Berry Cherry Frozen Yogurt

This place had 4 flavors and I didn’t like any of them. The employee wasn’t sure if anything was dairy free. So we went across the street to a different place instead.

Very good yogurt! Great selection of toppings. The person working there was very nice. The only reason I gave 4 stars was because they didn’t have honey as a topping and some of the machines were not in use.

I love this place. The yogurt is delicious, they always have fresh cut fruit, and the staff is friendly.

Absolutely LOVE this place!!! Delicious yogurt and friendly owners love love love this place!!!

My first stop when I get to Havasu! Clean, friendly and the BEST flavors!
Always a favorite!

This is my go-​to frozen yogurt place in Havasu!
The location is great… conveniently located in a shopping center just down the street from the London bridge allowing you to park in one place to fuel up, fill the ice chest, grab a burrito from Chicos, and hit the road with your frozen yogurt in hand.
The interior is clean and well maintained.
The customer service is always friendly… they try to get to know the names of seasonal regulars like me, which seems difficult to do in such a tourist filled town.
The products are high quality… A variety of tasty flavors of yogurt and fresh fruit cut everyday make this place a reliable choice to satisfy my sweet tooth without over doing it on the calories!

The yogurt here was really soft and the flavors were limited. There was no plain tart, which should really be a staple, IMHO. The guy working there looked like he hated his job and had no enthusiasm whatsoever. The lime tart yogurt was actually really good though, so I wouldn’t rule it as a complete bust. If you’re really desperate for yogurt, it will do the trick, but it could use some improvement.

This place is great. Good flavors and very clean. Will return.

Well, I read the previous reviews and wasn’t too sure if I should try this fro yo shop. I’m glad I did! The price was reduced to 35 cents, AFFORDABLE. The employee was just wiping down the machines as I walked in, CLEAN. And though I agree flavors & topping are limited (they had a tart flavor today) Really, how many choices do you need??? I found something DELICIOUS. I would recommend Berry Cherry.

Since I’m a fro’yo addict, I was excited to see this place open up near my second home in LHC.
I hate to give a new business a poor review, but it’s been a couple months now and I’ve tried it 4 times and no improvement.
It’s a total bummer.
I wish the owners would have taken a road trip to socal or phoenix or some larger city that has a fro’yo place on every corner. They could have maybe learned a couple ideas on how to do things.
Boring flavors and boring toppings = boring fro’yo.
Dirty machines with yogurt splattered all over them isn’t going to cut it.
39 cents an ounce? Pretty pricey… more than most shops in socal which are at 30 to 36 cents/​oz.
and the yogurt is WAY too soft!
Hopefully this place will get it together. It’s the only yogurt shop in Havasu.
On the plus side they are open late which is unheard of in this city!!!

WOW was I excited to see a brand-​new Fro-​Yo place open up in Havasu. There hasn’t been one here for a few years now since TCBY closed. Now… if your coming here from Cali like me you gotta forget everthing you know about the current range of Fro-​Yo shops your use to. I’ll assume the owners of this shop haven’t been to one in CA. If they have… they’ve totally missed the mark. So, have I sufficiently lowered your expectations? Hopefully I have… you can come here and take it for what it is… the ONLY Fro-​Yo shop in Havasu. Independently owned/​operated of course. Here’s what you’ll find:
About 8 flavors (No Tart when I was there)
Maybe 20 toppings (very limited fruit)
39 cents/​ounce
Clean brightly colored all new shop
They need to re-​think the toppings if they are only going have the 20 or so all in a cold server… like gummi worms? really? Yeah, maybe if you got like twice as many toppings available.
Definitely overpriced for the local crowd… I’d be at 30 cents/​ounce and try to pack ‘em in. 39 cents is even at the very top of the CA market.
I’m sympathetic to what they have «tried» to do. I hope they make it. I wanted to put them on the Unilocal map… and maybe things will improve over time?