Villa Dolce

Ok yogurt, crappy service. Although the price is cheap so is the service. The staff is very unhelpful

below average yogurt location
cons: 3 out of the 7 yogurt dispensers were broken (picture included). flavors we did get were very runny like they were not cold. staff was busy playing on phones. the condiments were poorly organized, required 2 hands to work. they have lids which requires your 2^nd hand to hold open (stupid design).
pros: convenient location only if you are shopping in Orange Outlet Mall.
Summary: take care of your business, owners here have given up. then close the business and go home. this business will close soon and we know why.

I was there this afternoon with family and the customer service was awful. We walked in and there was nobody there. The cashier «Britney» was in the back texting on her cell phone. After completing my order, I needed a spoon so I reached to grab one, and she jumped from the back yelling saying that I couldn’t touch that and said that she was not gonna give me one. I had to reach for the spoon because nobody was there, she was too busy on her phone to do her job.
I’m business owner and I wouldn’t want to have an employee like Britney.
I give the place two stars because the ice cream was good but there are many Fro-​yo places out there with great customer service and great flavors. I rather spend my money somewhere else.

The yogurt itself is delicious, the service was bad. It’s a customer service job and the Asian woman looked as she was smelling poop all day.

Located right out the back door of H&M. I think convenience is key — frozen yogurt sounds great on a hot summer day when you’ve been walking around baking under the sun.
From the quality of their frozen yogurt and toppings to the arrangement of their tables and chairs — everything is mediocre. Nothing I will go around bragging about.
Their price is at $ 0.45 per ounce. My mom and I got two cups of yogurt, filled each about halfway up, and added toppings — mostly strawberries and almonds. Our total came out to be $ 10. Quite expensive when we did not get a lot. The price might have been okay if their frozen yogurt and toppings tasted good. However, their product was just mediocre — frozen yogurt was not that «frozen» and was beginning to melt before we sat down. Toppings (while nicely arranged) was not that fresh. They have a few tables and the one we sat at just happens to be wobbly and uncomfortable.
People come and people go — I would say they get adequate business for just being in this outdoor outlet. But while it was a good try, I probably won’t be back on the rare occasion that I find myself in this area.

went here on 3÷25÷2015 the owner was really nice, we got to sample and I really like the salted caramel
the place was bright and so clean, lots of topping choices
we told the owner we were from hawaii and started making conversation
the rest of our party came over we sat down and all of us had yogurt

The only plus side to this place is that it is within walking distance from the crib. Other than that, I find Villa Dolce just ok. Its not bad actually but I just prefer its competitors a lot more. The store is really small compared to a lot of froyo places I’ve been to. There are limited outdoor seatings as well as indoors. They do have some good flavors and their toppings station is relatively clean (I don’t like a messy station). The customer service is mediocre Still, if I’m too lazy to drive to Yogurtland, I might just hop over here for some yogurt. Located near Buffalo Wild Wings, its convienance factor has two thumbs up from me. Just get some green tea yogurt and I’m pretty much sold.
PS I will say its better than Tutti Frutti tho

Okay so I watched a movie and I was looking for some froyo…
Thought I’d try this place and so I did. Jose what I felt was my favorite which was taro and matcha green tea with Mochi and Fruity pebbles. This was all in a small cup and measures about ¾ to the top…
Expensive and shit man… This at pink berry or yogurt land would have been at most 4 bucks… It was 6 and some change…
To top it off… THEIR SPOONS ARE SHITTY!!! They cut my lip badly!!! That place is just asking for me to sue!!!
I give two stars because the place was nice and the people were friendly and they had decent yogurt but my god are they expensive and a lawsuit waiting to happen. Never again, you guys can enjoy your over priced, crappy made spoon, lip cutting business in your own. Peace to you and I hope you get your place re evaluated. Bullshit.

I purchased a large size filled with original tart yogurt only and was shocked after the the person rang me up for over $ 18 last night.
I normally buy a quart of Pink Berry for around $ 10. But I was at H&M and walked out and thought it was convenient since I was on the way home.
I even asked the worker, «$ 18 for yogurt?», but she didn’t have anything to say. They are making a killing. But since people normally buy such a small amount, you don’t realize.
I think that their pricing needs to be adjusted once you reach a certain point. I will never return here. This is the most expensive yogurt I’ve ever had in my life.

Not the best place to get frozen yogurt. The boyfriend and I were looking for a cold treat while at the Block so we stopped by here. We were pretty disappointed. At 47 cents a pound, you’d think we would get better quality stuff. The froyos were all runny and the flavors tasted weird to me, especially peanut butter. The only flavor that tasted okay was original tart. I definitely won’t be coming back there.

I don’t know why yogurt places hardly ever change their flavors but anyways coconut and taro yogurt is the best out of all of them, that’s why I like this place better than tutti frutti besider that they don’t make Thai tea boba, I think. There isn’t much to write down since its only yogurt lol

I give them 5 stars JUST for their hazelnut yogurt. I don’t know anywhere else except Pink Berry that has it and Pink Berry is over priced (PB: $ 5 Vs VD: $ 3). I go once in a while to PB just to satisfy my hazelnut yogurt craving. Villa Dolce’s taste exactly like PB’s! Sooooo good. I hope they don’t change it and just keep it permanently.

EH it was just ok … not a fan… the taro tart was good and so was the coconut but thats about it.

The coconut doesn’t taste the same, still good though. Okay place to go, but when it’s busy it gets pretty dirty :/​floors had yogurt spots everywhere and I still don’t know why the machine makes the yogurt come out watery at first. But there’s no other yogurt place as close or in the block of orange so you kinda have this as your choice. Salted caramel tasted like mocha.

Eh. It was all right, but where was the gelatto?! I really wanted to stop by because the sign out front said «gelatto», but all the self-​serve flavors that were in order were frozen yogurt instead. Bummer. :(
There’s not much about Villa Dolce that sets it apart from the other self-​service froyo places I’ve been to. Back home, Orange Leaf is pretty big and popular, but Villa Dolce lacked what it has in atmosphere and charm. It was kind of sterile and unwelcoming. The topping selection was pretty nice (yummy fresh fruit!) and the prices were fine, but I wouldn’t make this any kind of destination location. If you need a frozen fix and you’ve been meandering around The Block, might as well, right?

Was here with my homeboy and its okay. Better than Yogurtland, not as good as Tutti Fruiti or Menchie’s. The selection is about the same as Yogurtland but the flavors are better. Maybe it was because of the heat that day but once I despenced my yogurt, it came out really watery looking, not very frozen. Was still good but a little colder would be nice.
Very clean on the inside though.

Eh, this place is okay. Boyfriend and I stopped by when we were walking around the Block. There’s nothing that makes this place any different from all the other self-​serve frozen yogurt places I’ve been to. We got the Taro and Peach which were both good. Not sure how much frozen yogurt costs now, but walking out the door and saw 38 cents per oz made me go «holy moly»! I remember when places were like 30 – 32 cents an oz.
Anyways, one complaint about this place would be the tables, they were dirty and really sticky, ugh! Maybe the employees should be a bit friendly too, maybe a smile would do and act like they’re not bored…

Still haven’t found any other taro like the one they have here, and trust me, I’ve tasted a lot of taro from east to west and back. I still compare their taro to everywhere else I’ve tried which is mainly what keeps me coming back.
Since my last visit, they have added several other toppings like popping boba, lychee gel, and mixed fruit gel (otherwise known as flavored grass jelly), and even multi-​flavored mochi.
The service could be a little more inviting and friendly, but as long as they weigh my frozen yogurt and get me through the door, I’m good.
Also, they updated the name of this shopping plaza from The Block to The Shops at Orange.

Gross yogurt, it’s like an icy consistency with some strong sugar water flavoring thrown in .
Cups smell like strong cardboard — never again Villa Dolce

OMG! I love frozen yogurt on a nice warm day! During my shopping trip to The Block at Orange, I made a stop at Villa Dolce which is a self serve frozen yogurt shop, very similar to Tutti Frutti. The girl at the door was handing out small cups for sampling, which I happily accepted. This small space was very crowded and super crazy busy on a warm Saturday afternoon. I did leave and return 5 minutes later after a large group went through. You grab a bowl and create your own treat choosing from 16 flavors of frozen yogurt and top it off with many choices of dry toppings (cereals, nuts, candies), fruit (mango, lychee, blueberry, kiwi, strawberries), and sauces (chocolate, caramel). Your treat is weighed at the register and charged by the ounce ($ 0.35 in ⁰⁴⁄₂₀₀₉).
The frozen yogurt flavors they had to choose from included:
Original Tart
Mango Tart
Blueberry Pomegranite Tart
Strawberry Tart
Taro
Peanut Butter
Cookies & Cream
New York Cheesecake
Chocolate
Vanilla
Pina Colada
Strawberry Cheesecake
Pistachio
Coffee
Raspberry Sorbet
Lemon Sorbet
NOTE: You can twist the paired flavors.
I was bold and tried out several flavors including Taro, Peanut Butter, Coffee, Lemon Sorbet, Mango Tart, Strawberry Cheesecake, Chocolate and Original Tart flavors in the same bowl and topped it with mostly fruit including mango, lychees, kiwi, plus some gummy bears, M&Ms, Oreos & chocolate sauce. My very colorful yogurt creation was very refreshing and sweet, not too heavy though, and less than $ 5!
I still have good memories as a young kid riding my bicycle with a friend to the local supermarket (Big Y) back on the East Coast for some self serve frozen yogurt (only 2 flavors) on a hot summer day and we’d enjoy our cold treats at the nearby park. With 16 flavors of frozen yogurt and many toppings to choose from at Villa Dolce, you can be a kid again and go wild!!!