Yogurtland

Absolutely the best FroYo in ATL… I live in midtown and make the drive, friendly staff, always clean and easy to park! Flavors change every week too!

Yummy. Lots of good flavors and really clean inside.
Tell’s you the nutritional facts so you can feel somewhat better about indulging… maybe not indulge as hard as you would normally.
Lots of toppings to choose from. There is indoor and outdoor seating.

Normally I’m not a a big froyo but this place is amazing. The texture is very creamy and the flavors explode in your mouth. Highly recommend.

This place gets 4 stars for cleanliness. The add-​ins section is a bit messy. But the variety is awesome! I come here when I can’t make it to Yogli Mogli in Atlantic station. They have large cups for me to fill to the brim until my heart’s content. Delicious flavors including gluten free and sugar free.

Your typical frozen yogurt store. There’s about a dozen flavors offered and yet only two were ‘non-​fat’; chocolate and vanilla.
Prices are about the same as you’d get elsewhere @ $.49/​oz. Toppings are the same too. .nothing exciting and certainly not anything exotic.
I whoosh there were more non fat and sugar-​free options.

I absolutely love froyo and have tried many many places. This is by far the tastiest I have EVER had. Nice selection of toppings and flavors and cheaper than the usual Pinkberry. Loved it very much and will definitely be returning.

Hands down, favorite frozen yogurt place ever! They constantly rotate flavors, so there is always something new to try! You can get your own samples, which is a huge plus. The yogurt here is always high quality and tastes amazing, none of that watered down icy junk that you find at other places. Use the rewards card every time you visit and get free yogurt. You can’t beat the price either. All around, the best!

A self-​serve froyo chain on the pay per oz model. Like most of these types of places, they have about a dozen flavors and several dozen toppings. Generally, things are clean and in working order.
When they first opened about 4 – 5 years ago, they were charging $.29 /​oz – shockingly low, considering their location. (At the time, the now late Menchie’s across the street was charging $.45). Everyone knew Menchie’s had better toppings, but Yogurtland’s appeal was that it was SO cheap.
When I visited today, I noticed they were now charging $.45 an oz, more par for the course, but the quality hasn’t improved any.
When I walked in, an employee greeted me. However, by the time I had fixed my cup and was ready to pay she had disappeared from behind the cash register and I had to wait 2 – 3 minutes for her to reappear. She may have been the only working (she was the only one I saw), but she should have anticipated me needing to, like pay, since I had walked in just a few moments earlier…

Mmm mm mmm. I FroYo and this place does it well! Their yogurt selection is always good but they do lack a bit in the toppings department.

I love a variety of flavors at this location. I husband and I also come here for dessert on our date night. The per ounce rate is more reasonable here as well. Yogurtland is a must have and it’s locate off the expressway.

Oh my goodness where to begin… I have been putting off this review for over a year because I honestly don’t know how to put my affection into words.
Now I know that fro yo shops have had their heyday and they are pretty much a dime a dozen in our fair city, but this one is especially special. Every time I pull on the spoon shaped door handle and walk into this heavenly place, my heart skips a beat.
Yogurtland offers an impressive selection of «sweet» and non-​tart flavors which I really appreciate: dutch chocolate, cookies n’ cream, pecans n’ pralines, hazelnut coffee… and then there are those exquisite seasonal delights such as pumpkin pie and apple pie. Whoa. My second place ATL fro yo establishment, the trusty and fresh Yoforia just doesn’t match up in the flavor diversity department.
And that Yofo comparison brings me to my next point — you can’t beat the Yogurtland prices. While I admittedly love to stock up on the Pumpkin Spice at Yogurtland and store it for my winter hibernations, this little habit really broke the bank for me. Yogurtland charges a mere $ 0.41 per ounce while Yofo charges either $ 0.49 or $ 0.50. No contest, my friends.
To top it off, the place is always clean and the staff is always friendly. No complaints from this gal.
Although… I have one minor near complaint that is no fault of Yogurtland itself: sometimes the parking lot for the shopping center which includes Publix, Starbucks, Mountain High Outfitters, and the famed «OK Café» gets ridiculously packed. Especially on the weekends. But driving around in circles until a spot opens up is well worth it for fro yo victory.
Good old Yogurtland: so many quality flavors, and so not expensive. Oh yeah. I’m in love.

I loved my visit here. Instead of Pinkberry I would rather come here.
Pros– Tons of flavors to choose from, option for samples, very clean establishment, rewards card.
Each flavor states calories & ingredients… Even offer gluten free.
Cons– Waffle come topping… Other than that no cons.
Unlike Pinkberry they go by the weight here

I was so excited to give this place 5 STARS, until my last visit when I realized they raised the price by .02 cents an ounce. Obviously, I’m very cheap, but the inexpensiveness of this place compared to most of the Froyo Hype places (especially the disastrous Frutella) really had me sold.
That aside. The yogurt is still the best and the price is still pretty good, relatively. Honestly, the toppings bar and basic flavors are just like every other Yogurt place ever, aside from that one place that serves one topping you can’t seem to find. Aside from that, it’ standard.
What I love is that they always have fruit flavors that pair well with coconut. If I’m getting Froyo, it’s summertime and I’m going to want some coconut flavor NOW. And on my most recent visit, they had probably the best pistachio flavor I’ve had. The pistachio was so good I just wanted to get plain pistachio and keep refilling it.
I was so game for 5 stars but then they RAISED THE PRICE. DAMN IT. Still reasonable though… and on West Paces Ferry no less.
Not bad, Yogurtland. Not bad.

If you are someone who gravitates toward the non-​tart yogurt flavors (like me!), this is the place for you. They offer a wide variety of non-​tart flavors that are yummy. This is a self serve place where you can pick and choose what flavors and exactly how much yogurt you want in your bowl. There’s also a variety of toppings. I also gravitate towards the chocolate type toppings for my yogurt. I really like that they have crushed kit kat bars as an option. I love that stuff!
This place uses high fructose corn syrup in their yogurt so it’s a bit cheaper than the other places in town. Keep that in mind if you try to avoid hfcs. Hello Kitty lovers should also stop in as they periodically have special Hello Kitty items (HK cups, spoons, and merchandise for sale).

My roommate, who I consider to be the absolute expert on all things fro-​yo, pulled a fast one on me the other day when she drove me over to Yogurtland under the pretenses of «Kelsey, I’m about to take you somewhere magical.» Obviously I didn’t question where we were headed and yes indeed it was a magically magic moment.
There are so many frozen yogurt places in this town that it was nice to find a place with a few new flavors like salted caramel, red velvet cupcake batter, & a delicious pecans and pralines. The flavors tended on the sweeter side which I prefer as opposed to the stores based with more tart staples. Additionally, Yogurtland is absolutely cheaper than most fro-​yo joints. You also get to be the driver with your sample cups which is a pretty big deal to me… I’m really a baby when yogurt workers stand there while I sample the goods. Like all fro-​yo places there are lots of toppings for you to load up on.
Plenty of parking is available in the big lot. Great frozen yogurt option if you are in the area and looking for a quick pick me up! The land of yogurt will not disappoint.

So maybe Yogurtland doesn’t use the most pure ingredients, like using high fructose corn syrup (
), but you know what? The yogurt tastes pretty good and is at least a quarter cheaper than you’ll find anywhere else in town. I guess that’s the plus side of using cheap ingredients and having franchises with the backing of a large, international company in Yogurtland.
Yogurtland caters to more of the ice cream crowd than the true (tart) yogurt crowd, as you can tell from the offerings. I’m abridging the flavor names here, but from left to right, some of the flavors are: french vanilla, chocolate, coffee, coconut, cheesecake, strawberry, PB&J. And then all the way on the right is Plain Tart along with few other tart selections. The placards for each flavor are printed with easy to read text and sharp pictures. I haven’t tried them all, but pretty much every flavor tastes exactly like you expect it to. If you hate coconut, don’t even sample the coconut. It’s coconut as all get out.
A lot of the flavors I mentioned above are always on tap. They like to rotate some other specials; I think corporate dictates a lot of the rotation because the special flavors usually match what’s being promoted online on their website, Facebook, Twitter, etc. First world problem here, I know, but just don’t fall too in love with any one flavor because it might not be there next time. Case in point, the Chocolate Mint Cookies flavor. Tastes exactly like Thin Mints. Friend and I were fans. There one week, out the next.
Plenty of toppings to choose from. The toppings bar is usually pretty clean and organized. Load it up, pay the cheap cheap 33c/​oz and get a spoon at the register. Another neat thing about Yogurtland’s corporate size is partnerships. In 2011, they partnered with Sanrio to offer Hello Kitty cups and spoons. I think California stores had more perks in terms of giveaways and characters showing up in store, but we still had some cups and spoons over here. As of this review, looks like they’re bringing it back for a second year (
). It’s a cool little promotion if you’re into it or if your kids are. If not, you just have to carry a more colorful, cartoon cup with a matching character spoon. (Wo)Man up.
Parking here is usually either a nightmare or a breeze. Come around lunch time and the parking lot is an absolute war for spots — usually BMW v Lexus v Mercedes v Range Rover v Audi v Maserati v _​_​_​_​_​_​_​. If you keep doing circles, you’ll get a spot eventually. Come any other time and parking is easy peasy.

Yogurtland? Aren’t they a bit late to the party? Yoforia, Yogurberry, Pinkberry, Red Mango, Yogli Mogli, Yotopia, Yogurt Tap, Pogurberry, Yinkberry, etc. Atlanta needs another froyo place like it needs another burger or pizza place. Maybe they are trying to bring Atlanta some «culture.» Nevertheless, I will try to give an objective review of Yogurtland.
Yogurtland is a self serve frozen yogurt place that provides a million flavors. They didn’t seem to have many tart flavors though. It seemed like it was mostly non-​tart flavors. However, they did have the tarty pineapple guava flavor, which I haven’t seen anywhere else. If you love guava, it’s a decent flavor to try.
Their flavors were okay. I found their taro flavor to be super strong. It was so strong, it almost gave me a headache. I did like their pistacho because it wasn’t as strong like Yoforia’s. I tried most of their flavors. Some were very good, and some were «meh.» I liked the Yo-​Frappé flavor the best because I’m a fan of coffee flavors in ice cream and froyo. It’s the only way I can have coffee without pooping right afterwards.
The frozen yogurt texture was thick and creamy. It wasn’t icy or watery at all. I would say they’re good quality yogurt for a self serve.
Their prices are much better than the other self serve places. I was quite shocked how cheap it was. It’s only 33 cents an ounce. That means you can pig out all you want and not pay too much.
Since I’m turning into more of a pure yogurt snob, I didn’t pay attention to the toppings much. It looked like your standard candies and fruits to me.
Also, their teenage staff members aren’t bubbly and cheerful like the other yogurt places. They were more like the roll your eyes, file your nails, «OMG what-​everrr» type of teenagers. Oh well. I give this place 3.5 stars.

Yogurtland, it pains me to do this, but you are the Dennis Duffy to my Liz Lemon.
The only thing good about you involves the food itself. But everything else about you… What the hell happened other than you seem to have the cream of the crop in careless 17 year old employees?
If I was the owner of this store, and I walked in to the hot mess I just saw, I’d fire everyone there on the spot as soon as they cleaned it up and I’d close it out for the night. It wasn’t even like it was busy, but the illustrious greeting from the cashier (read: LACK OF) showed me that cleaning was omg totally not like something she would do.
Yogurt was splattered on every single machine. Some of it was definitely hours old. Some had dripped out yogurt, a couple of them had dripped enough to fill one of those tubs for customers.
And for something that would be completely basic to take care of, the water dispenser was entirely empty. I don’t get it. Are there not enough people working there or what?
The toppings bar was a mess, a lot of the chocolate pieces had fused together and the counters were gross, and like I said, I don’t think I heard a word out of our cashier beyond «$ 4.44,» which leads me to just think people were hiding in the back.
Yogurtland, just so you know, I’m not taking you back until I know you’re not going to end up on To Catch a Predator. But for the love of god, please get your shit together, that chocolate mint cookie flavor is amazing.
OH by the way: It’s super cute that you’re now shilling your own business, making me wish I had taken out my camera to take some pictures of how it looked. I see also that after Daniel’s review of 3 stars, someone w/​1 review gave 5, and so my 2 stars would mean 2 reviews with an average of 4.5, to even out what my 2 stars caused.
By the way, nice jabs at me, I don’t work for a yogurt company, thanks! Enjoy the glorious Unilocal filter, and the fact I will never be back to your store if that’s how you do business.

All the other reviews for Yogurtland are right on, so I won’t really go into detail.
I will say that I tried their coconut, red velvet, and praline yogurts; and that each one was the bomb. And as mentioned earlier, the spoons they have here are very nice; too nice to throw away. We took ours home to wash and use later. They do need to recycle them.
This place rocks!

Yogurtland opened last month near the Northside-​West Paces intersection, in the same shopping center with OK Café and Publix. Yogurtland, based in California, is another one of the big international froyo chains (a la Pinkberry and Red Mango) that has hit Atlanta within the past couple years. What sets them apart? Sixteen self-​serve flavors at only 33 cents an ounce!
How is their froyo so inexpensive? Yoforia’s self-​serve locations, Yogli-​Mogli, and the Yogurt Tap each are 39 cents an ounce and Red Mango is 45 cents an ounce. Maybe those guys use higher quality yogurt. I know Red Mango’s is gluten-​free.
Amanda D. wrote in her review that Yogurtland uses high fructose corn syrup and a quick Google search revealed that to be true. Yogurtland uses corn syrup, maltodextrin, and other additives to produce their froyo at less cost. While unhealthier, it means better prices for the consumer.
Available flavors:
Dutch chocolate
Madagascar vanilla bean
Toasted coconut
Devil’s food cupcake batter
Pistachio
Red velvet cupcake batter
NSA (no sugar added) strawberry cheesecake
Vanilla wafer
Double cookies and cream
Peanut butter
Fresh strawberry
Honeycomb tart
Blueberry tart
Guava pineapple tart
Plain tart
One of the flavors was down when I went, the one next to the pistachio IIRC. I sampled every one. Only four tart flavors? Boo. They’re catering to more of an American and kids’ palate (the store was packed with parents and teens).
The froyo here was noticeably watery. It was evident as soon as I started pouring each one out of the machines. The machines dispense the froyo very fast, so be careful when sampling. The non-​tart flavors were good, but tasted more sweet and «ice creamy» when compared to competitors’ non-​tart flavors.
Of the non-​tart flavors, I liked the vanilla wafer flavor the best. It has the aftertaste of Nilla wafers. Yum! The store was really pushing the honeycomb tart flavor and it was certainly unique. It tastes just how it sounds — sweet honey flavor with tartness too. It’s pretty cool and you should sample it if you get a chance.
As for toppings, they offer mostly sweet confectionery toppings. Only about ¼ of their toppings are fresh fruit. The rest are chocolates, cereals, sprinkles, nuts, etc. There are a few bottles of Ghiradelli syrup too.
Yogurtland caters more to those who want sweet, cheap yogurt. If you want higher quality yogurt, tart flavors, and more fresh fruit options, you’re better off going to Yogurberry, Pinkberry, or Yoforia.