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I brought a friend visiting from China to the Fisherman's wharf and came across the store at about 8 pm on Monday July 2nd, 2018. She was amazed by yo…
Michael Sze
Timothy’s Frozen Yogurt
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We have been coming here since I was young. I have always loved the fresh fruit frozen yogurt. We drove out from Cloverdale. The one star is for the v…
Gcgctait
Timothy’s Frozen Yogurt
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Found a dead bug in my cone and they think im lying. Dirty store do not visit. All they do is rip off tourists. store is also very dirty many flys and…
John Kyuamp
Timothy’s Frozen Yogurt
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Timothy's Frozen Yogurt is open for Dessert Parlor. Timothy's Frozen Yogurt serves Ice Cream and Desserts dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Timothy’s Frozen Yogurt”
my favourite frozen yogurt place in the lower mainland the waffle cones are the best! It is freshly made on site, you’ll even enjoy the aroma of it, sooo good! mixed of frozen fruits + pre packaged frozen plain yogurt = yum! situated at the docks, you won’t miss it as they always have long line ups pricey for me $3.50 for a cone wish its only $2 then I’ll go more often attentive service
Like multiple people on here already said: TERRIBLE service. Been to this location a few times, and every time the employees there were so rude (even when there was no lineup) that I always left without buying anything. I can’t make myself spend money on a place that treat customers so poorly. Also, they do not accommodate for group orders. Even if you need 20 ice creams, they said phone orders or orders in person beforehand is not allowed. You’ll need to wait in line and watch them scoop one ice cream cone at a time.
Summer seems to have come and gone so quickly in Vancouver this year and now were well into Fall. That wont stop me from reminiscing about our trip down to Steveston back in August when we picked up some of Timothys frozen yogurt.Appropriately known as froyo, theres nothing better than enjoying a stroll down the Steveston boardwalk while eating some of this yummy and cooling treat. Here we have the Mixed Berry Froyo ($5.25) in a freshly made waffle cone.Looks like Sophie wants some!If froyo aint your jam, they also serve up some killer gelato. Check out our last post where we tried some of their White Chocolate Raspberry Gelato. pennyandrusty.wordpress.com
ONLY COME HERE FOR THE FROYO. Do not get the ice cream! I warned you! Their froyo is nice because they blend all the ingredients together which gives it a nice tart taste and awesome texture (the way froyo should be). The ice cream however is extremely sweet and the texture is a bit off in my opinion. Waffle cones are fresh and yummy, but once again waaay too sweet!
Love that this is near the triple lures at Steveston. Tried their fresh frozen yogurt. They mix fresh fruits into a yogurt right in front of you and it’s really fresh. This is served on a fresh waffle cone that was still warm! I had a blueberry yogurt, but you can mix fruit flavours. A lil pricey, but it was pretty good. karenklee.com
When I’m at Steveston, more often than not, I stop by Timothy’s to grab a cup/cone of their delicious ice cream. My ultimate fave is their white chocolate raspberry! It’s heaven!! I also enjoy their hedgehog. Too bad they don’t do samples anymore. Their cup/cone is quite expensive too but that’s expected of ice cream places. Love this place nonetheless!
We were in Steveston and were craving dessert so we decided to stop at Timothy’s Frozen Yogurt. Along with the yogurt, they have gelato and sorbetto as well. We ordered the raspberry cheesecake gelato, which was super refreshing and tasted really good. The gelato wasn’t super thick and felt really light when we ate it. Prices here are pretty good for gelato, definitely cheaper than most places in Vancouver. With that being said, if you don’t live in the area then we wouldn’t recommend venturing all the way out to Steveston for Timothy’s, but if you find yourself in the area make sure to stop by.