Yogurtland

Great Yogurt, Good topping selection and the staff is nice.

I love Yogurt Land! I am glad it is finally in NY! The yogurt here is the best, nice and thick like real ice cream and the no sugar flavors are delicious as well. Too many junk food toppings for my personal liking, especially with kids around, but it’s so delicious I don’t even care. It’s a bit out of the way for us but now that we visit Kidville it’s just a few blocks away and a great treat after!

The selection is lame and the location is far. If you can get past that everything else is okay. There was a whole machine out of commission but I assumed it was only one side since there was a sign only covering that one side but no… So out of about 10 flavors they only had 8. I received an email about a new flavor and was hoping to try it but they only had some every day flavors like plain, mango and cookies & crème which I had. Their specialty flavor was mint… Who tf… ?? Also I was hoping to finally try the strawberry infused water but no strawberries were to be had. Just water. Which was doable since I was parched after that walk.

UGH! This past wknd our family went to yogurtland & it was crowded but hey it’s summer so no problem if we have to wait BUT in walks an off duty yogurtland worker with 7 of her friends & each one cutting the line AND THEN WALKING OUT WITHOUT PAYING! And the poor cashier (the only one on duty) seemed like she didn’t want to rock the boat by saying anyone to the worker. So frustrating.

My husband discovered this gem of a place two weeks ago and our evening walks always end up on 7^th avenue and 3^rd street somehow since that night he first discovered Yogurtland…
The service is marginal because there isn’t anyone at the register to ring you up when you are done filling up your yogurt cup and pouring it over with toppings but once that ordeal gets cleared up (it’s happened to us the last THREE times we visited) you can sit outdoors and enjoy their yummy frozen yogurt and cool off in the summer heat. You can also elect to sit inside but I find the A/​C to be cranked too high for my personal taste — whatever floats your boat though.
Their toppings are really good too (better than other places we’ve been too although I am no fro-​yo expert by any stretch of the imagination). My husband loves the fresh fruit and tends to pile those on while I go for the more salty-​savory granola, walnuts, and chocolate cookie crumbs: D
All in all, a good place with quality frozen yogurt and a nice array of toppings — all self service so you handle your own biz and then pay at the register (when you can find an associate to ring you up…)

Yogurt is amazing!
What i really like is that all the ingredients are listed at each dispenser and that you can sample the flavors before purchase.
It is a bit pricey but it’s worth it.
Store is clean, staff was all that friendly.

LOVE yogurtland! it’s self serve which is very nice. a lot of great toppings available here too! not many flavored yogurt options though

I love this place very good yogurt and friendly service. Isaac helped me pick a Flavor for my liking, he’s a perfect people person
I recommend you coming here and ask for Isaac to help you

Yogurtland is fast becoming the best of the self serve chains. It is definitely the least lazy of all chains, and the flavors taste just about as good as 16 Handles (not quite there for me yet).
When I say least lazy, I mean that something is always going on here. They have all kinds of different promotions and constantly rotating and new flavors. They probably have more resources to do better stuff also because they don’t bother employing people solely to dole out the samples. I love that they give you cups and let you sample as much as you want (i.e. every single flavor a few times each).
They are also the only self serve chain to have their own smart phone app, which is pretty sweet. You can earn your rewards and see how fat you’ve been with how much yogurt you’ve gotten on past visits, and all without having to remember to carry around yet another loyalty or stamp card.
They also have free, refreshing strawberry-​flavored water at every location. It’s little touches like this that elevate it above the other chains.
Most importantly, the yogurt is quite good. They don’t have the range of toppings at places like 16 Handles, but they make up for it with interesting flavors that no one else has, like Chocolate Milkshake, Hazelnut Latte and Macadamia Nut Toffee, just to name a few.
I’ll keep coming back when I want a lighter yet still satisfying and refreshing dessert and to sample the new flavors that are always popping up.

This place is amazing. Why? Because they actually do give you free sample cups and don’t guard over the machines like you’re going to destroy them and spit all over the valves. Which is surprising because there are so many kids in this place. But there aren’t as many drunks. So I think that is why they let freedom reign in here. Flavors are pretty amazing and almost as good as 16 Handles. It’s like a fraction of a mili-​second away from being THAT good. But it gets five stars clearly because no one hassles you for taking more than 2 samples and the prices are significantly cheaper than 16 Handles.
I love Fro-​yo. It is a guilty, sick pleasure because I’m pretty sure I’m mildly lactose intolerant so I feel nauseous about 45 minutes later on a regular basis whenever I spring for a trip. But it is SO DELICIOUS. They had an apple cider yogurt that was great. The Cinnamon Bun one is quite great as well and the Pistachio. They also change flavors regularly so you never know what you’re going to run into. Like Nyc Cheesecake and red velvet. It keeps rotating. They also give you spoons with Looney Toons characters on them! YES! Bugs Bunny for the win! Toppings are generic. You have various fruits and mashed up candy bars, chocolate chips, a variety of nuts and more chocolate, coconut, nilla wafers, graham crackers, etc. etc. Frozen yogurt is healthier than ice cream, so why the hell not. But this stuff is loaded down in sugar. Like ridiculous sick amounts of refined delicious sugar. Do yourself a favor and go now but don’t hold me responsible if you and or your kids are running around in circles for hours and crash.

This address was deemed cursed by residents because it saw multiple establishments come and go. But because Park Slopers are tearing out their hair, convulsing with desire and need for more frozen yogurt… Yogurtland seems here to stay!
(Really, one of the many jokes about Park Slope is its absurdly high concentration of frozen yogurt shops. I think this is the 6^th in just a few blocks. And it looks to be doing pretty well.)
Taking advantage of the glory of self-​serve, we tried most of the flavors here: Red Velvet, Pistachio, Dark Chocolate Orange, Strawberry, Double Cookies and Cream… They were all great (and some are gluten-​free)! Strange, since many of the flavors at the UES location (
) were chalky and unpleasant. The best flavor here by far was Carrot Cake (during some Looney Tunes promotion). It tasted disgustingly, divinely, distinctly like carrot cake.
The store itself is squeaky-​clean, which is a feat considering all the Slope children who probably run in here on warmer days, squealing for this or that. And, it’s reasonably priced for the area! I liked the strawberry water dispenser — despite the fact that whole strawberries bobbing around in water lends zero taste to the water, it looks pretty.
Minus one star for the totally blank-​faced, bored-​looking staff at the registers.

If you want to get your yogurt fix and don’t feel like spending Culture prices, head straight to Yogurtland. A yogurt chain I was introduced to in Los Angeles, Yogurtland remains one of my favorite places to get yogurt when I have a craving. You can have as many free samples as you would like and the workers never hassle you for trying the various flavors. My personal favorite is the Red Velvet, but really you can’t go wrong with any flavor.
The only complaint that I have about Yogurtland is the mess that is left behind. The toppings are always mixed up and they don’t seem to tidy up the place enough. But other than that, Yogurtland is awesome.

I hated that this placed opened here — Sette (the restaurant that closed) was delicious and I’d rather see local businesses here — but the yogurt is terrific. I cannot eat it fast or often enough. I wound up caving in and going here because Sweet Melissa down the block stopped selling ice cream, Pink Berry is awful and Butter Lane (with its two flavors) closes early. Pick your own toppings and fill your tub. They say the yogurt is healthy, but I doubt it. Burn it off in Prospect Park.
BOTTOM LINE: its delicious!!! But it is eas to get carried away with yougurt and toppings since they have only one size cup: jumbo-​tremendous.

I love coming here. It’s my favorite frozen yogurt spot!
The yogurt flavors are rich!
The staff is pleasant and always tiding up.
The toppings are fresh every time I have been.
Visitors don’t dwell too long so seats open up often.
They have Cap’n Crunch and Fruity Pebbles as topping!!! :D
This place is just great. It’s a great addition to the neighborhood.

My favorite frozen yogurt place! Yogurtland blows Pink Berry, Red Mango and 16 Handles out of the water. The quality of the yogurt is so much better! I love how creamy all of the flavors are. The flavors are spot on at Yogurtland — sometimes at 16 Handles I’m trying a flavor and wondering how they decided to name it what they did. I randomly stumbled into this location when wandering around Park Slope. I wish there were more of these locations around the city. I know there are a couple in Manhattan, but there seem to be the bigger chains everywhere.

This place is new to the neighborhood, and they are already killing it. It’s a popular spot, and it gets really jammed up during peak hours (which, in the summer, is like all the time). In any event, you can taste the flavors before committing, which I appreciate, and there are several of them. Most recently, I had the creamsicle flavor which was outstanding and took me right back to my childhood.
I do have to say that these places and their business models crack me up. Frozen yogurt seems cheap enough, right? Well, when your only option is a half-​gallon sized container, there are like 10 – 15 flavors to choose from, and you have to pass two huge cases of tempting toppings before reaching the register, it’s inevitable that you’re going to have sticker shock when they ask you for $ 12 for that enormous bucket of yogurt you just put together. Maybe I’m just a slob, but one needs to exercise serious restraint at these types of places, lest one wants to shell out some serious ducats.
Overall, if you can beat the crowds and behave yourself at the yogurt dispensers, this place is solid and is sure to please.

SO HAPPY. As a natural Californian, seeing this makes me ecstatic! Yogurtland is the best froyo, hands-​down. Nothing compares.
I am so happy to see this location (which is so convenient for me since I work nearby). I believe another location is beiny made in Bayside for those that can’t make it to Park Slope for this delicious piece of Californian froyo heaven.

Probably the best of the frozen yogurt chains and I have tried quite a few. I like some red mango and pinkberry, though I can’t pretend they are not full of fillers and who knows what chemicals. Enter Yogurtland, the first time I have come across a frozen yogurt shop where the frozen yogurt actually tastes like yogurt.
They have a good choice of flavors, I tried the strawberry and peach and liked them a lot. It is self serve and you pay by weight. It came out to be considerably cheaper then Pinkberry/​Red Mango.
Bonus– You walk in and they offer you a sample cup!

Wow, this place knocks out all their competitors by a long shot.
Forget 16 handles. This is the hands-​down the best yogurt chain around, and I’m glad Park Slope nabbed it.
They’re super friendly and always give out sample cups. Which I love because they always have a new flavor that I want to try.
This week they had a taro flavor! Taro! Like, when are you ever going to see Taro pop up at Culture or 16 Handles?
Their toppings are fresh, tasty and they added cake bites because it’s their 7^th anniversary.
Also, free yogurt on Feb 4^th during the afternoon.

Ok this is my favourite yogurt self serve chain and its dangerous information that they’re opening in park slope not far from where I work…
My favourite flavors… red velvet, pistachio, mango. It’s good with fruity pebbles on top…