Yogurtland Culver City

I have only enjoyed two flavors and one is seasonal. I used to enjoy going there but since their app never works and I only get one flavor I have become bored and I end up going to another place to get custard ice cream or a different type of dessert. Plus their prices need to be considered as their fruit is not fresh and their yogurt flavors rarely change.

Regular yogurt shop tucked in an LA shopping center. Lots of toppings to choose from and special flavors throughout the place. I went in 2015 and it was during their Candy Crush promotion. I don’t remember exactly what flavor I got but I know it was a limited time flavor. Anyway, a delicious diamond in the rough. Convenient location too.

this yogurtland is always poppin! happy customers, usually happy employees and the biggest and best part in my opinion, IT’S CLEAN! most definitely my go-​to yogurtland next to marina del rey.
what more is there to say? im pretty sure they’re always stocked on millions of yogurt options as well as toppings. this one is just always clean & on point :)

Just discovered that yogurt can be a delicious treat. Well, at least at Yogurtland. And btw, I don’t recall being at other yogurt stores. So for this weekend alone, I’ve been at this place three times and, each time, I had their Coconut flavor yogurt. First time I visited here, I sampled their Taro and it was delicious and I promised myself that I will be back. But this weekend, Taro was nowhere. But luckily, they had this delicious Coconut. I like to top it with all the nuts available (roasted almonds, shaved almonds, walnuts, peanuts). And then top it some more with Hershey’s chocolate syrup.
The place is spacious and has tables and chairs. Staff are nice and friendly.

Crazy about frozen yogurt and while Yogurtland doesn’t offer the best it does compensate with its wide-​ranging flavor options.
This location, however, is just meh. When you walk in there’s this weird, strong chemical-​like smell, which isn’t exactly what you want to smell before enjoying some delicious froyo. Also, there’s always some kind of issue with at least two of the machines where the consistency will be too watery. This happened with the green tea flavor this past visit :(
Pros of this location are that there are always sample cups up at the front and the employees here are always super friendly.

This is a nice place to stop for some frozen yogurt, everything looks nice and clean. My 4 years old loves this place, we always stop here after school and have some yogurt before we go home, we stop here yesterday we usually will seat outside but it was cold and we decided to seat inside. While we were eating our yogurt I was watching this girl she was changing or refilling the toppings, she pulls the containers from the bottom and put them on the ground so she can get what she needs from the botttom and from the ground she pulls the containers to refill the toppings, putting that container that she put on the ground on top of those that’s on the front. I think that is very unhygienic, the place is clean but it shouldn’t be any reason to put their things on the ground and put them on top of the other containers were the customer get the toppings from. And I think they should use gloves or wash their hands every time they refill because this girl didn’t do it, she was in the register and from the register she went to do the refills without gloves or washed her hands is not hygienic at all.

By far, my favorite location of Yogurtland. Although, they are a bit too tempting when I come straight out of the gym and I see a herd of kids holding their mountains of frozen yogurt. The staff is always friendly and happy. Whoever the owner is, they are doing a good job of taking care of their staff and I could clearly see how that is forwarded to the treatment of customers.

This is the closest Yogurtland to me and it’s definitely worth the trip. Most of the time that I’ve gone it’s clean but sometimes the machines are down. I completely understand the machines need a break as well but they don’t have to be dirty with the melted ice cream. That’s my only complain other than that it’s great.
The workers are always friendly and willing to help out with anything you might need. There’s always enough cups for the froyo and the little ones to taste the different flavors. It’s pretty spacious just wish they had more outdoor seating. Also their hours are amazing for a late night snack/​dessert.

This Yogurtland location is great! There is ample parking (there’s even a parking attendant who helps you back out of spaces or helps you find parking spots!) The inside is always clean and the staff is constantly making sure the toppings area is clean. Also the toppings are always filled.

My girlfriend and I make it a point to come here at least once a week. It’s one of the best frozen treats you can get anywhere, definitely worth a trip if you ever find yourself in the Culver Center plaza.
If you’ve been to a frozen yogurt place before, you know the drill… self-​serve yogurt nozzles in the back, toppings and syrups in the front, and little scales at the cash register to weigh your creation and charge you per ounce. The moment you walk into Yogurtland, you’re bombarded with the sweet, inviting smell of candy and confections. They have truly delicious flavors… my girlfriend opts for Salted Caramel Pecan, while I’m partial to a mix of Coconut and Cheesecake. They swap in new flavors every so often, so we’re always sampling before we grab our cups.
What really sets this place apart is the sheer volume of toppings you can add. There’s all the usual kinds, like fruits, chocolate syrup, caramel, M&Ms, and Oreo bits, but there’s also whole macaroons, coconut shavings, cookie dough, cheesecake bites, honey, frosted animal crackers, and chunks of brownie. As with the flavors, they’re always experimenting. The only thing I would fault them for is that sometimes this leads to them unexpectedly removing great toppings.
The prices are great… if you pack your cup to the brim with yogurt and toppings, you can expect to pay about $ 5−6…probably less if you don’t go quite as berserk as I do. SPECIAL RECOMMENDATION: fill the bottom of your cup with cheesecake bites before you start pouring in the yogurt… nothing can prepare you for how delicious this is.

They’re open late, keep the shop clean, pumps full, and got kiwi. All you need to know.

Friendly staff and generally clean. Decent selection of yoghurt flavors, but some of the topping aren’t super fresh, especially the fruit. Great place to go with kids and babies. Good people watching spot.

This was the first Yogurtland i’ve ever been to. In my opinion, they have the greatest yogurt out of all the other froyo restaurants I’ve been to. Whenever I come to this one in particular it’s usually if i’m in the Culver City area, it’s located in a plaza on the corner of Overland & Venice, you can’t miss the plaza. It’s right in the middle of the Rite aid and LA Fitness gym.
Great service, clean environment and the best froyo!

AT LEAST THE FIRE WAS EXTINGUISHED
BACKGROUND:
Every day at Yogurtland we get real. We focus on real flavors, real ingredients and real relationships with every one of our guests. This focus and philosophy started with our founder, Phillip Chang, who thought that a real experience began with letting guests choose what you want. And in 2006 he changed the frozen yogurt industry forever when he opened the first self-​serve Yogurtland with only the highest quality frozen yogurt and toppings.
We start with creamy, fresh real pure California milk without antibiotics or added hormones. Then we add the world’s finest ingredients to bring pure deliciousness to your cup for flavors that taste like the real thing. Like thousands of pounds of pistachios, roasted to perfection, for our Pistachio frozen yogurt. Like combining real toasted coconut with the world’s best mangos for our Coconut Mango frozen yogurt. Like a ton, yes, a full ton! of juicy, delicious tangerines for our Pineapple Tangerine Tart.
STATS:
Free parking
In a strip mall
Indoor/​outdoor seating
EXPERIENCE:
With our mouths still under fire from Himalayan lunch, the theory of cooling our smoldering mouths was on our mind, as using an extinguisher might render a bit too much pressure.
The interior is no dissimilar than any other Yogurtland, built in self-​serve yogurt pumps, oodles and piles of toppings ranging from fresh fruit, to nuts, to gummy’s to chocolate options.
Subsequently selecting a few samples of Salted Caramel Pecan, Chocolate Milkshake, Pistachio & Mojito Sorbet friend chose the Salted Caramel Pecan & Pistachio, while I resolved on the Dutch Chocolate and Strawberry. Our friendly staff member rang us up and we sat outside and enjoy the cool sunny weather.
I don’t know, guess I like antibiotics or added hormones in my frozen yogurt, or maybe I’m just not as well traveled and prefer American ingredients, I didn’t particularly care for the frozen yogurt, or perhaps it’s my mouth that doesn’t like Yogurtland. Every time I’ve ever had their frozen yogurt, I walk away with some form of a film feeling in my mouth.
Our frozen yogurt it did stop the burning sensation in our mouths, but it appears my dislike for this place puts me in the minority here, so you be the judge.

Preface: I’m a Yogurtland fan at large. This review is completed on the premise that you are already familiar with the chain and its basic offerings.
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You know that one place you can go at any time, day or night, and get a little mood boost? I wouldn’t go so far as today Yogurtland is where I go to eat emotionally, but…
This location is really attention-​grabbing. Before I moved to the area a few years ago, I drove past the shopping center and thought, «Wow, I’d love to be near such a glamorous Yog-​Land.» I’ve gotten to know it a little better in the past years…
The good:
— has several handles, probably 16 flavors at a time from which to choose, and switch it up often
— fruit and candy options are vast and never mushy or stale
— never seen this location dirty… and I’ve seen it PACKED with families
Areas for improvement:
— it’s difficult to get sample cups sometimes, especially when busy; try setting them out in sets of two more often (I’ve seen them do this occasionally)
— the parking is ROUGH. In peak hours you have to walk through several rows of cars just to get a cup o’ yog, which makes me question my decision to stop in. You may think it’s not their fault — but Yogurtland chose the location
— offer those cookie dividers! Some shops have cookies you can stick in your cup to get half fruity, half creamy/​chocolate
Finally, I subscribe to the Rewards program. This allows me to pay for yogurt on my smartphone. I gave my phone to the cashier recently (to pay) and she gave it back to me and gave me my total again. I asked if she didn’t use my phone to pay for my yogurt. She said that she used it to give me rewards points only. I told her that I have it to her to pay (I had it on the payment screen when I have it to her). She then told me that I can’t get rewards points AND pay with my phone — if I pay electronically, I’m ineligible for rewards. This makes NO sense. I am fairly certain that’s NOT the program, so I recommend that Yogurtland primes their employees more thoroughly on this newish program.

Love coming to this one because it has a lot of free parking, is open late, and 24 hr Rite Aid is next door, which has ice cream service. They have indoor and outdoor seating, a restroom, and free water. A good selection of flavors is always available. Mango, salted caramel pecan, are some of my faves!

My go-​to Yogurtland!!!
First, they have a huge parking lot (most of it is taken by LA Fitness but you can still find a spot) and this location has about 5 tables outside which is the most out of the 4 other locations I’ve been to in LA. I just park and leave my dog in the car while I order really quick, then come out to get her and we sit outside.
Customer service and yogurt is just like any other yogurtland I’ve been too.

Good stuff — fresh fruit, lots of flavors, decent prices.
The plain tart doesn’t really compare to Pinkberry, but it’s a good alternative. I always like the plain better than the other flavors, which can sometimes taste too artificial after a few bites.

I like Yogurtland for what it is (a basic frozen yogurt store).
They have a very large choice of yogurt flavors. I personally like yogurt that is a little more creamy. The staff are friendly. The parking can be the luck of the draw because there are so many businesses in this shopping center.

This location is like the Jonathan Sadowski of Yogurtlands. Who’s Jonathan Sadowski? Nobody knows. He’s an actor and fills a role in movies (like Live Free or Die Hard) when they need some guy. You’re glad he’s there, but he’s not really anything special. Neither is this Yogurtland. It fills a role for dessert even if it isn’t unique from any other self-​serve frozen yogurt spot in L.A.
Basic flavors abound, but two new worth sampling were Chocolate Macadamia Nut and Peanut Butter & Jelly. I loaded up a cup and topped it off with Mochi, Almonds, Choco Chips, and other crunchy treats. The toppings bar has the typtical fresh fruit, cereals, candy, nuts, and chocolate choices.
The most memorable thing of this Yogurtland was a subtle funk that both Olivia and I noticed. I’m not sure what it was, but it smelled like a blend of Sour Milk and Mildew? I hope it was temporary.
Parking is free in the big lot for the stores and gym.
When you’re in Culver City and want an easy fro-​yo dessert, this Yogurtland is available to fill the role.

I don’t understand why you always hear about celebrities and their Pinkberry addictions. I much prefer Yogurtland and I wish they did too so I could spot Steven Tyler while eating my red velvet frozen yogurt. The flavors change frequently but there are a few standbys. After sampling at least 3 flavors in your little white paper cup before it gets soggy (make sure you ask the cashier for sample cups as you pass by), you serve yourself one of their fantastic flavors like the aforementioned red velvet, vanilla wafer, or you can swirl together peanut butter and chocolate and cover it in Reeses peanut butter cup crumbles. You can even put frosted animal crackers on your yogurt! They have fruit too if you’re into that kind of thing. In what is indubitably a stoner’s paradise, the possibilities are endless and delicious. The best part is that there are active cultures in the yogurt so I can convince myself that it’s healthy in my times of weakness. My boyfriend and I have been known to make the occasional (okay maybe frequent) nighttime Yogurtland run, to the point where if we leave the apartment after ten thirty on a weeknight our roommate just shakes his head and asks «Yogurtland?» You know it.