REVIEW: Orange Leaf Pleases with Variety of Flavors
We went on a weekend when we went in and got cups that you put the froyo in. There were four kinds of cups: small, medium, large, and extra large. Once you get your cup you walk over to the machines where you fill up your cup with your choice of froyo. Once you do that you bring it to the counter where you have the choice to pick a topping. After that the cashier wrings up your order.
The atmosphere is pretty, with pictures of froyo cups all around and a color scheme of white and orange. The seating was also nice with couches and weird looking chairs. The cashier was very nice when ringing us up. The machines they have the froyo in were very clean so were the chairs but the table were not. It looked like it was just wiped down once but it was still mostly clean and not gross.
The froyos I got were pineapple, orange, white chocolate covered strawberry and watermelon. Pineapple tasted like a sweet and sour pineapple and it was good. Orange tasted like a orange that was a little sweet. White chocolate strawberries were sweet and just what I was looking for. Watermelon tasted like a sour watermelon and I liked it. For toppings, I had strawberries, raspberries, and fruity pebbles. The strawberry and raspberries taste good with the fruit flavor froyos especially with the white chocolate strawberries. The fruity pebbles added a nice crunch to the froyo.
My brother got chocolate, coconut, and orange. My brother said how the following flavors tasted. Orange tasted like a citrus sweet flavor that he liked. Coconut was a little bland. Chocolate was like a regular chocolate you could get anywhere that has soft serve ice cream and that was what he wanted. For toppings he had cherries, sprinkles, strawberries, and gummy bears. The strawberries and cherries were ok on the froyo, he said. The sprinkles went good with it because he said he likes sprinkles. The gummy bears are not eaten immediately, become hard and are not easy to eat.
The verdict:
I will be coming back.