Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

I visited this place a couple of days ago and the staff was super friendly. I was greeted the moment I walked in and was also offered some sample flavors. My favorite was their coconut flavor but each and every flavor is unique and delicious. Their topping bar was filled with nuts, fruits, and candies! I was overwhelmed by the selection! I left a very happy customer and I would go back in a heart beat! Loved the entire experience!

Perhaps someday we will have ubiquitous self-​serve food and beverage hangouts a la «Clockwork Orange» — and that may be a good thing — but Orange Leaf isn’t.
The yogurt itself is watered down, thinly flavored goo — and the ubiquitous toppings that have been a staple of yogurt places forever — do little to make it palatable. The only saving grace is a very decent waffle cone — delicate but still crunchy enough to stand up to the soft serve.
Self-​serve frozen yogurt doesn’t make much sense to me – mostly because its a hassle. Interacting with a row of industrial sized, stainless steel yogurt dispensers with digital readouts that look like something that belongs in a hospital operating room is menacing. I prefer a skilled, smiling soft serve technician giving me that perfect swirl, with the toppings of my choice, but then again, I like Ozzie & Harriet re-​runs too.
Maybe OL’s demographics demonstrate that this high tech solution works best for the pre-​pubescent population of digitally distracted screaming meemees I encountered in the place. Dunno. Hard to hear yourself think over the din — and this generational disconnect may account for my confusion with the concept. Oh well. Van Dyk’s — here I come!

This fro yo is absolutely amazing! It’s the most flavorful frozen yogurt I’ve ever had and I think I’ve tried them all! A lot of unique flavors and each one delights the taste buds.