Yogurtland

This place is so good! I came in expecting regular flavors and they ended up having some random flavors that were sooooo good! Not only did they have a good variety of flavors the toppings that they had were organized and placed nicely. After going up to pay they had a but one get one free which was nice! After we payed we sat down and they had a water dispenser with strawberries in it! It was very good!

At 37 cents an ounce, you better serve only what you’re having. I like that hey are always changing flavors adding a new variety and something new to try every time. Place is clean, staff is friendly. Usually lots of people/​long line, but moves quickly. Only 4 stars because there is never enough seating area and its expensive.

Overall very good. Gets kinda busy, lots of variety you can choose from 12 different flavors and they are always bringing in new flavors. Staff was very friendly and the line moves pretty quickly. It’s a good little shop

I don’t have tons of experience with yogurt, but they had a good selection of flavors and ingredients when I went there. Overall I would say it’s a decent place to go to for the occasional treat.

It gets pretty crowded sometimes, but maybe that’s just the push they need to create a bigger Yogurt land here in Watsonville. I’m very simple when it comes to sweets because I don’t have much of a sweet tooth, but I enjoy the flavors and the variety of fruit. Overall, I love Yogurt land every once in a while.

Yummy! Family friendly and very tasty. I love the fact that everything is self serve so you have the option to put anything you want and how much of it. I will be returning very soon.

I will always go to yogurt land its close by most of the time there is a line But its good other the fact the workers are more about talking to each other then helping you. there is a line out the door and they have one cashier. odd!

Yogurtland for Life! :)

I cannot BELIEVE the first 3 reviews! We went yesterday just before all hell broke loose in town — PV & Watsonville High Schools getting out! Yes, it was busy; yes, there was a line (out the door by the time we left); no, it was not filthy, and no, the yogurt machines were not dripping with yogurt. Were there parents/​adults not paying attention to what their children were doing? Absolutely yes, since that’s the way most parents NOWADAYS roll… especially in Watsonville. PIG STY’S are created by the customers BTW, so quit blaming the owners!
The owner was behind the counter along with 3 young teenage workers. One was wiping the machines down — which I questioned since my yogurt was melting while I waited for him to finish, ALTHOUGH he did tell me to tell him if he was in my way — he did clean those machines, the handles too, in record time. One young lady behind the counter was manning the cash register and one was «tidying» the condiments section, which was a losing battle since those helping themselves were making a mess just as fast as she could clean it up. I very quietly commented to my husband that her time would be better spent manning the second cash register since the line was growing longer. I no sooner got the words out of my mouth when the owner asked her to switch to the register. Problem solved.
I am just so dang happy to have a Yogurtland in town, and it can only get better. The flavors offered were pretty basic but this shop is a tad smaller than the ones in SJ, Santa Cruz, and Capitola and there isn’t much room for more. I’m happy with chocolate, tart, vanilla, coconut, strawberry, pistachio, red velvet cake, oatmeal cookie, blood orange & white chocolate macadamia. I’m sure things will be «tweaked» and changes will be made but if y’all want to schlep up to 41^st Ave or downtown SC, then go for it. The line will be shorter for me next time, and I’m going back again very soon to support this badly needed business in Watsonville. I see 5 stars in the very near future …
Oh, and the tables and chairs outside overlooking the Slough with the fabulous sea breeze are MONEY!!!

its been open for a short time and it kinda shows the explosion of treatment when you go in. its slightly messy and the yogurt runs low for certain flavors.
definitely compared to the capitola site, its running a little low. the condiments are not as many, the choices are a little more esoteric than flavorful, and the line is to the door all throughout the day – until the last 30 minutes before they close and its the dredges of the yogurt, condiments, cleanliness and everything.
i still wanna give them a chance since they have been BUSY all times i have driven past them. being the only yogurtland over here, or business that really offers frozen yogurt, its understandable, but im giving it this review…
hopefully time helps them learn what works and what doesnt
.35 cents an ounce for the pricing… Tip: dont forget to save room for the toppings.

Watsonville Yogurtland has only been open since last Thursday
My Family and I walked in tonight to an Embarrassing, Discusting PIG STY!!!
fruit pieces all over the floor, pieces of food ALL Over the floor, the machines were dripping with yogurt so GROSS! and the cashier used her gloveless hands to refill the spoon area.
My Family will be going to Capitola from now on.

Both the Watsonville and the Capitola locations continue to put full sugar product in the machines posted as ‘sugar-​free’. This could be a serious health issue to anyone who is Diabetic and believes they are choosing a sugar-​free product. This issue has been brought to management’s attention on multiple occasions with no change in either store’s procedures. Sad, but if you are watching your sugar intake, do NOT believe that you are getting a sugar-​free product at either of these locations.