I like best about this place is the fact that it ‘s a family run business and not a chain (the family has two shops). And I love that the yogurt is made fresh daily.

Neato– first to review. Fruitee Yogurt moved in to the spot vacated by the Bubble Tea place in Cleveland Circle next to Eagle’s Deli. I had actually gotten a 20% off coupon from the hardware store near by, so I decided to stop in after work
Obviously, it just opened today, but the store is clean and neat. Very open with several tables to sit at at. Although there are MANY frozen yogurt places in the area, this is one the first I’ve been to that is self-​serve. My biggest issue with froyo places is that they never give you enough toppings, and although you pay by the ounce, you can have it exactly the way you want.
They had about 12 or 14 flavors today– I decided to go with Plain (tart), Chocolate hazlenut, and Taro. And to top it I went with strawberries, granola, and crushed heath bar. I was disappointed to not see pineapple as a choice of toppings.
With the 20% off, my bill was $ 3.16, so I think it costs $.50/​ounce. The tart was definitely my favorite of the three. I had never had anything taro flavored so I was a little surprised by the flavor at first, but all three were very good. The yogurt was a little runny though, but was good overall.
They even have a buy 10 get one 1 frequent buyer card. Definitely worth stopping here– especially if you get a 20% off coupon from one of the nearby stores