The Best Frozen Yogurt Shops In America

TCBY stands for "The Country's Best Yogurt," and the chain has been making it for more than three decades. Recently, TCBY joined forces with Mrs. Fields. The best perk: Most of those two-for-one stores offer cookie-and-froyo sandwiches. It makes sense then, that one of the most popular froyo orders in the country is TCBY's Chunky Chocolate Cookie Dough flavor, according to Uber Eats.

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The word frozen yogurt is used liberally here: Pressed Juicery's Freeze isn't dairy-based, but you wouldn't know based on taste alone. Every shop carries four flavors — vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and matcha — and all are 100-percent plant-based with no added sugars. The requisite toppings line-up is available, too: fruit, chocolate chips, and different sauces.

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This chain gained a loyal following through its out-of-the-box flavors. Past creations have included cider donut, cannoli, oatmeal stout, and honeycrisp apple — just to name a few. Most of the U.S. locations are based in Illinois, but there are a couple in California, too.

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You can enjoy Pinkberry froyo in each store — there are almost three dozen classic flavors and a few smoothies — but the chain offers takeout and delivery, too. Their to-go tubs hold 25-ounces, and Uber Eats, Seamless and Postmates will bring them straight to you. So who orders the most froyo for delivery? Uber Eats says the award goes to New Orleans residents — of their top ten delivery locations, three of them are in the Big Easy.

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Only people in the Northeast can stumble upon a FroyoWorld. Each shop regularly rotates through a list of 100 flavors, which you can put straight in a cup or get in a Frookie — a froyo cookie sandwich. They make Froninos, too: frozen yogurt pressed between two donut-like halves.

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Owners Danna and Adam Caldwell were inspired to open a frozen yogurt shop in Los Angeles after they went to one on their first date. Years later, there's a Menchie's in almost every state, though Uber Eats tells us that some of the most popular spots can be found in Georgia and Los Angeles, CA. You can get a swirl in a cup or cone, but fans love the chain for its cakes: They're exactly like ice cream cakes — but made with frozen yogurt.

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You'll have to learn a whole new set of lingo when you order at this Florida-based chain, but it's worth it. Let's start with one you know: Toppings are the fun extras that go on top of your froyo. Bottomings are sturdier treats — like whole brownies or mini waffles — that go into your cup before the soft serve. And sloppings are anything ooey-gooey you add as a final touch: syrups, sauces, whipped cream.

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If you like your frozen yogurt tart — not sweet — this is the spot for you. The flavors are separated accordingly, and the tart list is 32 options long. There's the classic, of course, but also avocado tart, lychee tart, and pineapple upside-down cake tart.

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If the punny name of this chain didn't sell you, the treats inside each location will. More than 100 flavors rotate through the 16 handles, and, chances are, your favorite brand has collaborated with the shop on one. You can get a taste of Welch's juice, Skinnygirl margaritas, AriZona Iced Tea, and Biscoff cookies as froyo.

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The Yogurt Lab really leans into its science-y shtick. All of the available flavors are displayed on a "periodic table." You'll find Cereal Milk under Cm and Maple under Mp. If you don't feel like experimenting, the froyo experts behind each shop have already proven certain equations to be delicious‚ like Ba/Sp + Mm = The Elvis. (That's banana and salted peanut, plus marshmallow topping.)

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