Yogurtland

This place is always so busy. It can get very crowded in both seating plus the line, at the same time. Would be nice if they expanded the place.

Pretty darn good. Lots of toppings to add. Kids enjoyed it. They didn’t have marshmallow sauce, kinda weird. I thought LA yogurt was pricey. This place is up there with LA pricing. It’s busy and it nice to sit outside at night in the warm weather.

The inside is clean but when they get busy they forget to empty the outside trash. I really enjoy the employees and their new favors. They keep them stock every time I am there:). It can get expensive if you add extra stuff.

I am writing this on behalf of my 8 year old son. «This is the best froyo place ever. »

I don’t know what happened to Yogurtland, it’s been almost a year their frozen yogurt are basically just milk/​water and sugar! no flavor!
everything tastes the same and way too sweet!
it’s not only at that place, I’ve been to several locations in LA and Vegas, same statement. I guess they changed their recipe at a corporate level… I use to go to Yogurtland very often but frankly now they lost my business.

Usually love going to Yogurtland, but I saw some things this visit that bothered me. First the by is that a girl working there (didn’t catch her name) was wearing yoga pants, & a top that did not cover her butt. I find it very unprofessional when girls wear yoga pants in the workplace.
Then, as my boyfriend & I were trying to get toppings on our yogurt, there were no more bananas, we waited to ask someone working, but, all of the workers were in the back. We waited about three minutes (although that does not seem that long, it was enough time to be able to just walk out w/​out paying & no one noticing) after we waited, I got impatient & yelled out «Hello?» About thirty seconds after, a worker came out looking confused/​nervous & asked us if we were ready to pay. We told her we were not, & that we wanted some bananas, she then ran back to the kitchen, & was gone for another minute. Then, a gentleman came out & asked if we were ready to pay, we informed him, again, that we were waiting on bananas. The girl then got the bananas & we paid & left
Although these seem like very little things, I find it concerning that the workers were in the back from when my boyfriend & I got in the line to get our flavors from when I yelled out «hello?» So that is approximately 4 – 6 minutes, which like I stated before, would be just enough time to walk out w/​yogurt w/​out paying. I also found it inappropriate & unprofessional that the young lady we first encountered was wearing such tight «pants».

Yogurtland is dessert Mecca. A place where Frozen Yogurt can be enjoyed by the quart if you must. They carry about a dozen different flavors for you to self dispense. This is where they get you because you must have a little self discipline to not overindulge. Once you decide which tasty flavors you want to blend. They have a topping bar that includes fruit, chocolate chips, cheesecake bites, cookie dough bits, cereal and my new favorite boba beads.
My Creation
–Coconut froyo
–Runnin Rebel Red Velvet froyo
–Pumpkin
topped with
–cheesecake bites
–peach boba
wanted to keep it simple as to not complicate the flavors to much. The pumpkin and red velvet had a very pronounced flavor that was very tasty but the coconut was more subtle and smooth.
I had a good visit this time, but the best part is that the entire family of 4 ate for under $ 10. The key for the kiddos is get all the light stuff like cereal and whip cream. It gets the same result. Happy kiddos!

I guess I give it 3 stars, because I don’t like Yogurt, I wanted some Ice Cream instead, but this was only place close to my Dad’s house.
I thought it was a little pricey for just 3 yogurts, and mine was like small not much in there and it came to $ 14.
Next time I’ll find an ice cream place that doesn’t over charge for little toppings.

Love all the flavor and now with all this candy crush this just get endlessly delicious. But aside from this flavors my all time favorite is plain yogurt with strawberries, kiwi, blueberries, pineapple and mango. Topped with chocolate sauce, granola and almond, whip cream and cherry on top .
Place is clean, service at night is great I hadn’t had a chance to go in the AM time but I love this place.

Love frozen yogurt! They always have such great flavors and fresh fruit for toppings! This location is always very clean and the staff is very friendly. Last visit they set me up with a Yogurtland card which is great because you can earn free yogurt! Keep up the good work and I will keep coming!!!

Our favorite place for a treat! Great product and very affordable!!! Can’t go wrong with it!

This was the first time coming to the location and i will not be returning back, i work in the food and beverage industry and when you have an open area you need to watch it and make sure kids dont put their hands in things. When im in line and see kids grabbing stuff with there dirty hands parents not watching them and staff not saying anything and just scrapping the toppings from the dirty counter and dirty kids hands back into the toppings… really i couldn’t believe what i saw talking about health code violation. Not coming back again.

This is one of my favorite locations — there was a line of people on Saturday night and the cashiers moved efficiently and quickly to service customers — I will drive to this location for the customer service — thank you! Unlike the W. Lake Mead location!

This location has everything going for it: less crowds, easy parking and friendly staff. I recently found myself coming here a lot more because some of their flavors get addicting! But I do also like that they change/​rotate their flavors often.
Never been to Yogurtland? The process is simple! Grab a cup and fill it with different flavors of yogurt. Then sprinkle your toppings on top and check out. The cost is 39 cents per ounce no matter what’s in your cup.
Be sure to sign up for a rewards card to put towards free yogurt! You can also ask for sample cups if you want to try a new flavor

Same old, same old.
The flavors are good. I usually get vanilla bean, chocolate, cheesecake, and sometimes strawberry… Since the other flavors are kinda weird. I have tried better, though. I guess living in Vegas makes everything taste different/​have a different vibe, because the yogurt land in the Bay Area (California) just felt so much better. Well, frozen yogurt was better in the Bay — period.
It was kinda dirty being in there. Everything looked sticky/​dusty. It was gross. I mean, the toppings area was kept clean, but still. Why would anyone want to hang out in a place that doesn’t look well kept.

Always flavorful and delicious! Tons of flavors to choose from, and they’re always adding seasonal tastes as well!
Perfect family dessert or treat stop! Always a lot of people no matter what time of year. It really gives a great energy to the place, and it makes you excited to go there for your treat!
My personal favorite flavors would be anything tropical or fruit flavored. I like to mix vanilla or plain flavor, then I’ll add mochi and white chocolate chips for extra fun flavor. My mouth is watering now!

This yogurt place was pretty good. Great toppings and more. I am giving it a three for more selfish reasons here. Their options in flavors were not very good. When a yogurt place like this has two different versions of chocolate, when they could through in a blueberry or something better, I tend to cringe.

I’m a Yogurtland fan but this location just seems to be slipping in quality. We’ve been here a handful of times since it’s so close to our house. The yogurt itself is great, I love trying the new flavors and I like the fact that they venture out with unusual flavors and toppings. Most of the time, I’m faced with the «I can’t decide what flavor I want» dilemma and end up having way too much stuff in my cup that I never finish. On the plus side of that, the prices are excellent for what you get and we almost never spend over $ 10 for the 3 of us.
My problem with this location is the management, or lack thereof really. This location gets craaaazy busy and many times you’re stuck waiting in line. That doesn’t bother me much as getting through that line only to find out there’s stuff out at the topping bar. Stuff that the employees apparently have no interest in refilling. We were in just the other night and the whipped cream was out. Which, if you haven’t tried that, I highly suggest you do… it’s really good. So, I looked the girl straight in the face THREE times and said there’s no whipped cream and she looked at me like I was stupid. She made no effort to get more or even tell someone else that it was out.
I have to assume the lazy employees and the apparent lack of management is why the store always seems to be dirty too. There’s usually melted yogurt all over the tables, chairs and trash cans. Not to mention the yogurt machines themselves being dirty and the topping bar looking like a sweets tornado just rolled through. How they manage that with 3 employees standing behind that counter blows my mind. The product and price deserves an easy 4 stars but the service and cleanliness is 1 star and generally why we go visit other businesses to satisfy our sweet tooth!

I really like it here, really good yogurt and the employees are always nice. I’m the person that has to try every new flavor possible when I come into the place, cause I can never make up my mind.
The only thing that ever irritates me here is when there’s a machine empty. Goddamn it I want my dutch chocolate quit standing around and fill that sucker up so I can continue being a fatass please and thank you. Usually doesn’t happen very often to me, but I notice a lot of the popular flavors are reallllllyyy sloowww coming out of the machine. Better hop to it smiley cashier!

I like this place for many reasons, but mostly because it’s close to my house and it’s a DIY kind of fro-​yo joint. Plus, it’s frozen yogurt not ice cream, so I don’t feel very guilty after my visit.
They have a lot of different flavors to choose from including coffee flavors, fruity flavors, seasonal, or just plain tart. Plus there are a bunch of different toppings too. I like the crushed candy bars like reeses or heath bar. There is always fresh fruit, cereal, granola, dark chocolate chips, mochi, and even different syrups like dark chocolate or peanut butter to top it all off. Of course they offer more than I listed. You can add as little or as much as you’d like. The price depends on how much it weighs. For two people we get out of there for $ 7 or $ 8 for a couple of nice sized bowls of froyo with toppings.
The teenagers who work here are friendly and helpful. The store itself is always very clean even though it’s almost always very busy. We usually drive home to enjoy our dessert, but they have seating inside and out for those hot summer nights.