Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

We go to Orange Leaf a lot. Always love it. We had never tried this location but ended up close by the other evening. Stopped in, it was almost closing. The employees were all so kind and fun. They didn’t act like they wanted us to get out of there and chatted with us while we ate our yogurt. It is the only Orange Leaf I have been to where they have free water and I have to tell you, that is a big plus with us. We had a great experience here!

Not sure how many times we’ve been here as a family… probably at least 8! But my kids love it! Shame on me for not writing a review before.
With the ebb and flow of the Frozen Yogurt market in St. Louis its sometimes hard to find a «favorite» froyo place but this is as close as it gets for our family.
The flavor selection always seems fresh but my favorite has been the Pistachio flavor. As with any self serve yogurt shop there are plenty of toppings both candy and fruit but what makes the difference is the consistency and choices of yogurts.
I have yet to have a bad bowl of yogurt!
My family loves the bright and cheery décor. There is plenty of indoor seating including 2 couches, some bar height seating and 2 tables. There is also at least 2 outdoor tables as well. I believe the price is about average for Frozen yogurt. About 49 cents /​oz.
Don’t forget to get a «frequent eaters» card. It can save you some $$ especially if you are getting 6 cups with every visit like me!

Good yogurt. DISGUSTING outdoor eating area.
I’ll make it quick. Don’t eat outside. The concrete outside where there are a few tables looks like it has never been pressure washed. The tables outside also look like they have never been cleaned. So what you have is months and months (if not years) of melted Froyo that smells bad, looks bad, and is sticky as can be.
Also many times the trash cans are completely full.
Clean up the outside. It makes you look really bad.

I really enjoyed this place, come on people… whats not to like? Flavors are new and different, topping are varied, prices are reasonable. A great froyo joint.

Playing at the park with a 3 year old can make one tired… and hot. What better way to cool off then frozen yogurt?
My niece and I stopped in here one Spring afternoon. She wanted every flavor in the building. But in the end, we decided on Vanilla. She went with sprinkles and pineapple as her toppings (hey, she loves her fruit, so who am I to judge). It was pretty funny watching her eat it, as she would stop and hold her head and yell «brain freeze» and then continue to eat the contents.
I went with the brownie batter w/​strawberries. Well, more like brownie batter. A helped herself to my strawberries.
When she finished, she wanted more. Oh and asks everyday if we can go to Orange Leaf. Guess we have a fan!
Nice place if you are in the area. In the strip mall there by Lifetime on Clarkson. I love Orange Leaf already, but it is nice to introduce somebody else to it, even if she is 3.

Using my second LivingSocial coupon of $ 10 for frozen yogurt, I applied a judicious hand at the levers.
Got a brownie batter/​vanilla swirl, butter pecan, red velvet, wedding cake and strawberry-​banana.
They were all delightful and fresh flavors, especially the swirl. The straweberry-​banana has an artificial sweetener taste to it, and it was gritty, so that texture was a bit off-​putting.
I used the large container this time, but just filled one up and with the coupon, I owed just $.57. This time I got it right.
Unfortunately, they had no lids. I figured I could drive home without a lid, but once I was home, I had to transfer everything to another container to freeze it.
And they only had the large containers available, so everybody getting frozen yogurt had to use that huge vessel. That could be a real shocker at checkout.

Love having this place so close to home for the occasional, undeniable sweet tooth cravings!
The décor seems to be pretty standard frozen yogurt shop — bright lighting, bright colors with a wall of stainless steel froyo «pumps» and a bar of delicious toppings. After multiple stops in, I’d say this location is consistently clean, and the toppings bar well stocked.
Employees don’t exactly have a ton of work to do with a customer, but I’ve found them to be courteous and their obviously keeping up with their duties from a customer perspective.
I don’t know that I’ve found any one froyo chain that is heads above all the rest when it comes to flavors, but I haven’t found one I didn’t like here (though I won’t even try coffee flavored — ick!). Of particular note is the pumpkin pie (which I haven’t seen since around Halloween — le sigh…), red velvet, and pineapple.
And if you live in the area, they send our BOGO coupons all the time in those Money Saver mailers!

Good tasting high quality frozen yogurt … and yes, it’s like a carbon copy of Fro Yo, so much that I asked the girl behind the counter if there was any relation, which she said no. If not, they sure didn’t mind copying them. I do like originality (Chill comes to mind) but I won’t hold this against them … they have good topping selections and even have bobo balls, love them. Worth a visit.

Overall, it’s okay. Not as good as FroYo.
This location has almost no seating. 2 love-​seats, a 4-​seater table and a couple of stools. No water either. Their selection of toppings is impressive, but they are not kept cleaned up. There were a lot of bits of other toppings in the tubs. Having to stand up, listening to country music while trying to enjoy my snack was annoying.

Just okay, which is what I think of this place. This was the second stop of the Tour de Froyo with Stephanie S. They do have computers setup near the front of the store. The flavors were okay in my book. They do have the confetti cake & brownie froyo. They also have the exploding boba, but in just 2 flavors (strawberry & mango). On the plus side, they have the crushed waffle cones as toppings. Again, a bit tooo far of a drive for me. I do like the ambience, but somehow the orange colors seem to be the theme for several froyo places here in STL. A bit monotonous. The sofas provide a more casual environment.

Stop #2 on my Tour de Froyo with Kat V.
Orange Leaf is also a cute little froyo spot in a strip mall in Chesterfield.
The place itself is very bright, and reminded me of Froyo in the Loop. Looks like the decorators for Orange Leaf and Froyo shopped at the same store, because the interiors were pretty much identical, right down to the choice of hanging light fixtures. It was really eerie.
I loved the variety of flavors at Orange Leaf. Red Velvet, Confetti Cupcake, Peppermint, Vanilla, Cookies n Cream, Brownie Batter… the list goes on!
I sampled the Cupcake, Red Velvet, and Brownie Batter flavors. Each flavor was true to its name and tasted exactly how one would expect.
The yogurt at Orange Leaf had a very interesting texture. It wasn’t a light and airy texture like most froyo. This was thicker, and more… chewy? The texture reminded me of ice cream. I suspect someone had a heavy hand with the xanthum gum (a popular thickener used in many foods, including ice cream). It wasn’t BAD, just… very different.
Lots of toppings, plenty of seating, and a clean atmosphere ensures that I’ll be back to Orange Leaf if I’m ever in the area.

Located off Clarkson Road just North of Clayton Road. Orange Leaf is sandwiched between 5 Guys Burgers and Fries and It’s a Grind Coffee House, in the same parking complex as Life Time Fitness.
It was a busy day when I arrived. The sampling was a little weird, either I look really young or here they pour everyone’s sample for them. I like to consider myself to be a big girl and can manage pouring my own sample thank you very much. Having a self-​serve business concept but having someone else serve you kinda defeats your business model. The guy pouring didn’t do any better of a job than some 5 year olds I’ve seen, he made a bit of a mess. Plus, it limits how many flavors I try because I don’t want to seem like a sample PIG. I normally like to try every flavor that sounds interesting to me. Minus one star for that.
Today I just went with a few samples:
–Lemon Bar, super lemony but still sweet and creamy.
–New York Cheesecake, rich smooth flavor.
–Confetti cake, if you’ve ever stuck your finger in the cake batter bowl this is what it would taste like.
–Snickerdoodle, over powering cinnamon.
–Raspberry Lemonade, just like frozen lemonade with a raspberry twist… the flavor was too tart for me.
All the flavors were very full bodied and flavorful. I ended up going went with a Lemon Bar/​New York Cheesecake twist and topped it with a couple nilla wafers and small caramel BALLS. Now these caramel balls tasted like the semi soft Kraft caramel squares that are wrapped in the clear plastic. They were good but required more effort while eating my froyo as they got harder as they froze with the froyo.