Sweet Frog? Sweet!

Not everyone is a fan of froyo, as it's now called.  I've tried to talk one particular person into at least trying a sorbet at a froyo place, but no luck yet.  Maybe I can convince him once he hears my description of Sweet Frog, in Kingston.

Taster cups are available right with the cups for servings, making trying the flavors a snap if a tad unwieldy (those taster cups are teeny!).  If I'm remembering correctly, there are about 14 flavors, and they can be mixed.  Then comes the toppings bar. Six kinds of fruit and poppers (those yummy little balls you can get in bubble teas), scads of candies, chocolate, syrups, and whipped cream.  The guy also gave us a card for a free one after 10, which is good, since they are $0.49/ounce.  Three cups cost us $14, and I went really skimpy.

The space is very open, cool, and spacious.  That gets us to our point.  The commode.

We would have been fine, if I could concentrate more on this part, with it's festive colors that matched the rest of the store:

than on this part:

The only downer in an otherwise great experience.  Instead of telling the worker, who I'm sure would have fixed it quickly, I just grabbed two squares and made due.  Hey, I can spare a square.

Even if you can't spare a square, the rest of the restroom was very clean, and I'm sure they've put in a new roll by now.  Well worth it!