Finnegan Frost

If I could give this place zero stars I would. The employee with the long blonde hair was playing with her hair and it wasn’t put back, and touching her face and then the toppings & then she was on her phone texting in front of customers. Was wearing flip flops and booty shorts and her friends were in there talking with her and hanging out.
Really unprofessional and makes me want to know if she did that stuff and then cut the fruit and stuff. Gross.

I love finnegans. It actually makes my day when I get some of their delicious frozen yogurt in my tummy. It’s a delicacy to me. For the past few months, when I drive by the place of my dreams, they are always closed. Today, at 7:50, the chairs were up and the door was locked. A few days ago, it was 8:30, and it was closed, when the door clearly said it was to close at 9.
All I want is some all natural frozen yogurt in my belly. Please help me achieve happiness and don’t lock your doors before your closing time.

For the peeps who complained about the yogurt not tasting as good, or being like the yogurt in the back of a restaurant, your tastes are not in the high calibre and quality of food as they should be, hence why people in this city are supremely overweight! Too much sugar!!! So don’t knock what you obviously are not educated in… which is a ridiculous quality of an organic and natural yogurt that everyone should eat to add some great bacteria back into their guts! But I guess you aren’t getting that in your diet either! Man people’s negativity is a drag… I love this place and I love the taste and I love the freshness! It’s the ONLY dairy froyo that we will eat. Thanks!!!

Finnegan Frost is at a convenient intersection of South Richland. The décor has a natural vibe. There aren’t as many froyo options in this store as there are in other froyo stores, and the yogurt itself was a touch melty at the start although overall the texture was fine. The fruit toppings looked really fresh. There were several different cookie and granola topping options. I love mochi and cheesecake bites, but I guess there aren’t organic versions of those just yet. They have a loyalty card, so hopefully I will earn my free one soon!

yum!

I cannot overstate how awful the chocolate was. It tasted nothing like chocolate. It was tangy (not in a good way), bitter, sour, and bland all at the same time. I wouldn’t have thought that was possible, but now I know better. My husband describes it as «I thought maybe some floor cleaner got spilled into the batch of chocolate or something.» The yogurt came out liquidy for the first couple seconds. It was not good quality soft serve, and I know there is such a thing as good soft serve. Just not here. This was worse than myfroyo (although their business model appears to be a direct ripoff of myfroyo). Finnegan’s Frost yogurt tasted like it came from an old cruddy softserve machine in the back corner of a greasy spoon buffet restaurant. And the walls are plastered with wordy, preachy posters making all sorts of organic natural good for you health food claims, which I find a little insulting. And if you pay with a debit card, their high-​tech computer coerces you into tipping. For an employee who did nothing but ring us up after we stood there waiting for her to appear out of the back.

Definitely the best froyo place in town! They have fresh, all natural frozen yogurt and toppings! Everything is simple, but delicious!

This is beyond my favorite place to get frozen yogurt in the Tri-​Cities. The selection isn’t as vast, but the flavor for the yogurts they have is amazing. I loved the mango that I tried tonight and the blueberry they had a couple months ago.

By far the best frozen yogurt I’ve ever had! It doesn’t have that overly sugar infused taste! Everything has a light flavor and the toppings bar isn’t filled with crap. They also serve what I’d like to call «mature» flavored ice cream. I didn’t try any because I didn’t relive until after I finished that they served ice cream but I will definately try next time!

Healthy yogurt. Good if you like that in your dessert place. Not great. Kinda soft. Natural flavors. Blackberry and peach yogurt was good. Chocolate was icky. Lots of granola and fresh fruit– which was nice, but no candy! Frozen yogurt with no mochi is not worth it. The hot fudge was yummy and they had salted Carmel sauce too. And honey and pie. I’ll come back to try ethos creamery’s cool ice cream flavors– like blackberry basil. If you’re looking for a sweet — not healthy– frozen yogurt time, look else where.

Went in today for the first time since ownership changed and I agree, the fro yo is NOT the same. My tart was not tart at all and tasted like spoiled milk. The raspberry was so/​so. My friend had chocolate/​vanilla and she did not enjoy it either. So sad because this place was SO good about a year ago!

Ever since the ownership change the yogurt doesn’t taste the same. Not a fan. I miss the natural/​organic feel.

Nice location, it was empty when I got their though. Was hoping the girl working would be more friendly but she was too busy cutting strawberries to be in much of assistance. The froyo was good though, and I really liked the granola topping on the peach. Will come again if I’m in the mood for froyo. Better than MyFroyo for sure.

My husband and I have been here about 4 times or so, and always wonder why we don’t go more often! I’ve had nothing but friendly warm service and typically wind up having a conversation w the girls. I’m not really sure what the other Unilocalers are talking about with «poor service». Its a froyo bar: serve yourself or speak up to ask for a sample, otherwise they are going to leave you to your own devices.
But the service isn’t why we keep returning, the froyo is flat out fantastic. Creamy and «real» tasting. That sounds stupid but often times at places like my froyo etc some flavors I have to turn down. Here the Strawberry actually tastes like real strawberries (because thus what they use) not synthetic strawberry flavoring w added corn syrup and/​or aspartame.
They hand churn organic milk, use no fillers (making it gf), no dye, add extra probiotics and even prebiotics yielding an awesome dessert you don’t feel disgusting for indulging in. They have healthy add ins but I have yet to deviate from the salted caramel sauce from ethos. Their vegan options use coconut milk and are super awesome as well. If you’re not a health nut don’t be scared away! Check it out anyway, it’s still dessert :)

We tried it when they first opened and the two girls working were so busy talking to each other they never acknowledged us. We left without getting anything. No second chance. We just wanted a sample before we decided. Ugh.

We were greeted by the garbage smell wafting across from the parking lot when we got out of the car. The two staff members were busy talking to the 4 girls hanging by the counter. One of the three frozen yogurt machines was broken and not serving. What we were able to get out tasted OK but given the service (or lack thereof), the higher than average prices and disgusting garbage smell, I would rather go to Maui’s Apple down the road or my froyo on queensgate.

Finnegan Frost stands out from any of the other froyo places I’ve ever visited, be they in the TC, Spokane, Seattle, California, etc. The feel is small (only eight flavors) and «natural.» I hesitate to say «natural» because I don’t mean it in the sense of all-​organic ingredients, which they do boast. I mean it in the sense of dirt under your fingernails, grass seeds in your socks, wood splinters in your hands. Somehow Finnegan Frost takes something I typically think of as trendy and urban and they bring it home to something more real.
Finnegan Frost also stands out for its product. They forego any mochi, cheese cake bites, or M&Ms. Instead, you top your froyo with fresh berries, sliced kiwi, quality honey. Maybe some chocolate shavings if you are having a sweet tooth craving. On my most recent visit, they offered a tray of warm apple crisp and melted caramel.
Add to that a consistently friendly and helpful staff and great location next door to Blockbusters, and the net result is a home-​grown frozen yogurt shop whose fresh philosophy is a cut above the standard kitchen-​sink approach.

I absolutely love this place. Every time I come home, this is a must stop! I was skeptical at first – how can organic, healthy, hand churned, fresh from the farm fro-​yo be good? Well I don’t know what they do, but it’s fantastic. I love the freshness, and they have healthy options for toppings as well. Always fresh fruit (I swear everytime I go in, they are always chopping up some kind of fruit), and they have local bakeries bring in fresh made granola, and delicious caramel sauce. I wish I were home now, so I could get some fro yo. PS the hubby doesn’t really like sweets, and he really digs this place too. :)

doesn’t get any better than this!

Fresh fruit, lactose-​free choices, fresh-​shaven chocolate, who can go wrong here? Even if the kids pile on their selections, parents can feel confident that they are not going to have a horrible stomach ache afterwards or have an awful allergic reaction. Life is good at Finnegan Frost!