Yogurtland

I’m not a huge dessert guy. Or a huge guy actually. Or a dessert, for that matter. I AM a guy.
Anyway, my fiancée and I came here while waiting to see a movie because we needed to kill some time and we didn’t want actual food and this place was very close by.
It was a good enough experience. They had some interesting flavors and the toppings were what you would expect and some. I wish I had checked in before a bought my yogurt to get a discount! It was still pretty cheap.

By far the one and only place for yogurt I’ll ever go to! I’ve tried other yogurt places, but this one just tastes so much better and always has a wider variety of flavors. The yogurt actually tastes like the flavors advertised.
They tend to switch out some flavors over a period of time but they do have some staples that are always there. My favorites are vanilla bean, chocolate, coconut, and taro.
They have a LOT of toppings to choose from and you get to taste the different flavors before buying them. Of course, like other yogurt places, they price you by the weight of your cup.
Again, I love this place! Try it out and see for yourself!

This place is amazing!
I get the tart yogurt, then my usual toppings, but it’s by far the best I’ve had here in Utah. Used to go to U Swirl because it’s closer to my home, but the yogurt at U Swirl doesn’t compare. Their yogurt taste more like ice, while Yogurtland’s actually taste like yogurt. Pricing is way cheaper at Yogurtland too.
Coming from California, Yogurtland reminds me of Pinkberry, which is a good thing. Highly recommend!

My absolute favorite place for frozen yogurt!!! They have a great variety of flavors for EVERYONE! I always get the taro with whatever other flavors I’m feeling at the moment and with their wide array of toppings, it’ll make your mouth drool! I always get the little bubble poppers that come in mango and strawberry… delicious! On top of all this yummy goodness, it’s a healthier alternative to ice cream! You can’t feel bad when it tastes so good! ;)

They constantly switch out their flavors, which is awesome! But by far the best flavor is the original tart. I make sure to get it every time! I always load my bowl with fresh fruits (thumbs up for mangos), mochi balls, and cheesecake bites. Damn delicious!

Best, best, best plain tart yogurt, EVER.
I go for the simple tart yogurt at ever place I go to, mainly because I prefer extravagant fruit toppings and tart is the best combination. Lychee is offered here which is a big plus!
This time I went above and beyond and also tried the Rocket Pop flavor. Probably my second favorite. It’s the best part of the entire popsicle, the blue!
Perfect after a dinner or movie treat!

This location is clean, the employees are friendly, and the flavors are delicious. They do change some of the flavors sometimes, so you do have to look at each one before choosing in case there is something better. They are a little bit pricey, but so amazing! A great occasional treat.

My darling sister-​in-​law introduced me to Yogurtland and I know why she is ALWAYS THERE! I love it so much. Their flavors are unique and delicious! I like the variety of yogurt AND the toppings you can add!
I will be back often!

I can’t believe there is Yogurtland in Salt Lake City. We just found out not long ago and went for a visit. They have more than 10 flavors of frozen yogurt and have variety of toppings! The interior of the shop is very neat and cutesy with the pastel color. Whenever we go in Yogurtland, we feel like little kids in a candy shop not knowing what to choose. I personally like the more chocolate-​like flavors while my girlfriend likes the tart flavors. I recommend people try the mocha topping and beware although the fruit topping is a nice addition, they weigh the most, which will make your yogurt that much more expensive.

This little yogurt shop in Jordan landing is good and close by. They always have different flavors and promote them well on their signs. I like that they have a variety but I usually end up getting the same thing every time anyway. Creature of habit. Download their app, you can earn points and randomly they will offer a free 3 oz of yogurt for using it.

Great selection! This place had flavors that I’d never seen at any other yogurt shop. I would suggest keeping up the bathrooms a little better :/

I love this place! They always have a great selection of froyo and sorbet flavors and toppings. The fruit is always fresh, even at the end of the night! Staff is super friendly, and they are open late til 10pm! I have been to several other froyo shops and this one is by far the best! The only negative is the bathroom sucks, and it sometimes smells like bleach when you walk in, but it won’t stop me from coming back every time I get a craving for yummy yogurt. Can’t wait for my favorite flavor to come back: root beer float!

The wonderful gal at the counter is a one woman show. She was fantastic. She owned this Yogurtland and recited the specials on point! She even made me sign up for the rewards card! Best yet, when you check in with your Unilocal mobile, you «autoMAGICALLY» get 10% off your entire order! Woohoo!
I recommend the TARO and PEANUT BUTTER. It was a fantastic combination. They have toppings to the «gazoo» with plenty of choices. I’m a big peanut butter cup fan so that was a cool surprise. Price is measured by weight, but I guarantee, it is sure to please your sweet «fixin!!»
There are two entrances. One from the parking lot, the other from Jordan Landing aisle, adjacent to the movie theater.
Enjoy and cheers! :p

Yum, I really liked my yogurt here and I liked their hours even more. Where else can you go in West Jordan for a frozen treat at 10 pm? So stoked about that!
I love that they offered a couple of dairy free flavors. They had a bunch of choices and it seemed like their website was pretty up to date about their current offerings because I peeped it before we went.
They had all the typical toppings, including my beloved mochi and a more recent fav, popping boba. New favorite west side froyo.

Best frozen yogurt place ever!!!
They always have the best selection of flavors and the freshest toppings. I personally LOVE the coconut froyo with cheesecake bites, twix, mochi & ghirardelli chocolate syrup on top. YUMMY!!! I’m not really sure what the price per ounce is, but I always fill up my cup and it’s around $ 3 – 4. Pretty good IMO =)

If this wasn’t Yogurtland, I’d give it 3 stars. but it is Yogurtland, so yeah.
If you aren’t familiar with Yogurtland, it’s a popular chain of frozen yogurt places. I swear there’s one on every street in southern California (especially in the Orange County area). It’s one of the first – and one of the best – of the self-​serve yogurt places that are popping up everywhere. And it’s my favorite thing in the world. Well, maybe I don’t like it THAT much, but I could live off it. They have a good selection and it’s pretty affordable too.
However, if you could go to a location that isn’t in Utah it’d probably be better. It’s an average-​sized location, but it’s always crowded since it’s right next to a movie theatre. It’s also right next to a Nickelcade, so there’s always a groud of loud-​mouthed 12 year olds in there loading up on free sample cups. And it’s a little echo-​y in there, so the sounds of crying children, obnoxious 12 year olds, and clueless loudmouths of all ages is quite elevated.
Plus, this location is really inconvenient. It’s the only location in Salt Lake County. The other two Utah locations they have are in Bountiful and Orem. I think I’ll just load up on a daily basis when I go to California, which is kind of already part of the plan when I go there.

I’ve been to a fair number of places for Frozen Yogurt in the past year, but none as of yet can really compete with Yogurtland.
From a higher quality product, to a wide flavor variety, including the craveable tart yogurt options, to the freshly cut fruit and other toppings that are readily available, I can find very little fault with the place, other than the occasional wait for gratification :)
Better yogurt, better flavor, better toppings, at an unbeatable per ounce price. I suggest any of their tart flavors, peach (amazing!), blueberry, and even plain do not disappoint.
They often offer special and different flavor options, and they are usually quite amazing. I was pleased to try the Devils Food Cake Batter variety on my last visit, and I was transported back to a time where my mom let me lick the bowl while cake-​baking. It really was that good.
Check it out, I guarantee they’ll have something you like.

There are a number of frozen yogurt stores that have popped up all over the country similar to the style of Yogurtland. Multiple handles to pull to get whatever flavors they have on tap that day. Lots of great toppings to put on top. It’s a great idea and has been successful because of the fact that it’s self serve. You can never walk out upset with what you have selected or concocted because face it, you chose, you made it, you topped it!
I remember being tricked the first time that I went to one of these stores. I thought that you were charged based on the size of the cup that you selected, not on the weight of the cup. That being said I quickly made myself a $ 10 yogurt, haha. But it’s good because if you just want a small one you can get that and it’s cheaper. If you want something more substantial you can get that too and you pay a little bit more, it’s that easy!
One of the pros of this Yogurtland is the available seating which makes it easy to come with a group, get some yogurt and relax for a little bit.

God i love frozen yogurt! Its far superior to ice cream and im thrilled that it has become the new hotness in Salt Lake City. Until recently though, i had to drive a fair distance in order to get my beloved frozen yogurt. No longer! YogurtLand has come to Jordan Landing, yippie!
YogurtLand’s business model is pretty standard frozen yogurt. You have a selection of self serve frozen yogurt flavors and a variety of toppings. What sets YogurtLand apart from so many of its competitors is the breadth and quality of the selections. Everything from plain old vanilla and chocolate to a very complex chocolate coconut to the divine peach. Many of the flavors have that bizarre quality of being eerily close to the actual taste its meant to imitate. Think back to the first time you had a buttered popcorn flavored Jelly Belly. If your like me you thought «how the hell did they make a candy taste exactly like buttered popcorn?» Its kinda like that.
My one complaint is their is a wall directly in front of the frozen yogurt dispensing machines. I know the point is to try and funnel customers down the line of machines, but since you are encouraged to try different flavors the linear approach breaks down and the wall designed to organize becomes a frustrating obstacle. This is a really minor complaint however and should in no way discourage you from trying their delicious frozen yogurt.

I happened into this place by accident the other day thinking I was going to Quiznos. Evidently Quiznos (like many businesses in the Jordan Landing center «mall») went belly-​up. As we walked through from back to front, I thought the place looked pretty cool.
There are two things about this business that make me most likely not to come back on purpose:
1. Call me a germaphobe, but the idea of having all these toppings exposed to air and the public seems a bit unsanitary to me. Add to this that it is a family-​oriented business and children will be using this «bar» either by themselves or with their parents and I get really worried. Children touch everything… everything. Add to this the sneeze and cough factor and I would not be able to get over the gross image in my mind enough to truly enjoy my treat.
2. I like to know how much something is going to cost me BEFORE I get to the cash register. Going through that line with my child that will be bugging me for everything in the bar and then finding out I just bought him a $ 4 ice cream would also not be conducive to my subsequent treat enjoyment.
This is Unilocal so this is my opinion. I wish this business well. I hope for their sake my feelings are the exception and not the rule.
Too many businesses in this outdoor mall have gone out of business and it would pain greatly me to see yet another. The property managers do not help these businesses either… just 200 feet away is a Coldstone.
P. S. The first review here seems like a shameless shill to me.