Wild Berries Bakery & Juice Bar

This place is not visible from the street. It is on the inside of the strip where chipotle is.
We had the tiramisu cake… a bit over priced in my opinion… but very good.

My wife and I frequent this place for dessert often. They have amazing truffles and homemade cakes. We thoroughly enjoy the dinner there as well. Not only is the food great, but the owners really compete for your business. They are a nice couple who will go above and beyond to ensure you are a reoccurring customer.

Wonderful bakery with so many options for cakes, pies, and cookies. The pistachio white chocolate mousse cake is a must: my mom and I haven’t stopped raving about it since we took the first bite. Samosas were tasty as well. Overall a nice, family-​owned place that is great for a quick snack or a dessert and coffee break. I will certainly be back to order a cake for a family celebration!

Came here for Indian food based on reviews and I all I can say is never again.
The menu options looked pretty good, not an extensive menu but fine. We got the paneer masala, bhindi masala, rice and naan. After we sat down and ordered we realized there wasn’t a kitchen and then we heard the microwave go off… major turnoff! I’m assuming the owners wife makes the food a week in advance and he just reheats it. The food wasn’t bad but it tasted like old leftovers– the planner was rubbery and the okra was soggy.
Also, I thought about ordering a juice but didn’t see a juicer (a saw a coffee machine and a kureg) so I figured the Juices weren’t freshly pressed.
Definitely not coming here again to eat leftover food which I can do at home.

Best Indian food I have ever had!!! I’ve been coming here for a couple months now, and I must say, I’ve never been disappointed!

I love this place! It may be called a bakery and juice bar, but this place serves the best Indian food in the area! I recommend the Curried Butter Chicken. This place also has the most reasonable prices for any Indian restaurant in the area, with entrees priced at around $ 7 and platters at around $ 11. This is a great place to grab lunch if you live or work in the area, just call ahead. The drinks and deserts are unique and delicious. In addition to the food, the staff are very friendly and easy to chat with if you are waiting. This place is a hidden gem, tucked away behind Chipotle.

Great good, family feel. It’s like I’m in my grams kitchen. The staff is wonderful and the smoothies are creamy!

The owner is a great guy and he makes all of the food fresh. It is delicious and savory.

Was in here a while back with my wife while she ate her food (which she enjoyed), and to my amazement I saw what I believe was the owner dip her finger into the tupperware of chocolate mousse and then lick her finger. She then continued to make the layer cake she was building using previosuly mentioned licked finger. She then proceeded to rub the mousse off of the rubber spatula with her fingers and dribble it onto the cake she was making.
Bottom Line…
Food — Good
Food Handling Procedures & General Common Sense — Not so Good

I came here once by accident and I’ve been coming back ever since. I now know the 2 owners/​chefs on a first name basis and I will continue to come back again and again. The food is delicious (buttered curry chicken over rice is my favorite), and its really one of the few places where the people are there just to do what they love to do. Critiquing this place by criticizing how it looks is missing the point entirely. Wild Berries is like eating at grandmas house, the food and people are great so who cares about the lace doilies?

How ultra-​rude!
My boyfriend and I had eaten at the Mediterranean Grill next door to Wild Berries, and he came outside to enjoy the nice day while I used the restroom before we left. He unknowingly sat in a chair belonging to Wild Berries (one of MANY open chairs outside; he was not preventing anyone else from sitting down), for a minute or two, and just after I came out, the proprietress nastily came up and told us that her chairs were «for customers only».
GREAT way to ensure neither of us EVER becomes a customer!!!

I need to preface this review with 2 caveats. 1) I ate this cake at a birthday party and have never stepped foot in the store and 2) I really don’t like cake.
The cake I ate was pistachio heaven. I love anything and everything pistachio, but I have never eaten pistachio cake. The cake was layers of green pistachio cake and a light cream cheese-​y style cream. I loved how light it was, and not sickeningly sweet (which is why I don’t like cake). The cake was moist, but not heavy and thick. The edge of the cake was coated in pistachio.
Now– I didn’t eat any of the outer frosting (because I never eat frosting), so I can’t give feedback on that, but it seemed smooth and light.
Stylistically, the flowers were very vibrant (cake was for an 18 year old) — not really how I would ask for them to decorate a cake I bought, but their technique and detail on each flower was impeccable.
Overall, if I ever have a need to buy a cake in the future, I definitely would order one from here. It was simply delightful!

We go there for the butter chicken over rice. I notice a few times it’s not fresh, but when it is fresh it’s great! Mint smoothie is really refreshing as well!

So delicious!
Owners are very personable and excited about their products!

This place used to be incredible — high quality, fresh ingredients, creative smoothies and gourmet pastries. I loved the strawberries dreamer — it was heavenly and light, with fresh fruit sliced right in front of you and pureed into your smoothie, topped with light cream and just the right amount of castor sugar.
Somewhere along the line, the original owner sold the place. Now? Its a mess. Even disregarding the current appearance of the place (garish signage, coolers, and display racks crammed into every last square inch, dirty dishes left on the tables long after patrons have left)… the quality has just really turned terrible.
The once fresh and light smoothies now taste like they’ve been made from frozen juice concentrate and a heavy handed dose of cheap white sugar. The smoothie menu might have the same name, but they’re obviously cutting corners and using cheap, low quality ingredients. The pastries have morphed into your garden variety supermarket fare, with gritty, paste like icing and heavy handed abuse of food coloring and spray on butter flavor.
Yuck. What a shame.

Smoothies as far as the eye can see-​or so it seemed as I looked at their menu. They have so many different concoctions– traditional fruit smoothies, various coffee and mocha flavors drinks, veggie drinks, teas, coffees, etc. –it makes it hard to choose. They also sell a variety of pastries, cakes, and cookies that the owner makes herself. This is my new place to stop when in Frederick when in the mood for something quick and refreshing.

What a delicious find! I’m truly a sucker for icy fruity drinks. It’s the easiest way to get my 5 fruit/​veggie servings in daily. Grab a FRESH fruit shake and had on over to Regal’s and catch a flick. The Hum Zinger (mango, papaya and pineapple) is my favorite flavor of the moment.
Their menu is pretty extensive so deciding on a drink can be quite difficult. Wild Berries Juice Bar serve fruit smoothies/​shakes/​juices, tea and coffee (frozen, hot, iced). They also have cakes, truffles and cookies.