Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

I’m sorry but if you’re getting more than $ 10 of froyo for one person you’re filling up the cup above the rim and stuff was falling off. Everyone at this orange leaf treats everyone with respect but just because they make minimum wage does not mean they aren’t people and they dont deserve positive attitudes. The owners and the employees try their best to accommodate every customer that they can and it’s unfortunate that some people won’t come in because of the old owner or because they mistreated an employee that ended up standing up for their self.

I called Orangeleaf on Saturday night at 11:50 p.m. I was right outside of 1 minute away and I asked what time they were open until (to clarify the 12:00 a.m. stated on line). The girl who answered the phone (Maricia) politely quickly changed her tone when I asked for the closing time — she stated they were «already closed». Upon my response of, «but online says you are open until midnight», she snipped back, «we choose our own hours, goodnight» and hung up on me. I could not believe how rude and on such a prestigious strip as Atlantic! I hope this was her first ‘episode’ otherwise I doubt this is OrangeLeafs first complaint! I will stick to Cream, down the road on Linton, so good!

I tried their original tart and their pineapple. Both weren’t great, the original tart was horrible. Their fruits tasted as if it was dropped out of cans or defrosted from frozen fruit bags. Not fresh at all. Will not be going back.

Orangeleaf is located located on Atlantic Avenue and it’s a perfect place to go after dinner to have a nice treat. The toppings are always very fresh yogurt is very tasteful with a wide selection. The prices could be a little bit more reasonable but I guess given the taste factor and the toppings you really are paying for pretty quality yogurt.

Your typical frozen yogurt, serve-​yourself place, though price is a little steep due to location. Flavors change regularly; they have the handy little separaters that fit in the cup too. It always appears very clean, and the toppings bar is always full and neat. My last time there I had the toasted marshmallow and peppermint pattie — delish.

The frozen yogurt is good, but the topping bar had a lot to be desired. I tried to choose a healthier option, so I piled on the berries (blueberries, raspberries, etc). Every single one was unedible. They were clearly frozen berries that had thawed out too long. I had to pick around the berries to finish the yogurt. I went back a week later and it was the same thing. I was lucky to find another establishment on the same street that offered fresh fruit toppings (Cream).

Picked up frozen yogurt in my way home from work yesterday. The parking here is atrocious. The yogurt was good but way over priced. They don’t have a ton of flavors and most are sugar free. $ 25 for two cups of group is insane.

Asked for a sample of vanilla. It dripped over the cashiers fingers and then they gave it to me… workers were definitely not into their job. I then opted for the gelato. It was definitely old. Had a sour after taste.

I’ve been to orange leaf before… Now they added gelato, which was very good –until I found a long hair in my amaretto gelato. As a woman with shirt hair, I knew it wasn’t mine. They refused to give me a refund! They offered me another serving, or another flavor… But really, after having a hair in my serving, I did NOT want to eat anything from them. I called the general manager, the store provided his cell phone number. He was polite, but refused to refund my money, he just offered more hairy gelato. Yuck! I’m stunned that a business, in this day and age opted to lose my business, and that of everyone I can tell my story to, instead of simply n asking me happy with a refund.
I’m done with this orange leaf for sure… Atlantic Ave has several other choices for gelato and frozen yogurt. I’ll leave my money in other business owners pockets.

First (and only) Orange Leaf I’ve heard of that has gelato. I had some (they have the new Nutella flavor, too!) and was very pleased. A bit pricey, but hey.

Smokey tables ruin the flavor otherwise excellent yogurt. Vanilla is the only flavor sugar free yogurt offered.
Tough to enjoy really tasty dessert between the cops and the smell.

Super good yogurt, try their frozen custard too! Amy was also super nice and helpful

Gelato! Vanilla bean, mint chocolate and of course Nutella! Service was fast and helpful. They let me taste test and told me I can choose as many as I wanted which helped with the deciding process!

I love to walk down Atlantic and stop by with the kids for a little frozen treat they have good flavored and toppings and the kids love to make there own creations and the staff is friendly

This place is cool because it’s right on Atlantic avenue where you can sit outside, enjoy your yogurt and/​or gelato and people watch. Atlantic avenue is really hopping every night esp during weekend.
Yummy yogurt and some very unique flavors
(I.E. coffee, red velvet, coconut, banana and more…)
They also have reg vanilla no sugar added and chocolate cocoa. Yummy!
I love adding the mochi (Japanese rice balls) on top because they’re chewy and delicious. Other cool toppings, too.
Slightly pricey because look where location is. Double the price of Go Yo on Congress and in boynton Beach.

What I like most about this yogurt shop is they have so much variety. In addition to the yogurt selection they have several different sorbet options for people like me who don’t do dairy.
The facility is clean. Its easy to figure out what to do. They have a display of cups where you grab one and fill it with whatever yogurt or sorbet that appeals to you that day. The next step is a topping bar where you can find anything from sprinkles, cookie crumbles, mochi, fruit etc. You proceed to the register where your cup is weighed and that is how you are charged.
I don’t know how often they change their flavors but I was excited that they had orange sorbet which is my favorite sorbet flavor.

I did not enjoy my experience at Orange Leaf at all. The froyo was soggy, water-​y, fake tasting and too sweet. I’m from the east coast so I was expecting better froyo here given the climate, but I was very disappointed here. Most of all, I hated holding those huge bowls; I understand that Orange Leaf just wants you to put more and more in the bowl (given human nature) but that just made my experience worse.
P. S. The toppings were not fresh either… Eeek

I love this spot because it’s airy and light and not tacky. Froyo, self serve style makes me feel like a goddess, like i control the world of heavenly flavored yogourts spouting at my command!
It’s great, I can mix a few flavors (have my favorites, hello birthday cake!!!) kind of sorbet and yogurt creamsicle style… they have toppings galore if that’s your gig, and they are really cool about tastings…
I love fro-​yo, and yes some reviews did mention the sweet taste, but I think it depends on the flavor… Fact is, it’s a trendy spot, if you go into other places — less «socially forward» you will have the standard tart yogurts, with original places, and that’s great (those are also great if you’re getting a container to take home), but if you’re on Atlantic it’s just too good to pass up on…

Oh froyo, self serve style … you’ve taken over Southern Florida and I don’t hate it! After having dinner at Dada, and finding out there was two froyo shops on Atlantic Ave, I knew we’d be visiting one. I’m thrilled we went to Orange Leaf, as the other Yogurt Shop down the street was getting no love.
Once we arrived, sadly we kind of knew the drill, grab a cup, fill it up, add your topping and weigh it. We just had to try samples of things before making the big decision. The staff here was really fun and more than willing to let have as many samples as we wanted. I tried the pumpkin pie, green tea, peanut butter and coconut. The pumpkin pie was right on point! The green tea was also very delicious and refreshing. The peanut butter was like sticking your spoon in a peanut butter container just a little healthier. And the coconut really reminded me of the lotion I wear so that kind of grossed me out a little bit but it was very good, weird I know!
So I went with pumpkin pie topped with crushed graham crackers, dad had coffee and chocolate, bro had peanut butter and chocolate with PB toppings mom had a little bit of pumpkin pie and a small amount of green tea. The PB version my brother made up was nothing less than delicious. I’m a total pumpkin freak for the moment because it’s in season and it was just like having a piece of pie with what I hope was a little less calories (ah!). So for 4 froyo’s it came to $ 21, which I don’t think is too bad for the amount you get along with the fun topping bar!

I don’t know how «Orange Leaf» lends itself to an association with frozen yogurt, but it totally works! A pretty new addition to The Ave, Orange Leaf is self-​serve fro-​yo, with tons of flavors and toppings to try!
On a hot day, nothing satisfies like some cool, creamy fro-​yo. My 6-​year-​old cousin wanted «soft serve,» so we opted to give Orange Leaf a go instead of Kilwin’s a couple doors down.
Don’t hesitate to ask to try any of the intriguing flavors, which range from the original tart to vanilla, to red velvet, to key lime pie, to wedding cake. All of the choices are either low-​fat or non-​fat, so you don’t have to feel too bad about indulging your sweet tooth. The toppings bar offers tons of selections ranging from fresh fruit to cookie dough bits to crunchy waffle cone pieces. Prices are determined by weight — so add sparingly or else you’ll be indulging in a $ 10 fro-​yo treat!
I opted for a mix of red velvet and wedding cake fro-​yo, with some carob chips and cookie dough bits on top. My 6-​year-​old cousin got regular vanilla with rainbow sprinkles. Even though we each only spent roughly $ 4 on our fro-​yo, it was more than either of us could eat!