Yogurtland

This place is closed (–_​_​_​-​)
Went here the other day and literally searched all around the plaza for it and it was no where to be found.

i like yogurtland, but this place sucks! the yogurts the same as the other places. but the service and atmosphere is just… not that great.
the last two or three times i went, they always closed down early. forcing us to go somewhere else… plus, they have very limited seating and theres usually not that many ppl in there. so if you sit, it’s kinda awkward.
i would say they chose a bad location to put a yogurtland… its sorta lost in the middle of nowhere…
i would recommend going to arcadia or alhambra’s yogurtland.

To be honest, this place was the first time I ever went to a Yogurtland. I usually swing by Tutti Frutti if I want some fro-​yo… but this place is pretty good! 8D It’s in the same plaza as Jazz Cat, so that particular day, I had swung by for some froyo and it was super yummy! The place was really clean too, as most everyone else has mentioned. When they opened, they sent a $ 3 giftcard to virtually everyone in the area — reason why I came by here instead of TF. Still, it was good enough to make me come back!
Unfortunately though, the place has closed. I went back the day after Christmas and the windows were all covered up with kraft paper. Boo. :’(

Alas fair maden, parting is such sweet sorrow ye shall be missed … Ok other than Shakespeare, who talks like this? enough of this jabber Yorick… Let’s translate this into today’s lingo:
I practically come here ever Mon, Tue, W, T, F… Now… WTF?
WTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFW
T T
F WTF, came here and it was closed! F
W WTF, closed down the best Yogurtland around? W
T There were no crowds, clean and pristine! T
F WTF, this franchise couldn’t meet corporate target sales? F
W WTF, What madness… WHAT MADNESS! W
T WTF? WTF? WTF! T
F F
WTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFWTFW
Not all is lost, Pinkberry is not but a distant jaunt.

CLOSED… The last time I went to this location (about a month ago)…it was gone! Bummer! It was nice because the lines were not too long at this location. So far, only Jazz Cat Café has survived in this strip mall, which is not very customer friendly.

Right about now, there is a huuuuge excitement and buzz for Yogurt.
What did I do? I jumped on the first darn wagon that came by.
I hit this stand going full speed.
Blueberry, Strawberry, and sprinkles.
In a huge cup for plenty of room to put as many toppings as possible.
You can get a good amount for about 3 bucks.
They are open late and have places to sit inside.
This place is located in a shopping center!!!
Do not drive past it, and miss it, and have to make a u-​turn, and so on.

Come on yogurt fans, hit up this location! As others have mentioned, the Alhambra location is crowded, slightly dirty/​messy, and their yogurt is melty.
This location is tucked away in a small, kinda dead… center (I never see the other stores open now that I think of it). It’s kind of a far drive for us, but worth it to get away from the Alhambra location, to eat our yogurt in peace, and to have non-​melty yogurt. The random eeriness of the location gives it a minus star…
But the yogurt is good quality, the fruit is pretty fresh, the staff is nice, and there are always tables.
But seriously people, you need to start going here or it will very likely close down.
Mmmmm… plain tart…

I’m a fan and this place is cool since the other Yogurtland on Valley and Garfield is always packed.
This place is spacious and it seems like nobody knows about it.
The awful truth is the parking sucks and the signage is poor so unless you know about it or can see the sign from the street since this location is tucked away in the back you won’t know.
The place is clean and they have everything the other location has so I’m game to come here so I can relax and enjoy my yogurt and toppings.

Yogurtland is a great place for mixing and matching your own yogurt snack. Err, maybe a meal! Especially with all those crazy toppings!
So many flavors, so many new flavors, and great service. Clean and highly recommended!
Never forget to add the MOCHI!

I thought all Yogurtlands were the same but this one was… different.
This place is pretty much kinda hidden at night because you can’t really see the name of the place with the dark blue lighting and it’s almost in the middle of nowhere.
Layout of the store is practically the same as any other Yland. They also have the same flavors of yogurt as any other Yland. The place was clean and the cashier was nice.
I got the strawberry yogurt with strawberry topping. For some reason, it tasted really bad at this location, the yogurt that is. It was a lost cause so I threw it away. The topping itself was fine.
I think I’ll stick to the Arcadia or Alhambra locations since they are consistent with the taste of their yogurt.

LOVES IT!!!
Came with friends. I typically get the same flavors: PB, Choco and Cookies N Cream with fudge, caramel and Oreo cookies.
No matter which YL I go to, they are cheaper (.30 cents/​oz) then most froyo places, consistent, clean and — at times — busy!!! This location gets packed so be mindful!!!
I seriously cannot get enough…

Their yogurt here is great! It is more creamier. Compare to Garfield, sometimes the yogurt tends to be very icey. Whenever I go here, I would get my usual. Plain tart yogurt, strawberries, captain crunch cereal and shredded coconut. I believe it’s a good combination and maybe you should try it too! :)
I think this location is way better than the one on Valley and Garfield. The workers welcome you every time you walk in. This location is clean and very spacious. The music in the restroom may be a bit loud. But it kind of makes you want to dance when a good song comes on! Haha.

Another Yogurtland
Another self-​serve
Another Froyo
Same toppings and flavor
Some things never change
After a certain age, you’re set in your ways
I still think this is my fave Froyo place. Lots of flavors to choose, but as stated above, I always get the same. We don’t need to go over what I got again. Just know this chain is my fave and it should be yours too!

Cookie n cream with peanut butter!
This store also has sweet red beans, tempting me to go next door
To KangKang for shaved ice. That more selection of cookies too.
Seating is good when weather is nice with outdoor seats.

This one is long overdue. I went here with Daniel L. and Jessimmy as word of mouth of a nearby froyo place latched onto our minds. While we were full from eating spicy seafood earlier, we thought this place would be a great treat. Daniel L. spoke about the messiness of the Berkeley Yogurtland, because of the high student traffic flow into the joint, so we wanted to see if this one was any different. It was different, this place was clean, a bit tightly packed, had a nice view of the street intersection, and had waves of traffic.
This place is conveniently located on the corner of Garfield and Valley in a busy section of the San Gabriel Valley. Parking was easily available in the mini-​shopping mall lot, located behind the building. While confusing at first, the Yogurtland entrance invited most customers from the back of their store, despite having a front street entrance. Upon entry to the L shaped dessert place, there were many children who were being treated by their parents on a Saturday afternoon. Eager faces, without a doubt, were gazing as the selections of sweet, delicious frozen yogurt. We got in line and noticed that they had several varieties, more so than a small Yogurtland (like the one in Westwood). This was a welcomed, compared to many other frozen yogurt places like Penguins, Pinkberry’s, Golden Spoon, and Dairy Queen.
Although I have not yet tried Red Mango, I believe Yogurtland serves a good consistency between locations and in their frozen yogurt. I have heard you either like this place, or hate this place for its yogurt. Many describe the taro to be chalky, but I found it to be delightful like many of the taro smoothies/​slushes I have had before. I was also pleased to see both varities of vanilla-​arctic and Madagascar. Personally, I prefer arctic, for sweetness is what crave at a dessert place!
I would come back here again, for Yogurtland serves it up well, and with great efficiency. You get in, get what you want, and get out. It is very simple, relatively affordable because you pay for what you choose to get. Besides, with this business model, and the fact that Yogurtland’s are sprouting up everywhere, you know they’re doing something right.
Initially people don’t realize how much yogurt can weigh, and end up paying more for a cupful than they would want to. However, that is something you have to figure out by coming back again, right? Or you can just go to the cashier, part of the way through your dispensing, and figure out how much a portion may weigh.
Two thumbs up for Yogurtland!

Yes, Yogurtland has a zillion locations now, but don’t be fooled — not all of them are created equal!
I like this location because the parking is pretty good and. most importantly, it is clean! Kudos!
To contrast, you have a 90% chance of catching an infectious disease at the Sherman Oaks Yogurtland since that location is a perpetual cess pool of germs.

No line because the plaza has a lot of vacant suites. Free parking underground. I’m sold.

YES!!! A DECENT YOGURTLAND! (Because the other one on Valley just doesn’t do it justice!)
The ambiance: Your basic tarty, fruity and cheery yogurtland décor. Not a lot of seating but large space. Much nicer than the other one. ;) You can also just take your yogurt outside and eat out on the plaza since it’s quite hot these days. Typically not packed, which IS AWESOME because sometimes… I just want to enjoy my yogurt in peace ya know? :)
The ‘gurt: Ah… Yes. There is bad yogurt and there is good yogurt. Fortunately, this place serves the latter! You get your standard choice of yogurts, however… these actually taste as they should! None of that icy, frozen tart yogurt. No way! It’s actually smooth and creamy tart yogurt. Okay, I’m a bit bias, I *heart* the tart so I judge by that. =) The other ones are good as well.
The service: Very friendly. On several occasions, the cashiers tried to help us out by pointing out where we might be able to get wi-​fi. Oh yeah, they managed to also convince me to buy $ 10 worth of yogurt to get the yogurtland shirt. ;)
The price: 30 cents /​ounce baby! I can’t find a better deal with the same quality. =)

I love the smell of new Yogurtlands! Selfishly, I hope not too many people find out about this location! There was hardly anyone there, so no waiting in some long line. It was also tucked away in a new retail building, not easily seen from Valley, and you have no buffer room to slam on the brakes when you do. Small surface parking lot, but there’s an underground garage as well. Been open for less than a week (since last Wednesday the 15^th, according to the cashier).
There were 8 machines creating 16 flavors. Decent amount of room inside, though they could fit in a few more tables. No seating outside technically, but you can sit on the shrub wall. Workers are friendly, etc… all the good things about Yogurtland but without the crowd!

Holy moly, an other brand new Yogurtland! My friend told me there was a new Yogurtland in San Gabriel! So I had to go check it out because I love yogurt! It wasn’t easy to find this place, but man it was worth it! It’s not the one on the corner of Valley and Garfield. This one is across the street from Hawaiian market, closer to Del Mar. Everything was so clean and the yogurt was super yummy. 16 flavors of yogurt! And tons of toppings. The cashier there was very friendly and helpful.
Right now you can get a FREE T-​Shirt if you spend $ 10. My girlfriends and I got 4 cups of yogurt and came out to a little over $ 10. SO CHEAP! And of course we got the cutest T-​Shirt!
It’s sad but I fear for Nubi across the street because to be honest, Yogurtland’s frozen yogurt tastes so much better.