Yogurtland

Best ice cream in Denver. i will go back again.
I am was looking ice cream friends told me about this place. I like it!

I never get tired of this place. Ive been eating at yogurt land since the first one in LA opened years ago. I was SOOOO excited when Yogurtland came to Denver. The yogurt is fresh, the store is clean, there is seating outside, tons of yogurt choices, they let you tast them before you choose a flavor, and the toppings are endless. Personally, I usually go for the fruit toppings over anything else; many yogurt places serve frozen fruit or fruit that is not at all ripe, but yogurtland’s fruit is always fresh and always ripe. Its way better than most places. mmmmmm I love you yogurt land.

My go-​to for Froyo! Way better than the competition. Always consistently good. Quality product and super clean.

I have been a loyal Yogurtland customer since I lived in California. I was so bummed when I moved back to Denver because there was no Yogurtland, so you can bet I was there opening week at the first Yogurtland in Denver (not this location).
I can’t say anything bad. The flavors are always delicious and always changing (which sucks when they get rid of your favorites, I miss taro). Sometimes they run out of toppings, but they always refill them promptly when asked. I wish they had a bigger seating area, but aside from those minor details, Yogurtland rocks. Huge variety, great quality, always tasty and reasonably priced.

New flavors ever time I go! I love that they had the candy crush releases. Cheesecake or cupcake some is always on tap. They also have hot fudge… BONUS!!!

Kinda like the Yogurtland on S. Colorado, except with a few more hipsters and day shoppers with tiny dogs. Like that other Yogurtland, they removed the Strawberry Lemonade flavor from their lineup and thus lost that 5^th star from me. This is a frequent stop for the «It Burns Joe Fitness» extreme fitness club on their semi-​frequent bike rides from the Millenium Bridge down to Washington Park and then back [with hours spent socializing or doing fun socialized fitness activities at the Park].
Bring back the StrawberryLemonade or we continue to hold that 5^th star hostage. :| [It is a wonderful place to go for froyo tho.]

@Yogurtland #Froyo Toasted coconut with a dab of French vanilla. Add a few choice toppings. It equals deliciousness.
A little goes a long way, so a modest portion will meet the sugar fix craving while not breaking the bank.
This location is always mildly busy. And, if one knows what one wants, one can skirt the line confidently past the dumbfounded rows of people in a daze haze trying to puzzle out what they want whilst trying samples and being indecisive. They almost look tearful in attempting to make a decision. I know what I want and what I need. I charge on in yo.
The refreshing fruit flavored ice cold water dispenser at the front door makes for a wonderful refreshing blast of hydration upon entering or exiting.
Try it. You may get addicted. You’ll be glad you did.

Great and fun yogurt spot. Self service with lots of great flavors and toppings! Wish the outside seating area was more inviting (a couple tables and chairs right on the parking lot, shared with rest of shops in the complex) but can look past that.

Just recently moved to the area and Yogurtland has proved to be some of the better frozen yogurt I’ve had out here. Different locations have different flavors which I like. Also was pleasantly surprised by the price, definitely cheaper than most places.

Always busy. Close to home. Yummy flavors! It’s usually pretty clean and toppings are usually a good variety. Definitely regulars here!

I have to confess that I am an addict. This place is the best froyo place in all Denver! Personally, I only get the tart ones and comparing them with the rest, hands down best taste ever. They just added a new chocolate type that hardens in seconds. Way better than the regular liquid kind. Sweet guilty pleasure, come to me

Yummy. Always, like going.

Very friendly. but no taro flavor
My favorite is the original and taro. The cheapest and best place for yogurt. Compared to pink berry and red mango

My favorite yogurt place in Denver! Their toasted coconut is absolutely divine! I also love that they switch around flavors fairly often.

Fro-​yo turns me into a giddy, excited 13 year old girl — especially when I’m eating fro-​yo from Yogurtland. I love being able to sample various flavors, add as many toppings as I want and eat using a cute pink spoon!
So, most fro-​yo places are basically the same. You can sample the yogurt before you try it. At this location, the sample cups are right next to the counter. It seems like they’re offering exotic flavors from around the world as a promotion right now. Once you sample the flavors, you can serve yourself and fill up your cup. I decided to pick birthday cake froyo, it was awesome, but not too heavy. I usually add fruit, cheesecake, sprinkles and cookie dough. The bar with the toppings was clean and well maintained, which is always a plus! My dessert was around $ 4, so it can be more or less depending on how much froyo/​toppings you add.
I will definitely be back. It’s a fun place to bring friends, kids, etc.

I do not understand all these great reviews. I went here tonight with my husband. It is a Thursday. We showed up and it wasn’t busy — only two other customers when we walked in. We picked up a cup and started to choose our yogurt flavors. I chose the Madagascar Vanilla as did he.
I get to the toppings bar and it was just gross. Spilled candy everywhere, sticky serving spoons, etc. I passed up most of my usual toppings.
The employees left a lot to be desired. They were standing around and no one was cleaning. When we got up to the front of the line, we noticed the machine that weighs your froyo was unbelievably messy. We waited for a second thinking that the employee might clean it. Nope. She just says «You have to put your cups down!» We were trying to find a clean spot to put our second cup when she barks «BOTH of them!» Sheesh. Like it would have been so much work to wipe it down with a rag. We said that we just couldn’t find a clean spot and she just stared at us. Great customer service you have there, Yogurtland.
For a food establishment I just expect more cleanliness and friendliness. I was unimpressed as was my husband. The only reason they are even getting ONE star is because the yogurt itself was good, but with the attitude and mess everywhere? Just no. We’ll stick with Menchie’s.

Love yogurtland. Well, I love frozen yogurt in general, but Yogurtland is one of my favorite froyo spots, in spite of its uncreative name. Flavor choices are delicious. We don’t have a yogurtland near us, so we aren’t frequent visitors. I don’t know how often they change their flavors, for example. Whenever we do come, there seems to be a good selection of fruity tart flavors and rich/​creamy flavors. I especially love pistachio. Today they also had chocolate (malt?) milkshake and York peppermint patty… Both really good! Topping area offers lots of choices, clean and nicely presented.
Great service at this location today. We were greeted the moment we came in the door, offered as many sample cups as we needed, and he was generally enthusiastic and helpful with us and other customers.

Hands down best froyo in Denver. Atmosphere is good, prices are good, froyo is creamy, and always has fresh toppings.

BEST. FROYO. EVER.
seriouslyyysogood!!!
winners:
pistachio
ny cheesecake + strawberry
cookies & cream
pb + dutch chocolate
kona coffee
madagascar vanilla
awesome selection of toppings too, with fruit that’s actually fresh! i love everything about this location except i guess they could get rid of their tart flavors but meh, i have enough to work with! their strawberry water is definitely a plus too!
update (5÷30÷14): they now charge 41cents/​oz. boo. but i’m still a loyal fan! :]

As the weather warms, thoughts turn to the splendors of spring. The sun on your face, the buds on the trees, the birds in the air…
…the yogurt stacked way too high with toppings in your cup.
I remember well when the froyo (god, do people even still call it that?) craze finally touched down in Denver. Pinkberry was the first obvious flagship, and it wasn’t long before long lines were the norm no matter what time of day you visited. I’ll admit I still have a soft spot in my heart for their classic yogurt, but once Yogurtland followed on their coattails, my allegiance switched faster than a Frey’s.
The first thing you should do is get some sample cups. Grab three or four, don’t be shy. Then hit the yogurt line and sample whatever looks tasty. A lot of the flavors come and go so you’re only doing yourself a disservice by committing to the first taste to you take. Next, begin filling your cup with any yogurt (s) of your choosing. A little, a lot, whatever, go nuts. Finally, hit up the toppings and oh my god there are so many.
Deep breaths.
Don’t be afraid.
Listen to your heart.
You got this.
Finally, lay your bounty before the cashier and be dazzled as your confectionery mountain totals out to a few measly bucks. Pay and escape before they realize how criminally undercharged your meal is and demand you clean dishes in the back to make up the difference.
Consume.
Flavorful, flexible, and frugal froyo. You can’t go wrong.