They only have like 8 or so flavors right now. I wouldn't have gone there if I'd have known that. Staff was friendly no complaints there. But I'd suggest going to Crave It Frozen Yogurt instead right now. They have all their machines working, so lots of variety. read more

Yogurtland is awesome, clean, lots of open space, friendly staff, and all the sample cups you want/need to settle down on the flavors you want! My favorite are the Sumatra coffee (great pick me up flavor), tart (always love a good tart flavor), strawberry, and chocolate ice cream. My cups never look pretty, put together, or on purpose. There's always a pink and green gummy bear, carob chips sprinkled around, Nutella, mango, and sometimes some pirouettes because they make it look fancy shmancy! I love coming here after a stressful day at work and feeling like a kid in the candy store. Love Yogurtland. Brings the child out in everyone! read more

Yogurtland has the best "original tart" around. Ask the workers for sample cups, if they don't ask when you come through the doors (they're usually pretty good about this). Honestly, I usually only get the tart and maybe a couple cheesecake bites and strawberries, so this place is froyo perfection in one shop to me. read more

Have to say I think we'll be frequenting this place a lot this summer. Went with our favorite friends as a special treat for the kids and I think I enjoyed it just as much as they did. First it's a little overwhelming with the numerous flavors of yogurt to choose from. I think there were at least 15. And then the amazing topping bar! WOW! Any place that offers up fruity pebbles as a topping is awesome in my book! Of course I choose some healthier options as well with all the fresh fruit. Everything from kiwi, banana, EVERY berry and pineapple. With a few nice chunks of granola, fruity pebbles and of course who can pass up cookie dough bites!! They have every kind of topping you could think of! Usually you go to these places and only see candy type offerings, so its a wonderful change. Everything taste wonderful and I was shocked that both my children and I only came to $6.80!! Seriously, any other place and I'm forking over $15 easily. So as much as I want to say RUN don't WALK there (which will help burn off those calories). I kind of want to say stay away so my line isn't too long. read more

I love DIY froyo places. It's so nice being able to choose the amount of toppings I want from what is really a pretty good selection. The other major benefit to this place is that it's cheap (you pay by the ounce). I've loaded my cup here, dreaded the cost, and always been pleasantly surprised...never more than $4. So much better than Pinkberry. Only problem is the line, which can be absolutely obscene on a summer night, sometimes 30m+. Actually, now that I think about it the line is pretty crazy on winter nights too. I find waiting in line here kind of taxing because of all the high schoolers and middle schoolers gossiping and screaming. You're probably guaranteed to hear the word "like" and "omg" at least 30 times while you're waiting for your froyo. But hey, we were all there once I guess. Overall, definitely a win. read more

I love this yogurt ice cream, one of the best I've tried, I love that you can put whatever ice cream you want and whatever toppings you want, I'll be back. read more

I love this place! I first went to one in Honolulu and was thrilled when when opened close-ish to where we live. The place is clean, easy to get through, and has a fun vibe to it. You get to serve yourself the yogurt and toppings, and the pricing is 30 cents an ounce. We got small servings for our family of five, with about 3 scoops of a topping each, and it came to only $11. (It would be $30 at Cold Stone for the same thing) The kids loved it, hubby loved it, and we will be back. They have about 10 different flavors of frozen yogurt, and maybe 100 toppings? They even have some unique toppings like Mochi in with the regular candy bars, gummy bears etc. They have hot fudge and caramel too. Free strawberry water to freshen your palate when leaving. read more

My husband would kill me for not rating this place 5 star. The thing is, the worst part of my whole experience wasn't the food or the service it was the atmosphere. As other's have mentioned, the line was out the door, and since it was our first time here my husband and I were admittedly baffled at why people would wait a half an hour for some frozen yogurt. Another reviewer mentioned that the yogurt here doesn't taste much like yogurt, and I really have to say I completely disagree. Actually, I would have liked the yogurt to be more like ice cream. They did have a couple of 'tart' flavors for traditionalists. This place was really loud, and you can tell there must not be much for teenagers in the area to do on a weekend because the place was completely overrun by annoying high schoolers. The variety of toppings and flavors really is what you come here for. Not for the price... or anything else really... I would go back if I was in the area and the line wasn't horrendous, but from what I heard from the people waiting in line with me it's always like that. read more

Love the concept -- a frozen yogurt buffet. Would like it even better if it was ice cream. Like that there's plenty of seating at this location. Didn't love the snowflake mint frozen yogurt. The texture was not very good. Isn't going to replace Cold Stone in my affections. read more

I'm slowly losing my faith in Yogurtland. But I can't break up with them. I just keep giving them more and more chances. I think it's because I'm sick of seeing the exact same 30 or so toppings on the line. In fact, I don't think one of them has changed since they opened. I've been to better Yogurtland locations, which is why I haven't entirely lost my faith... it may be a managerial issue? I've noticed a different manager there since October, maybe, and it hasn't been the same since. No one is as friendly or talkative, the place is a mess it seems... I know it gets busy but still. They could do better. read more

It's yogurt, it's delicious, what more could you ask for? I will say it was a Saturday night and things were a little out of sort, but it was still tasty. read more

There was a lack of, shall we say, whipped cream. This particular "establishment" needs to rectify this error immediately! Too little sweet sweet cream on my delicious dessert read more

Yogurtland - This is all the whipped cream that this yogurtland gave me. Do you see the whip?? How about the cream??? Thought not. Terrible - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

Very disappointed with the two workers (young girl and young guy). Very rude and unprofessional. I've been going to this yogurtland since high school and it's sad to say I won't be going back due to the attitudes of workers. More worried about going home and closing early than serving customers. Extremely disappointed. read more

People...get the freakin APP!!! You can see flavors of the day, get free 5 oz for your birthday, and free stuff as you buy each time. This place is really clean and friendly. Strawberries in their water machine? Really? Who in the world does this anymore? Open till 11pm? Really? Every time I go they are busy. So awesome!!! You folks rock Yogurtland! read more

I really liked it!! It was jam packed, but the place was well kept up. The girl at the register would go and wipe down tables as soon as she hit a break from customers. The toppings were abundant and taste is simply divine. Returning cuatomer here! read more

The BEST frozen yogurt I have ever had. I've been to several other places and none of them match up this place. Most yogurts leave a funky after taste (in my opinion) and their yogurt did not. They have a wide variety of fresh toppings which is what won me over- their fruit was fresh, the cereals and chocolates were delicious, and they had a small variety of syrups. If you haven't tried this place out, go for it. My husband and I filled up our cups with yogurt and toppings, but only paid $6 for both! Talk about a cheap date night- YEAH! Try the graham cracker yogurt... DELICIOUS. read more

Always an awesome treat on Sunday night. The yogurt is great, but it's all about the toppings. There are more than enough great toppings to keep you busy trying new combinations for the rest of your life. There is always a bit of a wait, but what do you expect for something great. Atmosphere is always fun as everyone enjoys themselves at Yogurtland. read more

The froyo at Yogurtland is always good. The toppings were less than desirable. The toppings look like they've been sitting out for a while and the popping bobas were all gone and the teenage girl working didn't seem too bother about them. She was rude when we wanted to check out. She was too busy chatting and checking out Snapchat with her friends. She even dropped the S-bomb while there were customers in the store (some of them were little kids). I would suggest that Yogurtland gets on top of the bad customer service workers. Most likely won't come back to this location ever again! read more

This is your run of the mill Yogurtland... Long lines after 5-6 but its all in the experience. I'm a fan of the fruit tart flavored yogurt and mochi topping. It's a great place to split some desert but the seating is limited so odds are you may have to take it to go or find somewhere outside to sit as this place is always hoppin'. read more

I love frozen yogurt. And yogurtland is consistent. It even has some of the toppings I thought I would only find in Hawaii.

It was clean but I the taste of the yogurt was off, I had pistachio and mango but neither impressed me.

After a rather cheesy family photo session, I decided that we needed to explore the Greenwood Village area more. I opted for Diego Zhang's and promptly followed my iPhone's Google map directions to what I thought was Diego Zhang's in Centennial. Well, turns out Diego Zhang's isn't in Centennial; stupid Google Maps took me to an apartment complex. Oh well, we opted to drive down University and try to find something to eat since my wife and I were starving. As we passed the intersection at Dry Creek and University, the sweet, sweet sign of heaven above caught my eye: YOGURTLAND!!! Now it has been over a year since I've tasted the goodness of Yogurtland that is back in Dallas. I've been craving it only to be disappointed by the mediocrity that is Pinkberry and such. After a quick, but very good lunch at nearby Anthony's, we trotted over. This was my wife's first time to try Yogurtland and she loved it. May I recommend the following: Taro + Toasted Coconut + Any fruit + Mochi. I like the lychee that they have there. They price the yogurt based on weight, so you can get as little or as much as you want! So, this is honestly the best yogurt in Denver hands down. read more

I love this place!! It's close to home and they have a wide selection of yogurt (and ice cream) to choose from. I like the vanilla and chocolate ice cream mixed. Then I add some fruit and Nutella to finish. The students that work there are friendly and greet us almost every time. We will be back. read more

Who wants to wait in a long line at Pinkberry? I sure don't! This place is great! I love the 1. decor 2. the sample cups 3. the two reasonable sizes of cups to pick from 4. the do-it yourself opportunities with the yogurt and the toppings! (woohoo! I can pack up on as much (seasonal) red velvet cake and mochi as I want!) and 5. the fact that they weigh my yummy goodness! =) I highly recommend this place - and hey! Fro-yo is healthier for ya than ice cream, ya dig? :) I can't wait to go back! Oh yeah, if Yogurtland doesn't open one up here in the North Denver area, I will. Hehe! read more

After consulting a yogurt fiend of a friend, I took my Grandma's and Mom here post Saucy Noodle. Grandma's weren't overly confused the staff was super helpful and there are free samples. Would love more exciting toppings but they do the self-serve fro-yo well. read more

I only took the star off because I wasn't overwhelmed with the seating situation or the enthusiasm of the staff - nothing negative, just nothing superlative and worth a perfect review. As far as the frozen yogurt itself, I was thrilled! A lot of my friends are majorly obsessed with Red Mango, which personally I don't enjoy due to its overly tangy yogurt taste. I know it's called frozen yogurt, but I grew up on TCBY and basically just want it to taste like soft serve ice cream. But that's me. I grabbed a bowl and filled it with dollops of probably six different flavors - red velvet cake batter, pistachio, dutch chocolate, double cookies and cream, toasted coconut...ok, maybe just five flavors. They were all good, though! And I wasn't getting any of the tanginess with any of the flavors - maybe just a little on coconut, I guess. I just put a dusting of crushed graham crackers on top to give some crunch, which worked out nicely. All in all, I'll definitely be back! If you like super tangy yogurt, this may not be the place for you. read more

Yogurtland is your pretty standard yogurt place.They do a good job of getting a variety of flavors and adding something new regularly but I don't think their Yogurt stands on its own. I ending up going here more often than other places based on proximity to my house, but I would frequent other places if they were closer. read more

Yogurtland - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

Always a busy place for families to stop by and enjoy some yogurt. Self serve and has a really good selection. I like the plain yogurt and coffee. The best part is the topping selections. Try the bubble toppings they have a unique texture and taste really good. read more

Yogurtland - Bubble toppings on plain - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

Just like the Yogurtland shops in Vegas! As always, I Love the flavor selections. Even though all of the staff are teens, they seem really nice and respectful read more

YUM. If you are down with the frozen yogurt craze - you're gonna love this place. Pretty inexpensive compared to other places and a good variety of yogurt flavors. Yes, you can make it "healthy" and, on the flip side, yes, it can be ridiculously fattening. Take your pick. Most people fall apart when they get to the toppings....let's be honest, it's hard to deny cheesecake bites and Snickers! Although the loads of fresh fruit do help...delish! My first time to this spot was awesome. No wait and we went right in. The 2nd time? A line around the block! Thankfully, it went super fast and we were loading up on fro-yo in less than 10 mins. Not too shabby indeed... It's summertime...relax, let the time slide by, and grab yourself some Yogurtland. read more

Love it. You serve yourself so you can pick how much and what flavors. I liked the mango, strawberry and pistachio flavors. The price was very good too. The place is crowed at times so be prepared to take out your food. read more

Some great flavor choices when I went in: Root beer float (which I got), coconut cream pie, churro, tangerine peach, and more. Everything I tasted was amazing so I had a tough time choosing a flavor. It was clean and comfortable with lots of seating. read more

Great concept - unique flavors (taro!) and fun toppings (mochi!) Yes, the bowls are big, but even if you fill one up, it's still inexpensvie, and makes a great meal substitute. can be very crowded at times. read more

We love Yogurtland. We love it too much, methinks. I can't get enough of their coconut yogurt with strawberries and shredded coconut. And I've been told pistachio and fruity pebbles is ... and I quote ... "bomb dot com." The only "complaint" I have is about the layout, which seems to be the same in at least one other location: the glass partitions create too narrow of an area by the yogurt. The place is always packed, and inevitably, there are too many people in that area. It can be overwhelming...but somehow, we survive. read more

I really like Yogurtland and wish there were one closer to me. Until then, this is my go-to location. What I like: Lots of delicious yogurt flavors Good mix-ins Nice loyalty program Cheerful employees (albeit all teenagers) What I don't like: Location - horrible dangerous parking lot Often when I walk in the place smells like bathroom sanitizer (and bathroom) Somewhat sterile decor and seats/tables (maybe the better to hose down?) My only suggestion relative to the food/yogurt itself is to go with some pie filling type toppings, as the fresh fruit doesn't go so well on the yogurt, think Cold Stone. read more

Eek! Methinks not. I DO NOT understand why the workers are so rude! I went in during around lunch time to get some yogurt on a weekday and there was a group of boys eating there lunch from Arapahoe. I was minding my own business, getting yogurt, when the worker came out with a rude voice to kick out the boys because they brought outside food in, plus they even bought yogurt land for themselves. Good Golly! There was also no chocolate sauce and the workers didn't even care! WORST YOGURTLAND EVER! read more

Review: Less than 100 yards from the high school, this place is often full full lively teens. This Yogurtland meets the common standard of others, very good Froyo. Not a 5 star, but well deserving of the 4. Location/Space: Good Cleanliness: Good Yogurt Selection: Excellent Toppings: Good Staff: Good Taste: Good Price: Excellent (Note: In my adventures for the search of the perfect Frozen Yogurt experience, I have started to log the stores I visit and ranked each one on similar components to complete a fair comparison. Those items include: Location/Space, Cleanliness, Yogurt Selection, Toppings, Staff, Taste, Price and Misc. See my other FroYo reviews) read more

Many things with "land" as the suffix have some sort of retro quality about them that keeps them cool. For example, Candyland. It may be the greatest children's board game. Some may think of amusement parks with names like Funland or Adventureland (also a retro movie). Then there's Yogurtland. If it were something from our past, it should have stay buried, along with neon shoelaces and snap bracelets. Unfortunately it's not from our past, it's in the present. Should it be said that I'm not a big fan of frozen yogurt? I suppose. Should it be said that I did not choose to go here? Sure. Should it be mentioned that this place provides an inferior product? Most definitely. The line was out the door when we arrived, but why? They had a good variety of flavors for frozen yogurt, though I do question the need for some of the flavors like peanut butter or pumpkin pie. What's great is that they have about 10 staff members in the store, however only two are needed to check you out. The other 8 wandered aimlessly around chatting with each other and sadly not cleaning off tables. As you march through the line, you pick up a bowl, nay, a gigantic bowl. There are no choices on size (they want you to fill it up). You then must serve yourself from the old school soft-serve-like machine with the option to combine flavors. Next, you parade through a sneeze-guard protected toppings section (a side-note: have you ever noticed that sneeze guards aren't low enough to prevent the most likely people to sneeze on food. . . children?). This was way too reminiscent of an all-you-can-eat buffet line with very odd toppings for dessert. Who puts fruity pebbles or gummy worms on frozen yogurt? I guess someone who wants to cover up the taste. Finally, they weigh your basin and give you a price based on the weight. Now to taste. . . Did you ever have that older relative who always had sugar-free "treats?" You were excited that it was candy, then you tasted it and politely spit it out. That's what this is like. "Oh, how exciting, a cold dessert!" Wait, it's frozen yogurt, aka, ice cream's under-achieving disappointing younger sibling. Have people tasted ice cream? It's better. There's a better product out there that's very similar, but tastes ten times better and doesn't taste like a sugar-free imitation. I had a dutch chocolate yogurt with some Kit-Kat toppings. Sadly, my Kit-Kats were either generic or sugar-free because they tasted nothing like the candy. Gimme a break, Yogurtland. read more

This place is a diamond in the rough for sure. You would never even know it was in this rundown shopping mall. It's .30 cents an oz and worth every penny. Go in with your family or friends it's a clean and friendly place. They have about 10 flavors and many many toppings. read more

Something about self serving and seeing kids dug their hands in the toppings will make me pass.... I like presentation and for me to make my own? I'll pass. read more