Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

Our family is a big fro-​yo family, and we have our fave places in and around Seattle. This place is as good or, dare I say it, better!
This Orange Leaf is in the cutest location, in a prominent spot in a central square smack dab in the heart of «commercial» Newburyport, and a block from the water. Just lovely spot, with the brick-​paved square and benches outside and people hanging out, chatting, and cute boutiques and New England charm. Entering this place, we just had to smile, what with all the happy, bright colors (especially orange!) and cute kid-​like furniture (but sized for adults).
There are 12 or so wall-​spigots that dispense various flavors of fro-​yo, and you help yourself, and all the toppings are at an island, served buffet-​style. There are plenty of toppings (fruits and candies and more), not as many as our usual fro-​yo place back home, but my kids said that the quality of the yogurt was «way better», so they definitely both detected a difference in the flavor and texture of the actual yogurts. I liked how cute and clean the place is, and even the bathrooms are spotless and bright.
The cups are sold by weight, and it can get pretty pricey, but wow, totally worth it for a treat!

Skip the gelato place and get frozen yogurt! So creamy and delicious. Friendly staff serving frozen goodness. My sister got the gelato… Tasted my yogurt… decided to trow away the gelato and got he self a frozen yogurt!
(NOTE: Orange Leaf in Brooklyn, NY is NOT good)

Great Orange Leaf, great location. Clean inside. Friendly staff, have been here several times. Good selection of flavors, and usually there are people sitting outside listening to street performers. Went again last night and was not disappointed.

clean, neat store… helpful staff … healthy toppings AND fun candy toppings etc. love the new dividers and the smoothie option. ty

Average fro-​yo place though they have a build your own smoothie but they only offer 2 flavors. They also have two fruity flavors that are a little sour and they’re okay.

YUCK! This place is disgusting in every way! From the way to overpriced yogurt the the fact the company would move in right next to 3 small Buisenesss frozen desert places! And not to say the impolite staff, and kids sticking their spit covered hands in the topings. A definate NOPE!

Every Orange Leaf looks the same to me, but there is nothing wrong with that. They have consistently good fro yo, and switch out seasonal flavors to make it fun.
This particular location has friendly staff who are quick to welcome you and offer samples of any of the flavors. They are upbeat and hold a few fundraising events there to-​supporting the community.
It can get pricey, but as long as you know it’ll be at least $ 4 – 6 per person, you won’t be too surprised when they weigh it in.

fall seasonal special: get the pumpkin flavor! yummy!

The next time you walk in here, pay attention to the no-​fat and low-​fat flavors and gravitate there first. That’s what you want going in your orange cup before/​if you top it off with any fatty flavors. Same concept at the topping bar; start with the fruit and nuts before spooning jimmies and gummy bears and heath bar crunches onto your yogurt.
See, it’s yogurt. Frozen yogurt and it has some sodium and carbs and calories but at its essence it’s yogurt. So, if you eat healthy your stomach will thank you. If you load your cup with the fattiest flavors and more fatty toppings, you’ll need to RUN A LOT to work it off. Unless that’s your point, in which case I say enjoy!

Chain FroYo place, but I love the super-​cool orange scoop spoons. Nice toppings like, mango boa (huh?), candies and berries. A bit expensive, too.

Great concept, have never been to this place before. Lots of flavors to choose from, lots of toppings, and the inside of the store seemed clean and the staff friendly… If there were other places with as much foot traffic locally, I would seriously consider opening a franchise of this…

This shop is for kids. Little kids, big kids, baby kids, middle aged kids, All kids. Take a little dish home to your doggie kids.
When you walk in the door you step into every kid’s fantasy. The décor is over the top — from the space age styled furniture to the Highlghter Underliner colors, it screams fun. It’s bright, new, the ceilings are up in the sky somewhere, and best of all, there is nothing on the menu that tastes yucky or is absolutely good for you.
This is basically a self serve über-​buffet for making frozen yogurt dessert concoctions. They always have at least a dozen FY flavors, but they do change and rotate them. My favorites are (OK, I’m a traditionalist) vanilla, orange (which tastes like real oranges), and banana (which tastes like real bananas). The toppings run the gamut from fresh fruit to every imaginable kind of candy to other typical toppings — nuts, jimmies, coconut… The wedding cake flavored yogurt is very sweet but when you add blueberries (yes, real fresh blueberries) it’s perfect.
The biggest problem I have is that there is so much to choose from, I always overdo it and turn a healthy dessert into a a 2,000 calorie sugar binge. But it’s so worth it!

I can’t help but like it. The interior is fun and fancy (if a bit garish), spacious and modern. If I was a little kid I’d probably be fascinated, but call me mildly impressed. The froyo flavors are moderately interesting but not exceptionally daring – less celery, more brownie. They have a very nice selection of toppings, which are happily included in the price-​by-​weight. Best of all (it would be a disaster if they skimped here) — they keep it clean and tidy. I didn’t step in anything sticky or see toppings all over the counter. It’s thankfully well-​staffed.
When pressed to try a sample, don’t be shy. They offer them regularly, and some of the flavors have a different taste than what you might expect. And do watch out – there’s only one cup size, which I’ll call «small bucket», and even though it looks a bit sad to see it half empty, try to show some restraint. ;-) Not to mention that filled up to the brim it’s probably around $ 10.

Holy crap, this place is unbelievable. First, you choose from many flavors of frozen yogurt. It’s self serve, so you get as much as you want. Next, add any toppings you want. This ended up being one of the unhealthiest things I’ve ever eaten, because I just couldn’t resist. It was fairly expensive ($ 11for two frozen yogurts), but that’s probably because we went completely overboard with toppings.
Next time I’m in Newburyport, there’s no chance I won’t go here again. It’s simply incredible!

YUM. the staff could have been a little more helpful/​outgoing but the fro yo and delicious goodies made up for it.

Even after watching a bunch of snotty nose children dip their fingers into the candy toppings and lick their fingers, the froyo still tasted decent so I’ll give it a couple stars. The employees didn’t even say anything to the kids to get them to stop! G.R.O.S.S.S.S.S

A new concept in an ice cream shop — but all the rage right now. Pour your own frozen yogurt out of one of 8 machines (each with a difft flavor) then add your own toppings and pay by weight.
The shop was very busy but that’s to be expected on a warm, dry Saturday night in the middle of July, peak tourist/​vacation season. They ran out of two flavors that I had wanted — and I heard that they had run out of two others. Kind of dumb.
The toppings were okay, nothing special… your standard fare of gummy bears, chocolate chips and reese’s pieces… plus a few difft fruits…
The price seemed slightly expensive for what I got, but to be expected for a new product in a tourist/​vacation hotspot. I was just really super disappointed that they ran out of so much product and then at the cashier there was a huge and overflowing cup for tips… I navigated through a crowd to pour my own yogurt then waited to spoon toppings on it… then I am supposed to tip them???

I hope this place stays the 5 stars it deserves. The group there was friendly (probably the friendliest guy at the front who has to explain frozen yogurt that I’ve ever met. he made ME want to work for HIM). The two girls explaining what to do, (we were Orange leaf virgins) were smiling and seemed happy to explain all about frozen yogurt. Clean… I was excited to see all the toppings especially mini chocolate covered pretzels! I was a little bummed to see the Peanut Butter yogurt was out of commission, but I made up for it by adding peanut butter syrup later. We shared one 16 ounce cup… two different kinds of yogurt, about 4 toppings…$ 6. Which, if we bought an ice cream separately would be that or more anyways… and we still didn’t eat the whole thing. I was impressed with everything about it. DON“T CHANGE!

What can I say come in and sample everything !!!
Frozen yogurt
Mix in everything you can imagine form chocolate, strawberry walnuts hot fudge
You pay 49 cents per once, not bad average 600 dollars per small cup, very clean
Great parking very friendly service, will be back