Yogurtland

Super friendly staff, always smiling. Love the flavor selection. Nice amount of toppings to choose from, and nice to see some healthier toppings available (fruits/​nuts).

A cute, friendly little Yogurtland stop on State St. I’ve since learned that there’s a highly-​acclaimed local yogurt shop right across the street, but if you know what you like and you’re sticking with Yogurtland, this location won’t steer you wrong.
Be sure to ask for sample cups — they’ve always got a couple new ones on rotation. I’m a huge fan of anything fruity and tart. Any topping you need, they probably have, from granola and chopped nuts to white chocolate fudge, gummi worms, and popping boba. I still have no idea how they make those things!
Grab a seat outside for great people watching. You’re a little far from the beach, but you can always ask for a lid and pack it to-​go. We might try the other place next time in the area, but there’s nothing wrong with Yogurtland! :-)

They were so good! Stopped there once a week or more for years then it seems they got new Managment. That’s when things changed. First, they seemed to reduce the sweetness. It’s a desert! It’s supposed to be sweet. They have plain if you don’t want sugar, and some of them were plenty sweet without extra sweetener. Now it seems they have decreased the flavoring additives. The most standout aspect of Yogurtland was its vibrant, robust flavors. No more. There was good reason for strong flavors. Frozen yogurt can freeze your taste buds making stronger flavors almost necessary. Sad. Don’t fix what isn’t broken.

My favorite yogurt place. Always clean and the staff is always very friendly and helpful. Love being able to choose the amount and how many different flavors I want.

Sooooo many yummy options! Great tasting yogurt, so many options, very reasonably priced, great ambience.

When you’re looking for frozen yogurt this place does the job! They’re open late which is handy. Nice people inside. I’ve never had any frustrations!

Yuuuum! My fiancé and I stopped in the other night while visiting Santa Barbra. We went all out and got delicious frozen yogurt! They had hand sanatizer next to the cup station which I loved! The service was friendly and the place was clean! Overall I had a great experience!

Best frozen yogurt and toppings! Hands down!!! Love the Mochi, the gummy bears… coconut frozen yogurt… red velvet! Just DIVINE!

Busy, busy. busy. They get lots of business and should probably have more people staffed to work the floor as it gets MESSY. There was a line to get to the toppings bar, and some of the topping spoons were «double dipped» into other topping containers (my pet peeve). I wish someone was actively responsible for maintaining this area and also refilling! I don’t want to top my yogurt with goodies I had to SCRAPE out from the bottom of the container. Also, I noticed some of the flavors here at this location had a bit of a watery texture. so I avoided those ones.
Nonetheless, I love love love froyo and was by no means dissatisfied with my creation.

What I wouldn’t give for some froyo now…
They have such a good selection and its self serve so you can make up whatever crazy mix you feel like. It’s pay by weight so the first time is dangerous but after that you get the hang of how much you want vs how much you want to pay. They have every topping you could imagine and the fruit is pretty fresh. The sorbet flavours in particular are just amazing– especially with yoghurt chips and M&Ms. YUM. You have to try and control yourself though, because it can be kind of overwhelming if you put everything you want– you have decide what combinations will actually be the best, rather than just listening to your stomach.
You can also take a little tasting cup so you can be sure what flavours you want, which I think is a great idea. There’s almost always a line but it moves pretty quickly. It’s also open late, which led to many post-​dinner cravings and legging it down to State Street.

What I love about Yogurtland is that there are SO many combinations YOU can choose. Talk about have it your way! Toppings, yogurt, sauces and more. You’ve got your traditional flavors then a whole slew of other ones to try. Make sure to ask for sample cups at the front before you get a heaping amount in your own bowl. If you don’t know where to go for dessert or to satisfy a sweet tooth then Yogurtland is your place. The only caveat is what goes into the yogurt. Tons of ingredients but all can be looked up on their website. Make sure to make it a periodic rather than regular stop ;)

I personally prefer self-​serve style. With larger cups, it is convenient for you to pour whatever size that your in the mood for with plenty of room to store your toppings. This will allow you to scoop your perfect bite each and every time. Isn’t it prefect? :)
So I’ve been here once, and I am already obsessed with their plentiful amount of toppings and flavors. I sometimes throw in some circus animals if I’m feeling kinda adventurous. :P
The taro flavor is always my go to one, as is the strawberry and mango. I recently got obsessed with the berry flavor, and I also like to sample almost every flavor that I would love to try. There’s always a good rotation of the seasonal flavors (because those are the less delicious ones), this location sure does a good job of keeping things diverse yet standardized.

One of the best things about this Yogurtland is that it’s open late. Located on State Street, it’s one of the few places open past 9pm. But if you’ve been to a Yogurtland, they have a formulaic setup — made to look like any other. No boutique feeling here will be found.
They have a nice selection of flavors, and while I didn’t count, I’d say 20. I don’t like Yogurtland that much because I find the yogurt to be more icy than creamy or smoothe.
So, although I would never say «no» to frozen yogurt, I say in a sluggish and slightly staggered and quiet voice, «Okay».

Sur le même principe de Pinkberry
Yogurtland m’a fait de l’oeil ou plutôt à fait de l’oeil à mes pieds pour une pause bien méritée.
Alors, né cherchez pas des parfums hallucinants aux couleurs d’été, un choix très large au niveau des parfums contrairement à Pinkberry. Et pour agrémenter le tout beaucoup de fruits ou pépites de chocolat, des glaçages au chocolat et aux fruits, des milliers de friandises arrosés par-​ci, par-​là. Yogurtland voit les choses en grand. La balance est posée sur le comptoir et chaque produit est pesés au grammes près. Le prix peut vite grimper j’en avais toujours pour plus de 5 dollars mais vu tout ce que je mettais, ce n’était clairement pas si cher.

I really don’t like places that are self-​service because they are usually messy and let’s face it I don’t swirl the frozen yogurt like a Pinkberry employee. I like this Yogurtland because it’s almost always in good order and clean. The ingredients are fresh and there is a good variety.

Fantastic array of interesting as well as classic frozen yogurt options with a nearly unlimited selection of toppings for your froyo enjoyment.
The price is by weight.
The cashier gave us numerous little tasting cups.
I selected their classic strawberry and topped it with both strawberries and raspberries and a smattering of crumbled Oreos to provide a little chocolate contrast.
Delice!
My date went for the pistachio.
With so many options, you really can’t go wrong.
Will likely put the organic froyo place across the street with boring flavors and only LARGE sizes at large prices out of business.

Best yogurt place ever!
I’ll never get tired of this place. The staff is nice, the yogurt pretty good and perfect location! In downtown SB and close to the beach. Just take a yogurt and go to the beach or walk around the pretty SB! Totally worth the try!

World class icecream shop!!! It doesn’t get any better than this. The flavours and toppings these guys provide are so amazing. I can’t seem to get enough of this froyo with topping, it’s probably the best thing I know! If you haven’t tried it yet I strongly recommend you give it a try ;-)

It was mother’s day and we had an hour to kill before it was dinner time. Why not eat dessert first? We did. I got the pistachio and guava flavors. I normally like pistachio by itself, but the guava was amazing. I highly recommend that anyone try that.
It was really crowded on the inside, so we decided to eat it while walking down state street. You can’t really go wrong with this. Thanks for giving our family a reason to like each other’s company haha.
–Tej

Yogurtland is hands down the best frozen yogurt in the country. I have been to this location probably 50 times so it gets my review, but really, every Yogurtland is amazing. The self-​serve fro-​yo craze has been around for a few years now, and while the enthusiasm for it is beginning to die down, I don’t think that means all fro-​yo places are doomed, just the ones that aren’t completely on top of their game. I think we really have reached peak fro-​yo status, and the lesser places will begin to start dying off as a new craze takes hold. My money is on do-​it-​yourself oatmeal bars. However, Yogurtland leads the pack, and I think it truly is here to stay.
Having to deal with the nonsense of FrozenYo and other imitators in DC, not only is the yogurt here far more delicious, it is also much much MUCH cheaper. Free samples don’t hurt either. Please bring Yogurtland to the East Coast! It has been far too long since I have had a proper frozen yogurt. I am dying out here.

5 stars for the yogurt: the coconut is the best frozen coconut dessert – including ice cream – I’ve ever eaten. Mind-​blowing if you like coconut and the texture is perfect. Kona coffee outstanding as well. I liked the vanilla bean and NY cheesecake too. The raspberry is icy but if you like that texture, it’s good.
Tons of toppings plus whipped cream.
MUCH cheaper than Pinkberry.
So why 4 stars? THE most obnoxious music and the Disney tie-​ins feel very whorish to me, but perhaps Disney and Looney Tunes are subsidizing the yogurt and keeping the price low so it’s a trade-​off.
Also this is NOT a great location. Pinkberry is great because you can park in a 15 minute spot in De La Guerra Plaza. The parking here is just mall parking and that sucks so I can’t begin to comprehend IB’s «great location» remark.
I had a huge yogurt after small breakfast and no lunch on a beastly hot day in SB, which invariably offends me more than a hot humid day in Manhattan because if you go to the city in the summer, you have no business griping about the meteorological misery.
It was 5 dollars and HUGE with yogurt chips and almonds.
The quality and price will keep me coming back to a most obnoxious store with slow people working the registers.