Ever since Yogorino in SF closed, I've been on the lookout for frozen yogurt as good, and I finally…read morefound it at Freo. It first caught my attention on our first night in Sydney back in February while we were heading towards Chinatown when I realized that there was a huge line for what appeared to be frozen yogurt. A few nights later, our last night in Sydney, my son and I were finishing up dinner and looking for a treat. We remembered Freo and headed over. It was a Friday night around 9p, and when we got there the line was stretching out the door. We decided to wait. The anticipation built as we got inside, continued to make our way to the frozen yogurt and then to the counter with all of the toppings. In addition to a lot of the usual toppings, they had whole lychee, which was a wonderful surprise. We loaded up and found a seat outside. The yogurt was amazing - the perfect creamy texture with a wonderful tart flavor. It's the closest thing I've had to Yogorino in all these years, and a wonderful treat to end our adventures in Australia.

I love FREO. Unpopular opinion but i think it's better than Yochi because it has better flavors and…read moregelato!! Toppings are great just missing cookie dough + fresh cookies :( Store is super clean and well kept + staff is super friendly!

Ordered a chocolate milkshake. Ended up being a cup of cold chocolate milk. Asked the lady we…read moreorder from who said it's 3 scoops of ice cream blended.... Must have been tiny scoops. Place wasn't very clean and booths were all ripped up. Obviously the owners and employees don't care about the place. Don't bother going here.

This was our last day in Sydney and we wanted some hot chocolate! We ran into Max Brenner…read morechocolate shop and the classic hot chocolate was amazingly yummmmay! It's located in the Westfield mall downtown Sydney.

Honestly, when it comes to fancy ice cream, these folk hit the bullseye more often than not. At the…read moreworst, it's been nice ice cream but a bit weird. Usually, I would try one of their many tantalising experimental flavours that'll make your tastebuds dance. I stuck with an oldie but a goodie.. choc orange. It was without a doubt the absolute BEST choc orange ice cream I have ever had. The chocolate was not too dark and not too sweet, and the orange had a depth of flavour that complimented the choc perfectly. The waffle cone was delightfully crisp. The only problem is that if it's available next time I go, I probably won't have something different. Not a bad problem to have really!

One of my favorite places for gelato in Sydney. Always a line, but also well worth it.read more

Grabbed some gelato from Anita. They had 32 flavours available. Tastings/samples are generous…read more Scoops are $8.30 AUD (regular), $10.50 AUD (medium) and $12.50 AUD (large). Shared a large ($12.50 AUD); passionfruit, watermelon & fresh mint and lemon & fresh mint. Good texture and refreshing. Pricey.

Delicious gelato shop with lots of options! Stopped by for gelato as it is conveniently located…read moreright along the beach and on the way to our hotel!

Great service! The staff was friendly and welcoming, and the gelato was yummy, fresh, creamy, and…read morefull of flavor. It definitely hit the spot! I'll definitely be coming back for more.

We stopped here after our cruise around the harbor. They had a lot of different flavors and options…read moreof gelato. I got a latte with almond milk but it was served in a paper cup. My friend got the brownie and gelato. The seating was pretty limited. The service was good. Would recommend for a quick sugar treat!

So.... Huge fan! This little stop near the wharf (where cruise ships stop) is a must only 5 minutes…read morefrom Georges Street and only 7 minutes from the Opera House. They have a selection of non dairy sorbets that makes a lactose intolerant person feel so included!! I got strawberry and strawberry sorbet which was almost richer than the full fat dairy ice creams! The variety of flavors was lovely.

After dinner one night, and on our way to a show at the Sydney Opera House, we stopped for gelato…read more This place was so crowded in the afternoon when we had passed by, so we knew it would be good. Located in the wharf/train area, it's easy to find and convenient for a pass by. Husband picked out the wicked chocolate brownie (something like that), and two spoons. It was amazing to me how much gelato can be stuffed in one little cup. The server did a good of scooping some of the toppings into our cup. Nice light dessert.

WOW! Yo-chi met all my expectations and then some! From the flavors to the toppings, the whole…read moreexperience is top notch. The workers were so kind and welcoming. Trying samples was the way to go before deciding what to get. The fresh Nutella, fresh edible cookie dough and candy offerings were the perfect toppings. The cutest, most wholesome frozen yogurt spot. They offer free water, too. You expect all locations to be busy, but there's usually plenty of seating. Since my time in Australia, I have become obsessed. We heard they are making their way to the United States and I really hope it's true !

The line was so long, but it was worth the wait. We get all the topping .you want share it with…read moresomeone. Portion sizes are big. The place is modern bright, and is fun to add your own topping

This was recently opened in the UNSW campus. (wise choice!)…read more I have tried Max Brenner in NYC before so I knew I would not be disappointed, and I was not ! Prices can be a little steep (especially for college students, boo !) but it is definitely a good place for students/ friends to hang out/ chat over a cuppa or delicious chocolate desserts. Here are some of the items which I have tried: Latte ($3.50): Yes, why would anyone order a coffee in a chocolate shop but hey, it's pretty good !!(in case you are wondering) Hot Milk Chocolate ($5.50) : Double thumbs up, definitely a winner during cold days / sad days / rainy days....or any day !!!!! Tutti Frutti Waffles ($18.50) : Overpriced.....but very fulfilling and satisfying :)

A great place for coffee and hot chocolates or milkshakes. Plenty of sweet options too. Can be very…read morebusy during university days. Plenty of seating and worth a visit.