Yogurtland

We’ve been patronizing Yogurtland since they first opened this location. But after not going for a few months, I took my two children last week as a special treat and we noticed that not only were they out of several flavors, but that caramel and chocolate syrups were not Ghirardelli brand anymore and have been replaced with non-​name brand generic syrups. So we tried the one that was labeled «hot fudge» and we were very disappointed to see that all it was was warmed up chocolate syrup. in addition, our halfway filled up cups (3) with nothing other than a little chocolate syrup came to $ 18 and change! I think their prices have gone up but the quality and value has gone down. I don’t think we’ll go back for a while. They don’t seem to put out coupons like they used to and I see more coupons for their competitors so we will probably patronize some others for a while see what they have to offer.

I love Yogurtland. The staff at Yogurtland in Plantation is super friendly and I love the neighborhood feel it has. The yogurt flavors are great, I never had a bad flavor and the topping selection has a lot of variety. They have a rewards app that you can download on your iphone and you can collect points for a free yogurt which is a nice customer loyalty perk.

Ever since I found Yogurtland in California, I fell in love with their concept and the offering. I was so happy to find one in Florida… I went with the original tart and added some toppings… the whole thing came out to less then $ 5… the only bad experience I had was that their mochi was dried out and hard to consume.
Easy access, lot of parking lots… if you are in the area, stopped by… again I highly recommend the original tart!!!

I love frozen yogurt but I really hate the set up at this place. Idk if it’s just this yogurt land or if all yogurt lands are like this because this is the only place I’ve been too. But there’s glass walls right behind the yogurt station which is so inconvenient because everyone is trying to try all the flavors and can’t get passed each other cause people and glass walls are in the way. It also doesn’t help that the register and toppings section is right next to it because the line just has everyone on top of each other and you can’t even pick your toppings because yet again everyone is in the way!!! It’s just a big space, I don’t get why they don’t have everything in separate places. So Frustrating I just want to get my yogurt in peace!!! Get out my way people!!! That’s my only complaint, still yummy!

This is one of the best frozen yogurts I have ever had
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There’s tons of froyo places now but I really like this spot! They always have tons of flavors to choose from. And a good variety, not just random odd flavors, like bubble gum. No thanks. They have chocolate sorbet which I really like and original tart is a classic!
Employees are always very friendly, they always have plenty of sample cups out. It’s pretty important to sample before picking. Plus they always have complimentary water that’s always full. Which is nice after filling up on yummy froyo!
I highly recommend this place for your next froyo adventure

Kinda the perfect snack in this Florida weather, Yogurt Land delivers semi consistent topping and flavors. Located in the Fountains shopping center off University Drive, Yogurt Land is one of the first things you see when you turn in.
Upon entering you get a blast of cold air which is God sent in South Florida. Right next to the registers sample cups are available to let you try before you buy and flavors are definitely hard to chose from since each one is very very very good.
Typically I fill half a cup with plain tart yogurt and fill the rest with toppings, this location was missing a few of my faves but I was still able to pull of a very delicious combination of fattening goodies.
The damage is typically $ 5 – 10 depending on the weight of your cup, but it remains a great treat with 90 degree weather :)

Yogurtland vs. Menchie’s. I’ve had full on arguments with people about this. I’m definitely a Yogurtland girl and always will be.
First off, Yogurtland is always coming up with awesome new flavors. Whether seasonal flavors or themed flavors or for promotions, I can guarantee you’ll find a flavor that you’ll like.
But let’s talk about the classics. My go-​to flavors are cheesecake, dutch chocolate and pistachio. The great thing about yogurt here is that you won’t get a chalky aftertaste. From the first bite to the last, all of their flavors go down smooth and doesn’t have that fake artificial taste. These flavors are most often available, so check them out!
The best thing about Yogurtland that beats Menchie’s out of the park is their selection of toppings. Fruits, cereals, cookies, gummies, sauce, mochi, nuts — you name it, Yogurtland probably has it. There’s also an option where you can put a big cookie in the the middle of your cup that will divide it, so your flavors won’t mix. Personally, I like my yogurts mixing together, but get the cookie if that’s not your thing.
By the register, they always have sample cups out. Take a couple and try out the different flavors!
The reason I couldn’t give Yogurtland 5 stars is because of their price. I think they charge near 50 cents per ounce. I feel like the price per ounce has gone up so fast since my first visit to Yogurtland in my hometown. This was a few years back and they charged something wonderfully ridiculous like 28 cents per ounce. I blame inflation.
Oh, make sure you get the rewards card! It’s free, and they’ll give you a few free ounces on your birthday and every time you come in and use your card, you can earn points to get additional free ounces for future use.
With this nasty, sticky, stupid summer heat, Yogurtland is definitely the place to be.

The workers are so nice! The yogurt is delicious! And they are really reasonably priced.

When I first got on the frozen yogurt trend, I thought Yogurtland was the BEST. But after trying multiple frozen yogurt places, I have completely changed my vote. I’m not a fan of Yogurtland and the only reason why I visited Yogurtland today is because I wanted to use my Groupons — which were already expired, but I still got the book value for them. I’m a true fan of Menchies, so that’s probably why I’m giving Yogurtland a ³⁄₅ star.
Every time I visit this location in particular, they are out of the common frozen yogurt flavors — like chocolate and cake batter. I don’t understand how they can be out of common frozen yogurt flavors, when they are never busy. (Which is why I’m taking away some stars).
But today, I grabbed dutch chocolate and took it to go. I like my yogurt plain, so I didn’t add any toppings. This location has a great selection of toppings ranging from fresh fruit to sour candy. And if you’re not sure which flavor you’d like to eat, you can grab a sample cup from the cashier. And if you’re thirsty, you can grab a cup of water which is typically infused with fresh strawberries.

Decent frozen yogurt with a good selection of toppings. Pretty much the same as all the other self-​serve yogurt places cropping up everywhere. They could use more seating for patrons.

No hot fudge. Like Menchies much better! There are so many yogurt places around. Try another.

Decent yogurt… way over priced! Menchies is a better deal and it’s just a few minutes down the road…

Every now and then I get that craving for froyo and yogurtland satisfies that craving. I’m sure it is similar to all the other yogurt places out there but this 1 is in a nice location in the fountains. So if you happen to be in the area or eating dinner in the fountains this is a quick and easy place to grab some yogurt.

Man I love this place! Their froyo is delicious and they always have a great variety. Just came out with their «autumn home» flavors. Wow! The banana nut bread was fantastic and the macadamia nut one was even better. I hope those flavors stick around!
Great toppings, most of the froyo flavors are low fat and the staff is really friendly. I will keep coming back!

I like this yogurtland. It’s a pretty cool place to go for dessert where you can have as much or as little as you like. You can experiment with new flavor combinations and toppings or stick to the usual. Great place to go with friends who are picky and not sure what they want. There is seating inside but if you want to go outside for a walk there are plenty of benches throughout the area. They tend to get busier on the weekends. This plaza has become popular within the last couple years and it’s a cool place to go and people watch. Tons of restaurants in the area so it’s nice to come to yogurtland if you are in the mood for frozen yogurt.

Fro yo yo YO! Another fine food that I love. We split a cup of cheesecake and red velvet yogurt topped with cheesecake bits, white yogurt chips, strawberries, and white chocolate sauce. It was so good. They have different flavors to try and lots of toppings to choose from. Plus, the 32 cents an ounce price factor is super cheap. It cost under 3 bucks for the both of us since we didn’t go overflow the cup like we usually do due to having lunch before the visit. The yogurt has probiotics, which means less calories and healthier choice for a sweet stop. Go treat yourself :)

I dont know how to put into word how In love I am with this place. I dont, but my scale sure does! I swear this place is going to be the death of me.
We kinda stumble upon this place, and after much begging of my part, my husband FINALLY decided to give frozen yogurt a try. Now, if you are anything like my hubby, yogurt is probably not your thing. But you see, this isnt REEEEAAALLLYY yogurt… Not the healthy type anyways.
You walk in and grab a cup, and you go ahead and fill your cup with any delicious combination of flavors. You cant go wrong with cheesecake or pistachio, both are quote exquisite!
Then you proceed to a ‘toppings’ buffet, where you can get cray cray with your yogurt. I dont really like toppings, so I usually just add graham crackers and/​or bananas, but the hubby enjoys the cheesecake bites and the ‘leche condensada’.
Once your done building your master pieces, you put your cups in a scale, and you get charged per oz. But dont worry, get creative!!! Its really really affordable. The hubby and I usually spend around $ 7 for the TWO of us. Thats crazy cheap!

I am a fan of all things sweet. I am a huge fan of ice cream. I am now in love with FroYo!
Stopped in here the first time after a nice quick dinner across the street. We needed a sweet touch. We had been to other frozen yogurt places but were not impressed. I get it, you fill up your cup with frozen yogurt (which was tasteless the first time I had it at another biz) and then make it taste good by tossing on 1,000 toppings. I thought, well… let’s try it out at least.
I got my cup and poured in some Red Velvet Cake Frozen Yogurt (YES! Tastes as amazing as you would imagine.). Then in another corner of my cup added some Cheesecake Frozen Yogurt (YES! Tastes as amazing as you would imagine.) Then proceeded to add chunks of cheesecake, some nuts, and some condensed milk.
WOW! The yogurt doesn’t even need toppings to be honest. IT’S SO GOOD! The little lady and myself got a cup each…$ 7 for both! WHAT?! That’s so cheap! We used to go to another ice cream chain that will remain unnamed but used to sing to you if you tipped them and would spend double that.
It is safe to assume we returned back — quickly. Within a couple of days we were back. I got coconut this time… WOW! My favorite coconut ice cream/​froyo of ALL TIME. Will be back to try them all eventually.

This fro-​yo place is open til late, and located within a large strip mall with many other restaurants. I really don’t have anything particularly exciting to say, other than the Red Velvet Cupcake Batter flavor is great, and so is the Pistachio, but my fave is always the Tart.
Tee-​hee! I said tart. :-)
Place is clean and organized, and you’re charged based on the weight of what you serve in your cup. I paid about $ 2 and a few cents for mine, and I felt it was enough. I just had the Tart frozen yogurt with hazelnut/​chocolate filled rolled waffers (Pirouline). I love the contrast! They also have dry cereal, chocolate, nuts and fruit as toppings.
If they had a chocolatey/​hazelnut sauce with crunchy thingies I once tried somewhere else, I’d give it 5 solid stars.