Tutti Frutti

Went by earlier this week, they are CLOSED

2.9 Stars
Not as good as Yogurt Shack but Tutti Frutti is really good. Silly me, I should’ve included that the Tutti Frutti on Railroad Ave IS REALLY GOOD! This one? Not so much. Yogurt is really runny, and the employee’s are rude. Really I generally try to avoid this location at all costs.

I would give this Tutti Fruitti 5 stars but there are some things that need to be fixed first.
I went in there today and was greeted by the very nice lady working the register. I got a cup and filled it up with yougurt. I put on some toppings. cookie dough, cheesecake bites, and yogurt chips and paid for it I grabbed a spoon and started eating it… The cheesecake bits were somewhat hard and VERY dry. Deff, not like the other times i had it. Also the cookie dough did not taste that fresh.

Reasonable prices, decent selection (8 flavors lots of toppings).
Surprised when my small bowl, half filled with two flavors and a decent serving of toppings was only $ 3.66.
Love their «Red Velvet Cake» flavor and «Death by Chocolate» is good as well.

Pineapple Mountain with Chocolate Sprinkle Peaks engulfed by a Rainbow Gummy Worm! This is my favorite flavor here and thank you Natalie for letting me taste all the flavors!

After about 1,000 calories consumed across the street at Nation’s, we drove here and indulged in a less guilty dessert although the toppings weren’t nonfat, unfortunately! Small store and there are about 5 small round tables (2 per) that line the wall. not very many selections but I’m no fruit-​type of girl so I didn’t care– I got: death by chocolate, cookies and cream, and peanut butter and I added as my toppings: Oreo crumbles, brownie bites, and a part of a Snickers. ’twas heavenly! I almost did not feel bad for devouring the entire thing, heck I almost ate the cup!
My guy got orange (he said it’s like sherbet) and vanilla. added chocolate sprinkles, I think gummy bears, brownie bites, and caramel sauce. we both filled ours to the top but I think this place is a tad more expensive than the Coco Swirl, the one we went to last Thursday as these 2 cost us about $ 9 while the other, $ 6.
One staff was present and she was OK, decent. After our transaction, she started refilling the toppings sections. there are fresh fruit toppings, caramel/​chocolate/​strawberry sauce, and the sugary toppings (cookies, sprinkles, gummy bears, gummy worms, M&Ms, etc.).
If you are in San Ramon and need a nonfat dessert per se, come here!

Yea yea… The price of fro-​yo is starting to get a bit ridiculous BUT if you’re a frequent fro-​yo buyer at this location and fill up your frequent buyer card you get $ 3.00 off your fro-​yo purchase.
The location is a bit small but it’s next to a very good Chinese to-​go restaurant so if your looking for a dessert location don’t skip out on the fro-​yo!
I looove mochi as a topping on all my fro-​yo but for some reason the apple mochi is soooo sweet that it wasn’t mixing very well with the tart tasting pomegranate I choose that night. Taro, chocolate, mango and cookies and crème continue to be my favorites.

The yogurt was delish — location is fine… it’s the price that bothered me. I don’t eat much yogurt so I am not comparing Tutti Frutti to other places — it just seemed expensive for what I got. But if you’re willing to pay the price — I thought it was tasty.

This place is just not best. They do not have a wide variety of flavors and the fruit topping were not the freshest. They dont even have any tart flavors. And i was so excited for this place to open up too. I usually frequent yogurtland but since this place was closer to me i had to give it a try. End result: drive that extra 5 minutes to yogurtand.

Can I copy and paste Victor’s review? No, well ok… what Victor said.
This is actually my first time going to any Tutti Frutti. I have memories of it being a TCBY when I was in high school.
It is definitely a small location, but I thought it was designed nicely. I didn’t feel cramped or annoyed at the size.
Great selection of flavors. I was concerned that because the name was Tutti Frutti it would be all fruity flavors, but they had my beloved cookies n cream! YUM!
I agree, it’s kind of lame that the price per ounce (?) isn’t listed anywhere. $.38 is pretty expensive, but I feel like fro yo is so trendy right now that they are all getting expensive.
It’s no Yogurt Shack, but it is good and I’m an O.G. Fro Yo lover. I loved it long before it was even hip to call it fro yo, yo.

this tutti frutti is the smallest ever! it’s near the recently closed quizno’s. the color scheme is orange and green. the tutti logo is plastered over the left wall. just 3 plastic tables inside and 2 tables outside.
turns out this may also be most expensive tutti froyo i’ve experienced. (early tutti’s were at .30, now they’re at .35, here .38 cents)
froyo availability:
–original tart
–passion fruit
–tarobly licious: very sweet and taro powered
–pomegrante
–mango delight :
–strawberry field: soft serve like, little fruit flavoring
–cookies and cream
–vanilla
–cappuccino :nice coffee like taste
–death by chocolate: very chocolate tasting, best flavor here
–very berry raspberry
–orange sorbet. :taste like orange serbert. sweet.
pricing: self serve, .38@ounce froyo and toppings (price not shown anywhere, sticker shock upon ringup), 6 fruit toppings, 2 wet toppings, 2 mochi, 26 dry toppings (yogurt chips, chocolates, crumbled cookies, candies, cereals, nuts,)blueberry and blackberry fresh but not flavorful.
frodrips:
–taylor froyo machines, wellspring printed laminated cups
–samples freely dispensed
–froyo range from near iciness (orange) to soft serve (strawberru) and creaminess (chocolate). the latter 2 melted fast.
–wacky wabbit wating: 4 stars, mikeys park their bikes directly in front of the door and froyo here. grannies, grandpas et al. should be attentive while froyoing here less their froyo becomes part of the scenery.
–plenty of free parking.