Yogurtland

This was an amazing FroYo shop and I miss it terribly. They had great seasonal flavors along with several delicious year-​round flavors. The toppings were great, but most importantly, the flavors were ALWAYS delicious. Much better than the other FroYo shops around the area. I can’t go anywhere else to get anywhere near the same quality.
Why, Yogurtland, why did you leave?!

Chill in Clayton on Wydown is much superior beyond that their plain tart is awesome. But since this shop closed after 2 years and Chill is striving just fine I will continue there.

This is a great place to take the family on a hot summer night. We enjoyed the Dutch chocolate, strawberry, cheesecake and the dragon fruit tart. We also like the sample cups the give you when you come in!

First of all, I dig Froyo shops. I do, I cant help it. Most of them at least. This one however is exceptional. The flavors are unique and interesting. Black sesame vanilla? Darn good. I think the toppings at most shops are the same (but for the love of god, please stop offering crushed granola bars as an option… just weird). The price is lower than most other stores, and its clean and friendly. I really liked this place. Nicely done Yogurtland.

I spend way too much time in frozen yogurt shops, which is how I know that this is one of the best ones in St. Louis. There are some other places that come close (e.g., flying cow, froyo) but Yogurtland takes the cake — it has the best flavors (by far), decent texture (not too icy, like Chill or Yo My Goodness), is CHEAP, and has friendly employees who always offer you multiple sample cups.

Land ahoy!!!
I had the most amazing experience tonight. I got to go to the Land of Yogurt with a PREGNANT CHICK. Dude, do you know what that’s like??? That’s like going to Disney World with Mickey Mouse or something. Or to prison with DMX.
I didn’t want her to feel weird or anything, so I grabbed the cup the size of a tub of jumbo movie theater popcorn and swirled in red velvet and cookies & cream. And put some gummy bears on for good measure. You know, for her. So she wouldn’t feel weird.
I loved this place. The employees were people I’d play board games with or road trip with, as opposed to the employees at FroYo, who make me feel senile and like I should be telling them how things were back in my day. The Yogurtland flavors were excellent, toppings pretty standard, and pretty fricking cheap. We walked out of there with what was probably approaching two gallons of ice cream for like 7 bucks.
I *think* I like FroYo a tad bit better (consistency and flavor of yogurt), but really, what’s the difference!!! On any given day, I probably couldn’t tell the difference in a blind taste test.
There was a really horrible smell when I walked in there, but then again, I had just walked in there, so it could have been me.
Totally random, but I saw Joselyn H. there. It was like a live commercial for the damn place. A real-​time celebrity endorsement, in the flesh.
To Summarize:
–If you are pregnant, I will gladly enable your unjustified overconsumption of dairy products.
–This Land is your land, but it’s also my Land, so the next time you are going, PLEASE call me. I don’t know why, but I can’t go to frozen yogurt places alone. The movies? Sure. Strip clubs? Why not. Restaurants? No problem. Frozen yogurt place? Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhh… No offense, Joselyn. :)))))))

I gotta be honest, I do not see the love for all these different yogurt/​froyo stores. They are a dime a dozen pushing basically the same thing. Flavored yogurts with insane amounts of toppings to choose from. We all have our addicitions, this is not one of mine.
I will give this Yogurtland kudos for having the largest selection of flavors to choose from and the best pricing. On my visit I sampled; Red Velvet Cupcake, Caramel Almond, Chocolate Milkshake, Dulce DE Leche and Madagascar Vanilla. Funny, my favorite was the Vanilla and the Chocolate Milkshake came in a very close second.
The Toppings Bar here was the most extensive that I have seen and the best maintained. I normally do not add toppings to mine, I like to enjoy the true flavors provided by the yogurt itself. However, with the presentation of this toppings bar I may be tempted on my next visit. The reason other toppings bars have turned me off is the drippings and sloppiness of other patrons. Here the staff keeps their bar nice and clean.
This Yogurtland also has a prime location, its neighbor is Five Guys Burger and Fries.
Which makes this little strip center the perfect location to break you diet.

I rate frozen yogurt places based a few basic principles. Do they offer an original tart flavor on a regular basis? Are their other flavors enticing and options plentiful? Do their toppings have a broad selection and appear fresh? Does the location itself seem inviting and fun?
Yogurtland gets an average score for all these questions. I don’t think it’s at the level of Chill (my favorite in the area) or even FroYo or Yo My Goodness (next in line), but I don’t wrinkle my nose when asked to go there.
There’s often no tart flavor, but the other flavors are good and offer a good mix of flavors. My favorite toppings are blackberries, pineapple, and cap’n crunch (don’t laugh — it’s really good). Yogurtland doesn’t often have all of these. I understand not having cap’n crunch, but you have to have fresh blackberries and pineapple! And then the store. It’s pretty small, so I don’t give it high marks there. it’s sometimes difficult to manage all the sample cups and moving back and forth among the machines when there are several people there and not much space.
Yogurtland is definitely not the best frozen yogurt in St. Louis, but it works if you’re in the area and need to get your fix!

Well I’m a fan. Honestly until my work peeps advised me this would be my birthday treat I had no idea what «Froyo» was. Being a semi-​picky eater I immediately Unilocal’d this place to investigate. Being an ice cream lover I was instantly intrigued and excited about my upcoming visit.
Walking in the place was bright, cheerful and clean. The girl behind the counter immediately gave us sample cups to try some of the flavors which I thought was great. Sometimes the name sounds amazing but the product just isn’t what you thought so samples are great for weeding out the duds. After sampling a few flavors I decided on the Red Velvet Cupcake flavor and it was divine. The cost is good too currently it was .33 cents an oz.
I definitely plan on coming back here when I need a treat and trying more flavors. My only complaint was they had some advertised flavors on the website that this location does not carry.

i’ve always though frozen yogurt was stupid. it sacrifices taste to be slightly healthier version of ice cream, which gives women the feeling that they can load up on without feeling guilty. i’m still waiting for the day to find some crazed woman open mouthed underneath the yogurt spout, taking full advantage of the self service style.
anyway, so what made me change my mind? listen, its not like frozen yogurt is bad (well, Red Mango is bad — but that actually TASTES like yogurt). its still a sugary, delicious frozen treat and it does taste pretty good. especially at yogurt land. they have the best flavors. they usually have 3 or 5 versions of chocolate (chocolate milkshake, devils food chocolate and almond mocha midnight being my fav choc flavors). The other flavors i like are cookies and cream, vanilla bean and peanut butter.
yogurtland is cheaper than other places, and the workers are always so so friendly… they always offer up sample cups and don’t make you feel weird about it.
yogurt will never replace icecream, but i no longer have a deep seeded hatred for it, thanks in partial to yogurtland.

YUMMMMMM i love yogurt so its hard for me to knock down any place i try… so now i sorta rate on how good they compare to others! :) this place had two good flavors i enjoyed and would get if i was here but i don’t think i would have to run back to this place… I had the Dulce Le Lache and the Red Velvet Cupcake Batter which was good stuff!
the inside looked just like all the others. a bunch of yogurt dispensers, a toppings bar followed by syrup toppings a scale and register! sound familiar! haha
the hello kitty stuff is not here so i don’t know why that is a photo… maybe someone brings thier own cup! lol

I’m not sure where all the hello kitty stuff came from, it must’ve been a promotional thing because there wasn’t one hello kitty thing in this place.
It is very clean and they have some flavors i haven’t had like «Red Velvet Cupcake Batter’ it was rich and delicious.
For froyo this is not my favorite, from the reviews we were excited about this place for the month we heard about it and drove the 50 minutes to get here. I think i will stick to the metro east froyo. Based on Froyo… the actual Froyo and Red Mango chains are much better, however, you won’t get a frog spoon there!
It is worth trying out but not as a regular spot.

Yogurtland has some of the better franchise frozen yogurt in St. Louis. It doesn’t hurt that the name makes Yogurtland sound like an empire of fun, either.
Yogurtland is set up like most of the other froyo places in the area. You’ll find white surfaces, plastic furniture and the ubiquitous wall of candy-​colored tile (green, in this case). There are several sizes of paper bowls, and the small is wrapped in a Hello Kitty cartoon. Hello Kitty spoons, too!
Yogurtland has about 18 flavored yogurt dispensers, compared to considerably fewer than that at Froyo. Today, there were five different chocolate flavors, which made The Boy happy when I brought him a treat featuring all of them. I tried the tangerine, strawberry and dulce de leche. Tangerine was tasty and tart but slightly icy. Strawberry was my first froyo anywhere that actually tasted like strawberry. The dulce was to die for. It was sufficiently creamy and flavorful and even had caramel in the middle. Home run.
The topping bar was about the size of Orange Leaf’s. Strawberries were fresh, though I wish blueberries were available. Cookie dough was ok. Yogurtland had chocolate raisins, which I don’t find everywhere and absolutely loved. There were more chocolate and peanut butter toppings than I’d ever seen, which was up The Boy’s alley. Warm Ghiridelli chocolate sauce and caramel pumps were waiting at the end.
Yogurtland now rivals Orange Leaf for my favorite froyo.

Tons of flavors to choose from. Great price. Offered me samples as soon as I walked in the door.

Stephanie had been here so many times I had to try it, and it was pretty convenient on my way back from Joe Fassi’s, being right off the highway, it was an easy choice to try.
I may not be as enthused as she is but it is a very good place. They do have some very creative flavors and I always gravitate to anything with chocolate but this time I did try the peanut butter one … interesting but maybe not next time. What sets them apart for me is it seemed my product was much colder than other places and, they have Ghirardelli syrups at the register in large pump bottles to finish it off.
The service was noticeably friendlier than other places and their support for cancer research is notable. I will go back.

Yogurtland, I loveeee yooouuu! Aside from your cute decorations and your $ 0.33/oz (yes, 33!), you have the best flavors and toppings!
Some of my favorite yogurt flavors include guava pineapple, dragon passion, and the classic tart topped with lychee and every berry available. Did I mention they come in cute Sanrio character cups with spoons? In fact, I think I’m going to get some now…

I’ve driven by this place before, when it was being worked on, and finally went tonight because of Stephanie S’s great review. I will just get to the point and say this is THE BEST froyo in Stl.
Why is it so good, you ask?
— The best flavors — selection and taste. Look at their website and see the flavors. MANY of them were there tonight! They have way more available each night than I’m used to at a froyo place. I tried dragon passion tart (and it wasn’t too tart), double cookies and cream (tastes exactly like it), peanut butter cookie, pecan and pralines, and caramel almond bar. I go the caramel almond bar — which was so tasty! And the cookies and cream — also. Talk about rich and yummy.
— The best toppings. And they are labeled! They have some crazy ones I haven’t seen elsewhere. I can’t even remember them all. They had yummy caramel filled cups. And nutter butters!!!
— Cheap! It was under $ 8 for my hubby’s froyo and mine, and we filled our cups. FILLED.
We spoke with the owner, who checked us out. He spent a year traveling around the US just to taste fro yo! He knows his stuff and picked the right formula. I highly suggest you GO and try their unique flavors. It’s in a teeny strip mall next to Five Guys — make a night of it!

I think I might have found my FAVORITE frozen yogurt place in St. Louis. And after trying every single self-​serve froyo place here, I can say that with complete confidence.
Actually, now that I think about it, it’s quite embarrassing that I’ve been to every froyo place in STL. I’m not proud.
Moving on. I went to Yogurtland for lunch (froyo is the lunch of champions, dontcha know?). It’s in Kirkwood in a little strip plaza next to Five Guys.
The place itself is super cute, and has a Sanyo sort of theme about it.
I walked in, and the friendly girl working the counter welcomed me and immediately gave me a handful of sample cups. Okay, now this is my kinda place.
Yogurtland has quite possibly the best (and most creative) froyo flavors I’ve encountered so far. I sampled:
Strawberry
NY cheesecake
Caramel almond
Double cookies and cream
Chocolate milkshake
Vanilla wafer
Original tart
Each one was special and delicious in its own way. But Red Mango’s original tart beats Yogurtland’s original tart. Valiant try by Yogurtland, however!
Another awesome thing about Yogurtland? THE TOPPINGS! By far, the best selection of toppings I’ve encountered (Yogoluv is a close second). Each topping is clearly marked and labeled. They even have lychee here! I wasn’t brave enough to try it; it looked really… interesting, to say the least.
I settled with the Vanilla Wafer flavored froyo (seriously amazing!) topped with cheesecake bites and ghiradelli chocolate chips.
I’m not sure how much Yogurtland charges per ounce, but it seemed really cheap — my full cup of froyo plus toppings was a little over 3 bucks. Nice!
I have a feeling that many more of my lunch breaks will be spent at Yogurtland. YUM.

Before going to this place, I visited the website & saw that they have lychee froyo. When I got to Yogurtland, I didn’t see any offerings of lychee froyo. Big :(They did have lychee (canned) as topping. The strawberry froyo was awesome. Major foodgasms! They didn’t have the exploding boba topping, but the gummy bears are smaller & taste a bit different (in a good way) than other froyo places. Overall, I would come back here again. I’m just waiting for the lychee froyo. In the meantime, I’ll keep coming here for my strawberry froyo fix.

I was driving by a week ago and noticed a new Frozen Yogurt place opened next to Five Guys. So when my wife wanted to get some frozen treats (ice-​cream, custard, yogurt) and we were nearby I suggested it. We were hoping they had more forgiving hours than Wired Coffee (they serve gelato) which closes at 3pm on Saturday and not open at all on Sunday. Luckily they have very accepting hours of business, open 7 days a week from 11am to 11pm.
We walk in and a pleasant girl offers us both some tasting cups. All of their available flavors are on a wall with a soft serve mechanism. Two flavors per machine, both of those could combine to form a Voltron of Yogurty flavor. Then they have a topping bar which is self-​serve as well. The employee then weighs your concoction and charges you based on weight.
I tasted the Pistachio and Dragon Passion Tart and my wife tasted Strawberry Cheesecake and Caramel Almond Bar. They were all very delicious and I decided that I would get the Dragon Passion Tart and Mango mix with some pineapple and kiwi fruit toppings. My wife got Caramel Almond Bar and Red Velvet Cupcake with sprinkles, toffee, and cheesecake bites. All of it was very good. We plan on coming back a lot.
The only negative – and it is a very passing thing – is that this is the first Yogurtland in the area. It would be helpful for the employees to greet customers with a «Hi, have you ever been to a Yogurtland before?» and if they haven’t «Well let me explain how we do things here». My wife and I got our feet quickly though, but it would have made it more welcoming.