A New Look for yoCup

Fro-yo girl here. I couldn’t resist swinging by yoCup Rincon Center to see the new logo and look. The store doesn’t look too different but they have some new posters and an all white new logo (see my picture). It’s all white and still curvy but not as curvy as before.

I also noticed a sign saying it was the last month for their mango fro-yo. Oh no! That’s my favorite flavor. They’ve also added cones and bacon syrup (!) since the last time I visited.

Today was so warm that I was definitely craving yoCup fro-yo, but the line was really long!

Happy anniversary, yoCup!

You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.

Happy Birthday, yoCup! Special offer on Friday, 3/27

Fro-yo girl here. I'm excited to announce that yoCup is celebrating its one year anniversary at the Rincon Center this Friday with a SPECIAL offer at both locations:

“Share the Love” is a buy one, get one free promotion good from 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. PT on Friday, Mar. 27 at both downtown San Francisco locations.

Also, yoCup shops will be unveil a new store front and logo in celebration of the one-year anniversary. Congratulations, yoCup! I'm tempted to swing by with my imaginary fro-yo friend for two cups. I love you, yoCup!

You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.

http://www.yocupyogurt.com

yoCup: 101 Spear Street (Rincon Center), San Francisco
yoCup: 685 Market Street, San Francisco

Top 10 Bay Area Fro-Yo Shops

Fro-yo girl here. Now that I’ve tried over 100 fro-yo shops, I’m often asked for recommendations. These are my top 10 Bay Area fro-yo shops:
· Culture Organic Frozen Yogurt (Palo Alto) – creamy & thick in texture, tastes natural with less sugar to mask that fro-yo flavor, organic fro-yo made from Straus and unique housemade toppings like brownies, chocolate meringues and seasonal granola - my cup of Culture yogurt is pictured above
· Café Delatti (Los Gatos) – every tart flavor tastes great, especially the mango tart, dense & creamy texture
· YoCup (Rincon Center, SF) – the most balanced fro-yo I’ve encountered in terms of flavor, texture, everything
· Tuttimelon (Irving St, SF) – extra sour and the best bargain in town, a small original is still 99 cents and they pack on the toppings like no other place I know of
· Caffe Ambrosia (SF) – natural and clean tasting plain tart, icy, soft and smooth
· Red Mango (Palo Alto) – not as tart as the others on the list but with a sophisticated subtle tang and an ultra creamy texture
· Harmony Yogurt (San Carlos) – dense and smooth, made with organic Straus Creamery yogurt, almost gelato like in consistency
· Yogurt Harmony (Berkeley) – rich, heavy and dense, four delicious tart flavors a day
· Yumi Yogurt (Redwood City) – best place for sweet fro-yo with the largest portions
· Poco Café (San Jose) – best place for mix-in yogurt, plain yogurt mixed with your choice of frozen fruit, chunky & tart

None of the self-serve shops made the cut. I’ve found higher quality, better tasting fro-yo at the non-self serve fro-yo shops.

I’m also asked how one person can eat so much fro-yo and not get sick of it. I can’t answer that question yet.

You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.