Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

I am new to the area and I am so happy this yummy place is close to me!!! They have sooooooo many options of flavors and toppings! I was like a kid in a candy store!!! But the tricky thing is the huge cup size the give you! They want you to get alot because you pay by ounce. So be careful it adds up!!! But I still love this place! I go at least once a week! Also the people there are really nice and it’s always super clean!!! Go check it out!!! :-)

How have I not reviewed the Canton Orange Leaf. This is the FIRST place I ever got self-​serve frozen yogurt. This was the FIRST place throughout southern Massachusetts.
For that, you get 5 stars. Otherwise, this location would be 4. After the Canton location opened, another Orange Leaf opened up closer to me in Needham, which is larger, and not cramped (and has USB plugs!). This location provides the same great yogurt and MILLIONS of toppings and syrups. The staff have always been very friendly and the seating area is really nice. May be very crowded often, and definitely on weekends, yet there is seating outside as well.
Really great place, and definitely the first in this area, and one of the first in Massachusetts.
Highly suggested.
Located in the Village Shoppes in Canton at the junction of Route 27 by the Sharon & Stoughton line.

The kids absolutely love being able to serve themselves. The proprietor is a very nice guy, spent time with us going over options and the rewards program. Definitely will return soon after dinner at halfway café or other reasons to be at cobb corner.

They’ve got the formula down, here. Sparkling clean facilities, friendly staff, lots of yogurt and topping options, and a reasonable price.

The Orange Leaf franchise is a disappointment. I’ve been here many times bc my brother’s friends like it here. 1 out of 6 times I get something. Their froyo isn’t as smooth as other places and a lot of the times they are watery. The toppings aren’t too exciting and sometimes their fruits are old or mooshy looking. I’d much rather go to iCraze near CVS, Walgreens and Susu Sushi.

I had been to a few different Orange Leafs before coming to the one in Canton, so I knew what to expect ahead of time. But, that having been said, the employees here have always been very friendly, welcoming, and helpful — more so than any other store. I know before I go in that I’m going to get good service.
What you need to know about Orange Leaf is that everything is paid for by weight. You can fill your cup all the way up or just get a little, it doesn’t matter. This store in particular is the only one I have been to that has chocolate dipped fruit. Totally. Awesome. I look forward to it every time!
All in all, great place. 5 stars all the way. However, I do have some suggestions;
1) I had a waffle bowl once. While it was still tasty and such, it was a little soft. Could waffle bowls be made to order?
2) Can nuts be switched up every once in a while? I’d love to be able to throw some cashews into the salted caramel, or make a turtle flavor with pecans, or even some macadamia nuts with the pineapple for a Hawaiian flavor!

I’m not huge on icecream, but froyo is a nice light dessert that I can feel good about eating. I love all the different flavors and toppings I can choose from. And you can mix and match whatever you want.

Treats with my 5 year old. Yogurt was very watery today and seemed more expensive. He loves picking his own flavor. Was nice after shots at the doctor today!

They’ve done a good job hiring people behind the counter and over near the yogurt dispensers. Very friendly and helpful people. Makes the experience that much better. I’m not a huge froyo fan, but again the staff I’ve come across so far have made it great to go there.

Orange Leaf has salted caramel now… and it’s glorious! Had to give them the 5^th star for that. Please don’t ever take it away (or give me a heads up so I can stock up beforehand).

Rating says it all, «As good as it gets»
I’ve tried them all, Pinkberry, Red Mango, and all of the other franchise companies that I can’t even remember the names to, but none of them even come close in comparison. Orange Leaf is simply in a league of it’s own, mind you this is coming from an ice cream advocate. Needless to say, I will be returning for more.
The main reason I am writing this review is to get positive word out so more people can have the same experience that my family and I have had, multiple times. From the cleanliness, to the array of toppings, sauces, choices in flavors and quantities to feed a small army, OL has multiple steps over any competition. EVEN THE PRICE! On top of all of this, the staff was beyond helpful. Allowing not only myself but my very picky niece to taste test literally every flavor without even a sigh of frustration. Little stuff like that matters in my eyes, you’re doing it right guys.
So if you’re looking for a fun, healthier alternative to a frozen treat, this is your spot.
¹⁰⁄₁₀ — L. D

I went into here for the first time, and it was super fun! I love buffets so this was right up my alley. I loved putting whatever I wanted in my froyo and I was pleasantly surprised to see staff cutting up fresh strawberries behind the counter.
Very clean, with helpful staff. One staff member even noticed we didn’t have spoons and got them for us after we sat down.
I’ll definitely go again.

two words: VEGAN OPTIONS !!! HOLLA!
YES! I am so so so so glad I discovered this place. For years I have felt so left out while the froyo trend has swept the nation but me being vegan couldn’t participate. I am so happy that I have found a place that offers not one but TWO vegan (non-​dairy) options! SCORE! I only learned about it because my coworker told me when she just happened to spot it. Of course being who I am, made it a point to drive all the way to Canton just to try it. YUM!
I got both the non-​dairy flavors (orange and pineapple) and put a ton of fruit flavors along with some boba and also some sprinkles and oreo crumbs. My boyfriend and his son got the other flavors (dairy) and lots of toppings. Even with the 10% discount (hello Unilocal check-​in) we still spent around $ 20 for 3 cups. My boyfriend has gone before since he’s a Canton firefighter so they sometimes stop by.
We had a good time, the portions can be huge if you fill the cup! I think it’s funny though that people consider this a healthy snack. Umm no it’s not. Check out the ingredients — sugar sugar sugar and artificial flavors and dyes. Think of it as just like getting any ice cream. It’s not healthy but fun!
The staff there were super friendly and greeted us right when we walked in. Also the seating is cool. I am sure we will be back a lot this summer, please open a location in downtown Boston!

This was my first time at an Orange Leaf, and I was surprised it was all self-​serve! I liked that set-​up much more than places such as Pinkberry or BerryLine, where you have to instruct an employee on every detail of your froyo. I tend to be very particular, so avoiding that hassle is nice. The flavors available when I went were all tasty, and there was an employee by the machines who was happy to give us samples. The topping bar was packed with a glorious wonderland of choices, ranging from fruit to Captain Crunch to whole Resee’s peanut butter cups.
The only warning I have is that it gets pricey fairly quick; you pay for your froyo creation by weight, so be careful! Also, having all the fruit for toppings is wonderful, but it would be nice if they had some sort of no-​sugar-​added flavor available for people trying to be more health conscious!

I had high hopes for this place, but overall, I was not impressed. I tried three flavors of yogurt: chocolate, coffee and coconut and, weirdly, they all kind of tasted the same. There really was not much flavor, just the refreshment of cold fro-​yo. The service here was super friendly and polite. I was greeted at the fro-​yo station and the staff person seemed genuinely interested in telling me all about the fro-​yo set up. Also, I was amazed that my fro-​yo was almost $ 7 and this is for the small serving. Granted, I hadn’t eaten lunch so I was a bit hungry, but my usual fro-​yos at other places are in the $ 4 – 5 range. They have nice outdoor seating, but that seating turned not so nice when a horde of tweens descended on the area, giggling and cursing. I was almost done with my fro-​yo so I bounced. Personally, I’d go elsewhere next time. The price and lack of flavor to the fro-​yo makes this place sub-​par.

There is nothing explicitly wrong with this place aside from price. It was clean. The service was friendly. I get the draw. But let’s be honest for a second, they aren’t rewriting the recipe for ice cream or frozen yogurt. The place operates like the self checkout line in the supermarket. You do all the work and give them your money. Fine. But I used to work at McDonald’s. I got paid to make McFlurries, and somehow you walk through their door into the twilight zone and they expect you to pay more to do their job. It’s fun! is what they want me to think. I guess? I didn’t think it was fun 10 years ago when I was getting paid but fine. So, we get frappes. Somehow one drink came to more than a whole meal at five guys. Some toppings they charge you for, some they don’t, they charge by the weight, so you have a roundabout idea of what weight fits in to what container, but you have zero clue about the actual cost until they are giving you your change. (think the plastic containers at the supermarket deli, sure, that middle sized one says a pound, but you know darn well that potato salad isn’t going to be the advertised price if he just stuffs that container full). If I need a five minute crash course on how you’re going to charge me I don’t find your eatery fun any more. At the very least give your customers a scale before the register so they know what they are getting in to. For the record, neither I, or my friend thought the drinks were all that great. $ 8 for a frappé in an average medium sized cup here. Also, toppings add weight, so the more toppings you add the more ice cream you’re paying for and not getting. Charging me for a topping, and then charging me for it a second time when you weigh it is absurd.
Honestly, Crescent Ridge is two minutes down the road. What they charge you is very clear, and about a third of what this place costs. You think Orange Leaf is healthier? It’s not. Ridge has more options, and cows. Cows are fun. Right?

Yummy!

Some of the best frozen desserts I’ve ever had. Love their choices of flavors & the ability to take how much/​little I want. Like putting on my own toppings & how clean the store is kept
Everyone is friendly and sincere, non of the old, «whose next» when your the only one in line like some of the fast food joints.
I have been visiting OL at least twice/​week average!

I found another love!
Orange Leaf is a fantastic, yummy place to get your froyo on. Delicious flavors! Seasonal flavors as well. Toppings galore. I love this place.
Plenty of cool seating inside.
This is now my favorite froyo.
Almost forgot to mention the frojoe. A coffee and froyo mix, who would of thought?!

This place is awesome in so many ways.
Firstly, the froyo selection is not only fabulous but unique. Seasonal flavors like caramel apple and specialty flavors like Oreo 100^th Birthday Cake made me smile. It was also nice that they allowed you to taste a little before going «all in» and filling a huge cup with something you might not like. You can also mix and match flavors which is so fun!
There are a plethora of toppings to choose from — which is a blessing AND a curse because you load up and then it can get pretty pricey. But man, is it delicious!!!
Best froyo place I’ve been to.