Tutti Frutti

Dirty! Yogurt places… you think oh fun and lets get cold yogurt and get out of the heat! They don’t seem to run the air today it was all muggy and gross, the bug trappers above the door don’t work there was flies in the toppings. The tables and floor were dirty and the yogurt sometimes is too watery and sometimes it’s ok… kinda a hit and miss! Needs improvement! Its 106 in Bako run the air keep the atmosphere fun and fresh! I won’t be back for a while!

My husband and I were driving home from Central California to San Diego yesterday and we googled frozen yogurt in Bakersfield. I believe we met the owner. If he wasn’t the owner, he deserves a raise! Really nice, personable, and helpful man. What made it so pleasant, was the fact that the gentleman made us feel so welcome and it showed that he appreciated us stopping in. The yogurt was great. I had the peanut butter which was delicious! i highly recommend. The young girl ringing us was very sweet too!

Dirty dirty dirty. I asked the young cashier about cleaning the tables and door. So yucky. She said she didn’t have any window cleaner but to her credit she did try to wipe down with a wet paper towel!

This was pretty much the worst tutti frutti experience, and I won’t be coming back to this one. I’ll drive to the one on Gosford across towns for several reasons. A. The staff is actually friendly, here the dull cashier was less than helpful. B. They were out of many items. I asked for peanut butter sauce, I got a dull «We’re out» the persons behind me asked for hot fudge «we’re out». It kind of reminded me of how eyore from whinnie the pooh would answer a question. When I was paying I asked, «Do you not have cheesecake bites and cookie dough like the other branches» and got another full response of «Oh, those are behind the counter in the back». What the hell is the point of that? By some psychic power am I supposed to know if I want cheesecake bites «they’re in the back». I won’t be returning. I’ll find somewhere else to get my yogurt fix.

16 flavors available at all times. For the longest time, I’d forgotten that there is a Tutti Frutti in the Northwest part of town. Now that I’ve remembered, we go there regularly.
What do I like about Tutti Frutti? Cool name! Customer service is very good. Plenty of seating inside, and a few outside as well. The staff does a great job of keeping the shop clean. Good selection of toppings, although I usually like my fro-​yo with no toppings. They have a loyalty card for regulars if you ask for it. Price is fair.
What do I not like about Tutti Frutti? They do not always have my favorite flavor available! I love the Taro flavor! Yeah, that may be a bit selfish of me.
4 stars for Tutti Frutti! Cool relief from the hot Bakersfield summers!

The yogurt is great, but I’m very sad to see this place no clean at all as it used to be when they open.
I wish they really start taking care before too late.

We go here often, they usually have a good selection. Sometime the yogurt is not really frozen, it may be runny. But for the most part we have had a good overall experience, will come back some.

Loads of flavors. Very courteous nice young man that was working there. This location was clean with good vibes. There was adequate seating inside and out.
The 15% Unilocal coupon came in handy too.

I’ll be honest I’m a yogurtland snob.
So, on that note. Tutti Frutti has a nice range of flavors, even some unique ones likes Strawberry Shortcake and Watermelon.
They get marked down a star for their lack of topping signage. Yes, I can guess at most topping, but there are 4 boba colors… what are the flavors?
My daughter got Strawberry Shortcake and loved it. She put on every flavor Boba, sprinkles and animal cookies.
I got coconut, which was nice light and creamy, with toffee peanuts and chocolate sprinkle pieces.
I would stop by if in the area but I wouldn’t go out of my way to eat here. I would drive the 7 more minutes to Yogurtland.

Always clean and with a wide assortment of flavors on tap and lots of fresh fruit and candy toppings. The worst part about this location is the parking lot, but that shouldn’t be a reason to avoid this place. This is a great place to get some good quality frozen yogurt. Dig in!

Froyo has never been a thing for me. Its ok, but just not ice cream. There are always a ton of kids running around and the shops look like the Tasmanian Devil just passed through.
That said Tutti Frutti is a nice reprieve from the summer heat. We’ve been a few times in the last few weeks and every time is been clean and calm.
The last visit I had the TF Tart, Pomegranate & Watermelon topped with popping boba and coconut. The combination paired well together and provided a refreshing after work snack.

I was debating between 3 or 4 stars. The yogurt is good, the toppings are constantly changing, the establishment is generally mostly clean. The downfall is the restrooms are usually unkept & the layout is a little awkward like most yogurt places – people crowding over the machines and toppings. It gets busy on hot summer nights & it’s hard to move around in an orderly fashion when people don’t want the same yogurt or are ready before others.
Oh, and I wish it wouldn’t cost $ 13 for 3 small yogurts with just 3 toppings.
Otherwise, we love fast melting yogurt in 101 degree weather!

Fro-​yo without the mess.
Let’s face it. Frozen yogurt shops can be disgusting. The potential for sticky messes and child created catastrophe’s are insane.
Lucky for me, Tutti Frutti is clean as a whistle.
TF is tucked into a small shopping center on Hageman and Calloway. It’s a goofy parking lot, which may make this fro-​yo shop a little less frequented.
And that’s Fine. By. Me
On this triple digit summer day, I needed a cold treat. I wasn’t about to wait for Dewars, and Tutti Frutti just sounded good! Outside there’s a ton of seating. Almost too much. At least the building shades the patio area from the blinding sun in the late afternoon.
Inside everything was spotlessly clean. Every Fro-​yo machine was up and running and all my selections came out nicely. There were tons of summer sorbet flavors: watermelon, Hawaiian, Valencia orange, etc.
There are plenty of toppings. Maybe not as much as other fro-​yo places, but they did have a few different kinds of popping boba which made me happy.
Overall, one of the better fro-​yo experiences.
That’s not to say one ruthless child on a sugar high couldn’t ruin it in the future. But for now, five stars.

I like TF and their location is convenient. They have a decent amount of toppings (though not comparable to Yoghurtland), including yummy juicy boba! Since I only eat sorbet, it’s a huge bummer that they usually only offer 1 sorbet option. I do like the open/​outdoor seating. The employees are only lukewarm, though, and it’s tough getting sample cups from them.

The product is five stars. TF has been my favorite for years, and this is a great location. The five stars is for the product. Ah, screw it. I’m only giving three stars, but read this and know the product itself is worth five stars.
The service here is zero stars. They don’t replace things, they don’t keep the toppings bar organized, they stay in the back texting on their phones instead of coming to help you, and they act like you’re doing them a disservice by needing to pay for your froyo.
The employees need to get it together ASAP. I can hardly tolerate coming in here because of them.
The mango with fresh banana on top is just too good to stay away completely. ;)

Fun place to grab some frozen yogurt! A great deal when you have a Groupon to use too! Many flavors to choose from & lots of toppings (mochi, fruits, sweets, gummies, cookies, etc)
Cashiers are friendly, clean store! Plenty of parking. Easy to find on the north west side of town!

It was really busy when we went, about 8:30pm on a Sunday night, (though it was a school holiday the next day.) At first, I felt the place was too small for the crowd, as we had to do this awkward dance around strangers to get to the yogurt dispensers, as well as the toppings. The crowd thinned out in about 15 minutes though, and then it was great.
They had a dozen flavors of yogurt on tap, including 2 that were no sugar added. I picked cookies & cream, my favorite, and added chunks of Oreo topping, and that was all. I half-​filled a small cup and it came to almost $ 4, but I expected that expense. My friends and I put a couple of tables together and visited while we ate. No pressure to hurry, and the crowd did not get huge and uncomfortable again.
There are patio tables outside, but it was too cold for that tonight. I would enjoy those on some warmer occasion. The place was clean, and the staff was pleasant and efficient. Not spectacular, but they smiled and I liked that.
This place is many miles form my home, but I’d go here again if I were in the area,

My wife and I frequent the establishment at least 3 times a week. We love going there and have always been treated nice. There are plenty of flavors and toppings available. The employees do their best to make our experience nice.

Best location in my opinion by far, service is great, the girls are very friendly and nice, owner as well is very interactive with his customers came out and introduced himself that’s something you don’t see very much, clean topping bar, everything looked fresh,
I love frozen yogurt so I’ll Def keep coming to this one.

Today marks the fifth day that this Tutti Frutti location has been open and it seems like it will be smooth sailing ahead. The location is bright, new, and clean. There is ample seating inside; outside, there is quite a bit of additional seating with freestanding heaters so that you can enjoy the outdoors even with our current chilly weather.
For those of you unfamiliar with Tutti Frutti, it is a chain of frozen yogurt stores where the customers serve themselves from a selection of sixteen different flavors of yogurt which rotate over time, cover it with their choice of twenty seven different toppings and seven different syrups, then bring it to the cashier who weighs it and charges you by the ounce.
Currently, the available flavors are tart, peanut butter, blueberry, strawberry banana, tutti frutti sorbet, watermelon, strawberry cheesecake, rocky road, royal red velvet, death by chocolate, passion, chocolate covered strawberry, cappuccino, sea salted caramel pretzel, cheesecake, and vanilla.
I chose watermelon, passion, and tutti frutti sorbet for this visit and topped it with fresh kiwi, fresh mango, and shredded coconut. Wow! I think I’m in love!
The employees were very friendly and helpful. Many of the toppings have signs signifying what they are, but one was unmarked. When the two ladies in front of me asked whether the chocolate topping was chocolate covered raisins or almonds. The two workers didn’t know (hey, it’s only day 5) and one of them spooned up a piece into a sample cup, turned away, bit it in half, and announced it was chocolate covered raisins. Now that’s a real problem solver at work; I couldn’t help smiling at her ingenuity.
I am a fan of the other Tutti Frutti located on Stockdale, but this one is not only nearer my house — it also feels larger and more open.
I am a BIG fan of this location. Tasty yogurt and toppings, bright and cheery décor, and ample seating. Everybody’s a winner.