FIVE BEST: Fro-yo

FIVE BEST: Fro-yo

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Created by Evening Standard • Updated On: May 23, 2012

It’s like ice cream but healthier — just what you need now the sun’s out. Here are five of London’s best frozen yoghurts.

Yuforia is one of FIVE BEST: Fro-yo.

1. Yuforia

Covent Garden, London, Greater London
Ice Cream Parlor · City of Westminster · 3 tips and reviews

Evening StandardEvening Standard: This is a studenty hub. The shop girl will try you with new flavours but chocolate and berries work just fine together. Read more.

2. Frae

Boxpark, Shoreditch, Greater London
Ice Cream Parlor · 5 tips and reviews

Evening StandardEvening Standard: Green tea flavour is the best but the new Mochi Zen includes mochi and mango, which is a touch tangy, crunchy and fruity at the same time. All natural and additive-free. Read more.

3. Yoomoo

7.5
High Street Kensington, Kensington, Greater London
Frozen Yogurt Shop · 3 tips and reviews

Evening StandardEvening Standard: The new pots come in chocolate or fruity flavours but we like it naked best as it’s smooth and creamy on its own. Read more.

4. Pinkberry

Selfridges (400 Oxford St.), Greater London, Greater London
Dessert Shop · Marylebone · 17 tips and reviews

Evening StandardEvening Standard: People queue around the block for this. Salted caramel, the most recent addition, comes as smooth caramel yoghurt and they sprinkle salt over it in front of you. Read more.

5. Little Mixing Factory

Waterloo Bridge (Outside National Theatre), London, Greater London
Ice Cream Parlor · London · 1 tip

Evening StandardEvening Standard: Everything is made to order from a silver street van — choose any fruit and they mix it with plain natural yoghurt. It is sweet, creamy and moreish. Read more.