Yogurtland

Great yogurt and the bobos are delicious. Service was really friendly.

Yay, they had diced cheesecake bites as a topping and nicely flavored froyo and happy staff!
Yogurt here was always pleasantly flavored, no weird chemical overtones to any of the flavors I tasted. To me this single criteria determines my return. Didn’t give 5 stars because an unusually high amount of the most appealing flavors were out of commission. Many people around me noticed and were also bummed and quietly rioting. ;)
Flavors I tried:
Cupcake batter, not a strong batter taste but pleasant and one I chose for my bowl.
Tart blueberry, tart and freshly berry flavored.
Malt vanilla, really good and rich with a surprisingly malty flavor & went in my bowl.
Salted Caramel pecan, texture wasn’t as creamy as others but was really flavorful with not too much salt and a nice nutty flavor. I also put a little in my dish:)
Something Chocolate truffley, I wanted to like this one but it wasn’t good to me and had the most artificial flavor. It’s better than some I’ve tried though (and notably I heard some guy excitedly say it was his fave so obv some people love it)
Toasted coconut, coconut is usually not that good and really artificial tasting to me but this one was the total opposite: creamy, gently toasty, and had a rich coconut flavor and obviously I included it in my bowl.
I’ll be back to check out Pumpkin pie and Pistachio, both were MIA. As was red velvet. If flavors are ultra important consider calling to see if they’re available at the time. However so many were there and tasty you’ll probably be fine winging it!
The toppings here are the other reason I’ll be back. I’m always looking for places that have nice quality «bakery» toppings like little mini cheesecake cubes, cookie dough bites and brownie pieces etc. The first two were here and were pretty good. Maybe the cheesecake was on the older side or it just had a «firmer outside/​soft inside texture», since this was my first visit it’s hard to say.
The girl who was working there was really pleasant and sweet. I just went to a Peach wave earlier in the week per someone else’s request and they had less bakery style toppings (many more sauces though) however the staff was NOT pleasant. Sometimes froyo workers seem kind of iffy and I was really relieved that the staff here was so nice and polite!

I’m a happy regular here. Aside from a few blips (they «ran out» of sprinkles once when all my kid wanted was sprinkles. I use the «» because the teenager that was working the register seemed clueless and was not helpful, apologetic, or convincing… Also, tonight’s vanilla flavor tasted like coconut and they stared wide eyed saying «People have been saying that. Weird…») I’ve never left disappointed. Great selection of froyo flavors and toppings. It’s almost always busy. My only complaint is that they keep the store extremely cold. I have to bring a sweatshirt in for my kid because she freezes before she can even start eating her treat. The cool feels good for about five minutes in late July, and then we can’t wait to get outside and thaw out. It’s uncomfortable, really. Despite that, we’ll probably see you again soon!

Always a busy place for families to stop by and enjoy some yogurt. Self serve and has a really good selection. I like the plain yogurt and coffee. The best part is the topping selections. Try the bubble toppings they have a unique texture and taste really good.

The dairy free options are WAY too sweet. The staff is in the back laughing and giggling while the trash cans overflow and tables need wiping. Such a bummer

I really like Yogurtland and wish there were one closer to me. Until then, this is my go-​to location.
What I like:
Lots of delicious yogurt flavors
Good mix-​ins
Nice loyalty program
Cheerful employees (albeit all teenagers)
What I don’t like:
Location — horrible dangerous parking lot
Often when I walk in the place smells like bathroom sanitizer (and bathroom)
Somewhat sterile décor and seats/​tables (maybe the better to hose down?)
My only suggestion relative to the food/​yogurt itself is to go with some pie filling type toppings, as the fresh fruit doesn’t go so well on the yogurt, think Cold Stone.

I’m a really big fan of froyo. I think that it is a great alternative to ice cream. I can definitely taste that it is slightly healthier in terms of the fat/​cream content. However, I do think that you can do froyo incorrectly. In my opinion, Yogurtland has the best froyo in the Highlands Ranch area. I like how they always differentiate their flavors to keep things interesting. But, it’s also good that they keep the really standard flavors like the tart. Their topping variety is very good. The froyo itself has a very good combination of tart and sweetness. There doesn’t seem to be a weird aftertaste from eating the froyo. Being a student, I think that the low price offered here is great. It’s very budget friendly. I definitely recommend Yogurtland over the other froyo places around.

Yogurtland is your pretty standard yogurt place. They do a good job of getting a variety of flavors and adding something new regularly but I don’t think their Yogurt stands on its own. I ending up going here more often than other places based on proximity to my house, but I would frequent other places if they were closer.

I never understood froyo until I came here.
In the last month, we tried TCBY and Yogurtini. I thought TCBY was decent and Yogurtini just okay. But I wasn’t really that impressed other than I like the self-​serve concept.
Well, Yogurtland made me a believer. It comes down to the yogurt. Here all the flavors just taste good. It’s that simple.

Froyo shops are all over the place, there always seems to be a new one poppin’ up somewhere, but Yogurtland is my favorite. I like YL the best because they have SO many options, I never am disappointed that my favorite flavor coconut is not available. I tend to get the same thing when I go in — coconut froyo (maybe I’ll mix it if I’m feeling adventurous) topped with shredded coconut, strawberries, pineapple and sometimes a drizzle of chocolate syrup. The place is always packed and it’s the perfect spot for a first date!

It’s a great contender for top yogurt places but for me it doesn’t take the prize. The flavors seems more sweet than flavorful, and I wasn’t impressed by their selection. Flavors change, come and go, but I’ve only had one flavor from Yogurtland that I craved which was root beer? But too bad for me because that’s a «summer» flavor.
I wasn’t very impressed by their toppings either. Bring back the waffle cone!

I have been to a lot of Frozen Yogurt places and I will have to say Yogurtland is my favorite! They have some quality flavors too choose from my favorite being the pomegranate tart. Although my favorite thing about this place is the toppings choices, I give mad props to whatever genius decided to take the marsh mellows out of lucky the charms box and use them as a topping! It’s a little bit of a drive for me but its totally worth it because of the the lucky charms marshmallows! Enjoy

Yay Yogurtland! I have been to almost all of the locations in Colorado and they are all similar. Except for the Denver one on Grant street has really annoying parking.
I go back and forth whether I like this place better or Pinkberry. I say Pinkberry is better (I like tart yogurt with fruit/​nuts toppings) but my husband likes Yogurtland better (he likes peanutbutter/​cheesecake yogurt with candy on top) if that helps. Although we both like both. Here is our comparison:
Pinkberry:
Has long lines (usually) but the workers get your yogurt & tasters so there isn’t a lot of craziness. In the end it is easier.
Only has a handful of flavors but I have always liked them.
All of them are tart & all are gluten free! Wahoo!
They have specified sizes & prices so you don’t go overboard.
Has repeat customer punch cards! YES FREE YOGURT EVENTUALLY!
Will give you a baggie of ice for traveling.
Toppings are more natural (ask for fresh cut banana mmmm)
Cool décor
Yogurtland:
You serve yourself so you can control amounts/​flavors (and don’t feel bad getting like 5 flavors mixed)
People are all over the place back & forth getting samples. Can take longer
Lots more toppings but you serve yourself so it can get hectic with lots of people & can get messy if they don’t clean up the bar.
Lots of non-​GF toppings nearby GF toppings, so risk of contamination is pretty high…
Lots more yogurt flavors than Pinkberry but only a few are «tart»
Also has 1 – 3 flavors are that not gluten free (ie cookies n cream)
Has more ‘traditional’ for yo flavors for peeps who don’t like tart.
If you go nuts you can end up with a $ 7 yogurt. Its reallllly easy.
No punch card :(
I say if you want «tart“‘ yogurt go to Pinkberry. If you want crazy toppings or non-​tart flavors go to Yogurtland.

I only took the star off because I wasn’t overwhelmed with the seating situation or the enthusiasm of the staff — nothing negative, just nothing superlative and worth a perfect review.
As far as the frozen yogurt itself, I was thrilled! A lot of my friends are majorly obsessed with Red Mango, which personally I don’t enjoy due to its overly tangy yogurt taste. I know it’s called frozen yogurt, but I grew up on TCBY and basically just want it to taste like soft serve ice cream. But that’s me.
I grabbed a bowl and filled it with dollops of probably six different flavors — red velvet cake batter, pistachio, dutch chocolate, double cookies and cream, toasted coconut… ok, maybe just five flavors. They were all good, though! And I wasn’t getting any of the tanginess with any of the flavors — maybe just a little on coconut, I guess.
I just put a dusting of crushed graham crackers on top to give some crunch, which worked out nicely. All in all, I’ll definitely be back! If you like super tangy yogurt, this may not be the place for you.

This is our most favorite fro-​yo place so far…
Best energy… always packed with a younger croud just hanging out and enjoying the yogurt and each other’s company. Staff has been consistently helpful and very upbeat.
Excellent variety of flavors. Lots of new ones scheduled to be available for the holidays. If you enjoy tart or ftuit ones, there are always a great variety here… even an occasional sorbet. Holiday examples are pumpkin pie and peppermint hot chocolate. I enjoy the cinnamon graham cracker.
It is a special treat for us to go there later at night. they are open every day until 11PM. Yea! Clean, great flavor choices, crowd, staff and energy.
Writing about it makes me wish they were open now! By the way, right now for every increment of $ 25 of gift cards you buy, you get 10 ounces of free yogurt your next trip there. That is a savings of $ 3.60…which is more than a 14% return on your money. Now I am all about great value and great taste. All my friends may just end up getting yogurtLand gift cards this holiday!
***Update 1/​17/​13***
Ii don’t think the above mentioned free 10 ounces with gift card purchases is still in effect; however, if you have a gift card and use it up before the end of January, they give you a free 10 ounces. Note: price per ounce has gone up from 36 cents to 39. Bummer. I removed one star for this since the value went down (I used to have it as 4 stars).

I love DIY froyo places. It’s so nice being able to choose the amount of toppings I want from what is really a pretty good selection. The other major benefit to this place is that it’s cheap (you pay by the ounce). I’ve loaded my cup here, dreaded the cost, and always been pleasantly surprised… never more than $ 4. So much better than Pinkberry.
Only problem is the line, which can be absolutely obscene on a summer night, sometimes 30m+. Actually, now that I think about it the line is pretty crazy on winter nights too. I find waiting in line here kind of taxing because of all the high schoolers and middle schoolers gossiping and screaming. You’re probably guaranteed to hear the word «like» and «omg» at least 30 times while you’re waiting for your froyo. But hey, we were all there once I guess.
Overall, definitely a win.

Have to say I think we’ll be frequenting this place a lot this summer.
Went with our favorite friends as a special treat for the kids and I think I enjoyed it just as much as they did.
First it’s a little overwhelming with the numerous flavors of yogurt to choose from. I think there were at least 15.
And then the amazing topping bar! WOW!
Any place that offers up fruity pebbles as a topping is awesome in my book! Of course I choose some healthier options as well with all the fresh fruit. Everything from kiwi, banana, EVERY berry and pineapple.
With a few nice chunks of granola, fruity pebbles and of course who can pass up cookie dough bites!
They have every kind of topping you could think of! Usually you go to these places and only see candy type offerings, so its a wonderful change.
Everything taste wonderful and I was shocked that both my children and I only came to $ 6.80!
Seriously, any other place and I’m forking over $ 15 easily.
So as much as I want to say RUN don’t WALK there (which will help burn off those calories). I kind of want to say stay away so my line isn’t too long.

My favorite kind of fro yo — the kind I can customize myself! A little bit of this, a little bit of that. And you don’t pay the ridiculous amount that you would elsewhere. For 30 cents per ounce, it is so reasonable… especially if you just want a little bit and not pay $ 5 for a small.
I went on a Saturday and the lines were really comparable to the long ones at Pinkberry (especially with a middle school Valentine’s day dance crew???). I do love the service as they sent one of the guys out to hand out sample cups and keep us laughing. He was a nice dude.
For two pretty packed fro yos, we paid $ 6.50. That is what I call a deal!
A request!!! Please PLEASE bring me some mint flavored fro yo!!!

There’s always something dangerous about frozen yogurt bars. There you are with a huge empty cup in your hand, pulley after pulley of delicious frozen yogurt offerings, and a toppings bar stocked with fruit, candy, and Ghiradelli syrups. Where do you begin?
With samples, of course! Although the mini-​cups are hidden by the register don’t be afraid to ask. You can do what I did and try just about every flavor until you settle on one to fill your actual cup with. All the ones I sampled were delicious from the fresh strawberry to peanut butter making my decision even harder! I ultimately went with the plain tart because it always hits the spot! For toppings I threw in some berries and was good to go.
We walked out with three decent sized servings for under five dollars! At Pinkberry you can’t get more than a mini-​sized serving for that price!
I was impressed by all the flavorings and at this price, would definitely go back.

FINALLY!!! YOGURTLAND YOU MADE IT TO COLORADO… WELCOME WELCOME! I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU!
Yogurtland is the best!
Fabulously Self-​Serve concept. Lots of sampling cups for you to try before you fill up your cup. Tons of fresh toppings and the price is just all one deal: $ 0.30/ounce. The toppings doesn’t cost more and its just part of the weight with the yogurt… Now, that’s cool!
A lot of yogurt places are not only expensive but some charge 99 cents for additional per toppings. That’s annoying and sorta a rip-​off because whoever is filling your cup isnt giving you much for that extra buck you’re paying per topping. Dont worry about that happening in Yogurtland tho! I got a big cup of fro-​yo complete with fresh fruits and cap-​n-​crunch and my bill came out to be $ 2.56.
The shop itself is brand new spanking clean and oh-​so-​cute! They have a little water station @ the corner of the store and the water tank have fresh strawberries floating inside adding to the overall visual effect. So cute ~
Kind of glad that this place isn’t sitting on Colorado Blvd like Pinkberry. You wont be worrying about the stupid long lines you’ve been seeing over there. Get in and Get out, or sit down if you prefer. :)