Yogurtland

Hey guys, it’s $ 40 cents an ounce, with the ability to sample flavors before you try. I came in last week and sampled at least 5 different flavors before purchasing those same flavors in a larger size. I got the desert of my dreams with some creative additions. The place was clean, the staff were friendly, and this is really like build a bear for icecream lovers. There is seating outside of the establishment for you to enjoy the dessert in Vegas heat. Alright, since you serve yourself, its hard to go wrong. I think the only thing preventing me from giving 5 stars is the lack of an obvious bathroom for customers to use. I like to wash my hands and I had to settle for antibacterial gel.

My boyfriend loves this place too much and we come here soooo often, I gotta write a review.
Who doesn’t love Yogurtland?! This place is freakin awesome. Located in Town Square shopping center, right across from H&M and next to Old Navy. Close by to AMC theatres, Bath and Body Works and next to Kabuki restaurant. There’s always 7+ yogurt flavors to choose from and there’s a great variety of toppings. I usually love adding strawberries, pineapples and sometimes blueberries. I used to be a bigger fan of sweets and would add sprinkles and yogurt chips.
My favorite yogurt flavors are:
–rocket pop sorbet (this is the best! It literally taste like those red, white and blue popsicles I used to buy at the ice cream trucks. Ahh, childhood.)
–coconut
–pistachio
–taro
My boyfriend’s favorites:
–rocket pop sorbet
–birthday cake
–red velvet
–pistachio

Love yogurt land! We were at TownSquare on Friday and it was nearing 11am (aka the time that Yogurtland opens) so we decided to head there and wait till they opened their doors. One of the workers saw we were waiting outside and after she finished opening the store she opened the doors a few minutes early so we could get in. I thought this was really nice because most employees would probably wait until 11am on the dot to open to avoid working longer than they had to but this employee knew we were waiting and opened the door.
My yogurt was amazing as usual and I really enjoyed it. I love that they have fruity pebbles as a topping because this is my favorite. I also hadn’t eaten anything else that morning and putting cereal on the top of yogurt constituted breakfast for me.
This is probably my favorite fro-​yo place in Vegas. Always good flavors and good toppings. They usually have a special flavor of the week. This week it was lemonade (which tastes exactly like lemon ice!) and cupcake. Both excellent flavors. Can’t wait to see the flavor of the week next time I’m here.

I love Yogurtland. I visit one at least once a week. The only reason I an not rating this location five starts is because every time I am in here, I see at least one kid sticking their hands in the toppings our in the yogurt dispensers.
If you can’t control your children, or haven’t taught then that this sort of behaviour is not appropriate, please consider not bringing them near food that other people might eat.

Yogurtland is one of my fav places to get frozen yogurt, the quality of ice cream and toppings is what does it for this place. I have an LVAC card and they take 10% off my order and sometimes i have the 3 oz free which is a nice way of saying thanks for doing buisness with us… lol. You know a place is good when sometimes you don’t even need toppings because the flavor is that good! one of my favorite is the raspberry lemon sorbet i think is the name that stuff is addicting! The staff there is friendly and offer you sample cups when you come in the store. a few times the bananna’s were gone and I asked for more and they were happy to slice some up and get them out quickly.

On Monday evening my family was so excited to find Yogurtland in Las Vegas. We have one near our home and love it. However, at this location they have a problem with integrity. They charge $.42 per oz and they weigh the cup of yogurt with the spoon in the cup. I questioned our cashier and he said he did not weigh our purchase with the spoon in the cup. The total was $ 21.57. I asked him to weigh the cups without the spoon and the total was 20.97. That is a difference of $.60. I am not one to quibble over small amounts, but I do not like dishonesty. Our cashier was Gerardo. I would be cautious when purchasing from this place…

Yogurtland is my favorite frozen yogurt place to eat at hands down. They have promotional things going on most of the year. They roll out unique flavors for a limited time and they don’t disappoint with their selection. They have good toppings and fruits to choose from. This particular branch doesn’t have any cheesecake which is a bummer, but you’ll be able to find other things that you like.

You know the drill. Sample. Pick flavor. Or two… or three. Indulge in toppings!
Can’t really go wrong with fro yo shops. And to be honest… if it ain’t Pinkberry… all the shops kinda blend together to me. But non the less… this place is yummy.

Yogurtland is amazing. Simple as that. I have no cons about this place
Pros. They are always updating their flavors. I love sorbets and they always have great new ones to try (Rocket Pop!) the staff is always smiling and super friendly. The prices are fair compared to other places (u swirl) this place is Always packed which is telling me their are keeping people happy. Everything I go to Town Sq during the day time I always stop in here.
Cons– Seriously?! NONE! Lol

I love Yogurtland. Let me list the reasons why I love Yogurtland.
1. You control the portion of your dessert. Whether you’re feeling like a fatty or just want a little something sweet, you can still fulfill your need.
2. Variety is always a good thing. You can customize your dessert to be on the healthier side by adding fruit toppings. Or you can make your dessert decadent by adding chocolate chips. It’s all up to you.
3. The flavors of the yogurt are always changing with the seasons, so you never get bored.
4. I love the themes they do. My favorite is when Sanrio comes around. I love collecting the spoons!
5. 10% off for LVAC members.
6. Good boost of sugar after you exert your energy while shopping at Town Square.
Only downside I’ve come across so far is if you fall in love with one of the seasonal flavors, you know it’s going to be gone soon. So, get it in whole you can. Otherwise, enjoy!

This is the best way to beat the summer heat, especially when you’re shopping at Town Square. I come here every time I’m shopping at this outdoor mall.
I came on Labor Day. As I expected, it was pretty crowded. The line moved pretty quickly, though.
I was disappointed that they didn’t have my favorite & go-​to flavor: mango. I did see that they had some seasonal flavors, so I guess they had to make room for them. I had the strawberry and the strawberry/​lemonade (or was it orange? not sure) combo with some brownie and cheesecake bites. It was pretty good, sweet, and definitely helped me cope with the heat.
The girl working the cash register didn’t seem like a robot and actually had a personality. Great customer service.
I hope this place stays at TS as long as the mall is open.

Taro taro taro how I love thee!!! Props to Yogurtland for being the only chain in Vegas to consistently carry this orgasmic flavor.
Service is always good and this location is clean!

Good frozen yogurt! Good customer service! They seem to always have a variety of flavors and toppings.
I always end up going with the tart flavor and a variety of fruit toppings… or mochi

Decent dessert option in Town Square.
Had about ten different flavors available when I went– minus a star for selection, as there was a giant standing poster advertising featured seasonal flavors, but NONE of them were available here. So weird. Why have up advertising for products you don’t have?
Opted for pecan praline and taro. Topped with lychee and strawberries. Appreciated topping labels above the sneeze guard. Employee was polite and informed me of their loyalty card program to be used in conjunction with the gift card I paid with.

There is only one flavor of frozen yogurt worth eating. That flavor is taro.
Taro + lychee + popping boba + cheesecake. There are no other combinations that need to be tried.
Unfortunately this location does not have the holy grail of flavors in their froyo harem. Quelle horreur! Each time I come here I have to settle for the cheesecake flavor. Unforgivable!
Search out Yogurtlands that stock taro (215 & Eastern) and don’t depart from them.

It has been a long time since I revisited Yogurtland. However, after dinner at YardHouse, I felt like eating some taro yogurt with mochi.
However, taro was not the only thing I got… there were so many flavors around the world! That’s what I enjoy most about yogurtland, they are dynamic. The flavors evolved so that customers can always try new flavors.
We ended up with taro, passion fruit orange guava, Mexican Hot Chocolate, pistachio and of course, plain tart. For some odd reason, I love plain tart. So yummy with mochi on top.
Earl I and shared it and we were both satisfied with our $ 5ish dessert.

This is one of the smaller Yogurtland locations I’ve seen. Don’t let the size fool you, though. They still offer 16 flavors and a wide variety of toppings. The price of the yogurt is $ 0.39 per ounce, which is much cheaper than the self-​serve yogurt shops on the Las Vegas strip. The staff is also friendly and courteous.
The shop is located in the Las Vegas Town Square shopping center, so there is not a lot of parking directly in front of the store and the spaces are metered. Due to the size of the store, seating is also very limited. They only have two tables inside the store, so be prepared to take your yogurt with you in hopes of grabbing a seat outside. Also, there is no public restroom; the closest one is in Old Navy.

Despite making many trips to Town Square over the years, I have only been to Yogurtland a couple times. Lately I have been craving frozen yogurt often, Yogurtland is one of a handful of froyo spots that always satisfies.
The shop is always clean and there are always friendly people working. I love that there is such a wide variety of yogurt flavors to choose from, I have never felt like I had to settle for a flavor I just sort of like, instead I am usually debating between multiple options. Not only are there many flavor options, but the yogurt also has the right consistency, nice and creamy, not too icy.
I am the type that fills my cup only slightly with yogurt, and then goes crazy in the topping area. I love that Yogurtland offers up so many fresh fruit toppings, some which I don’t see other places like cantaloupe! It may be a litle nitpicky, but I do wish some of the fruits toppings offered were cut into smaller pieces.
The price is nice too, this is one of the few places I have been able to keep my cup price under $ 5! Overall, a very solid option for froyo in Town Square.

I LOVE this place. I cannot express exactly how much, but it’s a lot. I mean, WHO doesn’t love Yogurtland?! Those who left anything less than 4 stars just simply do not deserve to eat frozen yogurt. The flavors are always changing so there’s a lot of variety. You go through the line and pick what you want, top it with the toppings you want, weigh your cup, pay, and you’re ready to chow down on some bomb froyo. It’s that simple. The place is usually packed, but the line moves fast. It is also super clean. There’s outside seating for those super nice days like today (72, baby!). Also, the cashier always lets me choose my color spoon.
LOVE it!

After lunch, there are always room for dessert; but elsewhere. More like, up a few doors up from Claim Jumper and still in the Town Square shopping complex, there is Yogurtland.
With temperatures at triple-​digits, I really need something to cool and sooth me. At least this Yogurtland is located in a cool and shaded area.
Just like the other Yogurtland locations (I’ve only been to the Berkeley locations), this is a self-​serve place at $.30 an ounce. And you get a choice of twenty (20) flavors. I only remembered half the choices, though and they are: Plain Tart, strawberry, Arctic Vanilla, Dutch Chocolate, Toasted Coconut, Vanilla Wafer, Taro, Pistachio, Cookie and cream, Praline Pecan, Lychee Tart and Chocolate Coconut Truffle (in which I took with the Arctic Vanilla).
A great selection of dry and fresh toppings, in which I took Coconut Flakes, Vanilla Wafers and Circus Animal cookies… of course.
My treat:
The bowl of frozen yogurt was the perfect treat to beat the desert heat.