Yogurtland

I really don’t understand why they closed. The we’re freshly opened month’s before with a Grand Opening. I went so much I got a platinum card in just 3 months after opening. The best frozen yogurt in town or was in SF. I’m really angry. I just want to know why they closed so quick?

BRING IT BACK!!! Best location ever and they close down. I’m laying down crawling to another location. When I get there I will weez the juice like Encino man. Closing this spot has destroyed me. 5 stars for the memories baby.

Will be missed. We always thought it was too cheap to survive, and I guess we were right. I’m sure another unnecessary coffee shop or Chinese bistro will take its spot.

Y u leave me :-(

RIP my favorite yogurt place in all of eternity. Your matcha and tart yogurt will always be remembered.

Happiest place on Earth.
Costs $ 92/​visit:
Costs less than $ 3/​visit: Good luck choosing between incredible flavors like root beer float, pumpkin pie, New York cheesecake, salted caramel pecan and pudding pop.
Sampled everything. Could believe almost all were nonfat. Went with a large cup of no sugar added pecans and pralines. Flavor ride was better than most rides at Disneyland.
Except Space Mountain. Just like Yogurtland that one will always get five stars.

When I used to be a really fat mothafucka (like 300+ lbs) yogurtland and places of its ilk were the best/​worst. I would easily drop 15 – 20 bucks on a pile of sugar.
Now that I’m slimmer I sometimes feel that fat mothafucka inside me that wants me to pile oreos on top of junior mints on top of chocolate chips. There are so many flavors and toppings here it’s ridiculous. I have no qualms about this place, it’s very close to my gf’s house and I love surprising her with some Yogurtland =)

LOVE THIS PLACE!
Ask for sample cups the workers have always been kind my roommates and I.
Bathroom is clean and so is the place. Large variety of yogurt but sometimes they lack toppings. Especially with fruit! :(

Yogurtland never fails to make me happy! I visited this location for the first time today and they have such a wide variety of flavors! From sorbet to plain tart and other creamy flavors, this has got to be one of my favorite places (and chain) to get froyo from ever!
Today I tried their matcha green tea flavor, NY cheesecake and Smores. Also had a sample of their new mojito flavor which was really yummy! Topped it all off with their mochi, cheesecake bites and a few pieces of mango. For a limited time, check-​in on the spot and you’ll get 3oz free! I tried checking in but my phone was being iffy at the time; the girl at the counter was very nice and gave me the discount anyways. Great service! Will be back again soon :)

They have a very great selection of yogurt flavors in this location with a clean and spacious store. They carry the usual standard flavors such as original yogurt, chocolate, vanilla, strawberry and also some unique ones like mojito sorbet and NY Cheesecake. I’m sure they rotate new flavors to keep customers coming back to try more. The topping bar is kept clean and neat which matters a lot to me! It drives me crazy when topping bars aren’t well maintained and when people cross contaminate with the scoops. My only complaint was they didn’t have almonds so I had to opt for a peanut topping.
I love self serve yogurt shops because I can pile on whatever the hell I want in it and in whatever combination I want. They’re cups and spoons are colorful and cute which I’m sure attracts the kids, because even I was entertained by it! Hehe. It’s very affordable and only street parking available.

My friend and I wanted some last minute dessert after a late dinner so we ended up at Yogurtland. They have some very interesting, new flavors, such as: rootbeer float, and mojito sorbet. Both of these new flavors tasted really good! But I stuck to my usual, New York cheesecake, absolutely delicious!
The employees are really nice, quick and helpful. Everything is very nice and clean, inside. There’s plenty of seating for those who may want to sit and enjoy their yogurt.
All in all, the yogurt tastes delicious, not overly sweet. The service is on point. 35cents per ounce. Check it out!

I love this place! Always have cute spoons, endless toppings and about 10 flavors of yogurt to choose from! The thing I love best, are their events!!!
I came to buy the 1 $ for 4oz and play some games! I won a beach towel and the rafflefor 20 $ gift card. My 2^nd experience here was just amazing! They also have national yogurt day where their yogurt is free!
The place is clean, nice staff, and very roomy to just chitchat. I just hate how yogurtland is in ocean district where its so cold all the time

I take this place along with the Wholefoods as a sign that, Ingleside is an up an coming neighborhood in SF. Several varieties of yogurt and fixins. Name a topping, and they have it!

Black currant berry tart & flan. Get it!
Although seasonal, flan is my new favorite flavor! I love that it’s not too sweet, but it definitely has enough to satisfy a sweet tooth. Aside from the wide variety of yogurt flavors, this yogurtland is the biggest one I’ve seen yet. Kind of strange that it’s in SF, but I love how close it is to all the public transportation. I definitely also love how close it is to where I live. Well, that’s both a good & bad thing.
It’s open until 10PM & they take credit or cash. I would recommend signing up for the rewards card because it’s free and you get perks for every ounce that you buy. I’m 28 ounces away from raspberry level. Each level has its own perks. To reach unlimited, you need about 500 ounces, which costs about $ 250. Who knows? It could be you! I’m definitely excited to reach all the different levels. I’m such a yogurt fiend that it may not be that difficult. The sky’s the limit!

I come here after school or after the gym. Workers are really nice and give a lot of sample cups. Really cool.
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WHY DID THEY CLOSE!!!

If there’s one thing I’ll miss about going to CCSF, it’s the fact that this place is so conveniently close by.
I’ve had Yogurtland over at Burlingame and fell head over heels for it. But sadly there was no location of such here. But when they opened one up RIGHT near CCSF, I saw my life begin before my very eyes.
Love love LOVE how consistent this place is. Clean and spacious environment, well-​lit, and nicely ventilated. They always have some unique flavors out that you can’t ever seem to figure out which one you want.
The froyo itself is consistently tart and creamy. It doesn’t break down as fast as ice cream but it’s not too solid either. Who doesn’t like froyo that slowly melts in your mouth like gold?
Toppings toppings toppingssssssss. I can never have froyo without em. They keep their toppings well stocked, well-​kept, and fresh.
Workers are nice here, they don’t rush you at all. This place accepts card and cash, so convenient. They even ask if you’re taking it to-​go and provide you a cap teehee.
Complimentary strawberry water is always my favorite here.
Yogurtland I lalalalalalalaaaaaaavvvvhhheeee you!

Ocean Avenue lacks in terms of variety. There’s not a lot of restaurants or other places to get a decent-​sized meal. And there’s not a lot of options for desserts either. So it’s nice to see a dessert shop, a chain for that matter, thriving on Ocean Avenue.
I don’t consider myself as a frozen yogurt lover, but I do like Yogurtland because their yogurt has good consistency: not too icy, perfectly creamy; not too rich or heavy either. I love how Yogurtland rotates their flavors, as well as come out with new ones every few months. Those I’ve particularly enjoyed were the hazelnut latte, tiramisu, and lemon cookie (from summer 2013 Looney Tunes themed flavors). But not to worry, they still carry classics like plain tart, chocolate, and a few single-​fruit flavored ones like mango or strawberry on a daily basis. There’s 16 daily frozen yogurt flavors to choose from, along with over 30 different toppings.
Service is very quick and friendly. Whenever there’s a huge influx of customers, the second cash register is opened up immediately. The shop is very clean, as I always see workers wiping off counters and refilling the toppings bar. Overall, Yogurtland is a great place to splurge on a «healthy» dessert.

After a nice long walk around Lake Merced with the ladyfriend, we sought out some kombucha relief from Whole Foods. We noticed a new Yogurtworld location next door so we decided to check out out. It’s a pretty tough proposition to walk out after a few samples so we opted for a small cup of froyo to nibble on.
They’ve got a massive selection of flavors (16 by my count) so it’s tough not to over spend and over eat here. Unfortunately none of them have been mint, but there’s more then enough to interest my palette. There are even some internationally inspired flavors and a game you can play on your phone to collect them all. Overall, very impressed by this location and I can see myself becoming a regular. I just hope they don’t let it get run down like some of my old favorite cafes.
Service was pretty friendly and helpful, and prices are very reasonable at 37c/​oz. Parking isn’t great in the area, but if you shop at Whole Foods this isn’t a problem. I’ll definitely be back, a lot!
Food: ⁸⁄₁₀
Service: ⁸⁄₁₀
Price: $
Atmosphere: ⁷⁄₁₀

Came here since sf had nice weather today and this is the closest to my house. Has great selection of frozen yogurt flavors and topping ingredients. At least about 10+ flavors of frozen yogurts and at least 20+ toppings to choose from.
Had taro, strawberry, and new york cheesecake frozen yogurt flavor with toppings of fresh strawberry and mango, peanut, tiny chocolate chunk that looks like reese pieces, captain crunch cereals. Each flavors that i had, had that sweetness to it. I like that it wasn’t too icy.
Don’t know how much it ounce cost but mines was 3.09. Decent price for the amount that i had. I’ve been to a few self-​serve frozen yogurt where it costs between 0.35 to 0.45 cent per ounce depending on the place.
Definitely come here again in the near future

Another business has landed on Ocean Avenue and also not far from the main campus of City College; Yogurtland. Just like what I mentioned from my review of the Whole Foods on Ocean Avenue, which opened in August and a block away. «Why was there none of these première businesses opened when I attended City College?»
And why was there no Yogurtland in San Francisco until December 17, 2012 (grand opening date)? Some cities have more than one. San Jose has five locations. Berkeley has two. Los Angeles, who knows? Probably there are double digit amount of locations in the Los Angeles area!
My debut of the first San Francisco Yogurtland, I did not get a Hello Kitty spoon or bowls. (I still haven’t got one yet!) But I did get a choice of sixteen different and rotating flavors with choices of fresh and dried topping (s) at $.37 an ounce. I chose the popular and nutty taro and cinnamon graham cracker. And for the topping, I chose brownie bites, nila wafers and honeydew melon cut into cute round balls, which I liked. The taro is still one of my favorite flavor, regardless if it is ice cream or frozen yogurt. Yogurtland makes a solid taro flavor. The cinnamon graham cracker flavor had a very strong cinnamon taste. This flavor must be a holiday specialty. My treat:
The dining area is wide and spacious, but only five tables. There is also a complimentary canteen of water with strawberries in them. That looks refreshing.
Usually after my run at City College, I usually get a soft-​serve cone from McDonald’s to satisfy my palate. But some of you know, sometimes McDonald’s soft-​serve machine break down often. Now since the grand-​opening of the new Yogurtland and the somewhat new Whole Foods Market in the revamped Ingleside, I get more choices of getting fat!