Very Berry

Best frozen yogurt I’ve had in a while. We stumbled into this place just cause it was where we were having dinner. They had plain and mango yogurt and it was better than lots of yogurt places I’ve had recently. The small size is a good deal too – I don’t like huge desserts that melt before I can eat them. O yea, it is also really cute inside and not cramped.

A run of the mill pinkberry knockoff. Similarly priced for a similar taste. I’d come here again, but it’s nowhere I’d drive out of my way for.

Three different kinds of choices — pick your vice: frozen yogurt, shaved ice, ice cream. I was craving for orginal tart yogurt since NUBI ran out, and stopped by very berry. The complex is very nice and I want to try the restaurants there. And the shop looked really cute with all of its games and stuff. I bought an original tart and put mango in it. They give you a good portion for the small, but I felt tricked by the yogurt. The taste is like the original tart but the substance is not as creamy or light. It left me feeling like how too much candy leaves you feeling: all candied out and kinda sick. Per the yogurt, I like NUBI and Pinkberry better.

I liked it. Big portions, decent prices, not the BEST tasting but it was pretty good. MOst of these yogurt places taste the same to me anyway.
Friendly people when I went, and it was clean and not many people so we didn’t have to deal with waiting.
I liked it, and they have convenient location. Not seeing what’s there to hate so much.

Wow they have really bad reviews. O_​o
Went last week because I happened to be in the Hilton Plaza and wanted something to drink. (Note: Tuesday night).
Cute décor.
They had Plain and Green Tea — we opted for the mixed. (small or medium. I forgot) Topped with Mochi, Kiwi and Mango. I swore she said the total was $ 5.95 but when I handed her $ 6 she handed me back $ 0.65 in change (dimes and nickels).
Enjoyed it on the way home. Nothing spectacular. The Mochi could have been softer but it was just standard. Would go again if I was in the mood for FroYo and in the area, but I wouldn’t go out of my way for it.
Customer Service. Eh. They weren’t bad but I had the feeling that all of the other «customers» there were plain-​clothed workers or family friends. Not busy at all.

after hearing my friends tell me that veryberry is, well… great, i decided to run in there while my sister and mom were at the bakery next store today.
i should’ve known something was wrong when i first thought: ‘wow, there’s no one in here.‘
i should’ve turned around and skidaddle out of there, but what did i do instead? i went in because two girls popped their heads up from behind the counter.
you see, that should have been another sign telling me to leave, these two girls were playing on their laptops to kill time! which obviously indicates that business isn’t doing too well.
then i just screwed myself out of 7 bucks. i should’ve said ‘you know what? forget it’ when i realized that these girls didn’t even know what was on the menu when i was laying out my order. but of course, i didn’t.
then both of them disappeared for a good 5 minutes or more into the back to bring back two crappy concoctions they called my coffee. i wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt, i really did. i stared at the coffee and thought ‘maybe…it looks ugly but it’ll taste wonderful. maybe it’s not going to taste as watered down as it looks…‘
boy was i wrong. i knew i was scammed after the first sip… no after taking the drinks out of their hands.
for sure, i’ll never go back ever again.
service sucked. period. if service was better, then the coffee probably would’ve came out nice. if service was better, i probably wouldn’t have had to wait. if service was better, then i wouldn’t have to bash them on Unilocal.if service was better then… then… yeah! you know.
ok. i’m done. thank you for reading my super long complaint.

I totally agree with L.L. and Larry, this is the worst foryo establishment in Los Angeles.
The design is poor, the customer service is horrible (she was chatting on line while helping us), and the yogurt…“sigh”…
Please stop embarrass yourself and close the store down!

I couldn’t agree more with larry about how poor their customer service is and poor tasting their yogurt was.
I stumbled into this place after eating a bowl of ramen next door. My first, mistake was i should have kept walking back to my car but instead the bright yogurt sign fish hooked me in. So i walked in with my gf asking what flavors they had and the lady responded with boozeberry and plane? im like wtf. boozeberry and plain. Then i realize i was indeed lost in translation and she meant blueberry and plain. I asked for a sample of both flavors which i had to say came in a pretty big sample cup. After trying both flavors i wanted to just walk on out. Which leads to my 2^nd mistake, feeling sorry for them i bought a small size which in my opinion was fairly cheap, just under 3 dollars.
This is probably one of the worse yogurt establishments i have tried, i left that place thirsty for water because it was sooo sweet.
Anyways, this place will prob get its fair share of customers because its right smack in the middle of a food court.
This place should rename its place to Sucker Berry. because once your in their doors you become a sucker like myself and larry.

Holy crap! We’ve hit the bottom of the barrel. Just when I thought fro yo can’t get any worse, we get this abomination in an already overly saturated FroYo market. Now, usually I’m fairly kind to places, and even at their worst, I’d give some perspective and grade them fairly. Unfortunately this is going to be the first one star rating I’ll be giving. Heed my warning!
Walking inside, you’ll notice the über chic décor. However, upon closer inspection, you’ll notice that this establishment is obviously hastily designed to cash in on the yogurt craze. Worst of all, is that this place cheats you out of a decent dessert by giving you crap ass portions and inflated rates relative to other places.
I stumbled onto this place while heading out to my chiropractor. This place must be REALLY fresh, cause I didn’t see it there a few weeks ago. I decided to give it a try seeing as to how I haven’t really indulged myself in some Frozen Yogurt in a while. Clearly the place is not run by a corperation, and instead by mom and pop (in this case two young apathetic girls without uniforms). But that’s besides the point. I asked for a medium sized two topping yogurt. They asked me if I wanted regular or blueberry flavored. I checked on the menu to see if there is a price difference between the two. They didn’t even list blue berry as a choice so I assumed that all flavors cost the same (I would pay for this later). I expected to pay about 4 something. Next I went to check out the toppings. It was quite sad.
For the fruits, all they had were pineapple and Blueberry. I asked if they had any strawberries… something that should be a standard in all Yogurt Establishments. I don’t mean to be a snob, but when your response to that question is an unapologetic «No», you’re clearly not intending to keep this business for the long run. Already slightly irked, I chose what few topping they had there, which they went all cheapo on anyways. Upon receiving the Yogurt, I noticed that the cup they gave me was half full. What a bunch of cheap bastards. And when I put my spoon in, all the yogurt caved in to what was in reality a hollow yogurt shell filled with delicious air.

This biatch got skillz yo.
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Yeah that drawing is kind of a bit of an exaggeration. The yogurt actually never went past the top of the cup (–_​-​) …
I gotta give her props for that. Giving an already pathetic looking amount of yogurt less than there even visually is, is quite amazing. And the total came out to be more than five bucks. I gotta thank her for clearly making sure that I never come to this ripoff of a place again.