Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

So good! 9 of us went and it was easy in and out and not a single complaint. Great choices, quick and good flavor. Yum! Yum!

We love this place! Always new flavors and, of course, great toppings! Prices are reasonable, especially if you use your frequent customer card. I highly recommend!

I haven’t had any bad experiences at Orange Leaf, but this is my favorite location. It is huge, never crowded and has a great outdoor area. The staff is always kind and helpful and patient with my kids who are usually vibrating with excitement by the time we are at the counter paying.

The yogurt itself tastes great; the flavors are usually spot-​on to what they describe. The variety was lackluster; With there being so many of these franchises around town, it may be worthwhile for the owners to meet up and put different flavors at different locations versus all of the locations having the same offerings. In this particular case, this location is about 10 minutes up the street from the Rim location and it has exactly the same flavor offerings.
For a bowl of yogurt here you could totally go to HEB or Walmart and get a gallon of actual ice cream or sherbet and pig out, but I tell myself it’s worth the price for the nutritional value haha.
Final Thoughts:
The Bandera location (so far) has the best variety.

I don’t like the color orange, but I DO love Orange Leaf! Lets get real, it’s not that different from any other froyo place in the world– bright and cheerful minimalist décor, bored cashier, several different yogurts and toppings laid out for you to select.
The peanut butter, banana, and wedding cake flavors were tasty, though the cake one wasn’t anywhere near as sweet as I’ve had elsewhere. BF got the cherry (which was very icey, like a sorbet) and the chocolate, which overpowered everything it touched, and not in a good way.
A little hard to find: between Dick’s Sporting Goods and Outdoor world, and roughly behind the cowboy clothing store.

Super healthy option for those people who need something sweet and don’t want to expand their waste band.

Not too sure if this is the same location, but since their address is very similar to Yummi Sushi’s I’m going to assume it is. I noticed it a few doors down as my bf was parking the car and got excited. I decided then that we had to make a stop afterwards.
After a so-​so dinner we strolled over to Orange Leaf for, regrettably, some so-​so dessert. Maybe I caught them on a bad day or maybe I just chose the wrong flavor, but before I even tasted my froyo I could tell — it was a bit on the icy side. There are few things I hate more than icy froyo. I mean if I wanted a slushee, I would’ve gone somewhere to get a slushee. The taste itself was okay but it’s the texture when it’s a little too frozen that throws everything off. As for the toppings I did think it was cool how, instead of the typical cookie dough bites, theirs was served by the scoop like how you would if you were making cookies (if you’re into cookie dough).
This was a few weeks ago and we haven’t been back since. I may or may not come here if I were in the area again to give them a second try, because they seem to have a lot of of fans on Unilocal.I hadn’t known if they were a chain or not when I went and I may just continue to stick to the locally owned and operated because those places are where I’ve had the best frozen yogurt (with YogurtLand as an exception).
I love froyo and am always willing to try it somewhere new when given the opportunity. This particular place isn’t one I would drive out of my way to have some.