Frozland

yucky! don’t like. sooo soft and smushy and tasted like gasoline for some reason. don’t ask why. i can’t answer.

The two girls who work here– I believe their names were Teri-​ann and Leila, (I was impressed enough to ask) were fantastic. Quick to help and wonderfully friendly! I am a proud regular now.

A cute fro-​yo place in Arlington Heights. Unlike other places in Arlington, this one carries 1 – 2 varieties of dairy-​free soft sorbet! The owner takes pride in making sure that there is no cross contamination between the dairy and non dairy items. Super topics and bright atmosphere. Very kid friendly!

DELICIOUS JASMINE GREEN BUBBLE TEA ! The perfect sweetness and the perfect tea taste.
The ambiance and look of the place is very trendy and new. Not to mention the owner, Sohby (sp?) is incredibly nice and totally encompasses what a local business owner should be: personable, approachable and ambitious!
This is not your local chain fro-​yo place, and thank god it isnt. The yogurt selections are vast, and there are a great variety that accompany the seasons. The selections of topics are GREAT! everything is so clean and welcoming.
I definitely will come back. This place over any chain fro-​yo or nearby fro-​yo area any day!
Welcome to the area!

I love the idea — I come from CO, where Yogurtland rules — pay per oz., do your own toppings, the whole shebang! And I was actually fine with everything here (though the ‘original’ yogurt wasn’t as tart as I like), and used more toppings than I usually order at, say, Pinkberry, etc. But then my yogurt-​eating partner and I both felt not so hot after scarfing down our cups inside the café (is that what you call it?), so that was a bummer.
They do give you a «punch card» for free fro yo after a certain number of visits, but I think this appeals mostly to children who can eat anything and everything without worrying about upset tummies. Too bad, because I really wanted to give this place the benefit of the doubt…

I like this frozen yogurt but I would definitely not say that it is on the less expensive side (though I generally think a lot of self serve fro yo places are more expensive). It is nice because they have plenty of seating and outside seating.

I live near Frozland. I’ve never been there, but I’ve seen a lot of people coming out of there looking pretty pumped. I can’t wait to go to Frozland and facebook it.

I wasn’t so impressed with Frozeland. It is the self serve then weighed out style of froyo, I prefer that someone else does the pouring. Plus if you are not careful about the weight it can get close to $ 10 for a cup, if it is big. My biggest problem with their froyo was that the consistency seemed grainy. not the smooth kind I’m used to elsewhere.

The frozen yogurt at this place is terrible. Unless you like watery artificially flavored cold mush that will leave you feeling sick afterwards.
Seriously save you money, go to a grocery store or try chilly cow down the street.

Pure Happiness comes in the form of California tart yogurt (pretty close to berryline/​pink berry standard), raspberries, and mochi. Oh, and free parking in the lot behind. Thank you frozland.

We love this place. The employees and owners are super friendly and are always asking what they can do to improve.
The flavor selection is better than our normal frozen yoghurt place and taste better too.
We usually go after dinner around 730 and it is not overly crowded and we usually bump into friends! The selection of toppings is plentiful and will not disappoint.

My fiancé and I took our kids and their friends to dinner, they wanted frozen yogurt after, and since it was nearby, we decided to try Frozland. First off, the blue and orange décor was great! The store looked very inviting and clean. We noticed they had the same set-​up as our usual place, self serve frozen yogurt and toppings, we were excited. They had a decent variety of flavors to choose from, but our excitement turned to disappointment when the yogurt came out a little less frozen than it should have. We thought that maybe it was one particular flavor but all we tried were way too watery. We were also a bit disappointed by the variety of toppings which was less than half of what’s offered at our usual place. The shop was great and had a friendly atmosphere, I’d want to come back in the future if they turn the yogurt machines to a higher setting…

It is nice to have a self-​serve frozen yogurt place in Arlington. At least a half dozen flavors are available at a given time, some low fat or fat free, plus a wide variety of toppings ranging from candies to fruits to nuts. There is seating available inside and out (weather permitting), but since it recently opened, it is usually full. Employees are very friendly and personable.
However, be careful about when you go if you want a stress-​free experience. If you go too close to when school lets out (or after school activities), the place will be crawling with large groups of kids who leave sticky messes of froyo on the floor, let it ooze out of the machine without a cup in place, and scream at each other across the space.
The frozen yogurt is not the best I have ever tasted, but the location is convenient.

I really want to like this place. I went the day it opened and it reminds me a lot of Orange Leaf. I tried the peanut butter and chocolate. I went with the peanut butter but it’s not as good as Berry line and Pink berry. Still, its a brand new place, the employees were friendly, I will give it other try. As the first reviewer said, I might be used to the more yogurt flavor.

Yet another frozen yogurt place in the area!
This looks like a copy of Orange Leaf with the colored molded plastic chairs, the get your own yogurt in a cup, and select your toppings from the bar.
I tried the vanilla and chocolate yougurts — they were very good, better than Orange Leaf, but not as good as Berry Line, which had more real yogurt flavor. This tastes more like ice cream, which some people might want.
All-​in-​all, a pleasant place to go for a treat; not too far from the minuteman bike trail, if you want a break.