Wooberry Frozen Yogurt

I am addicted to the wooberry truck! Also appreciate the nod to the environment (compostable containers, etc.).

So disappointed with this place. My 6 yr old received a $ 5 gift card in December. We weren’t able to use it because Wooberry was closed. Not for the winter, which I would have understood. They were closed for an undisclosed period of time. This was not indicated on their website, of course. So when we went, it was closed, which upset my little one. I emailed them and Facebook messaged them. The reply I got was a glib, «We’ll come back when it’s warmer outside». On their Facebook, they put up a screen shot of how warm it was in the Caribbean. They complained on their Facebook page that updating their website takes too much time and money. Hmmm, if you’re going to lie, I’d come up with a better one that that.
They finally opened last week and I took my son. He was happy, which is the only reason I’m giving them even two stars. But a kiddie cup with two toppings (about a teaspoon-​worth all combined) was just over $ 5.
So if you like overpriced frozen treats with owners that open and close when they want, regardless of when they advertise their doors are open, then please enjoy. As for us, we will go to any one of three dozens places that serve great treats, at a reasonable price… who like to make their customers happy without being condescending.
I happily pay more for good product/​service where there’s good people to support. I won’t go at all when the people don’t seem to care.

The workers look miserable, whether the place has customers or not. The yogurt used to be better before. Some of the flavors just aren’t good. I’m a college student and I’ve been told that they do student discounts then at the register, I was told «only WPI students» like okay, that’s cool.

Incredibly friendly staff. Usually chat with me when I’m there (ask how I’m doing and actually hold a conversation with me) when it isn’t too busy. Delicious yogurt that they make themselves. Lovely selection of toppings, and they’re very generous with them. I also love that they have 2 free toppings each day.
Oh! And I really really love that they post on Facebook each day what their flavors and free toppings are. So convenient, and I really appreciate it.

I leave this review with a heavy heart. I have been visiting since I moved home from college in the summer of 2011. I love the tangy fro yo that is nothing like orange leaf. Loved the simplicity and having a place to bring all my out-​of-​town friends.
That’s all changed since you introduced hard ice cream.
I watched for weeks on Instagram via posts of the new items and got so excited for the menu to be expanded– the fro yo was awesome and was sure the the new creations would be, too. We came the first weekend the ice cream was available and were underwhelmed. But whatever, I can always stick to the fro yo which we often eat before dinner! Not quite— the service and atmosphere has also sunk. All the kids who work here look miserable as they struggle to scoop from the deep freezer, another lousy addition to this spot. Part of the fun for kids and adults was seeing all the mason jars full of toppings on the counter which are now basically out of sight. So not only do your workers seem down, but it takes WAY longer to advance in a line if everyone ahead of you wants the ice cream. My suggestion is have two people on staff so that people who want to soft serve don’t end up walking out.
Not entirely sure how to wrap this up, because while the fro yo is still great, coming here isn’t anymore.

Very standard frozen yogurt, nothing exceedingly special, but certainly nothing to complain about.
If you’re looking for frozen yogurt this will hit the spot.

Nice list of frozen yogurt.
Impressive list of creative ice cream (ex: Strawberry Saffron, Thai Basil or one made of bourbon, peaches and pecans).
Cool ice cream cone choices like pretzel or chocolate.
Endless choices of toppings include different cereals, candy, nuts, fruit and sauces.
Frozen yogurt smoothies too.
The vanilla bean whip cream is perfect!

I don’t usually like coffee yogurt but here it is really delish. We asked for the large which is 12 oz of yogurt for around $ 5. Free topping of sourpatch kids asked for «on the side» was the equivalent of an entire package. We always go here when in Worcester.

One of my favorite spots in Worcester! Their frozen yogurt is delicious, and there is an array of fresh toppings to choose from. I have never been disappointed there. A must try.

Hands down, if I’m having a bad Monday… DOUBLE PUNCH MONDAY TO THE RESCUE! Amazing froyo, and great atmosphere. I love that they take my allergy serious and they make me feel safe eating there. I love their staff, especially the one named Kelsey! She is so friendly and polite. Great flavors and toppings. I say you try some specials during the week because DOUBLE PUNCH MONDAY will not hold me all summer.

Creamy, frozen yogurt with a punch of flavor that was reasonably priced and offered with a great selection of toppings. I could get the occasional craving, thankfully they are not in my town or I would be there more frequently. My mother in law likes it as well, so it will be a place to bring her this summer. Clean, classy with fast and courteous service and overall a delightful visit presenting us with no apprehensions for future visits.

Great tasting froyo. Love it. Can’t get enough of it.
Hit or miss on customer service. Sometimes friendly then sometimes not. Worth stopping by though.

The best place I’ve found for froyo in Worcester and I’d have to say its better than anywhere I’ve been so far in Boston. Not self serve and they only have a few flavors, but I’m pretty sure its not just a mix they order from elsewhere like the froyo places you see on every corner now. My only complaint is that it can be a bit pricey to have a combination of toppings and they can sometimes be stingy with them (not cheesecake bits, they seriously put half a cheesecake in my cup both times I got them).

Disappointing overall. I have read quite a but about Wooberry & was excited to give it a try. I also like to support local businesses. The are better choices though. I got a «Nicole”-chocolate & PB yogurt with cookie dough & brownie bite mix ins-​a total disappointment. The PB had an off soy or old school «organic» flavor that brought down the chocolate. The cookie dough & brownie bites are these odd, extruded little lumps that had almost no flavor except for slightly stale and were very dry. They were generous with the topping quantity but in this case, it overwhelmed & ruined my dish (though the PB had started it off poorly). The Salted Caramel Gelato was AMAZING!!! So intense and full of flavor. It certainly resuscitated our impression. I face 3 stars solely based on 1) the gelato, 2) atmosphere & 3) friendly service. Had it been based on the Nicole, it would have been 1 – 1.5 stars.

I absolutely love this place!
The yogurt is great and the toppings make it even better. The variety of toppings to choose from is great; from fresh fruits to any candy you desire. One day the free topping was bananas so I tried that; I was surprised to see that the server nicely cut up the whole banana fresh in front of me and placed ALL of it atop my yogurt.
I’ve seen some people comment about pricing, but you get plenty of opportunities for discounts if you take advantage of them! There’s always a different free topping available, you get one free topping if you have the WOO Card (which I strongly recommend), and you can also have them stamp a loyalty card that gives you 1 free small yogurt for every 10 you buy.
The customer service has always been very nice and friendly here, too! They are attentive, welcoming, and the atmosphere is always great. You are always welcome to try free samples of anything, as well.
They recently added smoothies to their menu and I tried a raspberry yogurt flavor — it was delicious! I could see the bits of blueberry blended in, as well. Their hot chocolate has been a favorite of mine during the winter, as well.
I can’t say enough good things about this place. I highly encourage anybody new to the area to try this place if you have the chance!

This is my favorite frozen yogurt place. My only «complaint» is that I wish they could keep a few more flavors in the rotation, but since I love the Original (not to be confused with «Vanilla») which is always on tap, I can always find something to enjoy.
The staff is incredibly friendly. They offer suggestions when asked and are always willing to provide samples of flavors or even toppings. Speaking of toppings, they have some really unique ones. The boba are especially fun! Plus during Girl Scout Cookie season, they always support the local scouts and add several GS cookie varieties to the list/​
I know a lot of people think its pricey, but I find I spend less at Wooberry than at the serve yourself places. I especially like how choosing only a few toppings makes me really think about what flavors to put together — instead of just dumping in the kitchen sink. I typically get a small (~$ 3 for 5oz) with 1 – 3 toppings. It’s worth noting that I have the WOO card which gets me 1 free topping each time. They also have a loyalty card program (you can even use it on your phone if you download the free Stampt app) that gives you a free yogurt for every 10 you buy.

So they have six flavors, and from top to bottom you can get two flavors in a twist; so top to bottom 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6!

As much as I’m currently bemoaning the early-90’s-esque boom of frozen yogurt shops in and around Worcester (there’s over a dozen, while we barely have a few dedicated ice cream shops to speak of), I have to admit that I adore Wooberry. While I predict that most of these businesses will fail in the next year or three, I also predict that Wooberry will stick around. They have a great location for business, being walk-​able for so many folks, if the parking is a bit limited, and from their name to their commitment to the environment, they cater to Worcester and the university students who live all around them. They purchase their energy demands from local sustainable energy plants, and they ensure that most of their disposable content is compost-​ready.
Wooberry is not self-​serve, but nor have they claimed to be. The sizes are pretty simple, and they put a good heaping of toppings on when you order them. Most of all, negative reviews for Wooberry seem to come from people used to one style of frozen yogurt joint upset about a more traditional ordering experience rather than the actual product.
The ordering board can be intimidating at first, but becomes increasingly simple as time goes on: they have several regular flavors that are generally all quality, they sub out flavors here and there as batches run out and as seasons change, they have a LARGE number of toppings, but that’s a more stable list. Most of the toppings are brilliant. I’d never thought to put Golden Grahams on peanut butter frozen yogurt until I was broke and that was the free topping of the day. .. it’s pretty amazing people. Some toppings don’t work as well, sour patch kids taste great on fruit sorbets, but be warned that they turn hard and will dislodge your fillings all the same.
The shop is very active on social media and responsive to feedback, and lists flavor swaps as they occur.
I don’t know what else to say but Wooberry is for the Woo.

NOT a self-​serve froyo shop, you have to order from the six-​a-​day flavors which on this day included plain, banana, pb, chocolate, pink grapefruit, and Nutella (Gelato). The petite is extremely small, and so is the cup — any topping overflow causes your precious $.75 toppings to fall on the floor. Two toppings were free: sprinkles and Oreo crumbles.
Sorry to say this was a poor setup, average flavor, expensive. Pluses were the atmosphere/​building, cute name, variety of toppings (naturally, at .75 apiece), clean restrooms and (password required) wifi. Overall, this was a letdown when up against other comparable shops. We like to support the mom and pop places, and we walked half a mile from thw Worcester Art Museum just to try this one out. Would look at other places next time. :-(

I went back to Worcester area after a while and I was excited to see a frozen yogurt place close to WPI. I went in with a friend for a treat and loved it.
They have a variety of flavors, friendly service and great toppings. They are a bit pricey for the area but not too pricey for standard frozen yogurt shops! Great addition to the area. Like it! Happy it is local too.