Razzy Fresh Frozen Yogurt

God’s present to Pittsburgh! Totally amazing, much the same to the yogurt joints more common on the west shore. Plenty of fresh fruit and ‘sweet’ toppings. Six flavors to pick from which are rotated. My personal favorites are Taro and Mango, both sour. My buddy loves the cake batter and triple chocolate. This is possibly one of the best things, that occurred to Pittsburgh, right on exactly the same level as the Steelers and the Pencils!

I must thank Razzy Fresh for enlightening me as to how naïve a poor maiden I truly am. Upon entering Razzy Fresh I was bewildered and awed by the abundance of frozen yogurt flavors and toppings. One might call Razzy Fresh a cornucopia of frozen low calorie delights. Unbeknownst to me utter contentment comes with a price. I payed a small fortune to enjoy most delicious desserts of my short lifetime. It all looks so dang affordable until they weigh it.

What I really, really wanted was cold stone, but the line was soooo long. I had never been here and decided to try it. I doubted it would fulfill my desires for a crazy mixed concoction so I was hesitant to come in. It was a Sunday and almost 10pm… apparently everyone was out hunting for a sweet treat. It’s a somewhat small, but decently sized shop with a table or two. When I went in there was no line and three people sitting at a table. Score! I liked that there were different sized cups and not just one giant cup option (as I’ve seen at other places). I saw flavors such as vanilla, chocolate, raspberry, tarte, cake batter and possibly one other flavor I don’t recall. I went with a little bit of chocolate, cake batter, and vanilla. My favorite part were the toppings because you can choose whatever you want and how much you want. You’re charged by weight. I put in a weird mix of fruit and nuts and some chocolate in my cup. I will admit this whole concept and the taste of my frozen yogurt really hit the spot. I was really pleased and forgot I even wanted cold stone. I’ll be baaaaaack!

Razzy Fresh is dependable FroYo. The owner here is really nice, and there are usually eight or so flavors. I really enjoy the raspberry. The store is very small so the topping station isn’t huge, but it’s still respectable! If you are looking to sit down and hang out, this store is a bit small for that. The tables are a bit in the way of things, but eat your Froyo outside on a nice day!
I BELIEVE it is $.41/​ounce.

They always have a great variety of flavors and toppings. The toppings are more fresh than other frozen yogurt places I’ve been to. I only gave the place 4 stars because sometimes it smells like raw sewage in there.

Rude staff.
Not sure if this is the scenario with all the staff members or just with the one i happen to encounter.
So i basically went to razyfresh on murray avenue. By mistake, i tried to get yogurt from a machine which was not working (i still dont know where was the sign indicating the same). Anyways, simplest of the procedure should have been that the staff should just tell me that the machine is not working and may be point me to the ones that were working. But, instead he asked me very rudely that what re you doing and told me that cant you see the sign that machine is not working (that too when i already said sorry to him quite nicely and again i still do not know where the sign was :)).
I feel its quite a bad behavior on their part and customers should not be treated like this.
P.S: I came out without buying anything.

This one is so teeny tiny comparing to the one in Oakland, but still filled with the same awesomeness! It has all my favorite flavors and toppings. TARO yogurt and CHEESECAKE CUBES!
I’m a huge fan of frozen yogurt and a devoted Razzy Fresh customer. Definitely recommend this place for those seeking a refreshing sweet treat.

Tartier than most, which I love. Still had a good amount of creamy, and was cheap. Still delicious in 40 degree weather.
We hit it right before closing time, but the staff was still friendly and inviting. Topping selection is standard, with soft moochi bits as a plus !

OPEN LATE, til 11pm right now! Great options as they change. Pay by the weight a bowl full of goodies is about$ 4. Lots of unique and fresh toppings.

Froyo after spicy meals. It always happens. No matter what. It is inevitable. Like gravity, I cannot fight it. It is my destiny. Coincidentally for me, this froyo joint sits close to several Sichuan style Chinese restaurants. The froyo gods have delivered.
Food (8.5÷10) = Taro froyo. I love Taro root, but I have never seen Taro flavored froyo before. Creamy. Tart. Calms the fire that coats my gastrointestinal tract from the spicy Chinese food. Add kiwi, strawberry, blueberry, and mochi toppings, and you just gained +20 EXP, taking you one step closer to being a pro at life. They have other flavors, but I don’t know what they are. Taro is all that matters now.
Ambiance (8.0÷10) = clean, but tiny.
Service (x/​10) = not applicable here. Pump the froyo you want, and throw in whatever toppings you want.
Overall opinion = Taro… w00t w00t.

What can go wrong with frozen yogurt?! A lot. But Razzy Fresh has always been good to me. I love that they constanly change the flavors that they offer and the toppings are always fresh and in stock. Love it!

These yogurt places are all the same to me. You get your flavor/​s and load up on toppings and they charge you based on how greedy you are, aka by weight.
Razzy Fresh does have a pretty awesome selection of fresh fruits and such for your yogurt which I feel is what other Yogurt places don’t have as much of. Now I’m a fat kid so that’s not a big pull for me I would rather have the candy and cake bits for mine but I can see how that would be an advantage for others.

Awesome flavors yummy frozen yoghurt!
Resisting the urge of waffles from Waffallonia, I made my way to Razzy Fresh. I have to say they have the best variety of flavors with seasonal options (I have tried Red Mango, Pinkberry, Berryline, Berrywild in other states and Yo Place at Ross Park Mall, so a fair comparison). The mainstays are Alpine Vanilla (my personal favorite), Chocolate, Strawberry, Taro, Original, Cookies & Cream and Mango, while the seasonal options include Banana, Honeydew, Pear, Watermelon and a few more.
They have two cup options, medium and large at $ 0.41/oz and moderate topping options — sprinkles, gummies, yogurt chips, brownie bites and fresh fruits (yes not frozen) — strawberries, mango, kiwi, grapes (maybe 1 or 2 more). It is self serve — which is awesome as you can choose how much you want)
The place is small with some outdoor chairs during the summer. Parking is on the street.
Don’t forget to get your frequent yoghurt card (every 9 punches gets you a free yoghurt cup up to a certain weight).

Razzy my Razzy! Time for another end-​of-​summer review. Yes I know I’ve been here a few times this summer, but it’s been a hectic one and I’ve taken a little break from Unilocaling!
Anyway, much like my review last year, the days and nights are cooling off a little bit and there’s still a little time left to take a walk for some yummy treats with your significant other. So how ’bout some original flavor topped with pineapple and white chocolate? Yum!

GREAT place to grab frozen yogurt and great concept of being able to mix and match YOUR choice flavors and YOUR choice of toppings.
You choose your own combination of yogurt flavors (banana, mango, taro, raspberry, etc…), your own mix of fresh fruit (mango, blueberries, strawberries, etc…), candy (M&M’s, Reese’s, gummy bears, brownie bites, etc…), or your favorite dry toppings (granola, oreos, nuts, coconut, etc…), and then pay based on weight. There are also different syrups you can choose from (caramel, chocolate, peanut butter, etc.).
The taro flavor is great!

Oh Razzy Fresh, you dazzle me once again! I come longing for a refreshing yogurt and leave a happy lady…
Today my flavor of choice was mint (a new addition from last season?) and vanilla. I realized I had just made my own frozen yogurt Shamrock Shake and this revelation. Is life changing! Toss in a couple chocolate chips and chocolate drizzle and it was perfection. At $ 2 and some change I didn’t even feel like a glutton (the scale has topped out at 13oz before;).
This location is WAY smaller than North Oakland’s so if you want to meet your friends for a frozen fête, meet at that one. I think I elbowed some teenagers out of the way for my helping of the good stuff.
Tis the season for frozen yogurt… See you soon snazzy razzy!

Eee, a full cup of froyo with lots of toppings and it costs less than $ 5??? Seriously, if I loaded my cup like that in DC, it’d cost around $ 8 – 9.
Love this place — great froyo, great selection of toppings, and AWESOME prices.

Razzy Fresh frozen yogurt is like crack. My first experience with frozen yogurt was in Sarasota, FL and the experience was less than sub par. I figured I’d give the bright interior of Razzy Fresh a shot simply because it’s so eye catching.
Lemon frozen yogurt, diced mango, diced strawberries, and a sprinkle of Fruity Pebbles. No, you wont find this on Salt of the Earth’s menu but man, is it the most delicious dessert I’ve ever eaten.
I can’t vouch for the healthiness of frozen yogurt, or the Fruity Pebbles I’m throwing on top of it, but it has to be better than some of the other stuff I’ve been known to throw into my mouth after a meal.
Razzy Fresh is also incredibly clean. It’s usually manned by one employee who does all the prep work and the cashiering. As I sit at the table, chowing down on my yogurt, I can’t help but notice how much effort they put into keeping the toppings area clean and organized. I really appreciate what they’re doing and as a graphic designer, love the branding they’ve come up with.

Oh. Delicious.
This was one of my only frozen yogurt experiences, and my first in Pittsburgh! Places with names like «SwirlBerry» and «FrozYo» seem to be everywhere in large cities, but I’ve hardly ever gone since there wasn’t one in my neighba-​hood. Until now.
One hot summer eve, I wanted to go out and get some air, and some yogurt. Fortunately, Razzy Fresh is about a 3-​minute walk from my apartment (I know, who’s the luckiest?) So here at Razzy Fresh, you serve yourself. They have… I wanna say 6 flavors of frozen yogurt to choose from, and they tell you which ones are nonfat, and which are especially tart. Apparently the flavors change often — I remember «original,» «raspberry,» and «taro» when I was there. Taro was too tart for me, but original was perfect.
Then you step over to the mix-​ins area, and help yourself to toppings! They have a lot rich, sweet, bad-​for-​you toppings like peanut butter cups, oreo bits, chocolate chips, sprinkles (which I got! lerv) and then a bunch of fresh fruit (kiwi, raspberries, blueberries, mango, strawberries, maybe even something else) which is what I mostly put on my yogurt. Fruit and sprinkles. Nom.
At 41 cents per oz, my very sizeable portion was about $ 3.80. I thought it was a steal! I can’t wait to go back on the next hot day, because my yogurt was delicious and absolutely will hit the spot every time.

I love the selection of yogurt flavors, mix & match, get 1, or try them all. The topping options are expansive — get whatever you want and as much as you want.
The self-​serve is ingenious — if you don’t enjoy it, you have no one to blame but yourself.