Juicy Berry Frozen Yogurt

Came here with a friend a couple days after it first opened. At first it seemed like any other trendy new froyo shop with its retroactive design and bright colors and workers looking cutesy. but hello! Free cute toys? I am a sucker for free things so this was a plus.
the circle chairs were surpisingly comfortable to sit on and the place was really clean and bright.
came here on a rainy day. and tried their raspberry yogurt flavor which was really good. i like how they have a lot of different topping choices. the owner was a young girl and she even stopped to talk to us. overall, this is a froyo place that i will be recommending to friends. which haven’t happened in a while.
oh and did i mention, they have full on CAKE as a topping! cheesecake and red velvet slices! yum!

Horrible.
They don’t display very visibly how much per ounce the yogurt costs.
Very tacky Asian décor (artificial flowers, taped paper advertisement, lucky Cat on display)
Fruits are not fresh but mushy.
Lychee tasted too sweet. Original tasted werid. Did not taste organic at all.

So, I will first admit that the prices here are a bit on the high side, and I’m not a fan of ALL the flavors, but with that said, I like this place.
Today we went in and had the BEST service. The girl at the register was sweet and helpful, and I remembered I’ve had a good experience the last few times I’ve come here.
There were heaps of topping to choose from, including chocolate fudge cake, cheesecake, cookie dough, jellies of many flavors, and boba of many flavors. There are also a ton of organic flavors of yogurt and a few non-​organic. I went with a mix and really enjoyed the lychee, and my all time favorite plain, as well as red velvet (a little overwhelming), and cookies and cream which was pretty tasty.
Since we spent over $ 10, we got a cute little toy which my baby sister will love, got our cards stamped, and got a yogurt VIP card for 15% off yogurt.
The yogurt was delicious this time (last time I put in Taro without taste testing it first and was disappointed at how it overwhelmed all other flavors) as were the topping, and I must admit, I am a fan of this location. Will be returning!
For those who are unsure of the flavors, I recommend going to the front and requesting samples. There are some strong flavors that aren’t for everyone, and you should try before you buy to ensure a happy yogurt feasting!

This place was cute, with a good amount of variety… but there is one major problem: THE PRICE!
My cup of yogurt (which would normally be about $ 5 at most other yogurt shops) was almost $ 10! Why so expensive? Because it’s organic?
Once you make it, there’s not much more that you can do, other than pay the outrageous price… but I don’t think I’ll be going back. I can get yogurt for two people somewhere else, for the price of what it costs here for a single.

Anywhere serving and/​or offering organic food is definitely a plus. But I’m by far an expert of the acquaintances of what many of the organic products consist of.
But paying a whopping $.59 an ounce of a choice of twelve (12) different flavors seems quite high. Except with generic poster posted on the window, I didn’t find any of the certified organic label (s) posted anywhere inside the shop including the self-​serve dispensers. All I see are bright lights, a kid-​friendly dining area with coloring books and a high definition TV showing Disney Pixar «Cars». I’m not even sure if the crayons are also organically made.
But I did applaud the shop’s banana frozen yogurt with a slice Red Velvet cake as one of many optional fresh toppings. I thought the frozen yogurt was good and creamy. But paying $ 8.50 for my treat and ascertaining the fact, if any of the frozen yogurts and choice of toppings were organically certified seems questionable. My treat:
I’m sure there are better options for fro-​yo in Sunnyvale. This place is not what I had in mind.

I don’t recommend coming here. It’s strange because they advertise organic yogurt, so you would think their yogurt would be on the more natural side. However instead, their flavors taste very artificial and are loaded with food coloring. I’ve uploaded a photo so you can see how brightly colored they are, which made it pretty unappealing to me. The banana, lychee, watermelon, and honeydew were particularly artificial tasting, while the strawberry was the only decent flavor. I usually like to add fruit toppings, but their fruit did not look fresh to me. The kiwi seemed like it was cut a while ago, and the blackberry was shriveling up.
From the picture you can see that I filled up the cup about ¹⁄₃ full, which was 6oz and cost $ 3.80. That’s pretty expensive to me, considering how little yogurt I got. It’s $ 0.59/oz for the «organic» yogurt and $ 0.45/oz for the regular yogurt. The strange thing is that of the 10 yogurt dispensers, 7 were organic, which means they are charging $ 0.59/oz for most of their yogurt.
Don’t come here. Just go to the Pinkberry just down the street.

Juicy berry really cares. they offer so much organic, which is great. I am not sure why people would complain about the pricing because the prices are controlled by
is by the weight so how can you blame them for the price when you are the one loading the cup? i personally think the prices are reasonable given the location and what they offer. i love the fruit, i am a big fan of variety and they offer a great amount of organic fruit. they had sugar free, dairy free, non fat and non fat/organic.yum yum yummy!

So… I used to come here a lot. But I think the quality has gone down. The yogurt is not as good anymore :(… I’ve got new favorite yogurt spots now.
Pro — nice topping selection, fun atmosphere
Con — Yogurt taste quality went down while prices went up

A decent yogurt fix for yogurt lovers in the El Camino area. Came here for the fabulous Valentines day special — there was a mixer and a raffle to boot. The associates and the manager here were very welcoming and accommodating — so there are no complaints on the service. However…
The price. Even for organic yogurt, $ 0.59 per ounce? Thank god it was half off today, or I would not be willing to pay practically 6 bucks for a decent amount of yogurt. $ 0.45 for «regular» yogurt is still far too high. Might as well head off to Yogurt Land nearby for $ 0.30 an ounce.
The yogurt. While the peach flavor was AMAZINGLY refreshing, the consistency was rather watered down to my liking. I mean, for the money we’re paying, the yogurt should be amazingly thick, creamy and satisfying. Still, the quality is enough to earn itself an adequate merit in my book.
An interesting note, this place also sells sweet and savory crepes for those who are interested.

I’ll make this short and sweet. This is my 3^rd review for Juicy Berry because the place just gets progressively worse! They not only increased their prices from 35 cents/​oz to 45 cents (or even 59cents for organic!) but their quality has tanked! Their old, dried up, crusty cookie dough topping made me want to vomit.
I’m all for supporting local business (the top places on my froyo, ice cream, and gelato list are not chains afterall) but Juicy Berry definitely pulled the ‘ol bait n’ switch and replaced their high quality and affordable froyo from grand opening with outrageously priced, old, watery froyo. My palate was offended. With so many other froyo options in Sunnyvale I definitely won’t be returning to Juicy Berry.
Bottom line, in the future I’ll be heading around the corner to Pinkberry for my froyo fix and at this rate, I give Juicy Berry a few more months until they’re out of business.

Mmm this is a good yogurt place. Their yogurt doesn’t leave the weird chalky aftertaste that I find in other yogurts.
Went here for a refreshment today. Beware: its easy to fill your container up with alot of yogurt! But I decided I deserved a treat on this 90 degree day. Got the lychee, red velvet, blueberries and mango. I have to say I do believe I chose some fantastic flavors.

Finally, the gaping fro-​hole in central Sunnyvale has been filled! (This place, along with the new Tutti-​Frutti on Murphy). I can’t believe it took me so long to notice Juicy Berry within the Cherry Orchard shopping center (even though several Unilocal friends had reviewed it).
I filled up half a cup with several different yogurts: green tea, original tart, pomegranate-​strawberry and blueberry acai. Added some berries and mochi… voila — only $ 3.47. Great value for what seemed like a fairly large amount. The yogurt itself didn’t seem quite as good as the likes of Red Mango or Harmony, but you can’t beat the value with a stick. And my favorite, the blueberry acai, was very tasty.
Yet another excuse to grab lunch in Sunnyvale… as long as I save some room for a visit here.

Awesome «do it yourself» frozen yogurt.
You have a row of different flavored yogurt, all of which you can sample before committing to a bowl, and then you put any combo of yogurt along with tons of choices of toppings:
milky way, fruits, capn crunch, nuts, caramel, chocolate, sprinkles, the skys the limit.
For two of us it cost about $ 6 for a «small» amount of yogurt. We definitely will be going back to make a new combination.
LOW point: crappy plastic seats that try to look japanese cool but are just pointless and tacky. only low point though.

In the scheme of yogurt, I am picky.
Yogurt shops breed monogamy. If I need it, I will go to Pinkberry. If I am looking for a thrill, then I go to my concubine, Red Mango.
But other than that, no other yogurt compares.
Went here, because some family lives in the area. And was just dismayed by everything, the yogurt, the ambiance, and the ingredients.

Going back to my manhunt for a good cup of froyo, I stopped by Juicy Berry on a Friday afternoon at 1:30pm. Their location is situated in the same plaza as Borders, PF Chang’s, Starbucks, and Pasta Pomodoro so the parking lot was pretty full at all times. After much deliberation, I found a nice spot under a tree. Close by to Starbucks, the shop was easy to find. There was indoor and outdoor seating.
When I first stepped in, the shop reminded me of Nubi Yogurt in Millbrae but it was very reminiscent of Quickly with colored lights, a tiled counter, a lot brighter room, and felt like it had more energy. Maybe it was the loud techno/​trance music blaring in the back or the bright warm colors of the walls. I felt as if I stepped into a rave.
A sign in the front said 35 cents an oz and I saw 12 flavors. I chose:
*Mango Tart: dairy free, like icy sorbet Pomegranate Raspberry: icy again
*Lychee: creamier than the rest. Strong flavor
*Pistachio: light flavoring, Minty color
*Mochi topping: spongy and chewy
Overall, my experience was good given my surroundings. I sat in one of those plastic ball shaped chairs with a section cut out for your butt. It wasn’t the most pleasant experience, but it did the job.

Okay, first things first.
This place stays open until 11pm on a weekday! What??? That’s practically unheard of for Sunnyvale! It’s great that we can come here and get our froyo fix instead of going to Cupertino, and then go next door to Borders to peruse books too.
I was pleasantly surprised at the fun atmosphere and the cool toppings. Gummi fries or chocolate brownies anyone? And let me just say, the chocolate brownie was pretty good! It didn’t taste hard or stale like some places, it was fresh and chewy — mmmm yum.
The yogurt itself isn’t as good as Tutti Frutti on Murphy, it is icier and has more water content than TF, but it still hits the spot, and is a little cheaper.
In any case, it’s a good replacement for Marble Slab Creamery which used to occupy this space. I foresee a lot of summer patrons for this shop, so be sure to have hawk-​eyes in this plaza since parking can be a bit of an obstacle.
Fro-​yo has come to Sunnyvale!

We stopped in here after dinner on Saturday night, (thanks for the tip Wendy!)
My guy and I sampled most of their flavors .Like most fro-​yo shops, some flavors were better than others.
They had most of the same toppings as other fro-​yo shops, but I was thrilled to see they had blueberries! I haven’t seen blueberries in several months at our usual place.
The blueberries here were plump, juicy and ripe!!! A lot of times the fruit at fro-​yo places isn’t very flavorful, or ripe.
Prices seemed a little cheaper than other places, but that could be a grand opening special kind of thing.
The shop was immaculate, and the workers were nice enough.
Although, we weren’t offered the punch card that other reviewers were.
If I was in the neighborhood, I’d come back. It’s just not as conveniently located for me as Sip, (my usual spot.)

Love this place.
It’s clean!
The yogurt taste great. Not too sweet (but today we learned that you shouldn’t mix blueberry with chocolate… just doesn’t go well with each other).
I tried vanilla, pomegranate raspberry and tart. It was excellent!
They have a large variety of toppings, I was just missing my favorite one which is tapioca, but the fruits were fresh and sweet.
They accept credit cards if you spend more than 5 $, which is fair.

This is the best Yogurt Shop that has opened, its colorful an very welcoming, the workers work extra hard for customer satisfaction. There are so many different Yogurt variety and toppings its hard to choose but for one thing i will always be coming back to this yogurt shop. This is the only yogurt shop that isn’t about making the money just making customers happy.
Ive been coming since Friday When it opened and im still in love with the yogurt every time i come in, the seating is a bit odd but perfect because its not over crowded or loud u just hear music and u can have a peaceful conversation sitting in there and enjoying the décor.
BEST YOGURT EVERY PLUS THE WORKERS THERE
also, Te workers are so friendly every time my family and I come in. The tall guy workers actually introduced himself to me an offered samples before i tried anything and answered any questions i had. Now he knows were returning customers and he’s absolutely the best out of them all there.
A++++++++++++!!!

Juicy Berry is a new frozen yogurt place that just opened today. They have about a dozen different flavors of froyo which you serve up yourself, and you can choose from a zillion different toppings — fresh fruits, chocolate, gummi bears, and candy bar, crumbles.
We tried chocolate, pomegranate/​raspberry, and cookies & cream. All tasted good without that funky aftertaste that some froyo has.