A bit pricey -- I think it clocks out at around $0.87/oz (or $0.95/oz after tax). Staff typically is polite and professional. They keep counters clean and address customer concerns/questions about any froyo machines having problems. I like the displays of full nutrition information for each flavor. They have a good rotation of flavors (tart, vanilla, chocolate, some fun flavors), variety of soft serve types (2 oatmilk froyos, 1-2 sorbets, 1-2 ice creams, 4-5 regular froyos), and selection of toppings (fruit, cookies, chocolate, brownies, cookie dough, etc.). The froyo itself seems more watery than fluffy. While Tasti D Lite next door tastes a lot more like soft serve and have stronger flavors, the flavors of froyo here taste milder, lighter, and less sweet. Not bad, and whichever tastes better is based on personal preference! I'd say it tastes and has the texture of something between regular froyo (at Pinkberry, Red Mango, etc.) and a sorbet. read more