TrüBerry Frozen Yogurt

The original tart is really great, and there’s a huge selection of toppings here. The location is super convenient (and right across from bubbly paws, so I love to come by after getting my pup bathed). I received great customer service from a friendly local college student. Would definitely recommend to anyone in the Twin Cities!

The yogur here tastes too «watery» and some of the toppings are not so fresh tasting. The prices seem too high even for weighing by the ounce. It also doesn’t seem busy at all. Maybe there’s a reason for that. I will give them kudos for their color scheme and layout, though. They also have a pretty good variety of candy and fruit
Menchies in Highland Park is a lot better

Worst staff ever, new owner needs to step up his game. Have given this place 3 tries because of the delicious flavors of yogurt… but the 2 girls who work there have 0 personality and are just plain rude.

Thanks for «Hibernating,» Truberry.
Way to screw all of your Groupon buyers whose coupons expire on 1÷21÷15 out of their deals.
If you were closing, you should have AT LEAST waited until your offer ended.
Terrible business decision.

I love this place– if the price tag wasn’t so high we would come here more often.
The punch card is great as well– take a pic on Facebook and get a free punch? how great is that?!
Ice cream is awesome and all of the toppings are glorious. Don’t Miss OUT!

10 options for yogurt and tons for toppings. One of the best places for summer, not recommended for winter though.

This place is hands down the best frozen yogurt I have ever had. I moved from St. Paul last year and now live in the LA area, Yogurtland has nothing on TruBerry. TruBerry has a far wider variety of fresh fruit than anywhere I have been. My heart and tastebuds yearn for TruBerry. This place changes out their frozen yogurt selections regularly so you never get bored. Also, if you want to forego the fruit and head straight to all of the delicious naughty toppings they have a serious selection for those who need a chocolate fix. The people who work there are super nice and they aren’t snobs about giving you more then a couple of sample cups. :) I miss you TruBerry. :)

Tried the rest, TruBerry is the best. Always a good selection of flavors, with unlimited free samples to help you make up your mind. Toppings are plentiful, interesting and fresh. Staff are super friendly. Just one warning: prices are by the ounce, and the «small» bowl is gigantic. If you fill that sucker, you will pay. Get your punch card to earn a freebie. I like.

This place is good and fine, but I prefer Freestyle Yogurt as far as the actual frozen yogurt goes. The time I went the consistency was melty and a little runny. I tried the toasted marshmallow, cake batter, and original tart flavors. The cake batter flavor was delicious, and what I expected. I loved the toasted marshmallow and original tart flavors, which Freestyle Yogurt does not have. I might come back just for the original tart because it is delicious and brilliant to have the plain yogurt option to dress up with fruit.
The toppings bar was thorough and delicious. They had everything I expected, and I went for the big, beautiful, fresh raspberries and caramel sauce. Okay, okay, I did some cookie dough and cheesecake toppings, too!!! They were guilt-​inducing and lovely :)

OMGGGGG, MULTIPLE FLAVORS OF POPPING BOBA!!!
Hahaha. Okay, now that I’ve gotten that out of the way… This place is very reminiscent of self-​serving Yogurtland, which is my favorite fro-​yo place, so I was very excited to find this while wandering around during Grand Old Day.
The toppings are fresh. There are lots of different flavors, and even sorbet (non-​dairy) options! And did I mention the multiple flavors of popping boba? Haha.
Happy. If you like Yogurtland, you’ll like this place.
Oh, one thing– the cups only come in LARGE or XTRA LARGE so I have a tendency to over fill my cup because it just looks so sad and empty if I don’t fill it up! Tricky, tricky… or maybe I just lack self-​control. :(Haha.

I love TruBerry, and I love that they offer a points card so that if you’re one of the regulars (yes), you can get a gift card to use on a free froyo the next time you’re in. They have the typical selection of toppings that a yogurt place would have, and their delicious flavors change on a daily basis. They also keep a very clean space, so it’s a nice ambiance to hang out with your friends in.

I am a frozen yogurt connoisseur. I have tried every single frozen yogurt place in the twin cities. I travel to California frequently and a highlight of my trips there was always the authentic frozen yogurt.
I hadn’t noticed many frozen yogurt places in Minnesota, until a couple years ago. I tried freeziak, menchies, cherry berry, yogurt lab, and every other frozen yogurt I could find. But everything was too bland compared to the frozen yogurt.
Finally, today I went into TruBerry. It was the best frozen yogurt I have found in Minnesota so far. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND it. The flavors are consistent, tart when need be, and not bland. The toppings are always well stocked. You don’t get looks for trying every flavor until you pick out which one you are going to invest an entire bowl in. The flavors pop and are fresh. After a long day, TruBerry with your favorite toppings are better than a cocktail. And there are hardly any crowds.
Try them out.

Nice staff and I think the best tasting frozen yogurt. Topping are always fresh!

Just came from a bad experience at FreeStyle yogurt (near trader joe’s) and found a much bigger selection of fruit and a friendlier atmosphere! Great service!

Came here after being disappointed at Freestyle. They had no fruit toppings except blueberries and they said all the fruit was out of season. Not good customer service. *TruBerry has all the toppings plus great customer service! Highly recommended! –the Greek yogurt was especially great!

After my dad ran the TC Marathon I decided to treat him to TruBerry. This meant I had to have one as well, you know so I could review it on Unilocal *wink*.
This place is your typical yogurt factory. You have your frozen yogurt flavors which you pump yourself and then you can go nuts with toppings. The ingredients seem pretty fresh and the yogurt was tasty.
I don’t have a ton to say about this place, but the service is decent and location is nice. It doesn’t have a ton of personality but what are you going to do? Not every place can be amazing.

Pros:
–Salted caramel froyo, perfectly blended milky salted caramel flavor, was pleasantly surprised
–Decent amount of toppings, love the fruity poppable bobas (passion-​fruit, mango, lychee)
Cons:
–Every crank comes with some melted froyo diarrhea before the actual froyo makes entrance into my cup
–Pricier compared to similar froyo shops
–Watermelon and pistachio flavors tasted like the stuff I used to find in my high school chemistry classroom’s waste container
Borderline 3 stars.

All these new fro-​yo places confuse me. They seem to be everywhere and they all look the same. So I have to wonder how much they differ inside. Are the toppings different from place to place? Is the yogurt any different? I’ve only been to one so I can’t answer the second question. But to answer the first, some places do have different toppings. One of my friends wanted mochi (still not sure what it is) and truberry didn’t have it.
I liked what I got and I liked all the chocolatey toppings. But in the end, I’m still more of a fan of ice cream.

This frozen yogurt fad has finally reached the Midwest. starting in coastal cities like NYC and LA, the culture of Red Mango and Pinkberry has really taken off. While we dont have those two superior froyo shops in the Twin Cities yet, we do have several options these days – mostly, the pay-​by-​weight places such as TruBerry on Grand Avenue.
I think most of these pay by weight places are pretty much the same right down to the décor and music. You basically approach a bank of 5 machines with 10 flavors represented. You sample a few and select whatever combination of flavors you like (self-​serve). You proceed to a bar of toppings and then reach the register where you weigh your bowl and pay based on how many ounces it is. I believe it’s about 50 cents per ounce which isn’t necessarily cheap or expensive – it’s kind of based on what your level of self-​control is.
As for the product, it certainly isnt Pinkberry or Red Mango, but it’s good. Id say it’s slightly better than Tutti Frutti in Maple Grove, but otherwise very similar in every other aspect. Some of the flavors they had when I was there were blood orange, peach mango, alpine vanilla, dark chocolate, salted caramel, green apple and a few others. I mixed a little blood orange with peach mango and topped it with mango boba and raspberries. I think the toppings would have been more fresh had I not been there at 10pm, but it appears like they use fresh fruit and not canned, syrupy stuff (like TCBY). They have a large topping selection – it was interesting to see boba – but I was sad they didnt have mochi which is my favorite topping of all.
Pros: Location on Grand Avenue, lighter alternative to Izzy’s or Grand Olé Creamery, variety of flavors and toppings, a few outdoor tables
Cons: Pricey if you get carried away with toppings (the large bowl size can lead people to fill it up which you certainly dont have to do), mostly the same as other places

Freestyle or Menchies wins over Truberry for amount of flavors…
Truberry wins over the others because the flavors were quality.
Truberry wins over Freestyle because their yogurt is creamy and consistent instead of icy.
Truberry wins for amount of toppings.
If I had to pick of the three through, I’d certainly pick Menchies.

I almost feel lame for admitting my love of frozen yogurt, because I know its very trendy to love frozen yogurt. But, this place is great.
I have been to several frozen yogurt places in the Twin Cities and this place has the best variety of flavors of fro-​yo. A nice variety of classic, sweet, tart… Mmmm.
The place was busy, since it was Grand Ol’ Day, but the service was great, the toppings were filled up. I love the décor– its very childish, which seems to be the style of these whimsical shops.
Only 2 downfalls– the price is a bit high (as all fro-​yo places are, because the toppings are heavy and you pay by weight) and I saw that some of the berries were a bit moldy. Ick. But, that happens!
Overall, this new business is definitely worth a visit. Try all the flavors, I say!

Maybe I’m not the froyo type. I thought I was catching on and the other places I liked tasted like ice cream. I sampled about 4 flavors, and they all tasted like sorbet. I usually settle on vanilla, and they didn’t have any. It wasn’t a hot day, and it was abnormally soft. There are things I liked, the staff seem friendly and aren’t teenagers. I like the décor in a Hello Kitty kind of way. I love the pink spoons. I didn’t get anything so not sure of the prices. I do know that Ben and Jerry’s didn’t make it on this block. This is closer to SA, so it might make a difference.