Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

This was my first time at Orange Leaf and I was really impressed with their froyo! Things are done a little differently here as there is staff standing by the stations to assist you and get samples FOR you. (It was slightly uncomfortable for me only because we don’t have this in LA.)
The store is rather clean, bright with a friendly atmosphere. I like their refreshing, bolder, mature flavors such as Spa Day (cucumber, mint, lime) and Strawberry Serrano Lemonade (but something in the mix throws off the flavor.) Two other flavors I enjoyed were the Pineapple Dole Whip and Orange Dream – I think that’s what it was called. (Tastes like an orange Push-​Pop w/​o being too sweet!)
There are tons of topping options even down to the types of gummies you want to put! (Besides worms and bears!) Little girls can get some cute butterflies and sprinkles!
LOVE:
— The option to get a waffle bowl in my cup. I was pleasantly surprised that it maintained a tasty crunch after soaking in my melted froyo for a while!
— A shovel for a spoon that fits against the cup.
— Paper dividers to separate your flavors.
— Spa Day sorbet
— The kick of Serrano chili in the Strawberry Serrano — it was just right w/​o the burn!
The downside is that the sorbets and yogurt were quite mushy. I bet they are even better if they were more frozen! Some of the flavors need a little work. Cake designs are limited. 60c per oz. Party orders available. Be sure to join their loyalty program!

It’s good frozen yogurt with interesting flavors. The staff is always super nice when I’ve been in.

A craving for FoYo brought me to Orange Leaf, on my way to school, in the middle of a snow storm. Easy to find in the strip mall, next to Kroger and UMCU; with plenty of parking.
They had exactly what I was looking for: pistachio yogurt, fresh fruit, bobas, and nuts. The price was reasonable and I was in and out in minutes. Nice selection of yogurts and toppings. The store was clean with plenty of seating.

Large selection and variety of frozen yogurts. They offer cardboard dividers to put into your cups that allow you to separate your flavors and or toppings into 3 different sections. The spoons are shaped like cute miniature shovels (squared off) which of course is something you don’t see anywhere else. But it is a novel idea and a fun way to eat. The staff was friendly and the place was clean on a busy Saturday evening. First impression as a new customer– not bad! Good tasting treat!

Had a Groupon & took my daughter got a treat after getting awesome exam grades. She enjoyed the selections. I was disappointed this location didn’t have any NSA options… I ended up getting a to go container to finish using my Groupon & bright home to hubby.

My 8 year old says «really good frozen yogurt here!» And «Best place to go «
Because this is a DIY self serve pump-​it-​yourself system You have to be careful about how much yogurt you pump into your rather large cup. With the numerous favors (that they will gladly allow you to sample) It’s easy to pump and then suffer sticker shock when you arrive at the cashier!
Overall yummy quality frozen yogurt. That comes with a price.
Pricey!!!
Conveniently located near several places including Jimmy Johns, Zoup, Starbucks, coffee, University of Michigan campus, and Kroger grocery.

good froyo shop near U of M.
I recommend blackberry and blueberry!

I usually have very eager sales people anxious to give you a free sample here, but today there seemed to be nobody at the Plymouth road spot. After I used their restroom, and then helped myself to a cup of yogurt with toppings, and was waiting at the register, out came a surly sales person.
«Caitlin» was not wearing a name tag but at the end of our interaction, I asked her name and that was what she said. I offered to pay with both their card and the Flock card, — as in the past there’s been different amounts of credit — and the gal will tell me which one might be best to use. This gal didn’t scan either card, but merely said, «They’re both the same». I explained how usually the sales person would tell what was amount on the one vs. the other, and then I’d use the better. She swiped them thru and said, «They’re the same». So I just used the one for my purchase.
She was about as pleasant as a robot. Very unpleasant person. Usually it’s almost an error in the other direction, as the gals are so eager that it can feel intrusive. The yogurt and value are good here, but I think there’s some need for training

First time in Michigan and first time in an orange leaf. Came with a bunch of my husbands family members. And it’s very good. Love plain yogurt!

As an ice cream fanatic, I love this place because of all the options. Some of the flavors aren’t on point, but a good number of them are. The toppings are what get me; I put as much on as I can (and look like I’m 5 years old again in the process). Only negative is it’s a little pricey, but not terribly so.

This should be your #1 frozen yogurt/​ice cream stop. This is the «build your own ice cream sundae» place to end all ice cream places. The place has a ton of options for your base ice cream/​frozen yogurt. The toppings seems to go on forever; great options! The place is comfy with fun colors and chairs, and it’s very clean and tidy. I will be returning.

I have never been to a fro-​yo place where the service has been so consistently unpleasant. Whereas all other fro-​yo places allow customers to take their time sampling all the flavors before committing, this place has a cashier stand hawkishly over you doling out miniscule sample cups. You have to tell her which flavor you want and she is the one who dictates the portion size and hands you the filled sample cup. Why would I commit to buying a $ 5 cup of fro-​yo when literally I tried one sample? I understand how a business could institute a sample limit based on lost cost, but the unpleasant experience provided to customers just doesn’t seem to be a good model to me. As for the fro-​yo … not good. Powdery, fake, processed sludge that leaves a sour aftertaste. And at 53 cents an ounce, it’s one of the more expensive fro-​yo options out there. If it weren’t for the Groupon, I’m sure that this place would be even more consistently empty than it already is.

Nice bright and colorful space with comfy seating! Plenty of toppings and a good selection of flavors. We tried pineapple, greek, blackberry greek, and red velvet. I liked greek and blackberry greek the best since they were both tart and creamy. Pineapple was nice too, with more of an icy texture. Red velvet was weird to me… too sweet with a strange aftertaste. I was excited to see that they had two flavors of mochi topping, berry and plain, but the texture was dry and almost hard. Despite that, the froyo overall was delicious, and we had a fun, reasonably priced experience at 53 cents per oz.

Great place for ice cream especially for the kiddos! They love serving themselves and choosing a couple of flavours and then deciding from the endless toppings that are available.
All the flavours I’ve chosen have been really yummy! My fave is mixing the peanut butter with the brownie batter and then putting a bit of the Reese peanut butter syrup on top.
This is taking fro-​yo to a whole different level! I also like the clean orange and white décor!
Today we went in and for the holiday season they even have an orange Christmas tree up. Kids loved it! How cute!
Instead of grab bags filled with crap for my sons Birthday Party recently I gave out gift certificates and they were a hit!
Will continue to frequent this great place!

Maybe more of a 3.5 rating, but hey this is one of my go-​to places for froyo in AA. We aren’t getting the best value about 53 cents per ounce compared to places I’ve seen. Granted these other places are outside of Michigan, but it is what it is. The froyo here is on the sweeter side. I’d be happy to see if Orange Leaf could add in some tart flavored froyo. Last thing I’d like to see is improvement in their mochi. The mochi seems to be pretty hard and not fresh at all…
The cool thing is they have a divider so if you’d like multiple froyo flavors you can separate them without having them mix together.

This is, so far, my favourite frozen yogurt place in AA. The staffs are nice and friendly, they have good variety of frozen yogurt and toppings, the place is cute, and overall, I enjoyed my experience.
We were properly greeted when we went in, and as we were browsing through the flavours, one staff asked us if we wanted to sample anything, and gave us a sample of our choice.
I had: pistachio, pomegranate and Greek blackberry flavours. They’re all very yummy!
The only thing I hope they’d do differently is to give us a few sample cups for us to get samples ourselves, instead of them doing it. All the frozen yogurt places I’ve been in CA and FL gave us a few cups for us to try out, sometimes even before we asked for any samples.

I’m glad this place isn’t too close to my house otherwise I’d be making trips here constantly. Great atmosphere. Good yogurt. When it comes to yogurt, I like more tart flavors and wish they had more offered besides pomegranate. The yogurt does rotate though and they have several varieties that are good but don’t fill the tart craving void. Tons and tons of toppings. I have to remember to be careful on what I put on top since price is calculated by weight but who can pass up mochi and mini turtles?! Certainly not I!

I think this place has the most extensive froyo selection in the area! There are so many flavors and toppings, including my favorites: mochi and those bubble things (you know, that pop and are filled with juice??)
The staff is very peppy and helpful. The bright décor also adds to a very positive atmosphere.
I highly recommend that you get the rewards card! I don’t precisely remember how the rewards correspond to your spending, but I got a couple dollars off even by my second visit. It pays off very quickly.

BEST FROZEN YOGURT EXPERIENCE. EVER. So cutely furnished. Assorted yogurts just taste amazing! Highly recommend!

Tons of seating, extensive topping bar, attentive staff, very clean. Good option on the north side for kids and families since Baskin Robbins closed…