By far the worst frozen yogurt place I have ever been to.
Let's start by saying the entire place was devoid of all people except for one teenage worker who didn't seem to notice our party until we walked right by her, and at that point I will say she welcomed us in a very friendly way. However one mildly nice employee cannot make up for inedible food and exorbitant prices. Out of the eight flavors they offer, (considerably less than nearby Sweet Frog, which I would rate four stars (a little expensive), two of the tubes had no yogurt coming out. A third, a caramel pretzel flavor, had the most awful aftertaste, and I simply could not choke down more than one spoonful. This is coming from a caramel pretzel lover, as its my favorite flavor at sweet frog. I decided to get the vanilla chocolate twist, thinking something so simple could not possibly go wrong. Of course, I was mistaken. While the vanilla tasted decent, the chocolate was incredibly bitter and tasted as if it had gone bad several weeks prior. I'll be lucky if I don't vomit what I ate tonight. Coming to the toppings section, I see there are around 12-15 toppings (compared to sweet frogs 40 or more, I don't remember exact amounts.) half of the topping bins were entirely empty. The "fresh" pineapple (strawberries and blueberries nowhere to be found) looked rotten and inedible. Out of 4 cherries I put on, 1 was entirely rotten (and tossed in the trash) and two had strange little holes in them. There were no m&ms left, the only candies being a skimpy few Reese's pieces and ground up Heath bar, along with miniscule bitter dark chocolate chips. The Heath bar was also disgusting, tasting nothing like a typical sweet candy bar. But what would you expect, from a place that can't even afford to fully stock their shelves? This god-awful dessert wasserved in a way too large bowl. There were plenty of smells and mediums behind the counter, but apparently they were for "display only". Why would you display something not for sale? The only logical explanation is to try to encourage larger sizes, a desperate last minute attempt to keep the place in business. With this large and frankly heavy bowl (which was included in the price, determined by weight), the total amounted to $7.09. Comparable portions at Sweet Frog go for around $5.00, and are actually edible.
All in all, terrible food, terrible selections, I ended up throwing out half of it to avoid food poisoning. Strongly recommend Sweet Frog over this place, it's only a mile or two down route 372 near stop and shop in the plaza with 99 restaurant. Yogurt orchard will be lucky to reopen next summer, unlike the customers who mistakenly stop there. read more