Yogurtland

Very sorry to this go. Flavors were the most authentic of the various frozen yogurt chains. And service always pleasant.

I love this place. The frozen yogurt is great. The pistacchio is the greatest. Oh so delicious. The staff is friendly.

The yogurt here is VERY yummy, but when my boyfriend and I walked in today the place was swarming with screaming children. Despite that, I enjoyed my visit. Their rotating Flavor Quest flavors make things interesting. I got France’s Salted Dark Chocolate, Denmark’s Peanut Nougat with Almond Butter and Honey Gelato, and Cinnamon Graham Cracker. So delicious.

Favorite fro yo joint in the UWS neighborhood. Friendliest workers, and generous with samplings. I wish taro flavor was available all year round.
You pay by weight. In addition to the various toppings they have this giant cookie available that acts as a divider in your fro yo cup. Pretty sure that will add another $ 3 and that seems to be the intent… props to whoever in the company thought of that.

I used to love this place but the vibe has become strange over the last six months. There are rarely any employees manning the front of the store when I come in. Sometimes tasting cups are just sitting out by the registers for people that walk in; sometimes not.
Once, I waited 10 minutes by the register to pay, hoping an employee would emerge from the back. The family that was inside at the time had been there for awhile and promised me someone was in the back, but also half-​jokingly encouraged me to leave without paying. Eventually, I starting calling out in a very loud, sing-​song voice. A sullen, disinterested girl came out front to ring me up, at last. So bizarre.
Tonight, I went back again. No employees out front but 5 – 7 potential customers entering and exiting. I reached behind the registers and grabbed a few tasting cups (self-​serve takes on a new meaning here). I tried some new flavors but they all seemed watered down. I decided on vanilla and Irish Mint, when an employee came out front and started cleaning and stacking chairs, without greeting any of the people in the store. I bought my froyo and walked out, noticing that what I bought had an icy sheen, rather than a creamy look. Disappointingly, when I got home, the yogurt I bought WAS more ice than cream. Yuck.
I can’t promise I won’t ever go back again, but I plan to start going to 16 Handles from now on. This place is just too poorly run and the staff is just too uncomfortable with the customers.

This is the worst yogurt I have tried in my life! It didn’t even taste like yogurt. It was like a very sugary sweet sweet bad ice cream. And couldn’t even tell the flavors. I had to throw it away after 2^nd spoon.

Terrible service. We were in here for 7 minutes before anyone came out front, and there were over 7 customers in the store. Both employees were on their phones the entire time and sitting, while there was rotten fruit and unstocked toppings. They did not look up or acknowledge customers. Unacceptable.

When it’s open and the flavors are actually available, it’s quite good. still vote 16 handles because of its extended hours but yogurland is a good option!

Me and my friends love the samples and the yogurt is healthy! I def recommend it and go as often as I can! Do yourself a favor and stop by next time your in the area! 8)

I dont like the too too flavored frozen yogurts, however, the plain tart one is equally as good as the pinkberry one at a fraction of the cost. Another reason I like it is they give you the little cups so you can sample away at all the flavors.

Good fro yo. Lots of flavors and toppings. First and last hour of the day is buy one get one free

I’m addicted to their birthday cake batter /​cheese cake /​graham cracker. Have been coming here pretty frequently in the past few weeks.
Service is usually good but not consistent enough (although it’s a self service yogurt shop). The cashier girl tonight definitely had a rough day it was just generally unhappy. I don’t know how she kept her upset face even with adorable kids !!

The service, especially from yogurtland team member Emmanuel, at this location make the pink berry pretty much obsolete for me. Always a friendly greeting and sample cups — you guys are awesome. Thanks for coming to this area of the UWS!!!

It’s yogurtland. It has all of the flavors I am familiar with. I know exactly what I want to order here. And a check-​in discount. How do you beat that?
It has very limited seating given it is in the city. I don’t think this place has a restroom.

WTF??? How can a yogurt place not have spoons? And how can you not tell people before they give their credit card? How the hell does one eat frozen yogurt in a bowl without a spoon. No spoons? Really?
Oh, and how can a frozen yogurt place be out of chocolate? I mean, it’s not like it’s the most popular flavor in the entire world.
Get it together, that is an expensive corner you’ve rented there.

The service was friendly here, and the staffer informed me I could indeed use both free 3oz rewards the Yogurtland app offers just for signup, as long as I rang it up with 2 cups. The cups, unfortunately, are massive, so I ended up wasting so much space and paper/​cardboard with the $ 1.05 total after the 6oz discount. Samples were solid, as were the other items with which I ended up.
FYI 215 update they don’t answer their phone, at least not the # listed here

4.5 stars
I’m never going to Pinkberry again! Lots of flavors and toppings that you combine yourself. Love the pistachio and ny cheesecake flavors. Not really tart but not super sweet. You can have all the samples you want as well. The best thing about this place is how much cheaper it is when you compared to other places and has a pretty spacious area.
Took half a star because sometimes it’s full of obnoxious kids.

With froyo joints opening up left and right this place appears to be more of the same. Though I must say the more froyo places the better especially for those who are trying to avoid ruining a diet routine but still craving dessert.
I usually head to Frozen Peaks further uptown but we were in the hood. Yogurt land has your usually variety of froyos and my sis in law was pleased with most of the unique flavors. I opted for my normal tart and have to say it was one of the best tart froyos I’ve had. That in itself makes it worth trying.
The toppings (my vice) weren’t impressive at all. Raspberries had some mold on them and nothing looked fresh. The candy was okay but wasn’t as good quality. Score for having mochi though.
I’ll be back if it’s convenient but wouldn’t go out of my way.

I freaking love that Yogurtland popping up all around NYC. California Love.
Seriously they have the best flavors. The Taro froyo is PERFECT. Best incarnation of Taro ever.
They have tons of other rotating and seasonal flavors. I love the asian flavors like black sesame and green tea that pop up. The fall flavors are fantastic too: Banana Bread, Oatmeal Cookie, Pumpkin Spice, etc etc.
I love the mochi here. The only reason I ever go to 16 Handles is because they have rainbow cookies. Yogurtland get on that and you’ll be my only froyo destination in Manhattan.
I just wish it wasn’t so darn expensive (although I guess its average for NYC, probably less than pinkberry and 16 handles… I just miss CA pricing)
If you like froyo, this is your spot. They always have great dairy free sorbet flavors too.
The staff here is SUPER friendly and don’t skimp with the sample cups.

There is now one froyo spot for every rich white family on the Upper West Side.
Seriously, there is another one every other block. 16 Handles, Yapple, Pinkberry, Pinkberry, Orange Leaf, The Lite Choice, and the list goes on.
This is one of the best choices though, second only to 16 Handles and possibly Yapple.
They always have some new and different flavors here which is nice for a change. This time they had Tasmanian Devil’s Devil’s Food Cake (I guess as part of some promotion they have with Looney Toons, as also evidenced by the Looney Toons spoons). This was great, along with the always excellent Peanut Butter.
The staff here is also what sets this place apart from the other contenders. Everybody was super polite and helpful, and very willing to give out plenty of do-​it-​yourself sample cups so you could freely sample your own weight in yogurt.
This will definitely be one of my go to spots when I’m in the area of 80^th Street and Amsterdam and too far away from the closest yogurt spot a few hundred feet away.