Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

Date night tonight. We went to eat delicious fired pie pizza then we came to Orange leaf for our first time. We weren’t sure what to do to start then we saw the cups on the wall. From there I got the brownie batter with some brownie bits and my husband got tuxedo oreo. Such delicious frozen yogurt! I had no idea they charged by pound though since it was our first time. I signed up for their mobile punch card though. Saves money! The manager is a nice man very gracious and kind. We will be back on another date night!

Really good selection. I love the orange non –diary flavor and also the toppings are really good. My little one absolutely loves this place :)

I love Frozen Yogurt! This place has many options! Good, and delicious ones at that! Really clean location too with many places to sit inside and outside. Just could use some more friendly customer service rather than a robotic answer from the gentleman working. Other than that, great spot for yogurt and delicious treats!!!

The yogurt is delicious. Too bad the owners are assholes. When you ask for sample cups be prepared to only get 1 and when you asked for more the dog you no thanks I won’t give them my business

So far our favorite froyo place close to home! Lots of great choices and Awesome toppings, real cookie dough (2different kinds actually) and real big chunks of different candy bars, super good. yes they only give you one sample cup and you do have to ask for it but you really only need one cup for small samples. the prices are also cheaper then others in my area :-)

The yogurt is fine I personally only go here for the pineapple. You don’t get the option to sample much other flavors. I agree with most of the reviews definitely awkward when asking for a sample cup almost to the point where you wish you went somewhere else to get yogurt. You would think that with competition down the street that they would do as much as possible to keep their customers happy.

Ever since I experienced it for the first time in California over summer, I had been on a mad wild hunt for Dole Whip. Searching everywhere I could look up, I have found only one location in Arizona that carries this delicious, creamy, non-​dairy treat. One location with the famous pineapple that I fell in love with.
Tonight on a whim, my date and I decided to go into Orange Leaf to get some frozen yogurt as our dessert. Be still my heart! As I looked down the wall of all the delicious sounding frozen yogurts, my eyes halted and I found what I’ve been dreaming about for months. Dole Whip! Pineapple and orange! I needed to try them both. So delicious so worth it. I also tried the Oreo flavored frozen yogurt. Definitely tasted like Oreo. They have many yummy sounding flavors that I’ll have to go back and try soon. Also, the rewards card they gave me is pretty nifty!
Thank you Orange Leaf, you made me, my mouth, and my tummy beyond happy tonight!

Mmmmm this place was yum. We usually go to yogurtland but wanted to try something new. I have driven by orange leaf a lot but never a second did i think about stoping. Walked in and i love how much room there is and very clean. Friendly customer service also. Glad I finally decided to go in and try it. I like the pineapple flavored yogurt. It’s hidden back in the corner and I will definitely go here again.

Wow I never knew there was so much drama regarding tasting cups! I will say I saw a LOT of people abuse the tasting/​sampling at Mojo in. Biltmore, which went out of business…
As for my own experiences here, they’ve been fine. I’ve seen the cashiers wipe down and clean when they’re not busy ringing orders, which I admired. They always have mochi that’s not stale, and I am a fan of some of their flavors (the mint was fantastic the one time they had it).
My mother feels this is the best frozen yogurt shop around (she really didn’t like Yogurtland or the place that shut down in the mall).
I will say that after several years I still have no idea how to access their «free Wi-​Fi,» and don’t care enough to find out how (I just use my cell network connection).

THERE’S A REASON NOT A SOUL WAS IN THERE! I went there for the first time today and will never return! I don’t trust them and think they’re out to make a buck on you…
I brought my 19 month old in and said, hello, asked if they had dairy free (the owner pointed to the corner) and explained that I have 3 kids but I’d rather check it out today to see if the youngest likes the dairy free before bringing them all in.
I asked if they had a taster or small cup since she’s tiny and was just having a bit. He pointed to these 1 – 2 ounce cups by the water (the kind you’d see at a dentist’s office to swing water)
When I went to the area that said dairy free on the label (keep in mind I’m chasing my 1 year old around a very empty store), I pulled down and a runny «yogurt» came out. I asked what happened and he said it is a smoothie. I wasn’t expecting that in a place where «frozen yogurt» is part of the name.
When I went to pay, he tried to charge me $ 1.50!!! I said, are you serious? He said he’d give me a «discount» to $ 1. Realize this is a tiny, tiny cup! He said that normally it’s $ 3.99 a 16 ounce cup. I said, then how in the world are you charging me $ 1.50 or even $ 1? If this were a 2 ounce cup, that’d be maybe 50 cents!
He was rude and sharp as he said, «It’s more when you buy less.» Are you serious??? This is the dodgy, smarmy business you’re dealing with if you go there. He could have easily had a customer who would have returned with many kids and easily made money. Instead he chose to overcharge me and give me attitude!
Congrats sir– after this story is posted on Facebook, shared with others, I assure you, you’ve lost more than the $ 1.50 you wanted to scam off of me. You could have had a customer for life, instead you showed that you have no interest in your customers. Do I think this type of guy would try to find a way to scam others if he’s so interested in increasing his sales by pennies? Totally. There are just way too many other yogurt options out there! While I’m writing this post to others, he’s sitting alone in a totally empty store. If you like their yogurt, go to their other locations. This franchisee doesn’t treat customers with respect or any good business sense.

As far as FroYo goes orange leaf is always a good choice. Good selections of flavors, the yogurt has a good twang of tartness. Good topping selections, and the bar has always been nice and clean when we’ve been in. I like the little bobba balls, might not be everybody’s cup of tea (bubble tea reference, sort of).
Yeah, I’d go here again.

The peanut butter frozen yogurt is pretty good. Their cookie dough is AMAZING!!! I absolutely love it! This is one of the places in the whole valley that I have found that carry cookie dough that isn’t chocolate chip… This is honestly the main reason why I go here. It is that good! For me the only draw back is that they don’t carry peanut butter that you can squeeze on top of your frozen yogurt. If they did I would definitely go here more often. Another definite plus is that they have more options of flavors then most places!

The attendant (May have been the owner) was not very friendly. He actually yelled at the people in front of me when we were paying because he wouldn’t accept one of their gift cards. He was rather condescending. I do love the flavors or yogurt here but the customer service lacks.

Yogurts are tasty and good but lack of flavors. There is no change in flavors except one fruit change.

Came to this Orange Leaf to celebrate a special occasion for my children. Unfortunately, we received the worst customer service ever. After already purchasing 2 extremely large and expensive yogurts for family members, my 6 year old was told by the owner that she was not allowed to get a tasting cup as she had already tasted another flavor. He said we were not allowed more than 3 tastes (she had only had one taste and had accidentally dropped the other empty cup). I explained that we would be purchasing my daughter a very large yogurt, but she wanted to make sure she got what she liked. He refused to give us more tastes. I have never experienced this at any other yogurt place. I will not be returning to this Orange Leaf. I would avoid this place if you have young children that need to try flavors before purchasing. The owner is not accommodating.

I don’t care about sample cups but I do love their non dairy selections and toppings more than any other froyo in the area.
The owner has always been pleasant with us and their punch card saves us a few bucks every other visit.
The place is always clean and comfortable.

nice selection of flavors. my personal preference are the dairy free choices. toppings are fresh. love coming here for a sweet treat.

After passing by it so many times when hitting up whole foods or sports clips, we finally decided to give this chain a shot.
There’s a lot of flavors and few stood out as unique or hard to find like Pineapple, Snickerdoodle, and Oatmeal Cookie. With 17 flavors, you’d think you’d have ample opportunity to try some of them out.
Think again! The oh so friendly employee who gave us an absolutely wonderful scowl when we came in turned out to be the keeper of the sample cups too. And oh such a stingy keeper she was. We got one sample cup per person to go with a nasty look for simply asking for one. Heaven forbid I want to try the yogurt before I buy it! That’s $ 0.005 cents of yogurt that Orange Leaf is giving away per cup! We can’t have that! Seriously, frozen yogurt shops are meant to be a fun place. This employee looked like she’d rather be having hot pokers stuck under her finger nails. And it’s clear this is standard at this location because there’s plenty of other Unilocalers who’ve had a similar or worse experience when dealing with the staff.
And what the heck is the point of limiting sample cups?! And don’t give me the «going green» crap. That defense is null when you don’t offer any sort of reusable cup that you can buy to limit the paper waste from paper cups. There is no purpose to it other than to give patrons sticky fingers and risk cross contaminating the dispensers. Seriously, sample cup hoarding just makes me want to take that one cup, sample every single flavor at least twice, then walk out without paying a dime. [End rant]
Getting back on track, the yogurt was good but the topping bar was lacking. The fruit wasn’t that good and if you don’t want fruit, you have a limited selection of other toppings you can pick from.
Overall, with other chain yogurt shops that listen to their customer and a local shop popping up every few weeks, I’m not going to inconvenience myself to come back here again anytime soon. Would have been a one star but tossed them a bone for nice décor and the yogurt that was more cheerful than the staff.

Just another corporate yogurt place.
Every time I’ve been to the Chandler Whole Foods in this same shopping center, I’d drive past Orange Leaf and remind myself I still needed to try the place.
Well, Friday night, finally stopped in here.
Nice, open spacious set up. Comfy padded chairs. Brightly lit and seemed clean.
Huge variety of flavors that night (17), two dairy free options and one NSA with cute names like «Snickerdoodle: Tastes as happy as it sounds!» and «Pineapple: Don’t let the spikes fool you, it’s tasty!»
If there’s one thing I despise about self-​serve yogurt joints it’s sample cup hoarders. Oh, you say your shop’s going green? Just stop, please. Especially if there’s no recycling bin or reusable containers available for purchase!
It’s even more annoying when you have to ask for them and an employee looks at you like you just murdered their first born.
The disgruntled employee (who didn’t greet anyone, by the way, she looked like she was in sheer pain) gave us each one. Yes, one each. Hello, dispenser contamination! Gross.
You run a yogurt shop; customers want to try your product. Just put a bin of cups out like everyone else does.
As far as the yogurt goes, it was great. I mixed pineapple and coconut together, two flavors I can never seem to find! Dude had the Snickerdoodle, which yes, tasted as happy as it sounds.
Toppings bar is kind of weak, and the fruit didn’t seem fresh. Great variety of Boba flavors though, most I’ve seen in the area.
With froyo shops on almost every corner in the Valley, not sure I’d go out of my way to come here again.

Cute froyo shop near home. My favorites are the coconut and the pineapple. I was super excited when I saw taro, but was disappointed when I got a taste. It is tart and I personally think taro shouldn’t be tart. Anyway, the pineapple is amazing and I’ll just stick with that.
They have lots of unique toppings, including different flavored bobas. They aren’t really bobas, more like round balls shaped like boba that burst with juice when you pop them. I usually steer clear of those and goes straight for the mochi. They also offer the usual fresh fruit, candies, chocolates, cereals, nuts and etc… Price is comparable to all other self serve yogurt shops.