Master Critic Review
YUZU Frozen Yogurt & Crêpes
7.9
DIY frozen yogurt operation on Calle Ocho with house-created flavors like taro and speculoos that give it an identity beyond the usual self-serve chains. The fresh fruit bar with 12-15 varieties cut daily elevates the topping game, and the savory crêpes—particularly the smoked salmon—offer a legitimate alternative to the sweet stuff. Staff let you sample freely, and the pay-by-weight model means you control portion costs in a way the premium gelato spots don't allow. The space itself is functional rather than atmospheric, and afternoon-only weekday hours limit spontaneous visits. Best for: families with picky eaters who want options, and anyone who appreciates being able to taste before committing.
Must-Try Dishes:
Taro Frozen Yogurt, YUZU Crêpe, Nutella Strawberry Crêpe
Scores:
Value: 8.3
Service: 8.2
Consistency: 7.8
Food Quality: 7.8
Atmosphere: 7.8
Cultural Relevance: 7.5
What makes it special: DIY frozen yogurt with house-created flavors like Taro and Speculoos plus a fresh fruit bar with 12-15 daily varieties.
Who should go: Health-conscious families wanting customizable treats.
When to visit: Weekend afternoons when the fruit bar is freshest.
What to order: Layer the California tart base with fresh fruit toppings, or pair a savory crêpe with a small froyo for a light meal.
Insider tip: The French Vanilla is no-sugar-added and most flavors are low-fat or non-fat—sample the Taro before dismissing it.
Logistics & Planning
Parking: Free off-street parking available—easier than most Brickell spots
Dress code: Very casual—family-friendly quick-service environment
Noise level: Relaxed and quiet—easy conversation
Weekend wait: 5-10 minutes if ordering custom crepes
Weekday lunch: Minimal wait
Dietary Options
Vegetarian options: Full menu is vegetarian-friendly including sweet and savory crepes
Vegan options: Fruit sorbets available (mango, pineapple, watermelon)—froyo base is dairy-based
Gluten-free options: Call ahead to confirm—crepes contain gluten, froyo toppings vary
Good to Know
Is this good for a first date? Casual and fun, but not romantic - it's a self-serve froyo shop with limited seating. Works better as a low-key daytime date or quick dessert stop. The crêpes are a nice shareable option for couples.
Can I get a table without a reservation? Yes - no reservations needed or taken. Counter/self-service model. Very limited seating inside, so plan to take your froyo to-go during busy times. Opens at 2pm weekdays, 1pm weekends.
Is it kid-friendly? Yes - kids size portions available at a good value. Self-serve froyo model lets kids pick their own toppings. Fresh fruit bar with 12-15 daily varieties appeals to health-conscious parents. Halal and vegan options available.
Is it good for groups? Limited - reviewers note 'not much sitting room.' Self-serve model works for groups ordering, but seating is minimal. Best for groups who want to grab froyo and walk. Free parking is a plus for groups arriving together.
Is there outdoor seating? No dedicated outdoor patio mentioned in reviews. Very limited indoor seating. Free parking available despite central location - rare for the area.
Best For
Better for: Healthier option with self-serve froyo, fresh fruit bar with 12-15 varieties cut daily, and both sweet and savory crepe options
Consider Alternatives If: You want rich, creamy Italian gelato—this is lighter frozen yogurt style with strong unique flavors that may not appeal to traditionalists
Hours
Monday2pm - 10pm
Tuesday2pm - 10pm
Wednesday2pm - 10pm
Thursday2pm - 10pm
Friday2pm - 11pm
Saturday1pm - 11pm
Sunday1pm - 11pm