WildBerry Yogurt

The yogurt and selection of toppings are both good and plentiful but I was saddened by the pour customer service at this establishment. They get your samples for you, which is fine but don’t rush me or make me feel bad for tasting more than one flavor. I might taste three or four (it’s my first time here) and want something I will like. I asked for the first one and she served it and quickly asked for another. When I didn’t answer she started walking away after 1 second of waiting.
I do have to say the yogurt was delicious but it also melted quite fast. Thy must keep their machines at a higher temperature than others because it was significantly starting to melt before I paid and 5 minutes into enjoying my treat it was half «soup».
Overall good but proceed with caution.

Any other yogurt would be the same. A couple flavors to chose from and many topping. Pay by the once! Very little seating but very nice view at the rancho center. Only come here when around the area, I wouldn’t drive far for this

Im sorry, but this is the worst yogurt shop I’ve ever been to. The owner’s customer service suffers by a long shot. Plus she is not open to flavor requests. In fact she get embarrassingly rude about it. Manners do count!!!

Very small and tucked next to the busy Starbucks to the left. Hot day, frozen treats. A no brainer. You know what kicks ass about this place? Orangesicle. Just like the orange cream pops I had like a kid. Man food memories do stick with you!

Of the yogurt chains, I think this one has the best flavor. Decent selection, reasonable prices.

Went here last night with friends for the first time. I really like this place. You take a cup, choose your flavor or flavors. I like the fact that you get to choose how much yogurt you get and can easily mix flavors. Then you add your own toppings. The staff weighs it and your ready to go.
I prefer this over Pinkberry. They have a lot more flavor options. If you want to sample you have to have one of the staff bring the sample cups and fill them for you. I asked and had a couple. The girl behind the counter came around the counter and I got two samples. Will definitely be back.

I like wild berry no matter what type of fro yo you mix it always tastes good. But I especially like Tahitian vanilla with cookies n crème

Excellent self serve froyo and tons of toppings. The fresh fruits are always fresh. We loving coming here. My favorites are strawberry and original.

My favorite self-​serve fro-​yo place! Price is a little high, but the yogurt is amazing. If I’m ever close by, I go to Wildberry! All the flavors are to die for. Cute location too, and the line is never too long when I go! Love how it accepts credit cards — no minimum required.

Frozen Yogurt flavors: not a wide selection of flavors and they yogurt was not all that decadent.
Toppings: Standard Fare.
Pricing: More expensive than the average.
Free-​Samples: It was weird because the counter worker came over to serve me the flavors, instead of providing me with a sample cup. I get the concept, but I like when I am able to sample the flavors without someone hovering over me.

It’s close and convenient, so I’ve been over and over, but there’s nothing special about it. The staff is always nice, just the frozen yogurt isn’t special, just cold and sweet.

Pretty similar to the big chain (I won’t name names) but it’s self-​serve, which is great. That means I can pile on the fruit and yummy toppings to my heart’s content. They have a large selection of flavors… I didn’t count maybe 10? more? Some tart, some not (that makes my kids happy). The price is reasonable, and I believe I walked away with treats for my kids and I for less than I would have paid at… the other place. Outdoor seating near a lawn is really pleasant. This is my favorite yogurt place around and I travel WAY out of my way to go here for a special treat with the kids. Maybe it’s good there isn’t one closer to my house or I might be too frequent a visitor here. Highly recommended.

Average frozen yogurt, but a nice location. I prefer full-​service yogurt stores, but this one gets the job done when I’m craving a frozen treat and want to stay close to home!

While Wildberry is by far the closest yogurt location and I am, indeed, a fro yo obsessed girl, I find myself visiting here a shockingly infrequent number of times.
Flavors: The reason for this is due to their flavor options. BOOORRRIIINNG. Now, I do not negate that in the past, I have been excited about a couple of Wildberry flavors like their caramel pretzel one. However, very few times has a specific flavor stood out as unique. Strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, cookies and cream, and some yippy dippy fruity flavors. I am almost bored just typing this list. Now, now, I am not saying the yogurt is bad quality because their flavors are creamy and if you are in a fruity mood, a few of their tropical flavors are very delicious. But, I usually find myself driving a bit farther to Miyo just for some more excitement with flavor choices. There are great sorbet options for those who can’t have dairy which can be a draw.
Toppings: The toppings bar doesn’t stand out much either. There is fresh fruit and typical candy. Woop de dooooo.
Basically, if there is ever an interesting flavor, then I have nothing against visiting Wildberry for their good quality yogurt, but otherwise I really like to taste yummy, creative flavors so I find myself driving elsewhere to see what they have.

Yummy Yogurt! Wildberry is another yogurt place, but they have a really nice outdoor eating area at Rancho Shopping Center which really makes this place great!

Was super excited when Wildberry opened up at the Rancho shopping center… I’m a sucka for self served fro-​yo. They have 5 different machines, so 10 different flavors and an array of topping options for $ 0.41/ounce. Flavors are not as exotic as that of Yogurtland but it’s enough to satisfy a yogurt craving. I’ve decided on 3 different flavors from 3 different machines and all 3 fro-​yos were super soft… they were not able to form a stiff peak in my cup… sad. Toppings were good — the fruit was fresh and they have mochi balls… a plus.

I got the cappuccino ice cream and then proceeded to load up my bowl with tons of cheesecake and brownies pieces. I then topped it off with lots of the Ghirardelli white chocolate sauce. It was diabetes in a bowl. Not bad for $ 0.41 per ounce. The store itself is immaculately clean, and all the fruit toppings look very fresh.

We felt a bit sad when the Los Altos Creamery closed down, but this new fro yo establishment that has opened just in time for Summer does not disappoint.
This place is a mini version of Yoghurtland. Don’t expect to find an impressive spread of yoghurt choices, they have about 6 – 7 non-​fat/​low-​fat flavors and offer the regular topping options as in other fro yo chains.
The rate is 41 cents per oz, pretty reasonable.
They also offer a no-​sugar/​no fat vanilla which is my perfect yoghurt of vice.
The cuteness factor of this place cannot be ignored. This place has just opened up, so everything looks clean and spanking new.
This place is going to see a lot of me through the summer.

Brand new, just opened yesterday in the former Los Altos Creamery location. Self-​serve, ten flavors, typical assortment of toppings, currently $ 0.41/ounce, though they’re running a «buy one get one free» special right now. Young but apparently well-​trained staff.
I had original and mango (both tart), very refreshing, more icy than creamy.
In short, a fine addition to the neighborhood though not particularly exceptional and definitely more generic than the charming Los Altos Creamery which they replaced, hopefully they’ll be around for a few years!