Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

While the froyo is probably just as good as any other, the lack of topping choices is what was really disappointing about this place to me. I would rather go to yogurt city in williston that has 294 472 choices for toppings!

I’ve never had a bad experience here! My current favorite flavor is their seasonal Pumpkin Spice Latte, and I love how they switch up a lot of flavors so you almost always have something new to choose from. Can’t wait to see what they have for winter flavors.

Can’t say enough about this place. I go here once a week! So many different toppings and flavors. I would highly recommend getting a rewards card: every time you get froyo you can use the card. Every $ 1 spent = 1 point and every 10 points = $ 1 added on to your Ounce Back card.

Fairly clean and service was good, however I prefer the full service alternatives when it comes to frozen yogurt. The experience at orange leaf is something like a high school dance. You arrive exhilarated, excited to explore your senses. You flirt with all the different flavors, but try your hardest to obtain attention from the one person you covet most, the cashier. She is the only one who has the power to provide sample cups, thus is the threshold you must cross before experiencing the pleasures of the many untasted «yogurts» that stand just too far from reach. Your blatant stares fall unsuccessful, as there are thousands of others swarming the poor yogurt prom queen. You decide to take the power into your own hands, and unscrew the top of your water. As you fumble with the cap underneath the machines humming spout a mysterious liquid leaks out all over your hand. Thinking that this is just yummy yogurt juice, you lap it up like a dog. Yuck. Gross. It’s more like yogurt anal gland secretion. The whole experience is ruined. You wipe the remaining discharge from your cap and throw it in the trash, looking around, ashamed. The poor girl at the counter is still dealing with 12 frat guys while she tries to clean the mess of fruity pebbles they sloppily defiled. You suddenly realize that this has been a mirage. The glittering walls are just a mask for subpar «yogurt» (which is actually gross ice cream) and you have been duped. You leave the shop empty handed, but wiser, for all that glitters is not gold, and all that say frozen yogurt are not created equal. In other words… go to SoYo

3.5 stars. I’ve been here a couple of times due to wanting dessert while having dinner downtown. It’s conveniently located so that you can walk there after doing something downtown. Not too special in terms of flavors or taste. I really like wedding cake and coconut. The coconut has no coconut flakes (thank god). I wouldn’t recommend the pistachio or banana. Both were blah for me. It’s brightly colored and a nice place to sit down with some froyo. If you want to try anything, ask the staff and they’ll give you a sample. If you want to divide your flavors so they don’t mix, there are dividers that can be inserted into your bowl. Lastly, I love the spoons here. The colors match the decoration — bright orange and they’re square shaped instead of circular. There’s even a place to recycle them :). There also lots of toppings to make your froyo nice and fun.

I tried Orange Leaf for the first time recently and I was really impressed. They have a pretty cool system where you can serve yourself the yogurt from many choices. Every two flavors are paired together, which you can get at the same time in a twist. After you get your yogurt, you get to pick your topping from a huge selection. Paying is pretty simple as they just charge by weight. So, you can grab a lot or just a small snack. I was most surprised that it tasted just like a creemee and it was delicious!

Finally an option that isn’t ben & jerry’s or creemees! Thank you Orange Leaf! I love the variety of flavor and toppings! The peppermint patty flavor is so delicious! Even in the middle of winter, I find myself stopping in for a dessert after a movie or for a mid afternoon snack on the weekend. I just can’t get enough. The pay by weight is genius. I only get how much I want. It’s a relief to self serve, knowing you’re only getting the amount you want. Every time I come in, the staff greets me with a smile, offers to assist me with a sample of any flavor and answers any questions I may have.

I’d never been to one of these self serve shops but I stopped in on a whim headed home from work, my sweet tooth calling. I was impressed with how well it was laid out, and how open and clean it was. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The selection of both yogurt and toppings was great. I like the idea of charging by weight as well.
I tried the new salted caramel topped with mini chocolate chips, Reese’s chunks, marshmallow sauce, and a brownie chunk. It was heaven in a bowl. I’ll definitely be going back, and I’ll bring my boyfriend with me too!

I’ve lived in town for almost 3 years now, and have had the chance to sample several desserts and frozen yogurts in the area. For my money, Orange Leaf is far and away the best froyo option around, and is a great little yogurt shop. I’ve always found the staff to be more than friendly, offering samples and suggestions, and the store is always clean and well maintained. The yogurt itself is obviously delicious, and I love how often they rotate their 16 flavors. They have tons of toppings options, the fruit is always clean and fresh, and I recently found out they make the yogurt fresh in the store daily.
This place is awesome, a great date spot, and I suggest it to all my friend a when they are in town,. I’m glad to see they are doing so well.

Such typical frozen yogurt. Filled with sugar and so easy to overindulge. Tastes good, sure, but nothing interesting here. Can’t believe they are lasting so long in Burlington.

I’ve never been a huge fan of Yogurt, but my girlfriend got me to go here and I was amazed. I never knew yogurt could taste so good and I was impressed with the number of toppings. The prices were fantastic and the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. We ended up chatting with several of the workers for a good 15 minutes.
I really enjoyed mixing the differently flavors together and the fact that I got to chose how much Yogurt I want and I pay for it accordingly is a big plus. My next trip to Burlington, this is definitely going to be one of my first stops.

Yum! I love this place! Staff is super friendly and prices are fair. Most importantly YUM! I am an absolute hater of frozen yogurt, but they somehow make it taste good. The choices for toppings are great, and I love that I get to put them on myself. That and best of all I only pay for the weight in topping and frozen yogurt I take, not for each thing separately.

Delicious treats and nice service. Wish I had thought of this years ago!

This place is comparable to Yogurt City in terms of taste and texture and toppings.
It’s a self-​serve place with several flavors such as coconut, wedding cake, chocolate, vanilla and regular just to name a few. The cups are «huge» and «more huge», but you pay by weight, not cup size. The smaller cup was more than enough for me – even if I wanted to share. You can mix as many flavors as you want, and the knob in the middle will mix both together. BUT…
Compared to other yogurt places in the area, the process is a little more haphazardly set up. The location focuses on seating, not on ease of getting in and through the yogurt process. There is no organization here, only chaos. People will dart in infront of you, there’s no real line, and you deal with the down town Burlington parking and crowd situation. It’s a little more expensive than Yogurt City, actually it’s on par with SoYo on Pine.
The yogurt is overly sweet – like YC, more like ice cream.
Topping choices are pretty good. It seemed that there wasn’t quite as many as YC but a good variety.
There’s also a guy walking around to help but it seemed more like he was a bouncer for some reason. He just kind of got in the way. It seemed like there were too many people working and he was a bit bored. I saw him go behind the counter, back to the floor, behind the counter. But he didn’t really seem to do anything but offer samples. I think even on a sunny weekend day they were a little overstaffed – perhaps this is what is contributing to the increase in price?
I don’t know. For my money, Soyo is the place to be. It’s original, clean, local, and priced competitively. Nothing really compares in the area.