Sugarkissed

My 7-​year old son and I have been coming here to enjoy the froyo for a couple of years now as a special treat! We love the vibe and all the goodies you can add to your sundae!

We stopped because they are listed as a gluten free bakery on Unilocal.They did have a homemade snickers bar and froyo bar that was gluten free, but no baked goods. Cute location, friendly staff, Tea & Coffee selections available.

Just a typical froyo bar. It was good and a cute little place, but nothing that made it stand out

The service was really poor. The manager or owner had a little temper tantrum and was very rude to us when we mistakenly used a wrong cup to sample the frozen yogurt. There were no sample cups available, nor was there any staff to assist us. Then she went behind the counter and mocked us to her coworkers. Very unprofessional. And the frozen yogurt was mediocre at best. It was chalkier than any other place we’ve tried. Do yourself a favor and go next door to Kilwins, or across the street to Poppycocks for a proper dessert.

A few years ago, I visited California and on this trip I tried Froyo for the first time. I fell in love, it was amazing. So naturally, I was beyond excited when a Froyo opened in Traverse City! My husband and I love getting Froyo here. Every time we are downtown we make sure to stop in! Couldn’t ask for a better Froyo! However, I do have an issue with price of espresso drinks at this establishment. I couldn’t bring myself to get a 12 oz shot of espresso for $ 2.25.

My husband and I were in Traverse City visiting and I was craving frozen yogurt so bad… This totally hit the spot. Very reasonable prices and super cute place! Wish we lived closer!

We tried their flourless chocolate torte and home made snickers bar. The torte was scrumptious but it was too hard. Their snickers bar was really good though. I also tried their overpriced $ 4 pour — over coffee and it was mediocre. It’s not worth $ 4; I’d rather stick to instant coffee.

While I have enjoyed the yogurt here, they only have a few flavors. Disappointed after visiting orange leaf yogurt downstate michigan. Many different flavors and great. This is my only complaint.

Cute place — amazing décor. Could not get over how lovely everything was. Great flavored and toppings and the bakery items looked amazing. The reason I docked a star is because everyone who worked there seemed a tad oblivious. Young high school girls who didn’t really seem like they knew what was going on. But still a fun place for yogurt.

More of a mainstream dessert shop, very modern feel. Cute décor but prefer the «mom and pop» kinda feel. Staff was outstanding! The Blueberry Tea cupcake was AWESOME!!! We also sampled the Campfire bar, good flavor but too much marshmallow and the Monster cookie was good but prefer more dough less «stuff» in my cookies. Would visit again though to explore more of their cupcakes.

The interior design is perfect. It’s a great treat for kids. We went back a few days ago for a little treat for my DD and it appears to me that their cupcake size decreased (but I could be wrong. So I think it is a tiny bit expensive for what you get. The atmosphere more than makes up for it though.

Delicious

Gross. My two and four year old would not even finish their Froyo. My two siblings agreed with me that it was some pretty bad tasting stuff. The yogurt flavors taste horribly chemically and artificial. As a family we do try to stay away from artificial flavors and the like, but we also eat cheap soft serve ice cream every once in a while. It’s been a while, but I enjoyed the Froyo at Espresso Bay infinitely better. It didn’t reek of artificial flavoring.
If you are cool with the taste of artificial flavors, which many people are, I imagine it is worth a try. The large variety of toppings was fun.
Another thing that annoyed me is that the spoons are recyclable, but they don’t offer recycling for them and have a sign that says bring your spoon next time. Seriously, who is going to hold on to their spoon?!?

I’m pretty new to the whole FroYo scene, but if this is how other spots are, I need to be indulging a lot more. Fantastic and fun flavors & toppings.
You have to try the strawberry and mango little spheres. Such a weird texture, but so much fun to eat.
I didn’t try the cupcakes, but they looked amazing.

Sugarkissed is one of those rare finds discovered in a new town that makes you chat up the staff to find out if they have any more locations — and makes you wish you had one in your hometown. While the quantities were sparse, the selections were excellent — essentially, it’s a TINY bakery (they had six cake pops to choose from and four kinds of cupcakes) and a make-​it-​yourself frozen yogurt shop. Grab a cup, fill it up with yogurt, hit the toppings bar (with fifty different toppings, like chocolate-​covered grapham crackers and butterscotch chips) and you pay for the weight of your newly-​filled cup of wonder. Great décor, nice staff, lots of fun. Drop in if you get a chance — and do what I did: ask them to expand. Now, where can I buy stock?

Amazing décor in here, love it. I love the make your own yoghurt setup and the colorful cake pops. Friendly staff. Looking forward to returning

I have to begin by stating that I work RIGHT NEXT DOOR to Sugarkissed. So, we as an office visit the store once a week in the summer… and now that it’s colder out, maybe once every couple weeks. We were thrilled to see a fro-​yo go into downtown TC! The self-​serve bar is amazing, and they always have several flavors to choose from. My favorites are: cake batter, chocolate, and right now… pumpkin and cinnamon bun. The pumpkin is similar to eggnog (somehow?) and absoultely what I would want in a frozen pumpkin treat. Topping it with heath bar pieces, and caramel.
I have yet to try the cupcakes or cake pops but they look DIVINE. Billows of frosting topping each cupcake, and cute décor to draw in the eye. The only downfall is the price for this fro-​yo. 49 cents per ounce is steep. Especially when they give you HUGE cups to fill. It’s a mind game. All of my purchases have been over $ 3.50. Which is more than I pay for locally grown Moomer’s ice cream.
I still go back though for more! Flavors change so frequently, it brings you back each season. This winter I hear they are having a hot chocolate bar!

Finally!
Fro-​yo in TC!
A San Francisco-​hearted girl such as myself misses the days of Pinkberry and darling little dessert shops along the streets of Union and Chestnut in the marina district, and Sugarkissed along Front is as close as a girl can get, right down the the view of sailboats and quaint shops along the street.
The colors are extremely aesthetically pleasing, and I sort of feel like I am a little girl’s store. I like it. Not complaining at all. The Lilly Pulitzer picture frame on display caught my eye, and I wondered where I could buy one nearby.
There is an assortment of yogurt flavors, topping, etc etc… hard to go wrong. None of the flavors really appealed to us when we popped in the other day, so I am curious to find out how often they change.

Name’s a total mouthful. I like it though.
Love me some frozen yogurt. I enjoyed the raspberry (perennial favorite) and pineapple. Plus, somebody said the magic word, boba, in one of their reviews so I had to visit… stat. The boba is not of the chewy tapioca kind some of us are used to, but it is a mouthful of flavortown juicy goodness. I feel like I just channeled Guy Fieri of something. Oy.
Toppings are great. My choices– coconut (always), granola, strawberry and mango flavors of boba on my visit, and chocolate chips… diet schmiet. Ah well, least it’s yogurt, right?
I see myself returning in the near future, they have other desserts, as the name and other reviews mention, these do not interest me. Summer= yogurt. Y’all can have the other sweets. Cakepops might be good though, maybe someday.

FINALLY.
Pump your own has come to TC.
Have tried many of their current flavors and all have been good. Nice selection of toppings, especially love the boba.
I’m going with 4 stars because I’m a bit frustrated with their price per ounce — 49¢. I paid less in CA, and this is one of the first things I’ve found in TC that is pricier than in moneybags California. On average my purchases from them have been $ 6.50, which is just a little much IMHO.
Maybe they need to help payoff their fancy décor… it is fancy. And quite fun.
Despite the costs, I’ll be a regular. Looking forward to trying the cupcakes!