After passing by it so many times when hitting up whole foods or sports clips, we finally decided to give this chain a shot. \n\nThere's a lot of flavors and few stood out as unique or hard to find like Pineapple, Snickerdoodle, and Oatmeal Cookie. With 17 flavors, you'd think you'd have ample opportunity to try some of them out.\n\nThink again! The oh so friendly employee who gave us an absolutely wonderful scowl when we came in turned out to be the keeper of the sample cups too. And oh such a stingy keeper she was. We got one sample cup per person to go with a  nasty look for simply asking for one. Heaven forbid I want to try the yogurt before I buy it! That's $0.005 cents of yogurt that Orange Leaf is giving away per cup! We can't have that! Seriously, frozen yogurt shops are meant to be a fun place. This employee looked like she'd rather be having hot pokers stuck under her finger nails. And it's clear this is standard at this location because there's plenty of other Yelpers who've had a similar or worse experience when dealing with the staff. \n\nAnd what the heck is the point of limiting sample cups?! And don't give me the \"going green\" crap. That defense is null when you don't offer any sort of reusable cup that you can buy to limit the paper waste from paper cups. There is no purpose to it other than to give patrons sticky fingers and risk cross contaminating the dispensers. Seriously, sample cup hoarding just makes me want to take that one cup, sample every single flavor at least twice, then walk out without paying a dime. [End rant]\n\nGetting back on track, the yogurt was good but the topping bar was lacking. The fruit wasn't that good and if you don't want fruit, you have a limited selection of other toppings you can pick from.\n\nOverall, with other chain yogurt shops that listen to their customer and a local shop popping up every few weeks, I'm not going to inconvenience myself to come back here again anytime soon. Would have been a one star but tossed them a bone for nice decor and the yogurt that was more cheerful than the staff.