Yogurtland

Love their mix ins; they have bubble strawberry balls and mochi. Also love their yogurt — banana and cheesecake.

In sum: overpriced, artificial tasting frozen yogurt. If there were any other yogurt or ice cream shops open during those late night cravings I probably wouldn’t come back. My half filled cup was $ 7 and the yogurt was meltier than usual. Just meh. I’ll be generous and give them a third star.

I’ve always liked Yogurtland. It’s everywhere in LA, and it’s one of the cheapest froyo out there. Not so here in the UES! I was shocked that my froyo cup cost $ 7.50 when it used to be $ 4.50 out West. Also this is a small store so there aren’t as many flavors although the flavors they do have area consistent across the country and are delicious!
The toppings list is also a bit abbreviated here, but they keep it well-​stocked. The service was friendly and they’re open pretty late.

Rip-​off Land.
I had 4, yes 4 spoonfuls of ice cream in my cup and with tax it cost $ 3.40? This was the worst tasting fro yo I have tried yet. I sampled 3 flavors — the madascar vanilla tasted awful– very artificial, no true vanilla flavor — the other 2 were not good either. Texture — zero stars– the yogurt was melting as soon as it came out into the cup. I asked the worker if because it is 90 degrees outside, that is making the yogurt so soft and melting instantly. She just looked at me and shrugged her shoulders. Felt like a cheapie sampling and leaving so I got a little peanut butter, which also tasted artificial. Think I’m done with the self serve places.

I’ve been going to Yogurtland on a regular basis since it opened. Unfortunately, last night, while eating in the store with my 3 year old, another patron had her dog in the store. To make matters worse, the dog vomited on the floor and I had to watch her cleaning it up while eating our yogurt.
First, why was the dog allowed to enter an establishment that serves food? Second, the young employee did nothing after the dog puked. GROSS!
The situation make this locations cleanliness questionable.

Tiny shop with minimal seating. The employees are friendly and told me about their points app, which you can use to redeem for free yogurt once you have accrued enough points. Plus, Weill Cornell and NYP employees get a 10% discount. However, one of the flavors that I was really looking forward to (drum roll… original tart) was completely empty! How can you let the classic tart go empty and not attempt to fill it up, especially when it’s not that busy in the shop?
I’ll let it pass, and I’ll return. Next time I come back, I promise to bump up my rating… if you have tart.

Yogurtland is WONDERFUL! This tiny little fro-​yo place is about one fifth the size of 16 Handles a few blocks away, but it’s just so lovely and friendly. I personally LOVE, LOVE, LOVE their RED VELVET CAKE BATTER FROZEN YOGURT — seriously! It’s better than an actual red velvet cake. I also recommend the pistachio and coconut — all are deliciously creamy and perfect. The toppings bar looks small compared to 16 Handles but has everything you need and want including animal cookies and the large sized cookie dough toppings (16 Handles only has the tiny cookie dough bits).
NYP and MSKCC employees get a 10% discount which is nice.
The only downside about Yogurtland is that there is only one tiny table and two tiny chairs that are usually occupied. So, you have to get your fro-​yo to go.

The best frozen yogurt in the city is by far Yogurtland. I’ve tried many of the self serve frozen yogurt places in the city and my favorite by far is Yogurtland. They are always changing their flavors and is super clean, no matter what location.

Great selection of toppings, if you’re into that. NYP employees get a 10% discount. I love tart, mango, and the toasted coconut.

Nice tart frozen yogurt. I enjoyed the tart and the mango sorbet flavors. Pretty good selection of toppings — they have mochi and popping bubbles! I also like that they give you sample cups so you can try a couple flavors before committing. Price is a bit on the expensive side — $ 0.59 an ounce, but still a nice cheap treat on a warm summer night.
FYI: download and sign up for the yogurtland membership — free 3oz yogurt when you first sign up!

It’s always clean. Friendly staff are always very helpful and generous with samples cups (for kids especially). Toppings are always fresh and fully-​contained. The best part is that they put on new flavors frequently, and at the same time keep the popular flavors available. We go there often, and will continue while living in the neighborhood.

«Land of froyo»
This small froyo spot is perfect for a somewhat healthy frozen treat. The place has several interesting flavors — I am fan of the plain tart. Some of the chocolate-​inspired flavors taste a little watered down to me. I guess that is what makes this place «healthy».
The place is very small because there is only two small tables. So, you kind of have grab your dessert, which is why I took a star away from the review.
I give this place an «Eh».

This is by far my favorite frozen yogurt place. To me it’s better than 16 handles. Their flavors aren’t too sweet like some of the other places. They have more variety in flavors and offer seasonal flavors. The store is always clean, friendly staff that gives you sample cups no problem, the toppings are always stocked and look fresh. The only complaint is that the store itself is really small, so if it gets busy you can feel really cramped.

Banana pudding and churro flavors together made a bomb a$$ combo! I went late on a Friday night and the fruit toppings (except the bananas) were still plentiful and looked fresh! They also had my other go-​to toppings on deck. Nothing to complain about here!

Redeemed a 3oz freebie here and found the staff pleasant and the yogurt taps well-​maintained. Swirling is the way to go (TWSS) and they’re smart about pairing flavors to facilitate these froyo marriages. PS there’s no phone # listed — it’s 646−837−6969

A welcome addition to the UES froyo scene. The flavors are tasty and change regularly. They do not only cater to chocolate lovers — lots of fruity flavors. Toppings are regularly replenished. Limited seating — only 2 tables.

This is a perfectly fine choice for yogurt on the Upper East Side.
Not quite as good as 16 Handles or somewhat close-​by Off The Wall, the main thing I find Yogurtland has going for it is the much more varied set of flavors they offer.
Every time I go, I see a bunch of new ones that none of the other chains have, such as Pecan Praline and Old Fashioned Oatmeal Cookie just to name a few. The flavors overall aren’t quite sweet and rich enough for me as at the other places, but it’s at least fun to try new stuff every now and then.
Other than that, everything else is as you expect — friendly workers that are liberal with the sample cups, all of the good toppings you would expect, and a bright kiddy interior with some ample seating for enjoying your yogurt.
One of the cool things is that they now have a mobile app for managing your rewards and free yogurt, making them the most high-​tech of all of the yogurt chains. This actually makes me want to come back to these locations more than the other chains now. It looks like the rewards program goes by ounces of yogurt you purchase, which will make you feel really fat every time you get a reward, but it’s worth it for some of this sweet sweet yogurt.

Stopped by for my free 5 oz (in celebration of premier week of CBS) on my way home after doing some work in Cornell library just down the street.
This location is about a year old and it’s very similar to Orangeleaf. There are about 20 flavors (3 of which were seasonals the day I visited — pumpkin pie, macadamia nut white chocolate cookie, and banana bread). I was immediately given 2 sample cups by the counter.
I came in around school dismissal time so it was packed with middle school/​high school students sampling their heart out. I joined in with them (might as well since I looked about their age hehe), and ultimately filled my cup with pistachio, coconut, pumpkin pie, maca nut white choco cookie, and plain tart. They allowed me to weigh my cup to make sure I get my true freebie worth. 5.6 oz — only had to pay 5 whole cents.
Extremely friendly staff and even without the freebie — $ 2.50 for a 5 oz cup? totally worth it. (I probably sampled twice the amount lol). Only wished this location serve my fav flavor — taro — well i only had it as an ice cream in the past, never taro frozen yogurt. UES-​ers are missing out! Must try it out in the Chelsea location in the future.

Yogurtland, you just became one of my new favorite fro-​yo establishments. Also, thank you for being so close to my job.
This small place has quite the selection of interesting flavors. In many other fro-​yo joints, I feel like the taste is very artificial. Of course with flavors like Red Velvet, it probably will. But the ones I tasted seemed pretty refreshing! I had the new Lemon as well as the coconut. They were creamy, smooth and the perfect consistency. They have sample cups so you can try a few of them before deciding. And the way the store is set up, they have a section for the cups… then the wall of yogurt and of course the displays of toppings. I added some fruit (blueberries and strawberries) and cheesecake bites. It was the sweet treat I really needed in my day. And all in all… it was reasonable too.
I can’t wait to come back and try the other flavors!

I never realized that this was so close to my school! Had I known earlier, I would’ve gone here more frequently after my classes end. Since Cali, I’ve been addicted to Yogurtland. I have to admit this is much better than Pinkberry and Red Mango. With the variety of their flavors, I would love to come here more!
Friendly and helpful staff offering taste cups. Right now, they have the Looney Tunes flavors and spoons! They’re adorable. I love to ask for an extra spoon to keep :)
I mostly like the tangy flavors. The tasty coconut and the POG Sorbet (Passionfruit, Orange, and Guava) are my favs.