Yogurtland

Staff: Super, super nice
Yogurt: Cold, delicious, plenty of flavors to pick from — Dairy, non-​dairy, NSA, they have them all
Toppings: One of the best topping selections ever at a frozen yogurt place. Make sure you check out the top shelf for even more toppings (peanuts, coconut, sprinkles, etc.) I also like how the caramel here isn’t hot thus it doesn’t melt your yogurt which as a fro yo lover like myself is important
Price: On point with the rest of the frozen yogurt joints in town

The staff were nice and everything was clean. The reason for the one star is that the yogurt was over the top sweet and no doubt loaded with high fructose corn syrup. I got a smallish portion of the plain tart yogurt with mango and strawberry slices on top. It was so sweet I could not finish it. The two people I was with also complained that their yogurt was far too sweet as well and said they would not go back. After researching on line I discovered that this is one of the sweetest flavors they make, it has 36g of sugar per serving! That is far more than most ice creams. Even the fruit was too sweet, it had not doubt been soaked in sugar water. Above all what irked me the most about this experience was how Yogurtland brands it self as healthy. They had words like «healthy» and «natural» plastered all over the walls. Frozen yogurt is high in sugar and I believe it is deceptive to market it as a healthy food.

Frozen yogurt. Many flavors, including red velvet cake, pumpkin spice, and banana fosters. All gluten free, so all glutards can go crazy. Including me.
Keep it up Yogurtland.

Just an unpleasant visit given a large group with exceptionally noisy kids were present.
Some yogurt flavors were out. Some were watery.
Most handles were sticky.
Waited a while to pay then had to ask for spoons…

I bring my kids here and always have a great experience!

Frozen yogurt cravings and summer just kind of go together — for me, at least.
I got french vanilla and double chocolate swirl with shortbread, pretzels, and chocolate chips.
It was definitely gone in less than 5 minutes.
Reasonable prices and it’s great you can choose how much yogurt you want.
Cons: Pretzels were a bit stale. Also, for some of the yogurts I was pushing on the lever for a good 10 – 12 seconds before anything came out and then it was kind of runny. Probably because it was a hot day and froyo was popular so they were a little low.

Consistently good froyo. Not upscale or trendy so if that is what you are looking for, go somewhere else. Love their plain original. The toppings are pretty much same as you get everywhere. Still yummmmmy!

After several return visits, it’s time to update my review and star rating. Yogurt land has a consistently good assortment of flavorful froyo — this last visit they had a rocket pop sorbet that really did remind me of the beloved Popsicle of my childhood, and a chocolate mint Peppermint Patty flavor that was also quite good.
I’ve continued to have the same issue with slow-​working machines — they run low and aren’t being refilled fast enough, which is disappointing — but less so than in the past. The store is pleasant and clean. The clerk was very friendly.
The topping bar issue — frozen strawberries– seems to have been addressed, and on my most recent visit, there was a great selection of toppings, fresh fruit, mochi, gummy whatevers, etc. The topping bar itself is very clean and well maintained. The prices are good for the quality.

I was often heard lamenting that the lack of good fro-​yo options in WA. Everytime I went down to LA, which was monthly, I’d stop by one of the joints down there that do self-​serve with numerous yogurt flavor options as well as topping selection, which was usually Yogurtland. Apparently that was a favorite down there, and quickly became the same up here once they opened up shop. We now have several similar options around, although I wouldn’t go as far as calling them copycats since I’m not sure which came into existence first, only the order in which they popped up locally (i.e. Menchies, Peaks, etc…). They offer exactly what I want with the same formula of self-​serve with a good variety of toppings and rotating flavors.

This place has amazing hours. Everytime I come in everyone working is always in a good mood. I just had their «Cosmo sherbet» flavor of the week for summer and it’s to die for. Next week I’m going to try the mojito sherbet when it comes out. So excited!

…it’s yogurtland. What’s not to love? Signed up for the app and now there is even more incentive to go with the free cup here and there! Perfect for the kids (we use them as the excuse anyway) and always new flavors.

I received an email from them promoting 3oz free by using the App. Therefore, I went there during lunch time!
This place is very close to work in Bear Creek Plaza. There’s not a lot of traffic in the store. It’s very clean inside. And, it’s quiet most of the time! The lady who worked that day was very very friendly!
The new flavor, toasted coconut caramel is very good!

Every yogurtland is different since it is a franchise. This is I encountered didn’t have my favorite froyo which at the Bellevue location has and that’s the taro flavored froyo and not as clean at either the area that dispenses the froyo and the toppings bar. It was kind of dissapointing.

As far as snack trends go if it isn’t Bubble Tea it’s Frozen Yogurt shops popping up everywhere, right Zach? Yogurtland spreads like red seeds along the wind, rooting itself in urban areas with reckless abandon. They can afford to do this because they offer a tasty product, right Zach?
Frozen yogurt is truly the latest of snack trends, one that is dethroning ice cream as we speak. Yogurtland’s frozen yogurt is pretty good. You’ll find that there are some nice no-​added-​sugar flavors, like Red Velvet and Graham Cracker, that are truly sweet treats, but there are also sugar free options that turn out to be fairly good as well. Most of the non-​fruity options we can vouch for. We’re not a fan of the fruit-​based yogurts, but this is in no way a reflection of Yogurtland’s quality on these — it’s a personal preference.
But what frozen yogurt here is complete without toppings? Yogurtland has a lot of toppings to offer. Sprinkles, gummy bears, animal crackers, cereal, boba (what did we say about Bubble Tea, right Zach?), mochi, chocolate… Zach, how does one not over indulge? When there are this many icings, the cake is guaranteed to be good. For some, this is better than cake.
What can we say but bon apetite, right Zach? Yogurtland deserves your business, and once you give them a try, you won’t need much convincing to return.

Yogurtland, we met back in the summer of 2010, do you remember? I was in Southern California, baking in the heat I was so unaccustomed to. You were there, air-​conditioned and refreshing. Once I found you, I could never again look at any other yogurt shops. Red Mango, CeFiore, and PinkBerry were all a thing of the past. PinkBerry’s got style, I’ll admit, but you reel me in and set me free all at the same time. You can imagine how totally ecstatic I was that you followed me back home to the Pacific Northwest.
You let me sample as many flavors as I liked and as many different toppings as I could fit in the cup. From Blue Lychee (which was, oddly enough, never blue) to Peanut to Chocolate Twilight to Apricot Tart and Graham Cracker… even the thought of just your Plain Tart makes me feel tarty myself. And with toppings like Ghiradelli chocolate bits, lychee, popping boba, mochi, NSA dark chocolate, mandarin oranges, fresh chopped strawberries… it’s like asking me to choose a favorite star in the heavens.
Between your clean stores, cheerful service, straightforward pricing, endless buffet of variety, and your healthful probiotics and low calorie tastiness, I promise there will never be anyone else. I’ll hop in my car and drive well out of my way if it means you’ll be at my destination, waiting for me, with hours open as late as 11pm.
Don’t ever leave me, and I’ll never leave you.

I have been here several times.
It attracts many families and young adults. So it may get really loud in here (e.g. occasional screaming and yelling). It is always SO busy and crowded. However, you can always find a table to sit down and relax. I like this location because parking is super easy!
They also sell Yogurtland merchandise here now. They are all really reasonably priced!

I do love Yogurtland but this location is not one of my favorites. The layout is awkward when it is crowded, less choices on flavors, less toppings, and it is a sound booth.
Yeah, I said sound booth. When a child is crying, it is like screaming in your ear with loud echos. I swear, this location can be a daycare. The last few times, the bathroom was a mess because it is a men/​woman bathroom. I know a few Unilocalers who just take couple of stars away just for dirty bathrooms. I guess the two young girl staffers like to chit chat with themselves more than cleaning… just don’t expect great customer service.
The positives are the dulce and peanut butter flavor froyo are yummy as hell. They also have white chocolate syrup as a topping. Few tables outside. Great parking space. Awesome air conditioning on a hot day and the prices are the best here so it rounded out to be 3 stars for me being A-​Ok.

Love to self serve. The flavors are great. Best of all its close to work to walk to on a nice day for a sweet treat.
They have juicy balls lol.

Okay, so I came here during their grand opening promotion when everything was free (note: it’s no longer the case that everything’s free!). That doesn’t even affect my rating at all, because this place delivers excellent frozen yogurt regardless. Actually, I probably shouldn’t use «deliver,» since it’s self-​serve. I think I actually like do-​it-​yourself frozen yogurt places more. That’s why I’m glad Yogurtland seems to be opening up a bunch of new stores around King County. I think this one is even better than the one in the University District.
When I came here for the first time, it was packed, as expected. I’m sure that won’t change much if these customers get a taste of how good the frozen yogurt here is and then want to come back. I was immediately offered a small sample cup after walking in. The store is pretty simple: move along a straight line, dispensing yogurt as you please. There are toppings at the end of the line, and the price is 35 cents per ounce. I was curious to try every single flavor, and I managed to get it all in one single cup. It came out to be 11.6 ounces, so that’s $ 4.06 if my math is correct. There are places on the Ave that charge easily over six dollars for a large cup, so this is clearly way better!
After finishing that, I got a second cup just to try the toppings, since I couldn’t fit any on there with the first one. There were actually so many toppings that there was no way I could pack them all in there at once. I realize that the intention isn’t for you to get every single topping, but I still wanted to see whether I could do it, and I couldn’t! Excellent variety, excellent pricing, and excellent flavors. I don’t like to give out perfect scores too often, but there’s not really much reason to take off points here. Yogurtland, YOU rule!

Decided to check them out for their Grand Opening.
I was very impressed with the quality and quantity of the product. They had about 20 different frozen yogurt flavors to choose from with an abundance of toppings to choose from. Don’t hesitate to ask for sample cups. I decided to keep it simple with just two flavors. Anything more than that just ruins it for me. The Pistachio was excellent, as was the Strawberry. I topped the yogurt with some kiwi, strawberry, mango and strawberry boba. The boba was my daughter’s favorite topping as it popped the strawberry filling in her mouth.
Will definitely be back for more soon!