Yogurtland Bellevue

One of my favorite places around Bellevue to get a dessert. Even gluten free or dairy free friends will find something yummy to satisfy their cravings here.

I love that you can sample first to figure out which yogurt you like the most. Also, even though that I have been here many times, I always find some new flavor and I really enjoy that, because you never get bored of the same repetitive flavors since they always mix them and come up with something new. Thumbs up Yogurtland!

I also love that there are many different kinds of fruits and other candies to add on to your yogurt which makes your treat even more heavenly! Overall this is a great spot to grab a frozen yogurt and if it is nice outside, it is very close to Bellevue downtown park, so you can just grab your dessert and walk to the park and enjoy it on the benches or a grass.

Cheers!

It's a land full of yogurt. Choose your own yogurt flavors, add your toppings, and watch your total price go up when you put it on the scale. Dole whip is always welcome as a yogurt base, while their default flavors are dependable as well.

Pros: Good non-artificial tasting flavors. Some really good (mint Oreo, strawberry cheesecake) and different flavor (taro, iced coffee, honeydew) rotations. Free samples at will. Cheap prices. Open late hours. Never had a problem finding a seat inside. Decent sized parking lot (at least when I go for late post dinner dessert).

Cons: Some flavors really are terrible and need to be rotated out more often. Sometimes when you have a craving and come back for more only to see the same flavors it's disappointing.

My kids love this place. And secretly, so do I.

DIY froyo allows you to sample as many flavors as you want, which is great both for kids as well as to discover new flavors without committing to a full serving of yogurt. For example I would've never known how great their 'tart' yogurt is unless I was able to try it first, risk-free. The plain tart yogurt also pairs well with their syrupy-like fruit compote thingies... as you can tell I'm struggling to describe this great, fruity topping that are located in their topping section, and which you squeeze from various bottles!

Every so often they'll include some guidance near the yogurt signs that recommend a topping with a particular flavor of yogurt, which 9 times out of 10 are excellent recommendations that I normally wouldn't think of, so pay attention to these if you see them.

They also recently added broken up waffle cones to their toppings, which is a nice touch in case you don't want to commit to a full cone with your yogurt. Another nice touch is the lemon flavored water they have available in the 'dining area' (it's in quotes since I'm not sure if eating yogurt qualifies as 'dining'!). Speaking of this area, it's one of the only reasons I'm not giving them five stars since it's usually a bit dirty from all the customers coming and going so quickly. Most customers are in and out in 10-15 minutes, so I'm sure it's challenging for the staff to constantly be cleaning this area, especially with how messy/careless some people/kids can be.

The other thing that's both great and not so great about Yogurtland is their promotions. They seem to offer some great promotions, but they're not advertised within the store so you either have to know about them, inquire about them when you check out, or download their app they've just recently started promoting. However, the last thing I want is yet another rarely used app on my phone.

So unless you love having obscure apps on your phone, the problem is that some of the specials - such as the "buy one, get one free" on Tuesdays promo - aren't mentioned until you're checking out, which means that you have to double-up on the amount of yogurt you've already got in your hand, instead of saving 50% on what you would've normally gotten. Although I should've known there was something good happening when I saw a woman filling two extra large cups to the brim with yogurt... that's just not normal! I was laughing until I realized she took so much of the tart yogurt that there was none left for me.

There was as much as you can fill for $5 yesterday so friends and I went ham. We had a solid 32oz and only paid $5.50, it was a mighty fine day.
I love yogurtland the most- menchies and yeti yogurt seem to be really good at keeping their toppings stale af. Yogurtland 4EVA. We loved the cheesecake squares and mochi. They even have waffle cones you can use. Well worth even the normal price haha.

Why is this Yogurtland so dirty? The employees here need to tidy up for being part of such a clean city. The main trash can was filled up all the way to the top. The floors were sticky. Some tables haven't been wiped. I didn't go into the bathroom, so I have no comment about that. Afraid to see what that would look like anyway.

I've been to plenty frozen yogurt shops around the country. I've been to a Yogurtland several years ago, but back then, it was a grand opening. This Yogurtland disappointed me and has changed what I think about Yogurtland overall.

The flavors didn't taste all that great to me. I tried each flavor sample. None stood out. There was also a weird texture I couldn't grasp my head around. It was more like sherbet instead of a creamy frozen yogurt. I almost didn't want to get a cup to buy, but I had a 6 year old who wanted to eat a snack. So here we were. I normally rave about froyo, but not here I didn't.

Such disappointment to my expectation.

Not sure what more you could ask for from a fro-yo place. New flavors go in and out. You get the cute little sample cups so you can taste a whole bunch of flavors without having to ask anyone over and over again with them judging you. They have late hours so you can stop by for a late night snack. There are tables and plenty of open seating to enjoy there or take it to go. Like other yelpers say, it is what you make it. Especially since it is literally what you make and how you customize your cup.

Pros: Delicious flavors and toppings; friendly customer service; inexpensive; always a good choice to visit Yogurtland; good hours; would recommend/return

Cons: Parking lot is small, however it's free

Note: I hear they're closing soon (and it might be the last one in the Seattle/Bellevue area), which is sad and disappointing--not enough business, I suppose

I became a fan of Yogurtland back in college. I would frequent the one on the Ave in between classes. Before that, I would sometimes take the bus from UW to Capitol Hill with my friends just for the Yogurtland on Broadway. Naturally, I was excited to hear they were opening a shop in Bellevue.

To start, they keep the place clean and immaculate. I enjoy the numerous flavor options at Yogurtland because they're never overwhelmingly sweet. I like my frozen yogurt tart and sour- Original is my favorite. The toppings are always fresh, and the yogurt doesn't come out of the machine melted and runny like many other froyo places. The prices are fair, and the location is prime for taking your kids and/or significant other for a stroll at the park on a nice day. Fortunately, I don't have any kids or a significant other, but I'll always have Yogurtland :)

This is a great alternative to ice cream, in fact I prefer frozen yogurt over ice cream. The concept is simple; pick a cup, pick your favors, pick your toppings, pay by the weight. Warning, even the smallest cup size is pretty big so you might be tempted to fill it all the way up and end up with a $10 cup of frozen yogurt that you can't finish.

This is very convenient to grab frozen yogurt here and walk over to the park and enjoy summer in Seattle while it last. It's a wonderful time to be able to eat frozen yogurt and wear short shorts. There's a few original favors that are always here and then there are seasonal rotating ones that you want to try before they're gone. My personal favorite is just plain yogurt with mochi and some fresh cut fruits. There's many seating inside and right now it's open really late during summer.

Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

I really like yogurtland but sadly this one is lacking in care. I came in on Monday, around noon.

Compared to other locations, including in Denver, this one felt dirty and lacked the attention to detail that most seem to receive by the staff and mgmt.

Some of the toppings looked dusty and old, and one of the yogurts was pure liquid. Seems to me checking the quality of everything would be a daily task... the bins of toppings and trash can receptacles were also a mess.

Overall, I enjoyed the yogurt I got here, but probably won't be back--- was a pretty underwhelming experience for an otherwise great franchise.