Orange Leaf

5 Reviews on “Orange Leaf”

• Smilla

  Gluten free choices! Yay!. I love that orange leaf actually marks which frozen yogurt flavors are gluten free, dairy free, fat free, etc. It makes it easier for me to figure out what won’t make me sick! Also, they have a great selection of toppings and a fun atmosphere. Not going to lie, sometimes I eat there for lunch 😉

  December 18, 2012, 2:47 pm

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• HailSeitan

  Love it. Orange Leaf is pricey if you’re used to DQ, but not as expensive as I had anticipated. Their bowls hold 24 ounces of frozen yogurt and you pay 45 cents an ounce after adding any toppings. I paid about $5 for a large portion, and other friends piled on the toppings and paid around $7 to $9. The bowls are pretty wide and you serve yourself, so you can fill it with different flavors without having to pile them on top of each other. The frozen yogurt is very good, and I like that Orange Leaf’s actually -tastes- like frozen yogurt rather than a sweetened mimicking of soft serve ice cream. I recommend the Classic Tart, Pistachio, and Strawberry flavors.I love that fresh fruit (pineapple, raspberries, blueberries and strawberries) and fruit-flavored boba balls are offered as a topping along with the typical candy and sprinkles. However, the seating situation really needs work. There are a few sections of counters and bar stools and the main seating consists of about four, tiny tables and four or five mod-looking chairs, all very low to the ground. The chairs are uncomfortable to sit in and hurt my back. I can’t even imagine how it feels for a grown man to be squatting on one of those things. I usually end up eating in the car.

  July 13, 2011, 3:58 am

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• Bob Hyzer

  Family fun in a cup!. Last night I took my family to eat dessert here and I was pleasantly surprised at how many options there were. Awesomeness waiting to happen

  April 12, 2011, 10:21 pm

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• Rebecca Bullock

  Red Velvet Cake Frozen Yogurt….my favorite. You will think you are eating Paula Deen’s Red Velvet Cake

  February 28, 2011, 4:44 pm

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• Ben Warriner

  Delicious. I got every flavor of fruit except the pineapple and coconut. The other flavors were very good, but at 45 cents an ounce it is a bit pricey. They give you a 24 ounce container and weigh the yogurt and toppings. If you’re not careful you could easily spend $10 on your own bowl. Although you’ll probably spend closer to $6 a bowl. The main problem is there is almost no seating. The few seats they do have are for groups of people so if you’re on a date you’ll have to sit at the bar or go back to your car.

  October 25, 2010, 3:01 am

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