Cherry Berry
8084 Old Carriage Ct N, Shakopee, MN, 55379
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Address :
8084 Old Carriage Ct N
Shakopee, MN, 55379 - Phone (952) 456-8693
- Website https://www.cherryberryyogurtbar.com
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Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
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Scott J.
Night and day from what this place use to be! You can definitely tell this place is under different management. The store is very clean! The Staff is great and very friendly! And not to mention the yogurt is AMAZING! Much better than it use to be. They offer many great flavors and toppings. I've notice people saying it's expensive, but honestly you are responsible for how much you put in your cup. I use to go to freeziac and yogurt lab. Freeziac by my house closed and yogurt lab raised their prices to 56 cents per ounce. You think CherryBerry is expensive, try again. I am a happy customer and defiantly plan on coming back with my kids.
(5)Beth N.
I taste tested 3 flavors and I actually didn't like any. My hubby and daughter got 2 small bowls and it was over $9. Seems expensive. Too many kids too.
(3)Becky L.
I'm a big fan of frozen yogurt, so when I got here and tried out their yogurt I was really disappointed. First of all, the yogurt I got tasted awful. I tried out three different flavors: peppermint (disgustingly methol-y), cheesecake (passable), and cake batter (meh). The consistency was pretty melty, too, so that was also disappointing. The whole thing was rendered edible by the toppings, which were fine. I like that they have some more interesting things like popping boba and kitkats. However, I think they charge way more per weight than any of the other places I've been in the Twin Cities (compared to Freeziac, Chilly Billy's). I got my usual amount which usually comes out to around $3-4 and was charged almost $6. Overall, a disappointing experience and byfar the worst froyo place I've ever been to on all aspects: flavor, price, and decor (unpleasant flourescent lighting and red/green/white color scheme with tacky furniture).
(1)Scott T.
uninspired. can't believe there's more than one of these places. decor was as grating as fingernails on a chalkboard. probably didn't help my attitude (and hence my review) that my daughter (suffering from an appalling lack of adult supervision) self-served herself a giant bowl of GUMMY BEARS but, then again, maybe she had a blinding flash of intuition about the yogurt that alluded the rest of us. i would have needed a bigger bowl (and a good-sized pack animal to haul it to our table) to hold enough toppings to make that yogurt worth eating. should have gone to SEBASTIAN JOE's for ice cream instead when we were in the neighborhood. my bad.
(1)Kevin S.
When me and my wife went up there to see my daughter she always talked about this place and how much she loved it so one day we went there with her to see if it was as good as she said it was. We have Orange Leafs down here in Houston Texas so we were familiar with the concept. While it had a decent amount of choices, they did not have as many as we were used to but their selection was still good. The amount of toppings were good as well. Of course it is not cheap to eat there if you like a good amount of in your cup but all in all I would say we would go back.
(3)Lisa M.
The Chocoholic is FANTASTIC! Some of the flavors sound like a yummy idea, but are a little too strong. Definitely need to be mindful when filling your dish....they do charge by the ounce. Reasonable price as long as you don't go too crazy! 1st time there,my son had more candy than yogurt in his bowl. Would have been cheaper to run over to Holiday and buy him a candy bar. ;) Little sample cups are available to try as much and as many as you would like! We love this place!
(4)MaLissa Y.
I don't LOVE LOVE LOVE frozen yogurt- So you need to know this! But the kids loved going here- it was a wonderful place to bring them! I caught on fast- it is all about weight of your cup. So I filled the kids cups with the yogurt and supervised the toppings :) it didn't seem like that much that they got but it ended up to be perfect and it still took 'em forever to eat it!
(3)Ayumi R.
Awesome toppings. Specifically the mochi!
(3)Eric H.
Meh. Self-serve yogurt and topings, paid by the pound. It's cheaper, and better, to just go to a DQ.
(2)Amy B.
This place has unique frozen yogurt flavors! They have 15 different flavors to choose from, and they aren't just plain vanilla or chocolate. I have tried the Red Velvet Cupcake, the Cookie Monster, the Espresso, the Tahitian Vanilla, Pink Lemonade Sorbet, California Tart and Cheesecake :) They offer a wide selection of toppings if that tickles your fancy, including dry cereals, chocolate chips, a variety of nuts, fresh fruit, candy bars, and sauces to top the whole thing off! They charge $.45 per ounce, so it can be a little more expensive than your average trip to the DQ if you load your entire cup up, but I'd gladly take Cherry Berry over Dairy Queen any day ;)
(4)Curtis W.
The kids like it, but the quality seems pretty low for the premium price you pay.
(1)Van T.
went there a few times, it is pricey i would have to say; you can have sample cups to try about 15-20 flavors, some good, some not so good, quality of frozen yogurt is not bad creamy and not too icy, depends on the flavor you get, and in shakopee, probably the best you can get, good enough to satisfy cravings
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