Country Culture Yogurt & Health Bar

The closing of this place breaks my heart! This — people — was PROPER frozen yogurt. It was TART! You know, like yogurt! If I wanted sweet stuff I would get some soft serve ice cream, for pete’s sake. Now all I’m left with is plain «Euro Tart” at various paling-​in-​comparison places in town. Euro Tart? What does that even mean?

I’m giving this place one star BECAUSE THEY’RE CLOSED!!! Ultimate suckage!

CLOSED :(
R.I.P. Berry Berry!

I was there on Friday — ⁸⁄₂₀ and talked to a construction worker. He said the owner retired and that the maternity store next door is expanding into that location. Again, I am so sad to see this place go.

Country Culture Yogurt is yogurt goodness… and they really pile on those toppings. It was quite pleasant to sit by the creek and enjoy the day.
In my book, Country Culture Yogurt is a BIGTIME yogurt winner!

Country Culture Yogurt is hidden in the rear of a shopping complex. there’s only a few tables here for sitdown so there’s a spacious, roomy, relaxed ambience. coincidently, a creek flows in the open space behind this complex so country yogurt is aptly named.
pricing: child (2.10), small (3.10) med (3.85) large (5.75) toppings, 75 cents each. childs @.40 12 dry toppings (the usual), 12 wet/​fruit/​crumbled cookies no tax
froyo availability (yocream poster on wall)
–double dark chocolate
–peanut butter –sweet, creamy, almost firm (very yocream like)
–raspberry
— not listed?
–berry berry-​icy, tart
–dutch vanilla
–yellow cake batter
–triple chocolate (wow cow)
frodrips:
–taylor froyo machines, stryofoam cups
–friendly, low key service, (country like)
–froyo texture, creamy and firm
–portions reminiscent of yumi yogurt on the penisula.
–cash only?

I have taken my girls here before and I used to eat here, it was great then. Took my daughters there today (3÷14÷2010 @ 4:15pm). I stood at the counter for 5 minutes and no one ever came out to help us. We left.

We stopped by here last Monday, Sept. 21, around 4pmish?
This yogurt shop is super clean with excellent & friendly service. Yogurt was delicious and ultra light. We had chocolate and strawberry, and it was a nice treat after driving about 4 hrs straight.
The great thing about this place too, is location. After you buy your yogurt, make sure to take advantage of the outside seating Country Culture placed just outside because it’s SO relaxing. There is a creek just behind this yogurt place you could walk down to with a few benches where you can read a book or just enjoy being out of doors. Also, the mission is just steps away. It’s beautiful. I LOVE this place!

kind of in an alley, but still nice, and clean. yogurt was thick and creamy. i had the coconut flavour and it was yum! the only bad thing is that it wasn’t self serve, meaning that it can get kind of pricey.

This place has an amazingly tart berry flavored frozen yogurt. I thoroughly enjoyed it topped w/​sprinkles. I’m not even that big of a frozen yogurt fan, I’d consider myself more of an ice cream kind of gal. It was fun having a 10 year old moment and devouring it near the pond out back behind the shop. I tried ordering something similar up here in the Bay and still haven’t found anything close to how yummy it was.

My husband and I think this is the best place to come for frozen yogurt in SLO. Bali’s is OK and the other new place isn’t bad. But we find the texture and flavors of the fro-​yo here to be the best.
Here you place your order and they fix the yogurt for you. Several flavors to choose from. Tell them which toppings you want… which they often put in the bottom as well… very generous servings.
My only complaint is that the fake M&Ms taste like really cheap chocolate, so I avoid those.
Love to grab some yogurt here, sit out by the creek at the benches and tables and enjoy!

It’s all about the kiddie size berry berry frozen yogurt in a waffle cone! I make sure to get some every time I’m in town — nice and tart. I do have to say that I miss the old cow spots on the walls and that the place has gone a little downhill in the last few years, but it’s still the best place to get yogurt in SLO. They have a wide variety of flavors, many toppings, and even some other foods. It’s also located right next to the creek which provides an excellent place to roam while enjoying your treat.

Used to go here many, many moons ago when the owners, Ken and Judy first opened the shop. Was one of the first customers (aaaaaah how cute). We’re talking 25 years ago (OM gosh!). It was the era when frozen yogurt first became popular and there were very few fro-​yo shops around.
So, becuase it makes me feel nostalgic and because I really really liked their yogurt and loved Ken and Judy, I give it 5 stars!
It was sooooooo perfect then.

A nice little yogurt shop tucked away off Higuera — you go down a sort of plaza-​like alleyway of shops to the rear to find your fro-​yo. They have about 8 — 10 flavors to choose from, including sugar-​free pistachio, fat free peanut butter, strawberry cheesecake, vanilla, berry-​berry. Toppings are available too, and like others say, it’s all reasonable.
What we tried: peanut butter (very good), strawberry cheesecake (meh– didn’t taste as advertised), and berry berry (excellent). I had yogurt chips as per usual, and they were excellent here… apparently yogurt chips can taste different :) (They were a bit larger, and hence more flavorful)
The berry berry was tangy, and a different consistency than the other two flavors we tried (sort of «icer» and less melty). The peanut butter was also a favorite though — it was peanuty, and hey… fat free.
Service wasn’t the best… we mostly got grunts (and I asked about having multiple flavors in a cup that didn’t seem to register the first couple times I asked… or the yes was a grunt… I was confused). But regardless, we were pleased.

Great yogurt. Normal prices, not gelato prices. They keep the yougurt nice and cold and its super creamy. They also always have unusual flavor combinations available for swirl like chocolate and peanut butter, but htey’re always happy to put two flavors side by side even on a cone, and they offer to fill your waffle cone with butterfinger to prevent leakage.