Früsen Berri

The shop itself is very nice but we weren’t impressed with the yogurt or quality of the lattes we ordered. The staff was very friendly and even remade our drinks, but we still ended up trashing them. If you’re looking for a nice quiet little place, I’d recommend it; otherwise go some where else.

A hidden gem! Great family friendly atmosphere where not only can you enjoy delicious soft serve yogurt but there is also a coffee bar. It just re-​opened for business yesterday and I think I am probably going to be there quite often.

A nice treat right in downtown Collingswood. A number of different flavors of frozen yogurt and a variety of toppings (shout out to the Chocorocks as well as the carmel pretzel yogurt) where you pay by the ounce/​pound. They also offer a frequent shopper program. TV is there in case you want to watch something while you eat, as well as some seats out front outside.

I cannot justify giving this froyo place anything less than five stars. Nope.
I was tired and somewhat cranky tonight. On Friday nights after a long week, my general routine consists of this… in this order: walking into my apartment. Saying hello to my apartment. Changing into sweatpants. Opening a bottle of wine. Finding food. Locating a comfy surface. Opening Netflix. Not moving for xxxx amount of hours. Pass out.
But alas, this month is weird because I’m moving, so my Friday routine got all screwed up and I found myself being active on a Friday night (the HECK)… and thus, at Frusen Berri’s doorstep for a pick-​me-​up.
It was about half an hour before they were set to close up shop, but the girls working were as nice as pie. They welcomed us, offered samples, told us how the machines work (namely: like every other froyo place), and let us have our pickings.
I chose the ice cream sandwich, cookies and cream and tahiti vanilla flavors, then went over and found the most fattening toppings, like brownie bites, cookie dough, chocolate chips, oreos, etc. I was then VERY excited to find strawberry and blueberry bursting bobas, which I of course piled on top of my creation. Also, surprisingly, all of what I just listed off tastes really good together.
This all cost about $ 4. Which isn’t bad. They do mail coupons in the Clipper. Keep an eye out for those!
Now: to note: they have chairs. Comfy chairs. And a TV. And pretty artwork. And they’re located in Collingswood, which instantly gives them props in my book.
Not to mention: it was five minutes before closing as I was finishing up my cup and the girls working were STILL sugar-​sweet. That’s just fantastic customer service all around.
Frusen Berri made it just THAT much harder to leave this town at the end of the month. I highly recommend a visit. They’re on Powell Lane… which is that little street with the Lumberyard next to it. There’s a parking garage behind it. You can put a quarter in the machine and get half an hour.

I visited this yogurt shop on a busy Saturday afternoon. The shop is comfortable, they offer a full menu of coffee house items in addition to frozen yogurt and snack items.
The yogurt was good, a little big more expensive than I am used to for yogurt but still pretty reasonable. I wish they had fresh fruit to add to yogurt instead of frozen.
Haddon avenue needed a frozen yogurt place, I would skip the coffee.

I have to give them props though. They did have my favorite topping, mochi. But the texture of their yogurt was just not up to par. It was too runny for my liking. I’d rather drive down the street to Froyo. The décor was very confusing. Definitely not a fan of those tables and chairs. It’s like being back in the 70’s. It doesn’t make the place cozy at all, more so stiff.

Ambiance: More relaxing than the YogoFactory (no kiddies running amok). They have some comfy couches on the inside, almost a living room’ish feel to it. They also have tables outside.
Yogurt quality: We felt that the quality was good, similar in taste to PinkBerry and Kiwi (… but Yogorino in Philly is still my favorite). We especially like the Tahitian Vanilla or the Sea-​Salt Caramel! They have 6 machines (~ 18 flavors). They also have low-​fat, no-​fat and no-​sugar.
Toppings: Nice variety, the fruit looked/​tasted fresh. I liked those chocolate bits that had raspberry in them!
Cleanliness: The yogurt spigot/​drip-​tray looked clean, was not messy. The toppings bar looked organized and didn’t have any rogue toppings spilling over into other bins.
Pricing: .49 cents an ounce
Staff: friendly
Tip: Don’t forget that if you have trouble finding street parking, you can also park in the Public Parking portion of the Lumberyard Condo garage (Kiosk metered) located a few steps away.
We will be back.

New posh frozen yogurt spot in the neighborhood. So, EXCITED!
I think the place is really cute and it appeals to adults and kids. Colorful chairs and wall art. The color of the walls were played down which is a good thing since the accessories and furnishings are so vibrant. There are 4 wall stations that serve soft yogurt. Each station gives you 3 choices of self serve yogurt. After you get your desired yogurt amount, there is a topping station with multiple choices of candy, crushed grahams crackers, boba, syrups and plenty more. You pay based on the amount of yogurt in a medium sized cup which is weighed. Yes, the amount is $$-$$$ for yogurt but I am not surprised based on the location and its moderate high end yogurt shop styling & décor. I recommend they get a variety of sizes for the yogurt cups, especially smaller sizes for the kids.
The place not only serves yogurt but also, smoothies, breakfast sandwiches, coffee and sweet treats. I was able to sample the Tahitian vanilla and Caramel macchiato. The sample size was more than I expected and was almost filling. I decided on a mixture of Tahitian vanilla and expresso. Wow, they both were so delicious. I ate in, sat at the front in a comfy brown leather lounge chair and watched some television.
My experience was very positive and hoping I don’t gain too much weight since this place is in walking distance. Because I will be back here again, again and again.