Bonbon Frozen Yogurt - Arnolds Park

The staff was wonderful! Our daughter has three allergies, and they truly went above and beyond to find her milk-free sorbet and ensure her dish was prepared without peanuts. We really appreciate it!

The taste is fantastic, but I have to give it 3 stars because the prices are too high. The soft serve frozen yogurt is delicious, but paying $12 for a full dish feels excessive. I get that it's in a tourist area, but still...

We started with a few samples and then settled on vanilla, "doozie" (which was a blend reminiscent of cookie monster flavors, a blue yogurt that had a hint of cotton candy, mixed with white vanilla—an interesting balance, although I wasn't sure what to expect), biscuits and cream, and double chocolate (which was very rich). I could have done without the blue flavor— I wish I hadn't gotten so much of it—but the other options were spot on. They were refreshing and exactly what I needed! I do want to mention that this frozen yogurt has quite a bit more sugar than most places, so it's not exactly a healthy choice, but it was still delicious. The service was great, and the atmosphere was very clean. I was pleasantly surprised when the total for our two hefty cups came to just $15. Typically, frozen yogurt can be quite pricey, so I was relieved to find that they were more affordable than many others. I will definitely be back!

I'm dairy-free so it's important to me that they do have one dairy free option every day. The chocolate sorbet is really good. I love dark chocolate so it's great. The most unique one I've had is the Thai coconut, mango, and sticky rice ice cream. It had a really good milkiness and sweetness from the coconut milk. It actually had individual grains of sticky rice mixed in so that was an interesting texture to have in ice cream.

Typical fro-yo establishment. Was fun to grab the dish and head out to the docks to eat it and enjoy the view.