Yoberri

I just had the weirdest encounter in this shop. I cannot comment on the food unfortunately I did not get the opportunity to try some. Despite Unilocal reporting that the place closes at 10pm, the man we met at the counter said he was closing in two minutes at 9:02pm. We were appreciative that he would serve us and started asking if they had some ice creams. He was out of the two my friend asked about. No problem! He asked what they do have and to help him and prevent him from listing all the rest, I asked, «All the rest?» He said «That’s a good answer!» So, my friend ordered something and he said he was out. I asked why he said everything was left and he said «I said it was a good answer, not the right one!» Ok… so, I asked if he could make a Brownie, Carmel for my friend. He said he could, yes. So, my friend ordered that. The man said he was out of brownies!!! I asked why he told us he could make it if he obviously couldn’t. He shrugged. We politely said we’ll pass because we didn’t see anything that was left and we were just confused by his condescending tone and contradictions. It might be a fine place, an it definitely looked nice, but the management was not making it easy for us to eat. It was bizarre. So, the times might be wrong, they run out of their product by the end of the day, and the management there this day was quite odd and unhelpful. Better luck going down the street to Yogurtland!

Stay away! The guy who I guess is the manager is rude. There are plenty of other yogurt shops that won’t ruin your experience.
No wonder the place is empty every time I drive by there.

Delicious!!! I tryed the caramel — brownies and the raspberry– dark chocolate. The place is simple but really really nice

Jut had their plain tart yogurt and it was
Fabulous. In town for a week from the San Francisco Bay Area and plan on coming by at least once a day… If not twice.
Very creative flavors and combinations and looks like incredible ice cream there as well
Owner was super helpful and friendly!

They now have a sign on the door written in Sharpie that says they close at 9:00 PM, not 10:00 as advertised. Minus one star for changing your hours with a sharpie, and minus another star for being pretty expensive, considering the plethora of similar Fro Yo options on Clark Street these days.

What an operational mess.
Don’t get me wrong, I really like the frozen yogurt at Yoberri, it is really tasty, despite how unbelievably expensive it is for a tiny cup of froyo. (6 – 7 dollars for a small with 3 tiny toppings)
BUT, the whole operation is a scam. The manager is rude, and tried to scam me and my boyfriend today, even though we have been loyal customers since we live upstairs from Yoberri. He personally gave us a loyalty card (buy ten get one free), and on our tenth one he wouldn’t give us the discount, and said the card was only valid if we were getting a small with no toppings and was unbelievably rude in his demeanor. When I told him he just lost two customers because of his rudeness, he was like «whatever, bye» and making unprofessional remarks.
We were willing to purchase frozen yogurt here despite the RIDICULOUSLY STEEP prices. 7 dollars for a froyo with 3 toppings, talk about elitism.
SHAME ON YOU, owners of Yoberri. I will not set foot in this establishment and I will demand my money back.

The only reason this isn’t 5 stars is because the price is a LOT. I’ve gone here a few times and I really enjoy the blueberry-​lavender, the cardamom-​lime, and vanilla soft serve froyos. The first two are very fresh tasting and delicious. They tell you where they source their ingredients from and it’s nice to see local stuff :). The vanilla is my favorite because I rarely experience vanilla frozen yogurt that tastes so authentically like vanilla ice cream, and this one is great. My only complaint is that when I ask for toppings — eg rainbow sprinkles, they spoon it on, the sprinkles fall off, and I end up paying an extra 75 cents for very little topping, which is irritating. Same deal with the other toppings — they don’t give you a lot, and they charge you for a lot. The ice cream itself is also really expensive. $ 5 and upwards for a cone.

Looking for late night ice cream & stumbled in here. Tried the bourbon vanilla, blueberry lavender & ended up getting a strawberry balsamic in a waffle cone. Super clean shop, guy working tonight was super friendly too.
Wish there was one of these shops in socal.

Stumbled on YoBerri while at the Daley Plaza farmers market on a Thursday afternoon and we couldn’t not stop at the tent. There were so many delicious flavors but my work bestie and I decided to get the Sea Salted Caramel ice cream. We could have described it as many things but she called it a mix between Jesus and Fergie in her mouth. I concur.
Sprinkles are free… because sprinkles make you smile.
Amazing.

This place is a ripoff in more ways than one. You pay for each individual topping (after your first two) and the frozen yogurt is not even that great. Also, when I handed the cashier my money, she just kind of stared at it. She then proceeded to hand me the incorrect amount of change (she shorted me $ 3). When she saw me look puzzled as I counted my change, she scurried to the back. I didn’t think it was worth it to wait until she reemerged so I just let her keep the $ 3. Perhaps she can afford a math class with it.

This place has the worst customer service. I wish I could give it zero stars. We bought a bottle of water and asked for a cup so our dog could have a drink too. The lady behind the counter was so rude and made everything difficult. Definitely NOT dog friendly. If you want good ice cream to go Jeni’s on Southport

I have not been to this location but writing this review based on my experience at the booth located at Lollapalooza. The booth had very limited options, appropriate for a music festival. The staff was very friendly and passionate about their products. Those guys deserve a big thumbs up. I had the salted caramel ice cream cup. It was very good and not over powering. My friend tried a vegan friendly lime fruit bar. WOAH was it amazing! It tasted so fresh and was such a refreshing treat for the heat of summer. If I ever come back to Chicago, I’d love to go back and try more.

Had this for the first time after visiting the Lincoln park zoo. It’s right around the corner from the zoo. Only 4 options for frozen yogurt that’s it! I think there was vanilla, double chocolate, strawberry banana and another one. I was really disappointed they didbt have more. The service was excellent and the guy that worked there was very nice and helpful. Taste of yogurt ok

Only four flavors of yogurt. Chocolate, vanilla, plain, cherry. Can’t put your own toppings on. No pre-​tasting. Kids not even liking it that much. Disappointing. Strongly recommend trying other ice cream & yogurt options instead.

Yoterri-​ble.
I wanted to get a shake but the attendant said the blender was broken.
The options of toppings were limited anyhow.
The attendant was also unable to mentally calculate change when i offered her a quarter after I gave her $ 7 to get a $ 1 back.
Scene:
Her: Your total is $ 6.05
Me: Here is $ 7
Her: Ok. (rings in total on ipad, cash register opens)
Me: Oh here’s a quarter.
Her: I already rang it in.
Me: …O.O?
Me: Just give me $ 1.20.
SAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN AMERICA if you already rang it in the ipad and can’t mentally add 0.25 to 0.95.

I almost prefer this place over Red Mango… difficult for me to believe! Clark got the brownie and peanut butter mix-​ins while I opted for the brownie and sea salt caramel. Good thing he got a large… I much preferred the PB taste that day.
The pictures of their items are deceiving (as any food glamor shot is), and this time it got the best of my hungry stomach. The caramel just looked so good! They make their mix-​ins using the same machine as McDonald’s uses for their McFlurrys, and you still get the same strange spoon to use.

Today was such a rainy, depressing day here in Chicago.
I needed a pick-​me up and quick.
So, I went to Yoberri in Lincoln Park, I had to check this
place out. fat free all natural yogurt was being offered to me.
So, inside yoberri there is a great guy named George who
works there, I liked George!
Okay, I know you may think that I like everyone I meet, and
basically this is true…
However, there are a handful of people who I dont like.
And you all know who you are!
And you all know why I dont like you!
Okay, done with that bad energy.
Basically yoberri offers 4 different flavors, plain, blueberry,
vanilla and chocolate.:)
I asked George what the calorie content was on the chocolate
and he told me it was like 24 calories per serving.
I was excited to hear this so I got a chocolate and vanilla
mixed cup with yogurt chips and dark chocolate pieces.
Hey folks, dont forget, dark chocolate is heart friendly!
They even had miniature blueberry pop-​tart pieces, however,
I did’nt think that would taste too good with my chocolate
and vanilla yogurt.
But, darn it, I sure do love pop tarts!
So, I walked out of yoberri feeling pretty happy,
That was until I had to stand on the corner and wait for
a bus in the pouring rain.
Then I kindda lost my happy place but, it’s okay.
I liked yoberri and I liked George.
If you’re near Lincoln Park check out yoberri.
And if you’re not near Lincoln Park I guess you wont.:(
Yoberri has my vote.:)

Yoberri has four yogurt flavors: plain, cantaloupe, chocolate, and vanilla. We ordered a medium size vanilla yogurt (8 oz.) with mango and mochi. That came within $ 6. I’m no fro-​yo fanatic but I think that’s an average price. The fro yo was standard as was the mango and mochi. The staff members are friendly and the environment was clean. Nothing really stood out but I will revisit if I’m in the area.

Still a bit peckish after lunch, I popped into Yoberri for some fro-​yo on my way home.
I don’t mind the tartness of fro-​yo in plan/​vanilla, but never really like the taste of the flavored choices; since most places have a plethora of toppings, I don’t feel like this is muck of a sacrifice, if at all. As I strolled home with my small vanilla and fresh strawberries, I couldn’t help think Yoberri’s fro-​yo was delicious, almost too good to be true. It didn’t taste the least bit tart (a good thing) or the least bit fat free (a really good thing).
I was sad to see Treats close its doors, but Yoberri is a welcomed addition to the neighborhood. My only gripe is that it’s pricey; my small one topping ran me $ 3.85 with tax. Flavor-​wise, Yoberri has Red Mango and Starfruit beat, but I’d like to see them be a little more generous in the toppings department. At $.75/​topping, things can get awfully expensive — fast.

Time: 9:38pm
Place: Webster & Damen
Need: quick fro yo fix
Two friends decide it’s time for a spontaneous fro yo run. Both whip out iPhones and touch the Unilocal app. Oddly enough both stumble upon Yoberri. Sweet, open until 10pm!
Driving there we realized that my Yoberri location and Julie R.‘s location were completely different and we had been getting ourselves lost. With her natural sense of direction and the scent of frozen yogurt, we were lucky enough to walk through the doors of Yoberri exactly 4 minutes to close with their doors wide open.
No heavy sigh or eye rolls from these fro yo servers. Happy to hand out samples and patient has we made our selection.
Me: «What’s plain taste like? How tarty is it?»
Yogurt dude: «It tastes like Dannon yogurt.»
Thought: If I wanted Dannon yogurt, I’d buy it for 99 cents at Jewel. This was a silent thought.
So I was surprised when I tasted my first spoonful of strawberry with lychee & mochi. Great balance of sweet and tart flavors. Mochi was a bit too mushy for my liking but I loved loved the fact that they offer lychee as a topping. My fro yo run cost me $ 4.83 for a small with 2 topings (75 cents each).
Just glad we got our fix even if it was within 4 minutes of closing!