Yogurtland

As seen in my photo — not afraid to double-​fist… Errr I mean double-​paw. No shame in my game!
Never ceases to delight! Gluten free and dairy free options for lactose intolerant bears. Endless sample cups to try new flavors. The dispenser handle is big so it’s easy to use even for those with giant paws. And they have yummy fruit and other things not so readily available in the forest — like mochi and gummy candy. Not to mention popping boba. Yaaas!

Mmm, frozen yogurt. Tons of flavors and toppings and it’s affordable.

Great flavors and toppings, plus affordable. Love it!

It’s good but they need somewhere to sit and a «menu» for people who want to choose from complete recipes.

I tried them after a long absence a couple of days ago and it was good. I especially like the fresh fruit toppings they offer. In a not closely related: Unilocal has a HIDDEN AGENDA and they SUCK when they manipulate the reviews. There are a lot of inconsistencies in the way they hide some reviews. Shape up or Ship out (oh I forgot you are for sale) Hehehe…

Clean location with decent flavors. Not five star because they don’t have as many flavors as the downtown Berkeley location and parking is a pain in the butt. I like the rewards system via the app. I get free ounces!

Lunch, dinner, brunch, I’m always here. I love this place. Get some free samples and sample all the flavors! The red velvet cupcake is the best!!! I love the classic ones as well! If you can get a rewards card cause I get a lot of free yogurts through the card! It’s great to come with friends, casual date, anything of that sort.

I don’t usually like frozen yogurt, but there is one flavor here that I like. It’s their second place yogurt in the competition– Raspberry Lemonade.
This flavor is light and not too sweet. Almost like a drink for summertime. It’s super delicious and perfect for if you want to satisfy a sweet tooth. Usually, I don’t put toppings on this flavor because it wouldn’t seem to do well with chocolates, gummy candy, or mochi.
Most of the time, I spend about 2 or 3 dollars on this flavor because it isn’t too sweet and I don’t eat the toppings. Service: the male cashier I’ve gotten is very nice and all the workers give out sample cups if you ask. Overall, a good place to go for some frozen yogurt.

I’m not really a froyo person (I much rather prefer creamy ice cream), but this place does well with what it has. The flavors are varied and taste good, and the toppings are yummy as well. The price is decent, too, but I’m just not a froyo type of person.

Who doesn’t love Yogurtland?
This location always has a variety of flavors, although the one on Shattuck has a few more.
The workers are really friendly and sometimes give an excess of samples!
It’s close to campus so it’s always nice to treat yourself after a long day.
Only 30 cents an ounce!

Yogurt was fine, but not the best I’ve had.
The thing that was strange to me was that the employee didn’t hand me a sampling cup when I asked for one. Instead she came & poured it for me & stayed there watching my sister and I. I felt like a little kid. it rubbed me the wrong way

Am I the only one who likes to collect their special promo spoons? True life: I’m an Asian hoarder.
I love froyo and so happy whenever someone suggests we go here so that I’m not the one always suggesting to go like a fatty mcfatfat. I love the mochi and fruit options. Occasionally I get a little dangerous and try the multi-​colored candies.
Flavors: Pistachio (amazeballs), PB, and the classic tart are my faves.
Service/​Ambiance Friendly/​mediocre
**Best when you get it for free for whenever they have promotions on campus muhahaha**

I used to love this Yogurtland because it catered to asian tastebuds. For a period of time, they had taro and green tea froyo and also red bean toppings. I haven’t gone too recently to say whether or not they still cater those flavors.
Unfortunately, the going price for froyo has been steadily increasing. I remember I used to come here because it had the lowest froyo price, which was less than 30 cents per ounce! But I believe it’s closer to 40 cent an ounce now so I try to limit my visits and take advantage of my free samples.
The main reason why I keep coming back though, is due to the special spoons they occasionally have, free yogurt days, and the proximity to the UC Berkeley campus.

Wanugee N.‘s review pretty much says it all about Yogurtland on Bancroft Avenue. Just my notes and thoughts.
This is one of the smaller locations and it is convenient for UC Berkeley students and staff on the south side to grab a bite to eat that is good and fast in-​between meetings and classes. There are no seats and tables at this branch. One gets a cup – sample, standard or large size – fill it up with choices of yogurt (s) and toppings, pay and go – that is it. It gets really crowded during lunch breaks and on warm days in this part of town during the semesters.
During the summer promotions of Sanrio and Warner Brothers characters, I was able to collect the Hello Kitty spoons when the Yogurtland on Shattuck Avenue ran out. That was one of the pluses for me at this Yogurtland branch.
It is pretty hit and miss with the staff. I remember walking in one day and there was nobody attending to the till, they were in the back so I left. Sometimes there are two or three people behind the toppings counter and the till. Overall, they are quite nice and have the answers to the questions about Yogurtland products.
It is good to know that I will have access to this Yogurtland next month in-​between classes at UC Berkeley with all the other Golden Bears.
Fresh Unilocal Review #95 for 2013.

You want that delicious night-​fix of yogurt after a long day of hipster filth? Go to this place and feast your eyes on oodles of yogurt cream! Yes, as much yogurt as one would need to feed an army of unicorns and banshees all in the same day (yes, I’m talking about you loud, terribly ditsy people who crowd this place)!
Sure, the music is not my favorite, but for a short stop at a fairly priced dessert place (that isn’t like its creepy Stephen King brother Menchies), then you are once again in for a treat! I love it, and if the cashiers find you optimal for real human care and customer service, than this place is for you.
CLIENTELE: Avoid if you are null of all notions of humanity and life! This is not the place for you overly pretentious environmentalist!!!
Yes, welcome to the land if yogurt, paradise for the lost and lively. Get your yogurt here! I suggest coconut.

Yum yum yum. Froyo froyo everywhere! 8D
Atmosphere: Nice clean décor. More oriented for the youth with its white and green walls and sleek, thin silver lights.
Service: Servers are usually kind or whatever. Since this place is a grab-​and-​go joint, I don’t pay much attention to the servers. Hmm. I should pay more attention in the future.
Food: FROYOOOOO. Sugar-​loaded goodnesssss in a cup with cool spoons?! Helll yeahhhh. My favorite flavors are taro, pistachio, chocolate, red velvet, carrot cake, peanut butter, hazelnut, coffee, and… pretty sure there are more, but can’t remember. I hate how my yogurt disappears really fast. ; — ; This tells you how addicted I am to froyo. It’s super awesome how every time I walk through the golden doors of Yogurtland, they have various new flavors!!! Yayyy for assortment! :D It brings out the daredevil in me… by allowing me to try new things. HAHA. Only con is that their froyo melts fast. :(
Price: By weight so depends on how much you get.
Tip: — The workers only give you ONE of their cool promo spoons per visit. DAMN, they figured out my secret plan to collect all their spoons and store them with my other utensils.
— ALMONDS & MOCHI are the best yogurt toppings evarrrrrrr.
— Dark chocolate covered cranberries toppings (part of the Looney Tunes promo) are freakin’ amazing.
Conclusion: Their yogurt may melt too fast. They sometimes have sucky flavors. YET… I STILL COME BACK OFTEN b/​c I’m addictedddddddddd! Good for my tummy. Bad for my wallet. Dilemma dilemma… *3*

Yogurtland is an awesome chain froyo place that has so many different flavors and toppings. It is definitely one of my favorite places to go when I want a cool snack. Usually I go for the classic tart and top it off with mocha balls, strawberries, cheesecake pieces, and cookie dough. NOM NOM NOM. They let you sample a few so that’s when I get adventurous with cookies and cream and red velvet haha. I like the texture of their froyo because it’s not watery like at other local shops.
This place does get super busy especially on those hot summer days but the lines pretty quickly. There is nowhere to sit other than the bench outside, but you can always sit on Memorial Glade and enjoy your delicious froyo :)
**TIPS**
1) Get sample cups prior to try out all their flavors.
2) Enjoy!

I love frozen yogurt and in Berkeley, this is probably the best place to go. Right next to campus and quick service.
Pros:
–Various flavors; I love how their seasonal flavors change so often and you can try really cool new ones. I recently tried the Tiramisu one, which was fantastic.
–Toppings: Always fresh and they never hesitate to refill their fruits if you ask.
–Helpful servers: Attentive staff that helps you get out of their quickly.
Con:
–Weird sampling policy: You have to get samples from the servers who personally give you each sample instead of giving you sample cups. It’s weird and takes far too long for my taste.
–No seating inside except for a bench right outside that is usually taken.
My favorite flavor is and always will be the plain tart. You can never go wrong with it! Such a nice treat on a warm day! I will of course be back.

Typical Yogurtland, but weirdly stingy.
Bad location to go for free samples. They always monitor you and «serve» you the samples rather than letting you go crazy by yourself.
During the time they had the Hello Kitty cups, I wanted to get an extra one (just as a keepsake hehe) and so I asked if I could just pay for the empty cup (in addition to the cup of yogurt I had already bought), and they said no. Never understood why…

I come to this Yogurtland way too often. Cheap place to get delicious frozen yogurt! It is kept clean. Love how they give out a free small cup of yogurt on National Yogurt Day!
A few flaws:
–I’ve noticed the price per ounce has slowly been increasing over the past few years.
–To try a sample, one of the workers gets you a sample which I think is a little weird. I know their trying to prevent students from taking too much yogurt or getting multiple samples with one sample cup but students still do it anyway when the worker leaves.
–Limited flavors, the Yogurtland on Shattuck has more flavors!