Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt
9825 Colerain Avenue,Ste 100, Cincinnati, OH, 45251
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Address :
9825 Colerain Avenue,Ste 100
Cincinnati, OH, 45251 - Phone (513) 245-0294
- Website https://myorangeleaf.com/frozen-yogurt-store/OH/cincinnati/9825-colerain-avenue%2c-suite-%23100?id=98
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Opening Hours
- Mon :12:00 pm - 9:00pm
- Mon : 12:00 pm - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
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Amy K.
Soft serve frozen yogurt. Nice and sweet unlike the yogoot place. I love the selection of flavors here. If you are lactose intolerant most can still eat yogurt and this taste just like regular ice cream. They are always changing depending on the time of year to. White chocolate raspberry, peanut butter, brownie batter, blueberry, strawberry, white chocolate, pineapple, and red velvet just to name a few. They also have a large variety of toppings to choose from. They even have a cute cardboard separator to put in your cup to seperate three flavors incase you don't want them to mingle You pay according to weight. You are limited on space if they are busy for a place to sit. But they have a couple of comfy couches if they are free to lounge at. Try the white chocolate raspberry it is my new favorite.
(4)Melissa O.
Orange Leaf is your standard frozen yogurt place. I live in New York City now, but I am from Cincinnati (Colerain Township) so I go home to visit quite a bit. Places like Orange Leaf are everywhere in Manhattan and so I've become a big fan of them. The area didn't anything anything like this until Orange Leaf opened, so I was really excited when I saw the place. It's a great place, in a good location and super clean and the people working there have always been really friendly and polite. They offer some great flavors and I love their toppings. The price is pretty good as well, it's not ridiculous like some frozen yogurt places I've been to are. I definitely recommend the place. The only reason I didn't give it 4 stars is because while it's good, it's not anything phenomenal or outstanding. It's good, just not amazing. I'll continue to go there, but if I want ice cream/frozen yogurt that "blows my mind", I'll stick to places like United Dairy Farmers (I'm a big fan) or Graeter's.
(3)Palak Q.
This is probably the only frozen yogurt that uses real milk. I am a frozen yogurt fanatic and always want to know where my food is coming from. Not because they told me it's from real milk, their stuff tastes like real milk. The yogurt is not overpowered with flavors, which was another reason I loved Orange Leaf. It tastes very natural and obviously is very healthy. The facility is always clean with plenty of toppings. They also have vegan options, which is great!
(5)Christina A.
I love this place. As many other places I was introduced to this place by my sister and mother. I fell in love with it. The place was very clean. The staff was friendly. There were many flavors. They even let you taste as many flavors as you want so that you don't end up buying something that you aren't going to like and be happy with. I have been about 4-5 times and I haven't been disappointed yet. The price is a little high, but it didn't stop me from going since I consider it a little treat for myself.
(4)Kennie G.
I drove past Orange Leaf several times before I actually decided to stop in. I was pleasantly surprised. There are about a dozen different flavors for you to chose from once you decide which size you'd like (choose from large or motherload!) and you can even mix the flavors that are side by side. That's pretty cool, and they put some interesting flavors next to each other, which adds another element of cool. No pun intended. The flavors, which vary by location and season, range from sugary sweet to very tart, so there is something for every taste here. And many of them are low fat, so this is like a health food, right? Well maybe until you go in on the toppings... Like most other places, there are many different types of toppings to choose from. There is everything-- fresh sliced fruit , candies, granola, cookies, and these cool little things called "orbs" with are bits of fruit juice enclosed in a tapioca skin. Weird and tasty things, those orbs. The one drawback of the Colerain Township location is that the inside is rather small. Not much seating. All the tiny furniture that is in there is kind of cramped together. But all in all, it's a nice place to get your build-your-own yogurt fix. It's a bit pricey, but it's worth it.
(4)M. G.
Can't go wrong with Orange Leaf! I have an Ounce Back card. If you froyo often, like me, I recommend getting one! There are two things that are hit-and-miss with this eatery: 1. Seating is very limited; 2. Some of the staff can be a little slow on the uptake. Both issues don't really detract from the awesome froyo, but be aware.
(4)Kara P.
All Orange Leaf locations have seemed the same to me so far, which is great, and this one is no exception. I am not a fan of the new Yagoot/Pinkberry craze - the yogurt is much too tart and yogurty for me. Orange Leaf keeps the ice cream dream alive! Their product is much like the frozen yogurt you'd find at TCBY, and boy do they have a lot of choices. Typically there are at least 12 flavors to choose from and I always end up getting a heaping mound of about 4. It is self-serve, including the toppings bar (again, so many choices!). And it is so yummy. SO yum. My only complaint is that I get carried away with the self-serve and then when I weigh and pay, it's always startling how much I'm spending on my tasty treat. But really, it's worth it.
(4)Felecia G.
Good place love wedding cake and brownie!!
(4)Becky S.
Best Feature: So. Many. Choices. And so delicious!! Worst Feature: Limited seating inside, would be nice to have outdoor seating. So we recently had a major sweet tooth craving and headed out to find some ice cream. We started listing off possibilities when my boyfriend happened to mention he knew of a small frozen yogurt joint in Colerain. We decided to give it a shot, as neither of us had been there. The Orange Leaf logo sign itself on the outside is cute, colorful, and the glass windows / lit interior invite you in. I like warmth and charm, both of which this place had. We entered and saw a flat screen t.v. behind the counter showing off their products, and the cashier was incredibly friendly (great first impressions!). Brightly lit + colorful inside to match the outside, I was really interested to see what frozen yogurt treats awaited us. There were a few interesting tables/chairs inside - had this IKEA-esque look to them. Next to the cashier station was a variety of topping choices - but where was the frozen yogurt? No menu, no lists ... I was confused until we wandered farther back to find a huge stack of cups and a wall of frozen yogurt dispensers. I quickly realized this was a DIY adventure where you could literally fill your cup with whatever flavor(s) of frozen yogurt you wanted. And there are no shortage of choices. Strawberry cheesecake, wedding cake, chocolate, vanilla, pomegranate, blueberry banana, chocolate and peanut butter, orange, strawberry, cherry ... my eyes couldn't even believe what I was seeing. I put together a bit of coffee "froyo" with chocolate/peanut butter and a bit of wedding cake and headed to the toppings station. There are many toppings to choose from as well, as if the froyo decision wasn't hard enough. Oreos, nuts, fruit, gummy bears, Reese's pieces, these weird tapioca fruit balls that look like little gel balls but have fruity liquid inside (DELICIOUS!) - the list goes on. The cup sizes seem to have 2 general sizes - medium and large, and both are BIG cups. Turns out you can choose how much to fill your cup - they charge per ounce of froyo, weighing your purchase to calculate the total. Please note this, as we filled our cups up initially thinking there was just a flat rate for either size but found that they weigh them to find your total price. Two of our medium size cups filled up with froyo + goodies were about $13. We were absolutely thrilled with our experience here. The employees were really nice + friendly as well as willing to answer any of our questions. The price is a bit high but about what I'd pay for a big sundae or special ice cream combo from a competing chain - and frankly the pricier tag is worth the experience! We actually returned 2 days after our first visit craving more froyo + trying new flavors (my 2nd trip was pomegranate/cherry/blueberry banana/strawberry cheesecake - fruity heaven). I love all the options available to the customer, and I love that you get to pick and choose the flavors, quantity, and toppings. You create your own experience, and we both walked away really happy and looking forward to our next visit!
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