Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

Orange Leaf cake batter is the first froyo that has actually tasted like cake batter!!! it’s better than a lot of froyo places! And it’s gluten-​free! My absolute fave! A little pricier compared to other froyo places, but in my opinion, still delicious!

This place is a great place to hangout with friends and freeze to death jkjk but like I usually come here about once a month and the staff here are very friendly and will help you out if you’re confused or wondering about something.
As for the froyo here, it is very smooth and yummy. They have a large variety of flavors and toppings! You can pick from a cup or cone, either way they are both fantastic.
Orange leafs location is great! It is about 5 minutes walking distance away from the Morningside park which consists of a sand volleyball court, basketball court, tennis courts, and playgrounds. So after you go to orange leaf you can hangout at the park with friends!

Delicious! Very Good selection. Coconut, Pistachio and Red Velvet are my favorite flavors. They also have rewards for a discount every time we visit.

Pros: Fun décor, lots of flavor choices and toppings
Cons: They never have waffle cones and don’t seem interested in correcting the situation when it’s been pointed out. They also got rid of the coffee flavor, so I had to make do with the java at Menchees (which was just ok).

Great selection of flavors and toppings. My kids love it. I especially appreciate the the dairy free options since my allergic little one can have a treat too!
Keep the pink lemonade! :)

Make yourself a big cup of frozen yogurt and top it off with all sorts of goodies (they even have chopped Kit Kat bars!) Flavors start with smooth and creamy, like Peanut Butter or Cheesecake, and make their way to more fruity flavors. The toppings include sliced strawberries, whipped cream and other candy or sprinkled toppings. Weigh your cup and that’s it. Enjoy your custom built dessert. Seating is comfy and great for kids. The men’s room was clean and well arranged.

Froyo at its best. 16 delicious flavors. The first time I came, it hooker me longer than I’d like to admit to pick which flavors to choose… So many good options.
Upon walking in, it’s like entering a destination. The bright colors, the lights, all the architectural details… They’ve really outdone themselves.
Of the other froyo options, Orange Leaf takes the cake… Err, yogurt. We’ll be back due to the super convenient location to our Avery Ranch home.

Froyo seems a little 2010 to me now — gelato is the new ramen — but I had heard of this place, I was literally in the neighborhood, so it was one of those «Oh why not?» moments. The last time I had one of those moments was when I’d inadvertently proposed and she accepted, and it wound up costing me a small fortune.
But Orange Leaf was a far more pleasant experience: The venue is bright & cheery, the young lady at the register was bright & cheery, and even the patented Orange spoons were bright & cheery. The only hint of sullenness may have been from the sample cups, but that’s gotta be a thankless job anyway. I dunno, maybe they enjoy themselves.
I counted 16 flavors (8 more if you think «swirling» is a flavor), with 35 bins of toppings and 6 more mini-​containers of nuts. I only do dollops of this & that when I froyo, so I thought my $ 2.61 worth of chocolate & key lime was a pretty good deal & tasty too. The bright & cheery young lady offered me a loyalty punch card, but I responded with «Nah, this is a little out of my hood.» And she cheerily exclaimed, «Okay!» This Land o’ Orange Leaf is indeed a pleasant place.

Ummmm… Yum! They have a flavor called Brownie Batter. They also have coconut. Enough said.

I have been here a few times these past two years and I have to admit it’s pretty good. It’s not the best but it’s not bad either. The yogurt options change A LOT so they may remove your favorite flavor do try not to love a certain flavorz

I really like that this place is so close to my house. My kids like to come and try a lot of samples. I like the coconut flavor the best. The young kids working are really nice and looks like they really enjoy working there. I will probably be by more often when the weather heats up for sure.

This place here in Avery Ranch… IS THE BOMB… I love the BROWNIE and PEANUT BUTTER flavors… mixed…I love this place and the staff…

Terrible flavors. They all taste so artificial and too sweet. Café Yolly, which is across the street, is locally owned small business. Their yogurt taste much better and they have very good coffee. Keep Austin somewhat weird and support the little guys. There are more than enough chains in north atx

Just took the wife and kids to Orange Leaf in Avery Ranch. What a great experience. The kids had a great time and they thought all the bright colors were «awesome» Grabbed some sample cups and tried the Pistachio and the Chocolate Cheesecake — both were fantastic.
I wanted to try a couple more so went back to the front to ask for more sample cups, and they gave them to me no problem. Tried the Key Lime Pie and Cookies & Cream. Made the decision tougher, but I decided to give in to the Chocolate Cheesecake. The amount of toppings offered was mind boggling.
The wife and kids went more the fruit flavored route and loved theirs. Staff was very friendly and interactive. I’m used to seeing people just sitting around not working.
Had some neighbors walk in while we were there so we hung out for a while. Overall great place, great frozen yogurt. We’ll be back.

So finally I give orange leaf a try. Me and my family are frequent frozen yogurt customers. So far our best has been yogurt land on Anderson lane. Menchies is another one we go to since it just opened close to where I live. Just left orange leaf on Parmer and Avery ranch. Ambience and décor was cool but yogurt was average. Nothing to wow about. Only 1 employee working or at least in the front that I could see. Toppings were pretty much shot, fruit was old and sour, snickers was tough as rock. You could tell they want to finish the old toppings first before they want to put out the new ones. To top that off compare .49 cents to .39 cents an ounce at Yogurtland. Place need to be cleaned. You got to have a second employee cleaning and filling up toppings and wiping down counter and tables. I hope it gets better otherwise I have to stick to Yogurtland or menchies

As far as fro-​yo goes this place is great! Had a large array of toppings and the yogurt was soo good! The lady working gave us some sample cups and everything I tried I loved! It was very clean with lots of indoor seating. We will for sure be back!

Great yogurt and a good location to simply stop by real fast or celebrate a special event.
Most recently we stopped in after a school program and allowed the kids to get what they craved. sugar and cold treats with friends.
The selections are average, but the draw here is the ability to add your own toppings and allow the kids to have fun (at a price of weight of course).
Overall, the yogurt flavors were good and the toppings were the same good quality. Yogurt is not my «thing» but it is a good little neighborhood spot to hang out with and/​or celebrate with.

Yummy Froyos everywhere! We had just finished over 2 hours at the dog park and needed a snack. This was an easy and friendly trip. The guy was super friendly and helpful. He asked and made sure if we needed some sample cups. I was hanging out with my 8 year old cousin today. All along the walls are the self serve machines of frozen goodness. She sampled 2 yogurts and then decided to stick with the vanilla and got her choice of toppings. I got a little crazy and put the divider in my cup so I had 3 sections. I got pistachio, cheesecake and the beloved pineapple. The pineapple reminds me of Dole Whip at Disney and Hawaii. I love it so much. I also had my choice of toppings. The guy told/​asked me about the ounce card and I totally got it because I’m going to be making more trips.
Since we had Samuel we sat outside. Once we got our yogurts I fetched him out of the car and we enjoyed more sunshine, frozen treats and Samuel’s companion.

My daughter and I stopped in here the other afternoon. What a treat. The first thing I noticed was how clean everything was and that they had couches! How fun!
The young gal at the counter was as sweet as could be and explained to protocol of this particular establishment. It’s $ 0.48 per ounce and she offered several tasting cups so I could make an educated decision on my deliciousness. At the girl’s suggestion I got butter pecan and added actual pecans. Then, of course I got chocolate.
But one of the neatest things about this place was the dividers that you can put in your cups. That way, if you’re a freak like me, your yogurt won’t touch.
Dear daughter and I will certainly be back.

OK. This place is called Orange Leaf. What?! Strange visual image. Orange Leaf. In modern marketing and branding practices the gold standard seems to be that the more non-​descriptive, esoteric and blurry the lines of reality are. the better. Therefore this place hits a dead strike on the bowling lane. (In bowling, strikes are good. Remember?)
OK. This place sells yogurt. It sells yogurt by the pound. It sells the toppings by the pound. So you have to consider total weight which is for the total purchase price which is weird to me because this ain’t a cocaine deal nor is it like trying to score a bag of weed. Orange Leaf. Why don’t they just call these places something like «Yogurt By the Frkkn Pound You A$$Holes!» That would bring in the consumers!
OK. This place is a franchise. These Orange Leaf places are popping up all over the place like infected corpses in a Zombie Apocalypse. However, unlike Zombies these places do not smell bad and are very clean. So they get a big win for clean.
The interior design of Orange Leaf has some orange colored and oddly shaped orange chairs and disturbing pastel colors. This place needs more color Gothic Black on the inside. Then it would look more like the Milk Bar in the Stanley Kubrick film A Clockwork Orange. Throw in some strobe lights for good measure with some Trance music. Instead of yogurt dispensers set into the walls like beer taps,. I think it would be a lot cooler if they did it like the Milk Bar in the film A Clockwork Orange where you could pour your yogurt from women’s breast shaped ceramic dispensers. Now THAT would be interesting. But then they would have to rename the place A Clockwork Orange Leaf. A lawsuit would be forthcoming no doubt even though Stanley Kubrick is dead. Also the corporate office wouldn’t understand the suggestion. That would be a given.
The coconut yogurt should be sold by the pound because it is just as addictive as drugs. And YUMMY! No thanks on the toppings because that would just ruin the flavor. Besides, if I am going to load up on calories then I am getting some custard at Sandy’s. Let’s get real my Droogies and Unilocalies. Just like ice cream this stuff is loaded with calories and sugar. That’s OK though because I like both. Calories and sugar make me happy and make Madman less mad.
The kids like this place the most. They like to jack up the weight of the total product with as many toppings equal to the weight of the yogurt. And as a parent that makes me want to engage in acts of «Ultra-​violence» which is normally quite «Horror Show»!! The only thing that makes me not want to do so is the delicious coconut flavor yogurt.
Five Stars for Clean. Five stars for coconut yogurt. Two Stars for selling yogurt and toppings by weight. Three stars for keeping kids entertained while they pile on toppings. Orange Leaf is chain that is running a strip bar for kids with one dollar G-​string tips per topping. CLEVER!
You got lucky. THIS time Orange Leaf. THIS time you got very, very, very lucky. Therefore no «Ultra-​violence» But if you ever lose the coconut yogurt. our relationship is OVER!