Malena's Yogurt Plus

Had a craving for some ice cream, happy to find a spot in Treasure Island on the casino floor. Service was friendly and they had a pretty good selection of ice cream and frozen yogurt. This place gets packed so be patient with the worker there was only one person scooping ice cream, weighing and ringing up. Don't forget to leave a tip.

Crepes were okay, a bit too thick, They didn't seemto want to make it and tried to push it off to another employee. They didn't add Nutella inside and it was really dry. The strawberries were not good and the shaved almonds tasted stale. Probably better to try out another place.

Horrible- worse than ice milk soft serve. Was more like a slushie and was inedible. How does TI allow this place to stay?

Overpriced, bewareAnd the taste of the vanilla and vanilla/chocolate were off.I regret eating there.

Fabulous Yogurt place at the Treasure Island, supposedly named after owner's daughter! Friendly staff, clean and spacious with tasty yogurt, cookies, crepes and more. During my recent stay I went there twice. Toppings are good and pretty similar to other chains of the same kind. Selection of yogurt flavors is a bit smaller at about 8 or so choices. This is the only downside to Malena's! Overall pretty good choice!

As Yelp is basically a family-friendly site... and as I can never be sure who might be reading these reviews... I will do my best to refrain from the language I may or may not have used as a fishing boat deckhand to describe the abject despair proffered by miscreant imbeciles at this repugnant disaster of a yogurt place. After a lackluster albeit expensive meal, Mrs. and I were looking for a little dessert to wash the taste of conspicuous consumption off our pallets. We happened upon Malena's Yogurt Plus, and meandered inside.I did a quick drive by of the flavors, and settled on a fruity (vs. a chocolatey) mix. Snuggled my cup up under the spout, pulled the handle, and....Ever seen Ghostbusters 2? Pink liquid goo oozed and sputtered out like Unicorn diarrhea. Clearly, the "Plus" in the name of this hell-hole refers to the temperature of the yogurt being 32° PLUS 32°.I quickly eased off on the snot throttle, and tried my second flavor. This crap was runnier than the first. Intent on finding one that was actually frozen, I tried a few other spouts before something marginally solid came out. I then unapologetically left that cup of goo on a nearby table, which was dirty and probably had not been wiped down all day.I filled my cup about half way with pineapple I think, and my bride found a strawberry that was five minutes from being drinkable.when we approached the register, one short old lady was arguing with a tall old lady about some receipts. We stood there like chumps with our yogurts melting by the second, while these Cretaceous cashiers roundly ignored us. Right as I was ready to pick up my cup and fastball it into the wall behind the register, the shorter lady pushed a few buttons on the register and muttered, "$19.43!"Holy Non-dairy Sorbitol Enema, Batman! That's $20 for deplorably bad FroYo!!! I threw her a $20, looked disgusted, and headed for the door.One bite and it was insult to injury: the pineapple tasted more like PineSol and the semi-frozen tears of orphans-- I had to check to make sure I hadn't accidentally dropped a urinal cake in my cup. Mrs. Picante's strawberry tasted like Amoxicillin.Considering we had dropped a few twenties in some slot machines, we dropped both cups in the nearest trash can... truly, we gambled and lost on our play at Malena's. Spent the next 12 hours with bone-searing gas pain as punishment for my terrible decision.

I stayed at Treasure Island while attending a conference at the Venetian. As I walked in, I noticed that there was a yogurt shop near the back entrance from the parking garage. I thought nothing of it until I had an incredible craving for a banana split with all the toppings later that night. Since I was staying in the hotel, I figured that I would check and see if by chance they offered said desire . . . and OMG they did . . . AND it came with all of the trimmings . . . AND, to top it off, it was only $6.50 - which is a virtual bargain by Vegas standards. Sign me up!Sadly, I didn't get the counter person's name, but she was friendly, helpful and cheery. Seriously, this was a very welcome surprise considering it was 9 pm on a Thursday. I got my choice of flavors and toppings: cherry vanilla, coffee and butter pecan (scoops, not soft serve ) with strawberry and caramel toppings. YES, there was a fair amount of whipped cream too . . . just on the banana split, thank you (it is Vegas, one needs to be very clear sometimes).EXCELLENT!!!I don't know if I will ever be back to LV anytime soon, but if the craving strikes, I'm all in.

I stopped by here as I had some time to kill before the Mystere show next door started. I started to pour in some yogurt from one of the machines and it was just liquid goop. I approached the cashier and she told me that 2 of the dispensers were broken and that they would call someone to take a look. I went to another dispenser and the same thing happened. By now she was embarrassed, and started to mark multiple dispensers as broken.I managed to get some chocolate cappuccino swirl and a mango-strawberry swirl. I was surprised at how expensive the tiny portion was that I got, $6 and some change. The strawberry and mango swirl tasted nothing like those flavors. The consistency of the yogurt wasn't that great as well, it was really icy.Overall I was really disappointed with the pricing and taste of the yogurt. This was the worst frozen yogurt that I had tried.

So it was a hot day and I decided to grab some yogurt since I was In the area. From the outside it is very appealing and clean and well organized which is nice and inviting so why not stop right.... who can go wrong with yogurt....Well it's a serve serve and it's by the ounce and has a topping bar so you can dress it up how you like. So I got the vanilla ( I know plain lol) and the $3 scoop of cookie dough because they say it's their signature and let's just say I was very underwhelmed. The cookie dough was soggy which I didn't even know was possible for yogurt and the vanilla had a weird after taste. The only thing that saves this place is you can dress up your yogurt anyway you want and it's really clean which is nice for a self serve place. Just know if you go here you will pay a premium for frozen yogurt but the product could be a lot better, I'm guessing that's why it's pretty empty. If it was around .35 a ounce it would be on par with the quality of the yogurt. I personally wouldn't Patronize this establishment again

I wish they allowed sample so we could have avoided paying $8 each for two small cups of yogurt we threw away after the first bite. Their yogurt tasted like bad icemilk.