Yogurtland

Yogurt is mediocre. Service is decent. You get charged more for eating it there. Ridiculous.

I come here often. They always have a wide variety of yogurt flavors and fresh toppings. Its also very clean and I love the fruit infused water. One of the cashiers, Kathleen, is always very pleasant and patient as I ponder which toppings and yogurt flavors I’d like.

One of the best Yogurtlands around! Always laid-​back, friendly kids running the place. They keep everything super clean here, from the yogurt dispensers to the toppings bar to the seating areas.
You can chill indoors or out, and they have chilled water on tap. They aren’t stingy with the sample cups, so go ahead and try out the new flavors. Yogurtland always seems to have a marketing campaign going on that rotates in new flavors every couple weeks. I’ll always go for the plain tart, but it’s fun seeing what’s new on the yogurt front.
I haven’t checked the pricing in our last few visits, but I think it’s around $.40/​ounce. This is a great place to pop in after a long hike or a soccer game — the yogurt runs around 30 calories an ounce and (hopefully) seems to have less sugar in it than ice cream. :-P

Just the way I like it! Help yourself to samples of many flavors and good toppings – pay by the ounce! Tasty yogurt and sorbets

Solid choice of toppings and flavors. Big fan of the salted caramel pecan froyo. Basic beyond belief.

Great flavors, kids as well as adults will love it. Staff is always friendly offering samples. Try it, you’ll like it.

Couldn’t believe this happened to me today.
My girlfriend and I were in Walnut Creek and decided to stop for a little treat. We have been to this location before, definitely not as tidy as other locations but nothing I’d care to write a review about.
Tonight, I was half way through my yogurt when… BAM! I bit on a hard piece of a foreign substance! When I pulled it out of my mouth, it was A PIECE OF GLASS!
Went up to the cashier, told him, he grabbed his so-​called-​manager, Alec. Who, let me tell you, was rude and honestly didn’t care.
THEY WOULDNT EVEN GIVE ME A REFUND!!!
What kind of service is this?!
A customer bites on glass + doesn’t get a refund = TERRIBLE LOCATION!
Stay away!

Come here often and I love the variety of flavors and toppings I’ve been to other froyo places and they lack the big selection that Yogurtland has. It’s always nice to be able to put the toppings you want. I especially love when they have green tea and their specials for the month.

The yogurt is fine, the toppings selection is good, but the owner has issues!
Today as we walked in, the cashier was offering sample cups to everyone (when there are 15ish flavors, of course you’re going to want to try a couple before you commit). A guy was on his third sample (totally reasonable) when the owner came out and started yelling at him about how he’d better purchase something, and those samples were costing him money.
There were probably 20+ people inside and out who’d bought full cups of yogurt and this guy was clearly planning on doing so as well, so it seemed insane to get so worked up about a couple bites of yogurt. Not cool, owner.
And the trash was overflowing.

Yes the yogurt is melty sometimes. Yes there is trash overflowing and service isn’t anything to write home about.
BUT THEY HAVE A SUGAR FREE FLAVOR
Beggars can’t be choosers.

We are seriously addicted to yogurt land. we come here almost every week they always have great flavors and the place is kept very clean!!! But most importantly they let you do your sampling all on your own.

I love yogurt land so it feels weird to give this location two stars, but they deserve a low rating. Similar to other reviews, the place is always messy, no one working is around, and they NEVER have good options for tart flavored yogurt. They never have any fresh fruit which is frustrating. I try to avoid this location at all costs.

My son’s mom informed rhe cashier that there qaa a hair in one of the topping containers. The cashier removed rhe hair but did not replace the toppings. Completely repulsed, we walked out. That waa absolutely disgusting. Common sense dictates that you replace the food. Yuck!!!

What is up with the toppings? The only fresh fruit they had were strawberries. Definitely not as good as the Yogurtland in Pleasant Hill on Monument where they have better fresh fruit fixin’s like fresh raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and mangoes. Like other Yogurtlands they have a good variety of flavors that change seasonally like Salted Caramel, Red Velvet, NY Cheesecake, Coconut, Dutch Chocolate, Original Tart, etc. I also prefer the serve your self model and the ability to taste the flavors before you commit.

I’ve been to this location a number of times now and am in agreement with the recent lower ratings. Yes, the Yogurt is good but there’s something really up with the way this place is being run.
— Twice now I have been here and there has been no staff in sight upon entering. I’ve had to wait around for almost 10 minutes for staff to come out of the room in the back so that I could either ask for a sample cup or start pouring my Yogurt (because let’s face it I’m not going to pour it and then wait for someone to appear while it melts).
— They didn’t honor the free yogurt I had loaded onto my Android App.
— The last couple of times I have been the place has been messy with Yogurt all around the drip trays on the machines and trash spilling out of the can.
— Something appears to be wrong the consistency as a lot of the flavors come out too runny.
I hate to give a less than stellar review for a Frozen Yogurt place but I’m hoping that management see this and work on the area’s that need it.
The Good:
+ Lot’s of Flavors.
+ Great location.
+ Cheap.

Father forgive me, for I have sinned.
With just 80 days separating me from my girls’ trip in Puerto Rico, I had the nerve to skip the gym today and found myself at Yogurtland on my lunch. Two pumps of cheesecake flavor fro-​yo and two scoops of cheesecake bites later, I was out the door with a lighter wallet and a heavier heart.
Now, aside from the fact that now I’m going to have to spend a little longer in the gym tomorrow, it was (and always is) a great place to stop for some frozen yogurt. I’m not a Yogofina girl and prefer Yogurtland’s toppings and flavors. The gentleman at the counter here is pretty nice (but maybe I only get that kind of treatment because he can tell from my shape alone that I’m a regulah?) But be careful because after about 12 o’clock noon, the teenyboppers and all the stay-at-home-mom’s-with-5-billion-screaming-spoiled-entitled-kids-in-tow really crowd the spot up.

I’ve had froyo many times but this is my FIRST TIME as far as going to where it all started, Yogurtland. :)
After some shopping my cousins & I decided to go to here since we had a coupon for a FREE 3 ounce or something so if it weighed more than that then you’d just pay the difference. Not too bad of a deal. I looked on the coupon & there didn’t seem to be a expiration date so that was a bonus.
The flavors & toppings were nothing too grand. Pretty normal & expected as far as froyo is concerened.
I tried tiramisu, crème brûlée, chocolate milkshake & dutch chocolate with my usual toppings (rainbow sprinkles! OF COURSE) I guess it’s my mistake that I got so many flavors that I couldn’t differenciate what flavor was what but altogether it was BOMB! :)
It’s a cute little shop that has both indoor & outdoor seating. We sat inside because the wind was blowing a little too cold for us.
There’s complimentary water that had floating strawberries in it, nice touch ;)

Ladies and gentlemen, here is the starting lineup for your Walnut Creek Yogurtland (as of ⁴⁄₁₀)…
— Crème Brulee
— Dutch Chocolate
— Polynesian Vanilla with Coconut
— Tiramisu
— Strawberry
— Guava Grapefruit
— Tart
— Choc. Milkshake
— Pecan Praline
— Red Velvet
— Tangerine Tango
Thanks for the self-​serve toppings, unlimited sample cups, and plenty of outdoor seats for the warm spring-​summer nights. I give 4 ½ stars, make that 5 if you ever work out a deal to get Dole Pineapple whip there!

In downtown Walnut Creek, there are several places to get your dose of frozen treats. One of them I recently visited and reviewed. But Yogurtland is one company I am very familiar with and still enjoyed going.
This is another business that is located outside of the downtown area. Ususally most ice cream places are located in a busy area. But this Yogurtland is located in the rustic part with tons of vehicles flying up and down California Ave.
Among the choices of 16 different and rotating flavors, you will not find Asian-​friendly flavors such as taro or lychee in Walnut Creek. Does many of the high school kids or the rich folks know what those flavors are? Seriously, I think they are missing out on how yummy those flavors taste!
My first visit (12 – 29), I had one of the remaining Christmas holiday flavors; Blackberry Tart. I also took a scoop of coconut jelly and a few nila wafers with my treat. For $.35 an ounce, I actually like this flavor. I should have requested this Blackberry flavor a permanent flavor to one of the workers. But I didn’t. My first treat:
As I was enjoying my frozen treat, I was looking at the Hello Kitty dolls hung behind the counter, which is on sale for $ 15.00. But I was also listening to the annoying Justin Bieber in the shop… oh man!
Since I enjoyed my time at this Yogurtland, I was here again a couple days later. For my own Birthday-​treat, I swirled one of the newest flavors: the Cranberry-​Raspberry tart. I like anything that is cranberry because of the antioxidant. Add sliced bananas and yogurt chips, this is another solid flavor too. Second treat:
With a different worker on my second visit, I was enjoying my treat and listening to classical tunes. My second visit was indeed a calm and relaxing one.
There are plenty of seatings at this location in and out. This is a very good Yogurtland location in my opinion!

Yogurtland has always been my second favorite froyo franchise, so I was super duper excited when I found out they opened one in the city where I work.
I visited the new store on their second day of opening, and I was greeted with shrieking employees. Sugar overdose much? I scanned the selection of flavors, and couldn’t find my beloved taro.
Sad face.
As I stood there perusing the flavors, three employees surrounded me, cleaning and fidgeting and fumbling around me, in the cramped space. I quickly filled my cup with plain tart, because I don’t like such close contact with people.
I searched for my favorite red bean topping, but again, I was sorely disappointed.
Another sad face.
I instead topped my froyo with fresh fruits, paid, and enjoyed my delicious treat to the incessant giggling of a cashier who was categorizing her different types of laughs.
There seemed to be a lack of professionalism, but they were friendly, and new to the job, so I laughed along too.
The 33cents/​ounce is a better value than the 39cents/​ounce at pleasanthill yogurtland, but without taro, I have little reason to go back.