Yogurtland

Some friends and I went to yogurt land after dinner for some quick dessert. The place was very clean and well kept. However, they did not have many choices for both the flavors as well as the toppings. I got vanilla which was ok but I usually get something more unique when I go out for frozen yogurt. The toppings were your basic cookie cutter options at most frozen yogurt joints. However they did not have my favorite topping graham cracker crumbs, or whipped cream. I would recommend this place if you like basic flavors and toppings, it is a well kept establishment.

I’m not a huge fan of frozen yogurt… and to be honest I feel like yogurt land doesn’t have as many options as other places BUT the reason I gave it 5 stars was because on Sunday the 16^th, my boyfriend and I went in to get froyo and the cashier is what made our experience so nice. I didn’t get her name and I wish I did, but she has dark red hair and was so friendly. I am very big on customer service, and she was amazing. I feel like it’s pretty rare to go into places in south Florida and have cashiers be so friendly to the point of me wanting to get a Unilocal account just to write a review about the customer service. People need to hire more girls like that.

Excellent frozen yogurt with some really great Asian flavors. I can’t get enough of the Blue Lychee Bliss and the mochi. I wish the staff would realize that they have a pretty good job and start enjoying what they do. My first job was scooping ice cream at a diner and I look back on that fondly now. I like the staff and the layout better at Menchie’s but I like the flavors better at Yogurtland. Maybe the two companies should merge and call it Menchie’s Yogurtland.

Never been error

The last three times I visited at 10:15 pm they appeared to be closed. I had to enjoy my yogurt along an intensive floor cleaner aroma. All tables were empty but the chair were staked on top of each other as if they were closed.
The attendance could not hide their discomfort as other people continue to arrive…

A great healthy alternative to ice-​cream. Usually if it is healthy it lacks flavor. This is defiantly not the case at yogurtland. They usually always have creative wonderful flavors. As long as you don’t pile on the toppings the dish will be a low calorie treat! Employees are usually friendly and they work hard to keep the place clean.

Decent flavors and toppings. They have unique flavors sometimes like Lychee. That had a contest where if you get the exact amount of weight then you get it free.

Adults love it. Kids love it. Variety and selection is the best around. They change their flavors quite consistently so it’s always good to come inside and try new flavors with new pairings. Fruit and topping selection also varied. Fruit seems quite fresh. Prices seem way better than other yogurt places in the vicinity.

This was my first time here and was pleasantly surprised to find all the different flavors on hand of yogurt. There must have been about 14 different flavors on hand, two per machine with a swirl offered per machine. Sample cups were on hand to taste any flavor before purchasing, many of which I tried, all I enjoyed. After selecting your own flavor (s) there are a selection of toppings if you wish to put on top, but be careful, some can really add weight and cost to your yogurt as I found out.
Although I read the sign that you pay a flat .39 cents per ounce when I walked in, I couldn’t believe the weight I was told the cup came to when it was weighed at the register. My total amount due was $ 7.56 for a 60% filled cup of yogurt and some toppings, Hello? Yogurtland should provide smaller cups for portion control, this is why I gave it only 3, the product was good, the store was clean, the employees were helpful, and the free strawberry infused cold water was nice but come on, all other yogurt and ice cream shops offer much smaller cups and Yogurtland should also. This is desert or a snack Yougurtland, not a meal and should be priced accordingly.
Since it is hard to judge the portion size in such a large cup, I won’t visit nearly as much and parents, possibly you should control what goes into the cup or else you may have sticker shock when it comes time to pay, like what I saw on the faces of two sets of parents while I was there, one set almost walked out of the store leaving the yogurt and toppings behind after hearing the total for three kids and one adult was $ 32 and change, I only heard the $ 32 for 4 cups of yogurt — really?
Tip for this business chain — offer smaller cup sizes to your customers, in the end, they will come back more.

The quality of the ice cream is great, as well as variety. But I do agree with others that the workers are kind of in a depressed mood and it just damages the whole «eat ice cream atmosphere». Other than that can’t wait to be back for more yogurt ice cream

The roller coaster of ups and downs continues with Yogurtland,
It seemed to me on my last visit that Yogurtland was embracing this end of the world rumors.
To be honest, it had me a little worried.
What made me thing they were embracing the end of the world?
THERE WAS NO MOCHI!!!
How could there be no mochi? It is one of the few things I always pile on my yogurt. I feel cheated.
CLUELESS CASHIER
Did she not pay attention in training? She consistently made a mess of the register with each customer before me including myself. She repeatedly had to run to the back for help and when it came to my turn, she punched in the wrong numbers. I give a $ 10 and the change says $ 97 and she blames the machine for the error.
She tries again and fails. Finally, she tries to the basic arithmetic ‘$ 10.59 — $ 3.59 = ?’ and I sit there I blurt out ‘7!’. Now, she is unsure of herself and only gives me six dollars back. I literally had to grab the 7^th dollar from her.
I question her soberness as well.
This location repeatedly hires below average help.
Sadly, I will be back because I am a froyo whore.

This place is one of the best for yogurt in the area… from the refreshing flavors to the fresh fruit toppings, its worth the visit!
I recommend going in the off hours, as they tend to have long lines during peak hours… but the line does move fast!

Came here a few weeks ago per my niece’s request after our big Oh! Sushi fiasco-​disappointment lunch (it has been reviewed). I offered to take her to Menchies, but she had a preference to Yogurtland, so here we came.
It was okay. I mean, it was good, but it was nothing special. It’s the typical serve yourself frozen yogurt set up with the same toppings as the other places. I had the chocolate shake froyo with rainbow sprinkles (I ALWAYS get rainbow sprinkles) while my neice had the tart yogurt with fruits (boooring!).
I swear, serve yourself places are the best idea. You get to load up on as much food as you want and can avoid the «Can I have a little more of _​_​,» request, in which, most cases, you still don’t get exactly the amount you want, but don’t want to ask again. And the employee can just sit around and get paid for doing nothing. Ingenious! Where do I sign up?

Those who know me know that I am a fro-​yo aficionado. I will eat fro-​yo anytime, any weather. (I eat it in NY while its snowing, so I welcome eating fro yo at hot Miami weather). I’m not the biggest fan of DIY self-​serve styles as they tend to be more watery but Yogurt land specializes in some flavors that other competitors lack. As my friend Kevin C. mentions, the Asian-​inspired flavors are the ones that stand out from the crowd. If the «flavors» were kids, they must have tiger moms because they are excellent.
Skip the peanut butter, dulce de leche, and other common flavors you see everywhere else. Go for: Taro, pomegranate, and lychee.
1)Taro = Think cookies and cream (but 10 times better).
2_​Lychee = ½ tart + ½ sweet = full awesomeness.
3) Pomegranate = for those who enjoy some tart, this is THE flavor to go with. Pair it with original? Sweet! (ironically).
Top it off with some mochi (love these little suckers) and you got yourself a Wing-​ing combination. You’re welcome.*
*I know you will thank me in advance.

The workers here are down right inattentive and grumpy. They look like they’ve been sold to the owner as slaves and forced to work there. They are making the whole atmosphere depressing. I should of walked out right there…
BUT THEY HAVE TARO

AND LYCHEE
!!!
(Thanks Wing L for the tip off!)
I think this is the ONLY yogurt place in the entire S FL offering these Asian flavors. The combination of Taro + Mochi and Blue Lychee Bliss + real Lychee are so Asian it brings tears of joy to my eyes! *sob*
Yes this is a super biased 5 star review based on just those 2 flavors. The moment they remove them from their list, I’ll change the score to a 1.

Always fresh. New flavored added. So you don’ t get bored and the prices are very reasonables. You pay by pound

Usually packed with high school students on Friday and Saturday nights, but it serves the best combination of unique flavors, classic fro-​yo and fresh toppings at a ridiculously low price. The price has gone up slightly, but if you don’t negate any of the benefits of a relatively healthy dessert by filling your cup to the brim with fattening toppings, it’s a good choice.
Their taro just doesn’t compare to the taro @ mochi in gainesville/​orlando, but yogurtland has more variety.

Yum! Great yogurt but this is not as good as the location in Hollywood. I mean, they didn’t have any form of CHOCOLATE here. WTF?
The joint gets packed, especially with young kids and tweens. So be prepared to not be able to sit inside or outside with your frozen treat.

When it comes to froyo nearby my house, this place is my favorite. Yogurtland is designed for the customer to serve themselves however much yogurt with however many toppings. There are a variety of flavors from fruity to sweet flavors (i.e. peanut butter, red velvet, chocolate, etc.). The flavors are interchanged every now and then. The price of the yogurt depends on how many ounces a customer gets and the last time I checked the price was $.33 per ounce, which is not bad at all. They have really good fruit topping choices from mango, lychee, kiwi, blackberries, etc. They also have candy toppings like Ghirardelli white chocolate chips, M&Ms, mini peanut butter cups, and their syrups are made with Ghirardelli chocolate as well. I love their white chocolate syrup. It’s to die for! (Of course, if you are a white chocolate lover like I am).
I find that when it comes to this place I like their sweet flavors as opposed to their fruity flavors, but that’s just my taste buds. It could be different for you. I usually get pistachio and red velvet frozen yogurt with white chocolate chips and syrup.
Please try this place for yourself. It is definitely an experience worth having. Watch out for the weekends, the line is usually out the door. Enjoy!

I guess I’m about to make some enemies.
I need the folks running Yogurtland to make a better effort at controlling their customers and at making the outdoor experience at Starbucks (those tables aren’t yours, Yogurtland!) more enjoyable.
I used to love to sit outside at this Starbucks and relax and catch up with friends.
Now the seats are covered in disgusting melted frozen nonsense with piss-​poor toppings, and the background noise, while admittedly not so great when it was the sound of cars on Pines Blvd., is now screaming children running around. It should not be the burden of the hardworking employees at Starbucks to babysit their own outside seating.
Perhaps the blame goes to the person who leased this space to a yogurt joint in the first place. It’s about to happen at the shopping center in the 145 block of Miramar Parkway, too, also next to a Starbucks.
As for the yogurt, I tried it. I found the process to be unsanitary and would much rather go to Lutz up on Sheridan. But, if your expectations are simple, so is the product, and that’s not a bad thing necessarily.
Sorry, YoDirtland, clean up your act and I’ll amend this review.