TCBY

I am a frozen yogurt rookie. Never really wanted it. But after today, it will be difficult to resist. It was the perfect salty sweet treat on a hot day Coffee flavored yogurt with dark choc covered pretzels. Hopefully they wont always have that flavor so that i can try to nit overdo it and go racing over there every month when i need the salty sweet fix. If i ever go on another first date, i know where im goin. Clean. Friendly. Tasty. Totally affordable treat. Self serve as
Much or as little as i need.

I like frozen yogurt. Simply because it’s so hot here. Need to have something frozen to stay cool…

As are most ice cream shops, this TCBY is over-​priced, but my problem with this one is that their small is $ 3, and there is no child size. You do not serve yourself, so you are stuck with their sizes. The ONLY option for a cone is a waffle cone — ridiculous— and each topping you select is 50 cents more! Not worth it!

The new TCBY is delicious with good toppings; however, this location has mean staff. The guy working will not give samples and is rude. He is quite the «TCBY Nazi» and won’t let you sample, change flavors or switch toppings-​thus what is the point of going to a make-​your-​own fro-​yo. I’d recommend going to a different TCBY location or Cold Stone if in this shopping center.

THE COUNTRY’S BEST YOGURT
Simply said. Fast easy and you have full freedom over what you want and how much. TCBY is incredible because the vast variety of flavors appeals to most and the toppings are to die for. High recommendation.

The Country’s Best Yogurt? I don’t know if they were when they named the place, and I don’t know if they are now that they are now — but they are one of about a zillion yogurt places in Charlotte, and there is really little to differentiate them from any of the others.
On the plus side, they haven’t turned into a Sweet Frog (yet, anyway). Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

I applaud TCBY for reinventing themselves to keep up with the plethora of other frozen yogurt joints around this city. HOWEVER – I don’t think they are among the best of the best when it comes to the self-​serving froyo world.
In theory, they had it ALL… clean spot, great toppings, flavors that sounded amazing, healthier options, etc.
We tried a couple of the flavors and they just didn’t live up to our expectations. They SOUNDED amazing, ie, bananas foster, white chocolate mousse, toffee. But, they were a little bland, tasted chemically-​induced and just didn’t have that creamy goodness that other places (ie Sweet Frog) have.
The plain vanilla was actually completely tasteless.
The toppings were pretty good, a decent variety. The hot fudge wasn’t «hot»…it was clumpy and just not very good. The peanut butter sauce was in a plastic bottle (other places have it warmed up) and it was very bland and so that was disappointing as well.
Overall consensus… I wouldn’t go out of my way to hit up TCBY. They were good in their day and I appreciate the changes/​updates they have made but I don’t think they hold a candle to others. It is a tough and competitive market so the product has to be on point to really make an impression! They just fell a little flat for me.

I love me some TCBY. I’ve come here at least 10 – 15 times since the place opened. The décor is very nice, and is hip and modern. There are a lot of flavors to choose from, from root beer float to vanilla to tart. Some of the flavors are great, some are just plain bad. There are a wide variety of toppings, including fresh fruit and loads of candy. The yogurt tastes good, although it could be a little more creamy. It’s a great alternative to heavy, thick ice cream.

This was my first visit to a store like this and thought it was pretty neat. I’m easily amused so getting to serve myself with lots of varied flavors and additions is always fun –I have to give this place ¹⁰⁄₁₀ for novelty value.
The is is brand new location so naturally everything in place place is shiny new and clean. Considering the place is new, I felt the staff were pretty organized and well educated on the process and product; they were very helpful.
The only issue with a place like this is having self control. By the time I was done serving myself, I had 30% frozen yogurt, 10% crumbled snickers, 10% Reeses Peanut Butter Cup, 10% crushed peanuts; 5% grated coconut, 10% caramel sauce, and 25% hot-​fudge. I think I kinda defeated the purpose of the healthier choice.
Over all it was pretty good. The price was very reasonable considering I loaded this mid-​sized dish with nothing but toppings –it cost $ 3.50 and you pay by the oz. As you can tell from my topping explosion, I’m not a huge fan of ice cream anyway, but it wouldn’t stop me from going back here.