Berry Farm Yogurt

Went there last night and it was closed again. This is the third time it’s been closed during what should be normal business hours. I also notices, they no longer post open hours on the door.
The time before, they were out of their ice cream. Looking in the window last night, again… no ice cream.
I’ve already started the search for an alternative «go to» place. Too bad, because it was both convenient and their ice cream was far superior to Cold Stone next door.

Was a little upset when we went here. My husband and I had lunch over at whole foods then we’re planning on going for foryo after. We walked by before we ate and it said they opened at 2. Then when we went there at 3 they were not open. The girl was inside and came unlocked door and said that we could wait around an hr until they open at 4 today. They need to update their door sign. I was really craving froyo. Don’t know if I will be back.

We used to go here and we racked up a good amount of points and actually had a free yogurt ready to go the next time we came in. So we went in and the person working there said they no longer do the punch cards and that I lost the points. Kind of petty thinking from the owner. Won’t be going back.

I can only review the nonfat blackberry frozen yogurt here, but that’s all you really need to know about. It’s creamy, it’s delicious, and it’s nonfat! Nothing makes dessert taste better than being guilt-​free.
The staff are generally nice teenagers, the shop is small and kept clean, there are about 12 flavors offered and some toppings, but really you just need to walk in, fill your dish with the nonfat blackberry, and let happiness begin.

went in here for the first time monday 11-​24-​2014. wont go back. the yogurt is priced by weight, which is fine, they only have one size of cup. one full cup is almost a pint or a couple of ounces over a pint. if you fill it up to the rim, expect to pay $ 7.75 for that pint. what? … i say what??? talk about cajones to charge that much for a little pint of of frozen yogurt. can you say greeeeeeeddy. i can walk next door to whole foods and pay that much for a quart of real ice cream. total rip off.

Great yogurt and a super nice family runs this place. Lots of toppings and good flavors.

I used to go here when they first opened and I kinda liked it. Now that I have another place to compare it to, I have to say this is not my first choice. It’s not bad (I would hope you couldn’t make bad frozen yogurt), but they don’t have the flavor selections (only 1 sugar free or no sugar added) and not very interesting flavors at that.
A couple of the kids that work in the place seem either bored, or dying for you leave so they can talk to their friends. The last time I went in my husband and I felt very unwanted because the young lady who was working had a guy friend hanging out with her and she just kept saying to him, ‘I’ll tell you later” or «I’ll tell you in a minute» as she looked over at us! She made it clear that as soon as we left they could continue their chatting! We normally sit in the only place they have indoors, but we felt so unwelcome that we went outside and were harassed by bees because of all the sweet smell coming from the garbage cans! Wow, that was my last visit and I won’t feel bad if they don’t make it.
Maybe whoever owns this place ought to pop in to see how things are being run. Then they should go check out their competition and see what/​why people are there and not here — things like excellent customer service, selection, seating, specials and more.

Good place… good toppings and good flavors

This is hands down the best yogurt place I have tried, and I have tried a lot! The décor is cuter than cute! The yogurt itself is by far the most delicious I have ever had. Try the chocolate and vanilla. The topping are extensive and laid out well too. I can’t wait to go back!

I’ve been waiting for this place to open as I work in the area and I DO love my froyo! The sign was up and coupons were offered in the local circulars many months before the place even opened?
They had approximately 5 or 6 different flavors of yogurt which I sampled several. I especially loved the watermelon… and as the other reviewers have said: 1. great selection of toppings, sauces, etc. 2. Very small inside so only room enough for a few customers to actually sit and eat.
The reason for 4 stars? It appears the owner ran out of money when it came to the bathrooms. The toilet and sink area were obviously old and used as they were covered in stains. The faucet and floor were old too. Kind of reminded me of a gas station restroom. It didn’t go with the rest of the décor at all which appeared fresh and new. Weird.
I will definitely go back however as it’s nice to have it so close to my work!

Favorite new frozen yogurt place! The yogurt comes from the Portland based company YoCream, which is high quality and very tasty. They have a variety of flavors and sample cups are available to try them! A very good selection of toppings from fruits to candies, cereal, sprinkles, nuts, syrups, mochi balls and more. They even had corn bits! Not sure who would want to put corn in their froyo but I think it’s cool that they have it.
My only concern is that it’s a bit on the small side, doesn’t have much seating and could get a little crowded with lots of people.

Berry Farm is a great froyo place nearby Lamb’s Thriftyway market. It’s quite small, doesn’t have a big seating area, so I consider Berry Farm a «purchase-​and-​go» place.
Although it doesn’t a wide variety of flavors, there is a great selection of toppings! Toppings are divided into 3 parts: dry toppings, candies&sauces, and fruits. Besides the «traditional» toppings that most froyo places have, they have a good collection of sauces. some interesting flavors are: kiwi lime, strawberry, white chocolate, etc. Of cause they also have the normal syrups like caramel and hot fudge; they also have agave if you want to go healthy.
Overall, Berry Farm is a great new froyo place to try out, I do think it’s better than the other froyo joints in Tigard/​Beaverton.