Yogurtland

They are permanently closed according to a sign on the door.

*sigh*, I’m devastated to see the Yogurtland stores in the area all close.
The problem is that these locations kinda strayed from the Yogurtland spots I’m so used to being at in SoCal. The ones here had fewer fruit flavors and fewer «Asian» flavors (like taro). Instead, you’d see along the lines of «birthday cake», «cupcake», «red velvet» and other «baked goods» flavors. I didn’t sign up for those…
Oh well, I guess I’ll have to wait until a trip to LA to get my Yogurtland fix.

I really enjoy the idea of serving my own yogurt, mixing and matching flavors is awesome. I get my froyo at Yogurtland very often.
However– I went there today and had the worst experience when it comes to customer service. When I walked in I could hear 2 people screaming at each other. There was no one in sight, so I started making my yogurt cup. The screaming continued for about 5 more minutes. At that point there were more people in the store, we were all looking at each other wondering if we should intervene (sounded like a guy yelling at a woman).
Finally someone came out and, without a word, got on the register and proceeded to serving the line.
I was shaken up (haven’t heard that much screaming in a store in my life), took a business card to call the manager, but the number on it was for the store.

«Garbage dump of the yogurt places»
Good in theory but fails in execution. Past 8pm the employees seem to think the place is closed: half the flavors are gone, water is empty, only mega size cups left. The workers are either sitting around texting or are cleaning the machines, while customers are trying to use them. Last time my girlfriend got hot soapy yogurt water spilled all over her because someone was behind the machines rinsing them out while she was trying to serve yogurt.
Also perpetually never have peanut butter, the best flavor.
I’ve been trying to like this place but it’s just too sloppy to be worth it. Let me know when employees only start to close down after, you know, the place is actually closed, and I’ll give it another shot.

Nearly two years later from my last visit, their topping bar is still a mess. If you like fruit toppings, you will be disappointed because they either don’t have enough fruits or they don’t bother to refill them. The flavors are still a hit or a miss. Nothing to write home about.
I’m thinking I should have just headed over to Shake Shack which is right next to it…

3 stars is pretty generous. It’s actually 2.5 stars. The consistency of their yogurt is weak (similar to most other yogurt lands). Most of the flavors I tried were icy and melted. They had my favorite flavor, vanilla wafer, so I had to give it a chance. It wasn’t very thick and the flavor only stood out for a few spoons and then went away and only tasted sweet. They did not have all of the flavors in their current «flavor quest» promotion. I was excited to try banana pudding which they did not have. The price was okay at 44 cents an ounce. It’s unlikely that I would go back. Jp licks is way better.

I am a sucker for all their awesome fruit toppings. I could go in here and just get the toppings, which maybe doesn’t speak too well of their yogurt, which is also great. They have a lot of rotating flavors and you can always get sample cups. Always get the sample cups– especially because they often redo flavors sugar free or fat free, which can be good and also can be a disaster.
Money saving tip– students get a discount here and if you’re a regular (which I become in the summer) never pay more than $ 3 by doing the surveys at the bottom of your receipt and joining their rewards program!

I’ve changed my mind.
They’ve stepped up their topping game. They have great dairy free options (GRAPEFRUIT GUAVA SORBET), the pricing per ounce is incredibly reasonable, they now have a rewards card, and they give me shiny collectible spoons. I am a happy pre-​teen trapped in a mid 20-​s something’s body.

Wishing that yogurtland had more locations now or maybe I haven’t noticed the stores till finally trying it.
Let’s just say that I’m completely sold on their froyo. It’s not too tart which really brings out the different variation of flavors. Compared to other locations like berryline or pinkberry (which I am a fan of) sometimes the tart kills the flavored yogurt.
They immediately offer tasting cups rather than you having to ask to try out the different flavors they had. I went for cheesecake & matcha green tea which was soooo yummy, I always always opt for original but this time I had to go with those two flavors. I was surprised because the BF (who sadly dislikes froyo, even the smell) said its okay which in his books is decent but won’t admit to liking it lol.
Toppings bar offered the usual fruits, gummy bears, popping boba, chocolates, brownies and etc. The overall look of the brand is similar to pinkberry due to similar colors but overall I really love yogurtland!

Service was really friendly free samples as you enter. There were so many flavors to try.
Never been to serve-​yourself frozen yogurt and I am definitely sold. I had a little bit of all the fruity flavors and it was a lot more affordable than other places. Yum!

I love froyo and I have been to pretty much all the froyo places in Boston area, as well as any city I’m visiting.
Yogurtland is a chain so the yogurt texture and quality is not the best you’ll find. That said, I find the yogurt to be extremely good for the price. They have tons flavors that rotate every week so it’s always fun to come here and sample their new flavors — for an extremely reasonable price.
Their toppings are pretty normal. Given the development of froyo places, I find the toppings at Yogurtland to actually be on the lower end. Every topping there (aside from fruits) are not high quality and you can tell they are bought in large batches from a different source. Berryline and other froyo places (iYo in Davis) all have their own homemade toppings/​sauces that add to the flavor.
That said, Yogurtland is still the place I come to the most often because their yogurt is actually decent and I love their flavors! It helps too if you become a member and you can get 3 ounces off every now and then.

Free froyo? I’m there.
Yesterday, in honor of «National Frozen Yogurt Day» (I really doubt this is actually a thing), Yogurtland was giving out their goods for free for a few hours. As much ‘yo and toppings as you can fit in a cup. It’s on.
I went down the line, pulling on handles, and sampled most of them. Most of the flavors I tried were meh. Matcha green tea was the clear winner. Pistachio also wasn’t terrible. Needless to say, there was a lot of green in my cup since the plain tart, cookies and cream, salted caramel, and cake batter didn’t really cut it for me. Loaded up primarily with Hersheys crumbles reminiscent of leftover Halloween candy, the topping selection also left something to be desired.
If you’re looking for a quality froyo experience in the area, I recommend Pinkberry or Berry Line. However, this place is self-​serve, so could be cheaper depending on what you get, and there is a wide flavor variety. Although the flavors, toppings, and textures aren’t necessarily great.
I guess it’s just not my cup of fro.

Walking towards Yogurtland on a wintery day, I closed my eyes and pretended I was heading towards Pacific Beach… Alas, I was still in the Square, but the cheerfulness and cleanliness of Yogurtland was just the same as PB!
One of my favorite things is the spoons! Also the Pistachio flavor (keep it comin’) and delicious toppings (I like their softer mochi and yummy waffle chips!)
I agree with others that the yogurt in this location is not always creamy enough and often liquidy — quality control, please! But thank you for coming to Cambridge!

Sometimes I feel like I go at the wrong times to eat at certain places. This was one of them. The cashiers were handing out the taste cups to some people like it was a free for all. Some of the toppings were unfilled and like half of the machines were empty. The froyo at hand were interesting. They were doing the Looney Toons theme and I tried the road runner berry. Tart and usual mixed berry flavor, but not my kind. It is located right in a college campus after all, so I’m not surprised at the end of the day they didn’t have anything.
Not sure what the rage is all about. I’ll give it a try again if I ever swing by with friends.

This is the best frozen yogurt joint in Boston! I missed yogurtland back home (California). And now they finally have it in Boston. I like the whole yogurtland concept. It is self-​serve. You can choose whatever flavors you like, you can even put however much you want. I particularly like pistachio, strawberry, mango, and kona coffee blend. Sometimes I like to be daring and try the other flavors they have.
I got free frozen yogurt+ goodie bag here, thanks to Unilocal!I was not aware of this location until recently. I thought I would have to go all the way to Coolidge corner for some good froyo.
I will definitely be coming back more often! I think right now they have free 3 oz if you show your college ID. Make sure to ask if the deal is still going on though.

Super excited that Harvard Square finally has a soft serve froyo place! Yogurtland is very cheap compared to other places in the square — 45 cents an ounce. Not sure if they plan on raising prices anytime soon, but by price it’s definitely a lot less than Pinkberry and Berryline.
Yogurtland has a really good range of yogurt flavours — cactus pear? red velvet? pecan praline? They have it. Their flavours are on rotation, so there will be new flavours every once in a while you drop in. Unfortunately, what they have in flavours they lack in toppings. Their topping selection is kind of strange actually — two kinds of popping boba but no yogurt chips or mochi? They also always seem to be out of fruit — I’ve been to Yogurtland maybe 7 or 8 times now (yea, I know, yogurt addiction!) and I’ve only been able to get strawberry once.
The store seems to be Looney Toons themed, so you can pick cute plastic spoons that are Bugs Bunny or Tweety themed. They have a lot of different promotions all over the place, so a quick search on Google can get you some pretty nice discounts.
In terms of their actual flavours, they’re really just OK — their tart is kind of sweet, and some of their flavours are on the bland side.

My first visit ever to Yogurtland was disappointing. I got one of their big cups and filled it up with a number of different flavors to determine which one I would like. The result was pretty sad. I had a hard time identifying flavors. They were different, but did not taste like what I put in the cup. Pistachio didn’t taste like pistachio, pecan was worse, and strawberry just had a chemical taste. The other flavors I had, I couldn’t distinguish in the cup. I got some vanilla, but I couldn’t find it any more as it just disappeared all in a chemical mush.
No thanks. Good news though is that I didn’t get sick.

I’ve had multiple Yogurtland experiences, mainly on the West coast (LA!) and am a loyal Yogurtland lover, BUT this store in particular… was really disappointing.
Yes, they have a ton of flavors and the service is great, but the toppings bar was a flop (think, under ripe fruit and little selection) and some of the flavors they had in store were not that exciting. I also hate when froyo melts too fast, and for some reason, most of the flavors here melt in a heartbeat!
Some flavors that I did enjoy though (that didn’t melt before I could eat it!): New york cheesecake, kona coffee, plain tart, lemon cookie, and pistachio.
Would love to see the green tea and taro flavor here!!! I bet it’d be a hit!

Dutch Choc
Peanut Butter
Pecan & Praline
Madagascar Vanilla Bean
Pistachio
Red Velvet Cupcake Batter
Double Cookies & Cream
Cactus Berry Tart
New York Cheesecake
Fresh Strawberry
Lemon Cream Cookie
Toasted Coconut
Strawberry Lemonade Sorbet
Guava Grapefruit Sorbet
Kona Coffee Blend
Plain Tart
You can also mix them and get combo flavors. I really enjoyed the non dairy sorbets and am excited that they will be changing the flavors of these too.
The Looney Toon spoons are very cute!
There is not much seating space inside so plan to get it and go or sit outside and enjoy the last of the summer days.
Students, prof, staff at the colleges and univ — show your id and get a few oz off. They also have discount and gift cards!
I really love the pictures of each flavor posted just above the self serve. The flavor, picture, nutritional info, and labels showing nuts, gluten or dairy are clearly marked make eating easier for many!

Yes! Yogurtland.
As an Angelino I’ve always wanted this to come to the greater Boston area. Great flavors and good consistency.
Like most of Boston, the price is higher than other Yogurtlands that I’ve been to in LA. Although, this seems to be about average in the area.