Berrymoon

The place is kept clean which is awesome. I’m sure with all the people who are very clumsy will have a lot of accidents. But, the staff are very nice and are very patient. Their choices in yogurt ice cream is great. I always get the cheesecake yogurt ice-​cream with berries, blueberries, etc.

I like this self serve frozen yogurt place. They have nice variety of toppings and I like that they change out there froyo flavors once in a while. They do a loyalty card as well. After 5 stamps you get a free 5 $ towards your next purchase.
I like that it’s clean, the workers are friendly and if you ask, they hand out sampling cups so you could be sure to choose a froyo base you enjoy.
The mochi and popping boba toppings are a particular hit. Check it out.

Best frozen yogurt in the area. The only thing I don’t like is that it’s in the mall. Girls working here are usually really sweet. They change out the flavors from time to time and I love that they have the fat/​calories posted for each flavor. They’ve got a big selection of toppings too. Also they have a punch card reward system too. Check them out.

I have a frozen yogurt place about two miles from where I live. I think this one might be farther away, but I’d go out of my way to come here. They have a good selection of flavored yogurt and a solid original tart. The fruit and candy topping section isn’t that big, but their fruit was very fresh and complemented the fruity flavors of the froyo I bought. Best of all, they taste exactly as their labels describe. Pink Lemonade tastes like pink lemonade. And Raspberry tastes like a raspberry. No aspartame berries here!
In short, Berrymoon over Yumz. All day, every day.

Berrymoon is a self-​serve froyo place with a bunch of good flavors, quality product, and the best setup I’ve seen yet for toppings. Lots of places with self-​serve froyo (I’m looking at you, Red Mango) just have little bins with your M&Ms or fruit or whatever and a spoon to dish it out. It looks convenient at first, but then you start thinking about someone’s unsupervised little kid sticking his boogery fingers in them, and suddenly you don’t want raisins or pineapple chunks in your froyo anymore.
Not so at Berrymoon! Their toppings are all enclosed, so you can take what you want but feel reasonably sure that someone didn’t just sneeze all over them a few minutes before you walked in the store. Much better. (I’m pretty laid back, but if anyone’s gonna sneeze on my food, I want it to be me, thx.)
Swirling their dark chocolate and mint froyo together is probably the best thing ever. Especially if you have a sore throat. No toppings. Just smooth, creamy, soothing goodness. I heard what I said.

It’s a self serve pay per ounce frozen yogurt joint. They have a decent number of toppings. They claim that you don’t pay for your cup’s weight. I guess it’s true, but I wouldn’t know.
They have mochi, popping boba, and other fruit and cookie combinations.
I’m not sure how they do samples, but I did see some kids just kinda sampling into some small ketchup cups. I don’t think the workers seemed to care much. It wasn’t too busy when we went in, but then I walked by later and it was packed.
It’s nice to finally get a frozen yogurt place in this area, cause there really aren’t many other options nearby.

After waiting behind a large family trying many samples at Coldstone, I decided to wander towards Quenchers smoothies when this place caught my eye. Fro-​yo? YES. I needed to get this. Since this location doesn’t even appear on the website, I think its safe to say that it JUST opened. Like, this past week or so. I noticed several people walking by and commenting on how they hadn’t seen this place before (neither had I).
At $.49 an ounce, this place isn’t cheap. But it’s got a few basic flavors (vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, etc.) and some other varieties (raspberry pomegranate, tart, etc.). They have plenty of nut and candy toppings as well as a good selection of fruit toppings. It’s been awhile since my last frozen yogurt outing, so my stomach was very happy here. There’s a couple tables to sit down at, but you’re probably better off wandering with your cup in your hand.