Yogurtland

The yogurt and toppings here are good, but it’s always closed when it’s supposed to be open! I don’t know what’s going on. It’s really annoying, and horrible customer service.

First, this place has been closed for about 6 months. Now that they are open, they are always out of the most popular flavor, they machines are empty for some flavors with no signs, and the other flavors are not good. The staff is great buy not enough to keep me coming. That was my last visit.

The flavors were good. The clerk handed us trial cups without judgement. Prices were fair. Only one flavor was out by late afternoon. Other than that, it was frozen yogurt. Not much to say.

Frozen yogurt, ya any go wrong eh? Wrong. The options in this store are seriously lacking. Last three visits they’ve been «out» of their most desirable flavors. The fruit looks old and smooshed. They’re closed during university closings as well it seems.

Summer hours have changed… it closed at 9pm…
Walked all the way there and sadly walked home without any delicious yogurt ice cream :”(

I think what got me about Yogurtland is that fact that their flavors are distinct. It’s not like the other yogurt place in town that offers indistinguishable flavors that are either chocolate or not chocolate. The space itself is small and cute. I can’t imagine having a huge space just to sling frozen yogurt. It’s clean, the staff is friendly and offers you sample cups as soon as you walk in. Today I got the New York Cheesecake and the Taro yogurt and both were awesome. I really dug the Taro which is probably my new favorite since it has a not-​too-​sweet flavor and a sub-​flavor I can only describe as «marshmallowy». Currently they have about a dozen flavors, most of which are pretty traditional — Vanilla Bean, Taro, Double Chocolate Cookie, Plain Tart, Strawberry, etc… and a couple of interesting flavors like Cosmo (yes, the lady drink).
Their toppings bar was impressive as well. Half of it was dedicated to fresh fruit which keeps your options healthy. The other half was all the fun stuff like Nerds, boba, cheesecake bits, and other stuff that basically voids any sort of health benefit of your cup of yogurt. The only thing I would say is missing from their toppings bar is espresso grounds. Maybe they just don’t know that espresso grounds are amazing on yogurt. Well they are, trust me.
Not that water is a huge deal but I was really impressed by the self service water machine. Everyone knows that yogurt and ice cream make a person thirsty and Yogurtland is clearly on the ball by providing freezing cold, complimentary water to quench a post dairy treat thirst.
Price-​wise, I found it cheaper than the competition which was surprising. All in all, Yogurtland’s yogurt quality is definitely superior and for what you pay, it’s a dang good deal. I can’t wait to go back.

Of all the yogurt businesses I’ve tried in Denton. Yogurtland of Fry street is the absolute best. The store is always very clean and modern. The staff are friendly, helpful and willing to let you try as many of the flavors as you want. With a variety of toppings from fresh fruit to your cheat day candy the yogurt is perfectly textured and unique in the 12 options available to you. No artificial flavoring and only 35 – 45 calories an oz!

Best frozen yogurt in Denton! No question about this! They always have great flavors and a really fresh and clean topping bar. Also, all the employees are really nice! Luis was extremely kind and helpful. Will definitely be back!

This fro yo location is great! They offer a lot of topping options as well as fro yo. They also offer sherbet which is great for people who are lactose intolerant. My only complaint is the outside seating area is TRASHY but all of the trash was from the SHITPOTLE (chitpotle) next door.

FroYo is a little more expensive than ice cream, but this place is within walking distance from all the bars and UNT, so it has become my frozen treat in the spring and summers. The flavors are always changing, but they have sample cups so you can try whatever you want!
The employees are always nice, but it’s a high traffic area and can be kinda dirty. Make sure and pay the meters if you park between 7am and 10pm Monday-​Friday, it’s a 20 $ citation if your meter runs out :(

This place is quickly and easily becoming my favorite froyo spot in Denton. If you live in Denton, you know that we have PLENTY of options for froyo!
They have a selection of about 14 (more or less) froyo options. Each week they highlight a new and limited time flavor. Some of my favorites that they offer are the oatmeal cookie, madagascar vanilla bean, cookies and crème, and the plain tart. They usually have 2 fruity sorbet options too! Plain tart has been my go-​to flavor lately, and I think Yogurtland has the BEST plain tart froyo in Denton! The only flavor I think that they are missing is cake batter (nom nom nom)!
I always get fruit piled on top. They usually have fresh cut pineapple, strawberries, blueberries, mango, and maraschino cherries. And… I can’t ever say no to chocolate, so I sprinkle on the dark chocolate bits which are HEAVENLY. Seriously… no other place has chocolate bits like this. SO GOOD!
When I get a richer flavor froyo, like vanilla bean or cookies and cream, I always add cheesecake bites and cookie dough bites.
The staff in here is always the nicest! And if you complete the survey indicated on your receipt, you get your first 3 ounces free on your next visit! I always end up paying a little bit because there is NO WAY I can keep it to 3 ounces. Haha.
They have a little water dispenser for complimentary cups of water. There are usually fresh strawberries in the water, or some other fresh fruit, which give the water just a tiny hit of fruity flavor.
I am definitely a frequent customer. You should try this place too! But beware, you may become addicted! :)

As a student at UNT, I’m really not bothered that most patrons are UNT students. The staff is very friendly and generous with the sample cups, which is appreciated. Sometimes I feel that yogurt places think I’m trying to swindle them out of half an ounce of yogurt. Nope. I’m just trying to decide if your lemon blueberry brownie yogurt is any good.
Anyway, the seating is a little cramped inside, you have to maneuver to get around people, but they also have more spacious outdoor seating.
I am really happy to have a Yogurtland within distance of my dorm.

Does Denton really need another yogurt place? I’m not sure, but Yogurtland is now open right on Fry Street at the Sterling Apartments.
The froyo here is consistent with other Yogurtlands — that is to say that the flavors are good and the froyo comes out nice and smooth.
Being right across the street from UNT means that all the UNT students no longer have to go very far for froyo, but for everyone else, it means fighting with all the UNT students for parking. The small store and limited seating makes this seem like more of a grab and go kind of place.
At $ 0.39 an ounce and possibly having to fight for parking, this place is great if you are already in the area. If you’re not already in the area, there are at least four other yogurt places in town…