Yogurtland - Barranca Pkwy

This is decent frozen yogurt, but the lack of additional stars has to do with the pricing and increases. While I understand that we have been in an inflationary environment, the owner here seems to be trying to take advantage and gouge with multiple increases in the price per ounce. This yogurt is now essentially double the price it was just a couple years ago. A relatively small portion cost over $7. A large portion with toppings can sometimes run close to $20. It seems like the owner is raising prices every few months. I am never going back now because of the pricing and that is too bad because I enjoyed walking over there from my house and getting yogurt. Instead, I'll drive to Golden spoon where I can get a good froyo for about half the price. And at the golden spoon, they actually have an employee who is serving the yogurt to you.

the froyo seemed a bit icy and also it was strange to see it come out round instead of with the traditional swirl lines. but flavor is still good like all other yogurtlandsthe inside was sort of spacious but had a few tables which were occupied. thankfully there are many other seating options outside so we enjoyed our froyo there!

**Yogurtland - A Full-On Dessert Adventure**Walking into Yogurtland is like stepping into a world where everything is sweet, cool, and inviting. The moment the door swings open, the air is filled with an irresistible mix of vanilla, chocolate, and that mysterious 'Taro' swirl that seems to beckon you closer. It's like you're in a candy-coated dream.The colors inside are an explosion of joy. Rows of swirling yogurt machines sit ready for action, while the toppings bar glistens like a treasure trove of sprinkles, fruit, and candies. You can't help but feel like a kid in a candy store, except this is a frozen yogurt paradise.Gripping the levers of those yogurt machines gives you a sense of power--like you're in control of creating the perfect, creamy masterpiece. There's a satisfying heft to it, and watching the yogurt twirl into your cup feels like you're crafting art. But watch out, because one overly enthusiastic pull and you might just end up with more than you bargained for. No complaints here though!Then comes the first spoonful. It's an explosion of flavor: the creaminess hits you first, followed by that balance of tang and sweet that makes frozen yogurt so addictive. The toppings take it to a whole new level--crunchy, chewy, smooth, and bursting with flavor. Whether it's a fresh strawberry, a gooey caramel drizzle, or a candy-coated treat, every bite keeps you guessing and delighted.The atmosphere inside is a hum of excitement, with people chatting about which flavor they'll try next, the steady click of metal scoops diving into the toppings, and the gentle whirring of the yogurt machines in the background. It's the kind of place where every little detail adds to the experience.Finally, you head to the counter where your yogurt mountain is placed on the scale with the kind of precision that feels almost scientific. The staff weighs it like they're about to announce the results of a competition (spoiler: the real winner is you). After that, checkout is quick, friendly, and efficient. They'll even smile as they hand you the receipt, silently judging your mountain of toppings, but it's all good--you earned it.Yogurtland doesn't just serve frozen yogurt; it serves pure, unfiltered joy. Go once, and you'll be hooked.

Pretty standard yogurt land in the middle of Woodbury. The frozen yogurt is self serve but they handle the toppings which I feel is better service while maintaining service.It tastes the same as any other yogurt land. There are a lot of teenagers around on a Friday afterschool but plenty of seating around. 3 or 4 tables inside

Standard Yogurtland location but in Woodbury. I have not to date had any issues with the quality of the ice cream, issues with the ice cream temperature or consistency, or cleanliness of the toppings section. I always just ask the staff to get me hot fudge as they have to do it on their side. There is a little seating indoors but the location is nice because there's plenty of outdoor seating in the plaza for nice days. There is a jungle gym and some cute frogs to jump and play on. If you sit close to Barranca then you can get a nice view of the lake.

I like Yogurtland, it's a classic fro-yo spot that's been around for over a decade. They swap out the flavors occasionally as well. This specific location is a little dirty though with toppings not cleaned up and sticky floors....

The store was relatively clean overall despite there being a few tiny bugs behind the cup area. There were plenty of selections to choose from although, as their sign states, they do not provide samples. Well - there's nothing wrong with being adventurous with trying out the flavors! For example, I discovered the citrus sorbet, which I hadn't tried before, was excellent. It tasted like actual tangerines and oranges instead of the powdered orange mix or orange soda. There were also the traditional flavors, such as the plain tart and pistachio. The consistency was a bit varied among the different flavors, and this is where they lose a star. Some were just right while others were quite watery and drip-plopped into my cup. The service was good. The staff member I encountered here was definitely friendlier than those at other locations and did not rush anyone through, which I appreciated.

NOT RECOMMENDED Will not return. Would not recommend. Asked for a sample to decide on which flavor I wanted. Was told it's the policy not to allow a sample to taste the flavors. I will never return to this place and suggest you go to another. Was really shocked they did this but wanted to alert others. Very disappointed

I am not one to give low reviews unless then place really deserves it. I am a long time customer of yogurt land but was new to this location. Usually they provide these small sample cups to try the new flavors. I asked and they said "we dont do that here" I then hear them telling a customer if you buy more you will make it. We got some of the flavors we knew since we couldn't sample any new flavors to us. I get to the register and find out you have to spend $12 to get a spoon i am disgusted with this policy but the yogurt was good so i had to at least give 2 stars. Needless to say I dont think i will be going back to this location.

Best place in OC to get tougher friendly prices and great selection of flavorsz. I do recommend going to AMC because it will be hard to find the place