Flurt

Lowest price/​portion ratio for fro-​yo! Just ask for plain fro-​yo they will fill your cup all the way even over the top! Peanut butter is my favorite.
Smoothies are alright, I basically fall for the wheat grass scam, and as you may have guessed the drink looked pretty horrible and doesn’t taste as good as green power from Terri even with an extra slump of peanut butter.

I really was surprised by this place! I usually travel to the normal Starbucks or Bagel store near the school but I stumbled upon this little shop. It was really empty when I went. Maybe because the froyo lovers were away but I loved the calm place. I loved the coffee because it’s has Stumptown coffee!
They also have a killer Almond Croissant.
Any more to say?
YES! Freshly squeezed orange juice. I love the juice machine (definitely planning to get myself one of those!)
I plan to try their froyo once I get the craving!

My girlfriend once scolded me for eating $ 15.00 worth of Fro-​yo.
I must confess… my first house will be equipped with a fro-​yo machine. That fro-​yo machine will have the consistency and flavor of Flurt.
Toppings are standard nothing missing and nothing extravagant. In my opinion that’s perfect. Too many choices leads to me being confused

What happened?! Okay, I used to go to school around the corner at SVA and was a frequent Flurt-​er, once or twice a week for three years. I took everyone there and we were in love.
Fast forward to present day; I went back four months ago and I felt completely lost. I literally walked in, looked around, walked out, looked at the sign, and walked back in again to ask someone if I was in the right place. The entire place had changed. It’s been converted into a coffee shop that also sells frozen yogurt, like an afterthought. I was really surprised that the whole arrangement went in another direction. New management? New business plan? Abandon ship?
The frozen yogurt wasn’t as memorable as I remember. It used to be so creamy and refreshing and addicting. It was just okay. Total buzz-​kill. My usual order consisted of the plain yogurt, strawberries, mochi, and chocolate shavings. I’m pretty sure they did away with the chocolate shavings and now you can get as many toppings as they could fit. However, the topping selection has completely dwindled to just a fraction of what Pinkberry now offers.
I had taken a friend with me to see what all the hype was about (I talked about this place on the regular) and how I loved it so much more than Pinkberry. Disappointing. Maybe I was just expecting Flurt to be unchanged (during the harsh economy?). I am really disappointed and I sadly the one place that made me fall in love with frozen yogurt is the one place I will probably not be returning to. I have since sparked a newfound love with Pinkberry and Red Mango. Maybe if I’m in the area I’ll try a smoothie. Meh.

I think it’s important to note that over the past year or so this place as changed, a lot. In 2009/​early 2010 it was a place dedicated solely to froyo. Now it is sort of a mash-​up of coffee, tea, healthy drinks and froyo.
The froyo is decent, but they have the smallest selection of toppings that I’ve seen at a place that sells yogurt.
The service was fine and the place has a new, yet comfortable vibe to it. Unfortunately I do have to say that if I was craving froyo in the neighborhood I’d certainly walk the extra blocks for Pinkberry.

I’ve never tried the fro-​yo or smoothies, but I come here all the time for their coffee and the occasional croissant. They brew Stumptown and also coldbrew for iced drinks. It’s always made so perfectly and tastes a lot better than the Starbucks nextdoor! It’s clean and spacious and there’s never a long line.

I can’t speak for the fro-​yo because I’ve never had them, only because I have fallen in love with their smoothies!
i always make it a point to stop here after getting my dental work done — their smoothies put places like Jamba Juice to shame. I especially love the protein berry smoothie, its not too sweet and still rich and creamy.
The girl at the counter could be a little more friendly, but who cares when they make such good smoothies.
Its also very clean which is a huge plus (even though they have a «grade pending» sign in the window — is that a good or bad thing?)

Nice people, clean environment, fresh product, bringing the yummy!
Love real fruit smoothies here after an intense workout.

I passed by Flurt many times on my way to or from work before I finally went in one afternoon, lured by the «cold brew iced coffee» sign outside. The cold brew was good, but what really impressed me was their juice bar! It’s legit, especially for this weird stretch of Third Avenue. Actually, I guess all of Third Ave is a weird stretch. But anyway, Flurt’s juice bar has wheatgrass, your classic fruit and vegetable juices, and a wide range of smoothies. It’s totally a good healthy/​light lunch option if you work or go to school at Baruch or SVA.
That’s all I have to say about Flurt… I know, kind of a boring review, but I felt like someone had to mention something besides the fro yo. You know?

This place has delicious smooth tasting yogurt! Kind of reminds me of berry wild if you have ever their their yogurt. Creamy, just the right amount of sweetness. Yummsy dummsy! Would definitely prefer this place over pink berry or red mango!

I only just discovered Flurt even though I’m around the area daily. It’s the best frozen yogurt I’ve had in the city so far. I had the Pomegrante flavor with multiple fruit toppings and mochi. Even though I went in shortly before closing time, the fruit toppings were extremely fresh which I did not expect– crisp, plump, juicy, and refreshing. The handsome, nice Asian guy who served me also deserves an extra star.
Besides yogurt, Flurt also has coffee, tea, and other café goodies.

I’m usually very skeptical of café/​froyo places, and I don’t like those self-​serve froyo places like Yogurtland/​Phileo/​Coco Swirl because the quality’s just to chemical-​tasting and froyo places should concentrate on a handful of flavors, not 16+.
Flurt isn’t one of those self-​serve froyo places (was just going on a rant), but I was very surprised by how good their original flavor was. It’s not as smooth as Pinkberry’s, but it has a nice, refreshing tartness that isn’t overwhelming.
Not in the neighborhood that often, but if i am, I’ll probably go back.

I got a small yogurt with whatever toppings I wanted. Thanks tenka deals and Flurt.
I got a Pomegranate yogurt with mangoes and mochi-​s. The yogurt was not that tarty and very sweet. It was a yummie treat. The mango pieces were fresh but the mochi was a bit too chewy. Hopefully they can get softer mochi because we all love it! It is also a cute coffee bar in the front.

Cute spot, not a bad deal at all. For $ 5, you get a good sized portion of froyo (plain, pomegranate, chocolate) and a ton of toppings-​however many you want! Sweetness (forget about weighing your options).
I loved the shaved white chocolate! Yummmy. There’s a variety of fruits, etc (all the typical toppings). Next time, I may want to try out their drinks.

I’m not a huge froyo fan, but I have to say that after trying Pinkberry and liking it a fair bit, I wanted to see if there were any other places in the neighborhood worth giving a shot. Flurt’s a small store a few blocks from where I live, but even if they don’t have the variety that Pinkberry does, the flavor is drop-​dead amazing. I’m not sure how they do it, but the plain-​vanilla yogurt is fantastic. I’m not sure how to describe it since it doesn’t necessarily have a distinct flavor, but it really allows for the toppings to make the mark on the dessert. The fruit is all fresh, and I’m a big fan of getting some combination of strawberries, kiwis, and mangos on it. The one requirement is mochi; I am a huge, huge fan of mochi in all its various incarnations, and those chewy balls of rice with a cold spoonful of yogurt is the best. The froyo shakes are also good as well.
It’s a nice little shop, and the guy who works the register is able to serve you pretty quickly without waiting too long for your ice-​cold treat. I heartily recommend it for anyone looking for high-​quality froyo that focuses on the basics instead of diversifying into too many different flavors and toppings.

Cute décor and great swirling techniques by the froyoista. Too bad, the day my sister and I went to Flurt, it wasn’t so busy at all – we were the 16^th order of the day (and we went around 4−5pm).
I got a regular size mango tart (the only flavor available for the day); a little disappointed in the small selection, but the quality of the yogurt made up for that fact. It was firm but not too icy; the toppings were relatively fresh, although, assuming that there weren’t too many customers before us, the fruit was probably sitting out for some time. The bananas had looked too ripe for my liking; the mochi was on the drier side.
There were also smoothies available; my sister got the Pineapple flavor. It was a little sour, but still good. They had to use the mango tart in the mix, so that might have explained the somewhat strange taste.
Flurt was fun though, even with the small selection. I’d go back there again if given the chance.

The sweltering temperatures have finally arrived in New York. Friends are texting to say the city feels like Bangladesh and the detestable dripping from air conditioners is happening with regular frequency.
Horrific humidity calls for one thing only: frozen yogurt!
A few reasons I dig Flurt:
Plain is the only flavor on offer (what else do you need?)
Fresh peaches
Soft mochi
While Flurt’s no bargain ($ 10.51 for two smalls with two toppings each) it provides temporary relief from the heat and that is definitely worth the price!

I live my life by the very wise words of one of today’s most respected, most dignified, most creative artists: R. Kelly.
R once waxed poetic:
«Soon as I see her walk up in the club, I’m a flirt.
Winkin’ eyes when I roll up on them dubs, I’m a flirt.
.. .
Yeah yeah homie, you say she your girlfriend,
But when I step up to her, I’ma be like Tarzan.
.. .
Now the moral of the story is cuff yo’ chick,
Cause hey. .. I’m a flirt.»
Oh, R. But I must agree. When it comes to Flurt, CUFF ME. If I’m even near Flurt, something happens to me. I become focused on one thing: a medium cup of frozen yogurt with three delicious toppings. I become so focused that I turn into Tarzan, swinging from skyscraper to skyscraper. Spiderman has nothing on me when I’m hungry.
There are three serving sizes: small, medium, and large. Not to get all Goldilocks on you, but the small is just too small, and the large might actually freeze my brain (because, hello, as if I’m SHARING), so the medium is juuust right.
Also, I love toppings. Each one costs $ 0.95, but if you order a medium or large, you can have three toppings at a discount. It’s a much better deal than getting a small with more than two toppings.
Like most people have said, the fruit is REAL good. I probably have the wrong approach to my diet, but I decided that I’d get my daily serving of fruit via the fro-​yo. I prefer blueberries, strawberries, and peaches. But shoot, it all looks good.
Flurt is great to-​go or to savor there if you can find a seat. Definitely try for the window if you can; it makes for great people watching. We watched a dog totally get distracted by Flurt and face-​plant into a wall while his owner laughed at him. It was both funny and sad. Which sounds a lot like my life in a nutshell.

I think I have come to like this place better than pinkberry or red mango.
The prices sure beat them! And the yougurt is SO SO good.
I went there on a Sunday night and was suprised of how many people were sitting inside with their various sizes of ice cream with toppings that seemed to spill over the limits of the cup.
The only problem with this place was the man who waited on me and my friend. As we were coming in I saw he was about to leave fro behind the counter and made a face as he had to stay. Then after I watched more people come behind us and he just seemed really unhappy to be there.
Finally after the people left and I saw him walk out to have a ciggarette …

YUMMMMM! How can I NOT give this place a 5-​star rating?
I’m tempted to go back to my reviews on Pinkberry and Yolato and deduct a star from each, because the frozen yogurt at Flurt undoubtedly wins the ongoing fro-​yo dessert competition. The yogurt is made «just right». Smooth, sweet, yogurty… and yes, fat-​free.
It’s $ 5.50 for a medium cup with 3 toppings, just like the others. However, the satisfaction factor is MUCH greater here.
I cannot wait to see more Flurts open up throughout the city. In the meantime, I’ll just have to commute to this store…