Yogurtland

Great Place! It is a bit small but that’s ok because all of the spaces are small in that mall. The price is great, and the ice cream is delicious. I wish there were a bit more flavors though but I thinks that is a space problem. The people are polite and keep the place clean. I recommend it!

LOVE IT!!! when I’m visiting family, I always stop in for a treat. Very clean, helpful staff and amazing flavor & topping options! I almost always get the same thing though… red velvet cake batter mixed with cheesecake yogurt topped with cheesecake bites and giradelli white chocolate syrup. Mmmmmm… sweet treat heaven! I love enjoying a somewhat healthy sweet treat with the family.

This is my favorite froyo spot! Mango is absolutely my favorite flavor! Join the points club, it’s worth it!

No flavors to choose from I ended up with sugar free vanilla small topping selection. the one in doral is better. they ran out of the cool spoons what a let down

A bit pricey, but one of the RARE frozen yogurt shops that offers peanut butter flavor!!! I love it!

So the service was great both employees were very attentive to my needs (that is the only reason why I am rating it 2 stars), but as far as the frozen yogurt it was just blah I didn’t even finish it. It kind of tasted like it was spoiled (and I’m actually not picky with what I eat). Also the fruit toppings seemed a little old, not ok for a Froyo place. Enough said I’m sticking with tutti fruity.

Love this yogurt place! They are even open somewhat late than most yogurt places, which is good. They always have my favorite flavor and toppings. But they always change flavored according to seasons. It’s kid friendly and the staff is friendly as well. Strongly recommend it!

Yes, they have several topping… I mean thats awesome but its worthless when the frozen yougurt isnt what you expect it to be.
It wasnt like regular froyo, it was icy and heavier almost like ice cream.
Not inlove.

Not the best yogurt, not the worst. Standard issue serve yourself flavors and toppings. They turn their heads to the 1% by turning away that Amex, and Geradù don’t play that.

Love the yogurt! Better quality and price compared to TCBY AND I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED TCBY. But I’ve converted lol

Yogurtland is ok.
It’s not my first choice for frozen yogurt, the taste of their flavors (although good when you try them as a sample) just aren’t that great after a spoonful or two. They have all the standard fro-​yo toppings, (fresh fruit, chocolate, candies etc). A standout topping for me is the frosted animal crackers because they bring back childhood memories, but they were a little stale :(
Also, it seems to be a bit more expensive than other places.

This place is just ok. I like the fact that it’s the only yogurt place that has frosted animal crackers. The yogurt taste better when you get a sample but not as good when you get a whole bunch.

My favorite yogurt place! Better than menchies, etc.
Has a great variety of toppings
Prices are good. .45 an ounce
They are always introducing new yogurt flavors

Never, ever, ever did I think I would be giving Yogurtland one star. It actually pains me to do this. But, I experienced THE worst customer service in my entire life!
I ended up with no yogurt and quite angry.
A friend and I had decided to take a last minute trip to Yogurtland on a fabulous Friday morning. We happened to arrive at exactly 11 — the minute it opened. (LOL those who know me know I both enjoy my yogurt and punctuality, but this was a coincidence). The doors were open, however, one worker was sitting at a table yammering on the phone and another was walking around the shop. Our eyes lit up as we saw the oatmeal cookie and pumpkin flavors.
However, this is when our lovely yogurt trip went bad! We stand there, eyes as wide as pebbles, and the worker mumbles «it’s not ready.» We look at him in a very confused manner hardly even being able to understand him. So, we stand there a couple more seconds as both workers proceed to ignore us. So we ask when the yogurt will be ready as he continues to ignore us.
COMPLETELY ignore us. Like we are invisible… I don’t know if anyone is actually reading this review since I am still uncertain if I exist… Can anyone hear me? Hellloooo? Just checking.
So, we ask him questions and he then rudely tells us to go wait outside — basically kicks us out even though by now it is 11:05 and opening time (as stated officially on the door) is 11:00.
So as we leave, I proceed to say, «Wow, be on the lookout for my Unilocal review.»
He then proceeds to mumble what I assume is a swear word at me.
No Yogurt and I get sworn at? I’ll take my business elsewhere — as much as it pains me since Yogurtland is the original as a Cali native. However, I don’t pay for insults.

If you don’t understand something new that this place (Yogurtland at South Dixie Highway) is offering to clients, avoid coming to this yogurtland at 6 pm when the supervisor, who’s name is Alex works. He does not has the patience to deal with clients that need some advice with a new promotion or something different that they are working out even when. the place is empty. He is mean and disrespectful. Instead, ask the nice cashier Yuliet for any question that you have. Is the first time that something like this happens to me in all the frozen yogurt places that I had been including yogurtland at Kendall! Since I live at Dadeland, This one at S Dixie Highway is near than the one at Kendall so I will go at another time.
Si no entinedes algo nuevo que este lugar este ofreciendo (el Yogurtland en South Dixie Highway) a sus clientes, eviten ir a este Yogurtland alrededor de las 6 de la tarde cuando el supervisor, cuyo nombre es Alex, trabaja. No tiene paciencia para lidiar con clientes que necesitan algun consejo con alguna nueva promocion o algo diferente en loque esten trabajando, aun estando el lugar vacio. Es irrespetuoso. Mejor preguntenle a la cajera Yuliet cualquier duda o pregunta que tengan.
Es la primera vez que me pasa esto en un negocio de yogurt, incluyendo el yogurtland de Kendall. Como vivo en Dadeland, el de S dixie me queda mas cerca asi que ire a otra hora.

I love Yogurtland. This is the smallest one that we’ve been to and the coldest as well. I mean, seriously, I think that they want frozen people to go along with the frozen yogurt. But I digress, there are 3 small tables for 2 or you can sit outside on the benches. The benches turned out to be a blessing, because we were able to defrost outside.
The place is clean and the cashier was friendly enough. However, 2 out of the 3 flavors that I wanted were not working… at all.
But, it’s still Yogurtland yummy. So if we’re in the area, we’ll stop by.

As I’ve mentioned before, I’m a little obsessed with these FroYo places lately so you can only imagine my excitement when I realized I had one so close to home.
Sadly, all that excitement came crumbling down when I left. I walked it, tried flavors, which were OK and then added a few toppings. They didn’t have as many toppings as I’ve seen elsewhere so that was kind of a downer. All in all, the place isn’t bad; I’ve just had better.

Flavorful Froyo + Hello Kitty = Happy Kim
The employees were super friendly and made my first visit to Yogurtland memorable. Seating is available, about 4 small tables. Water, napkins and small cups are within reach. Restrooms are in the back.
You help yourself to the froyo. They have a nice selection of flavors and toppings. I was able to try the Raspberry Tart, S’mores, Salted Caramel Pecan, Fresh Strawberry and Blood Orange Tart. The yogurt was smooth, creamy, and not too sweet. Among the flavors I tried, Strawberry was my favorite. It tasted the most natural.
The Hello Kitty cups and spoons definitely made me a happy camper. So glad I was able to visit Yogurtland.

I am a sucker for marketing ploys. So I drove past about 10 fro yo locations closer to my home just to get some Hello Kitty spoons at Yogurtland! This fro yo place was pretty busy for whatever random evening we popped in – a good sign. I took forever to decide because their flavors all tasted delicious (you’re allowed to sample). I decided on a mix of three (who gets one flavor, ever?): the summer limited time strawberry lemonade, which was amazing (!!), blood orange, which I did not like, and raspberry, which was too creamy for my taste.
I was happy to get our Hello Kitty spoons… the staff laughed when my husband requested one too, swearing that it was for me. Great fro yo, would actually take the trek to come back here again.

I went to Yogurtland for the first time ever on one Sunday afternoon. It wasn’t packed with a line out the door like some fro-​yo places but it was pretty full. I did have to wait a while for the line to die down at the toppings area before serving up my fro-​yo so it wouldn’t melt before it got to my mouth.
Overall it’s a cute place in a perfect location. I had lunch at Five Guys and dessert at Yogurtland. :) Yogurtland’s fro-​yo is MUCH cheaper than the other places (maybe because it’s a chain?) at 33¢ per ounce here vs the usual 44−49¢ everywhere else in Miami. (UPDATE: I heard there’s a place around Brickell that sells it at 29¢ per oz.!)
Great choice of flavors and toppings. They have MOCHI which is always a plus in my book! In case you don’t know what it is: Mochi is a is a Japanese rice cake made of glutinous rice. Think Japanese Gummi Bear but usally powdery white.
I was, however, sad to discover that they don’t carry Dulce de Leche… like EVER. (I checked their website) So my usual mix wasn’t going to work here (Dulce de Leche Fro-​yo with a little bit of Passion Fruit or NY Cheesecake Fro-​yo topped with Mochi, fresh blackberries, Cookie Dough and Nutella.) I panicked! I didn’t know what to do! I noticed a sign regarding sampling the flavors so I asked for a couple sample cups and tried just about every flavor they had!
I decided on mixing the Blueberry with some Key Lime Bar and the Cinnamon Graham Cracker… awesome! Of course I topped it with mochi and cookie dough.
I like that they tried to be eco-​friendly with the «Biodegradable» spoons but I feel that they could have easily gone a step further and used eco-​friendly cups as well. They are buying them in bulk anyway for several locations anyway so an eco cup would cost pennies vs fractions of pennies each. Come on… do it! :fingers crossed: