Blizz Frozen Yogurt

Female worker tonight on 6−15−16 decided for the company she would close 15mins Early and ignore my wife and people inline by staying in the back. All toppings where already put away. Try and hire people that like to work for best interest of your company.

Now here is the perfect trap for someone who is bored in the Palms casino.
Don’t make the same mistake I did.
This yogurt is crap.

Unfortunately I have to take a star away. In my original review I mentioned that they didn’t have any fun flavors, but that I did LOVE their Pistachio and that I do come back for that regularly. Well on my very next trip the following week, I was informed that they got rid of the Pistachio! Less than a week after my review about how great it is! What a disappointment. I also really think it’s ridiculous to close at 10pm, specifically when you are located in a Las Vegas casino, this place should absolutely stay open until at least 11pm, or midnight daily.

The yogurt was good and the crêpe was ok a little pricey but ok. the service was good

I come to Vegas every year, and every year I like to stop by the Palms to get a New Yorker crêpe from this place. In years passed, it’s been great. This year? Not so much.
On more than more occasion within the same week I came in to get a crêpe, all at different times of the day with different people working. Each time I asked, the person working there would find a reason not to make it. Every single time I asked they would look vaguely around their station at nothing in particular and then say «I think we’re out of_​_​_​».
You know, not actually checking to see if they’re out of «insert ingredient» just going ahead and assuming. Really, bitch? Okay. I might’ve been cool if their reasoning seemed legit, but it seemed more of a case of them not wanting to bother doing anything other than ringing up pre-​made yogurts.

I love the yogurt at this place it’s a great latenight snack to have when you’re out.

Came here ready to eat some yogurt, but I wasn’t sure what I wanted, so I asked the guy behind the counter of they had sample cups, he tells me they ran out, okay I can deal with that, so as my bf and his daughter are looking at the flavors available, I sit down (I pulled my groin muscle earlier) and I look towards were the staff and what do I see there, a bunch of the sample cups, which at that moment my bf walks up to me to ask what I plan on getting, and if I was able to get the sample cups? I told him, «No» cause the guy behind the counter felt the need to lie to me and tell they were out. He then went over and asked him himself, which now the guy tells him «oh no we aren’t giving out samples due to the labor day weekend», my bf just replies «okay no worries, understandable» and tells me the guys reply, which now I’m irritated, I’m not a kid, be upfront as to why you aren’t giving out sample cups and I cab respect you for it, but to lie, I don’t tolerate that!!! So then my bf asked what I was going to get, I yelled back «nothing, I rather go to McDonalds».
I know people may say, it’s just yogurt, yes, but flavors are different and if I don’t like the taste, well then, I’m out of money and yogurt, and I hate wasting both.
But here, it came down to the principal of being lied to my face, that just turned me off to this place and I will NEVER go back!!!

This location is inside the Palms Casino in their food court area. Actually it’s directly in the center of the food court area.
I’ve been to other locations of Blizz. Comparatively this location didn’t have the selection of yogurt flavors and toppings. Don’t get me wrong, my dessert was still good but I’d like more flavors to choose from. Plus one of the yogurt machines that contains 2 flavors was ‘temporarily out of service’. That really cut into the choices.
Service here was ok. There really wasn’t too much interaction but I wouldn’t say it was bad. If I need a quick treat I wouldn’t hesitate to stop back. I just hope they add more flavors!

The core concept is of course airtight. Who doesn’t love yogurt with customizable toppings that you yourself dole out? No scrutiny from the cashier about odd combinations.
Overall the product is delicious. The mochi is one of my favorite treats and the berries have always been fresh. The only issue I have is that sometimes they have been closed at times when they state they are open.

I realize this is located within a food court, but that doesn’t mean the employees get a pass on being able to function properly and/​or successfully do their jobs.
I was here this week and after making my froyo bowl, had a host of difficulties purchasing my order. The girl tried swiping my card three or four times without giving me any explanation as a grumbling line began to form. Eventually I was told that the card kept taking a while to «process» but that it wasn’t their machine because they’d done credit sales already that day– she kept pointing at a handful of three or four receipt strips by the cash register. I assured her the card had just worked 5 minutes ago when purchasing movie tickets, but she just kept swiping and staring at the screen blankly. Finally I pulled out cash and went on my way, but did not receive any sort of apology for the inconvenience. Usually I don’t even carry cash, so I’m not sure how this employee would have handled that situation.
Before I could even enjoy my treat, I was distressed by the card situation so I sat down and immediately called my bank only to find out that they didn’t have any record whatsoever of any attempted transactions. By the time I was assured that I didn’t have some sort of financial issue going on, my froyo was a melty puddle. It wasn’t too bad, but would have been better cold and with quality customer service.
In regard to the food, I will say that the tart flavor was surprisingly good and didn’t have a funky aftertaste like others have, but the crème brulee flavor was best. I appreciated that they had a shaker of crushed graham crackers, which was a little unusual. In addition to self-​serve froyo, this place also has speciality smoothies and some crepes, which looked tasty but overpriced.

Gave this place a try while doing a little gambling inside the palms. Had a selection of smoothies, crepes, and frozen yogurt which you purchase by the ounce. i opted for the by the ounce option. I like that you do everything self serve, so you can make it just how you want it.
You start by selecting what size cup you want, then there are probably close to a dozen different flavors of frozen yogurt and sorbet to tempt you. I put chocolate on the bottom along with crème brûlée (which turned out to be an addicting instant favorite) on top. Then alongside set up like a salad bar is an array of toppings. the first section had a wide variety of chopped fruit including mango, kiwi, berries, etc. Next to that was different chopped nuts, shaved coconut, candy bar pieces, etc. At the end are several squeeze bottles to top it off. Such goodies as honey, butterscotch syrup, chocolate sauce, and a Delicious condensed milk.
When you are done you put the cup on the scale to find out the damage. I may have overindulged coming in at 11oz. They charge .49 cents per ounce, so it came to about 6 bucks total with tax. Overall I enjoyed it quite a bit. Good quality frozen yogurt topped with tasty sauces and fresh fruit. A nice treat on a hot Las Vegas summer day.

I had the New Yorker, it was delicious (:. I give it 4 stars because when i went there on Wednesday (yesterday), the workers were kind of dull on the personality. But they were still nice (:.

Not very good… The only tart flavor they had was the vanilla and it was kinda chunky watered down… the raspberry and mango sorbet… was just ok. Wouldn’t come back here…

Using my Palms coupon book to the maxxxx. After Nathan’s we decide on some fro’yo for dessert! I got the TART — YUM! I love it… Like Cherry on Top but not AS tart and no funky after taste like Cefiore.
Good topping like strawberry flavored popping boba bubbles!!! Omg YESSSS!!! Fresh fruit, strawberries, blueberries, etc and of course goodies like gummy bears, sour worms, m&m’s. Its definitely a NOM in my book!
Four stars because seriously, they could CHOP up the strawberries instead of juat cutting them in half! It’s hard to eat maaaaan!!!

The crepes are just ok for the price.
The yogurt selection is limited but good choices. I like the blizzberry smoothies the most. Especially the acai berry.
The location is convenient if your hanging out in the fast food area waiting for a movie or just getting out of a show.
Way healthier than eatin Ben and Jerry’s.

Probably my least favorite self-​serve Fro-​Yo place. Less than the usual plethora of flavors– chocolate, vanilla, watermelon, strawberry were what I remember. I opted for vanilla with kiwis (some pieces were overripe and mushy), strawberries (not quite sweet), blueberries, nut topping, and mochi (on the hard side). More toppings than the frozen yogurt flavors offered but not too tasty. It’s the most expensive at that, at 49 cents an ounce. It was $ 3.18 for six ounces, but it was not satisfying.
Better options in the food court at the Palms, like McDonald’s or the Coffee Bean.

After my quick little run-​in with the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, I turned and saw Blizz Frozen Yogurt. I went to Coffee Bean for something sweet but healthy and I didn’t get what I was looking for there so voila, here I am! The first thing me and my gf noticed was the price. To most, the price is a little too much for froyo, but since they are in a casino, I understand that. Higher price beats bad service in my book ANY DAY!
As soon as we walked over and started staring at what they offered at Blizz, Alison walked up to us and asked if we wanted some samples. We kind of chatted for a little bit about Unilocal (YAY!), what it does, what it’s for, what you can do if you’re a part of the Unilocal community, etc. She seemed very into what we were saying. She let us taste test every single flavor! Even the ones we knew like chocolate or French vanilla! HAHA! Does it get to you when people ask if they can taste your Coke or Sprite? As if they don’t what Coke or Sprite already tasted like? Yeah, well you get the point.
We put together the Picasso of fro-​yo! Butter pecan and chocolate yogurt, milk and white chocolate chips for crunch, almonds, mochi pieces, strawberries, and best part? NUTELLA! Woohooo! I rarely ever go to the Palms, but if they opened more Blizz spots, I just might have to sneak in for a Nutella fix!

Its incredible that they’re able to getaway w/​the prices they charge here. We only go when we get the Palms comp for them. Decent stuff… I usually get a fruity yogurt shake instead of the standard yogurt w/​toppings. There is no way I would acutally pay to eat here. One person’s yogurt could easily go north of $ 8 which is way too much for froyo.

After lunch at Thai Style Noodle House and wanting to get some ice cream or other after meal desserts, we decided to head over to the Palms because I have not had Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf’ iced blended drinks in awhile. But once inside I saw that they also have a frozen yogurt stand, and we ultimately decided to get our helping of frozen yogurt and choice selections of their numerous options of toppings.
The yogurts I picked were sampling portions of their vanilla, strawberry, and I think mango. The yogurt is good, slightly tart, like the Korean-​style frozen yogurt (think Pink Berry and their more popular competitions) except it is self served. The best part is they have those little mochi bits that I love ordering with my yogurt at Santa Monica’s Pink Berry, and you can help yourself to as little or as much as you want. At $ 0.49 per oz it is not too expensive, but those ounces can quickly add up.
Blizzberry is located inside the Palm’s food court area, so seating availability will fluctuate depending on the time of day. It is also conveniently next to the movie theater, so you can grab a frozen yogurt while you wait for the movie to start or have something to snack on while shooting the breeze with your buddies.
My rating is 3.25 stars. Good yogurt, nice selection of toppings, okay pricing, but nothing that made me say or think «WOW, I need to have more now!»
And I agree with Bennett L.‘s earlier review about how fast those frozen yogurt fills your large yogurt bowl. Smart business ploy, this business is definitely a money maker and here to stay.

In the Las Vegas fro-​yo wars, Yogurt-​land has just been served by Blizzberry.
Blizzberry is located inside the Palms, right next to the food court and Brendan Theatres. The stand alone island (bigger than a cart) is easily accessible and when I visited on a Thursday afternoon, it wasn’t terribly crowded. There was even a helpful employee giving out samples.
Blizzberry must have taken a look at Yogurt-land’s weaknesses and decided to focus on making the self-​serve frozen yogurt experience better. Let’s cover the basics.
Taste: Blizzberry has superior fro-​yo. They focus on just a half dozen flavors and make them all good. Whereas yogurt-​land has more than a dozen flavors but many have a weird aftertaste or consistency.
Toppings: plenty of fresh fruit, hot fudge and caramel and sweets like various cereals, candy bars, and nuts. A nice touch is using mini m&ms and reeses pieces and gummy bears. In hindsight the mini gummy bears come across as hard as jujubees but the effort is there.
One thing I didn’t like is the speed the fro-​yo comes out of the machines. In two seconds half your bowl is full! I guess it’s a tactic to get you to buy more since everything is priced by the ounce. But that’s a minor gripe. You can also get shakes and smoothies. Blizzberry is the real deal!