Cherry on Top

Great yoghurt, but awful service. Service is important to us and if you can’t even smile a little and say hello then my money will be taken elsewhere. I know their not making a ton of money, but good grief they’re pathetic. The guy behind the counter was on his phone and he looked like he was taking selfies. If I was the owner I would either tell them to adjust their attitude and what their doing behind the counter and if they can’t do that, fire them.

2 stars is being generous! The only reason why we come back is because it’s in the mall so it’s convenient. The staff is rude. I really feel like they hate their job. Put a smile on your face your at a frozen yogurt place where there’s tons of kids and family. At least don’t look so miserable!

Yummy I love ice cream hard to pass up when you go to Cherry Creek Mall its right inside they have delicious toppings YUM don’t miss out

Considering its location I was surprised by the relatively low prices versus other well known froyo stores. They have a good selection of toppings and enough froyo flavors to satisfy everyone. Don’t come here expecting crazy flavors not found elsewhere.

I enjoy going here when I’m at the mall Ilike. The fact you can make your own, than I find a table and people watch the mall is a great place to do that. So stop in and enjoy.

The first time I ate frozen yogurt at «Cherry on Top» was ~7 months ago: I had some berry flavor (either raspberry or strawberry) which was very good. All other flavors I sampled were also decent. Two weeks ago I came back and was very disappointed to find out that they changed almost all flavors and on the top of it they changed the consistency. Their yogurt now is pretty tasteless and very watery. Water (or 0% milk — have no idea what they add to make it so tasteless) makes it super heavy so even a small amount of it would weight a lot. Before, I would pay around $ 5 for the amount of yogurt I took and this time it was $ 7. I made a mistake of getting 2 flavors without sampling them. It was the last time I wasted my money at this place. Whoever owns this shop does not care about their customers and only cares about making more money.

Holy crap service batman! I went here today while wondering around Cherry Creek and there was one guy working the counter. He was hunched over the entire time looking at the computer and stayed hunched over until I greeted him. No hello, thanks for stopping in, the only thing he said was the total ($ 4 and some change). Mr. Personality he was not. Then another girl came out and they were talking and the both of them looked like their dog just died, it made me depressed. I guess working at a fro yo place is more difficult and sad than i imagined
They have about 12 fro yo flavors which is a perfect number because you’re not in flavor overload and have a decent selection of toppings as well. I got the cake batter froyo and it was the perfect thing to attack my sweet craving. There’s really nothing special about this place and they are way overpriced ($.44/​per oz). From the lack of service and other reviews, you can tell that the owners really don’t care about the customers (cheap, don’t offer mall discounts or punchcards). I would rather walk over to north cherry creek and go to another froyo place.

So I went in for yogurt on my break and so many things have now turned me OFF.
1. They don’t offer mall employee discounts. Every quick service place in a mall does that! We are half of your business! That’s fine, I will go across the way to «Fresh» and be taken care of there.
2. They don’t offer anyone a frequent buyer punch card or anything like that. How do you expect to keep up with the competition? Every yogurt shop has a frequency program!
3. They no longer have cup dividers beause the owners are lazy and haven’t felt like ordering and paying for them.
According to the employee I chatted with, the owners are the cheapest people he has ever met. They’ll do anything to save a buck… well so will I! Including not eating here anymore.

I don’t see why people are giving Cherry on Top low ratings. I find that the shop is just okay, nothing terrible yet nothing mind-​blowing.
Their cake batter flavor is oh-​so-​creamy; definitely a good combination with the just-​as-​tantalizing caramel flavor. There are many options for toppings, so no complaints there at all.
The only things I can see that might turn people off:
— Cherry on Top doesn’t have its own, closed-​in, storefront. Instead, it is open so that people walking by, on their way to Macy’s or wherever, could waltz in, ask for a sample, and then leave without slamming a door.
— Each self-​serve ounce is 44 cents, which is slightly higher than the average (which appears to be 39 – 41 cents). 44 cents for a-​ok yogurt is exorbitant; I’d understand if Cherry on Top were Pinkberry or 16 Handles (in NYC) or even Red Mango on Colfax.
Other than those two points, Cherry on Top is a good little spot at the Cherry Creek Mall.

I loved this yogurt peanut butter cup was amazing. I felt the store was clean and everyone was helpful for my visit. The price was what i expected for the Cherry Creek Mall and i got a good amount for 5 dollars.
Defiantly worth trying.

Disgusting.
I expected more cause it has prime real estate at the mall but damn. It was nasty.
I didn’t even buy anything. The guy there was nice enough to let me try the cake batter and the banana nut bread froyo… they both tasted the same… like NOTHING.
How can one ruin cake batter? Isn’t frozen yogurt places just ordering the powder to dump into the machines?
Honestly…the frozen yogurt bland flavor really got me sad. I really wanted some before the movies.

Cool and very catchy as you walk in from the parking garage or walk out of the Cherry Creek Mall.
Pay per ounce of ice cream and toppings, so be careful when you reach for the large cup.

Well, now I have to try them all to see if any of the plethora of froyo places stand out.
Cherry on Top did have a flavor that was pretty good – Hawaiian something or other. It was pretty good – a little sweet, but I liked the flavor. Hawaiian punch maybe. Had strawberry which was really creamy, and mango.
So far the only two flavors (as they all seem to have the same flavors) that have stood out for me was the watermelon at Pinkberry and now the Hawaiian at Cherry on Top.
I am pretty sure a blind taste test would be impossible to tell which vanilla came from which place (or strawberry, or mango, or blueberry etc).

More expensive than Yogurtland and definitely (DEFINITELY) not as good. The fro yo doesn’t wow me and neither does the service. I had to ask a very grumpy lady for sample cups and she walked me over to the exact flavor that I wanted and give me the sample herself. What?! I have to ask you to take me around to try each flavor that I want to try?! NO THANK YOU.
The only time I will be having this again is 1) I’m shopping at Cherry Creek and 2) it’s too cold outside to walk over to Yogurt Guru.

Warning: Don’t go to Pinkberry and come here and expect the same thing.
Sure…they have more toppings, but the quality lacks.
The process is easy: Go pick up a cup, (only XXL and XXL cups available here!) fill up with desired frozen yogurt – about 8 options, and pack on all the toppings your little heart desires. Just don’t go overboard, at .40cents/​oz you can rack up a bill QUICK! hence the over-​sized cups… I’m on to you Cherry on Top!
The «fresh» fruit? — nah, its the grocery frozen strawberry stuff you buy to make homemade strawberry shortcakes.
Either way, if you’re shopping up a storm and need a nice cold snack, Cherry on Top will satisfy you. But I would not necessarily drive across town to get some.

It’s been well established that I eat more frozen yogurt and ice cream than basically everyone else on Unilocal combined, so I feel I have some authority in saying that this place really isn’t that great.
First the pro’s: Conveniently located in Cherry Creek Mall, because there is nothing, READ ME, NOTHING, better than shopping for shoes and eating frozen yogurt. Moving on, it’s very well price (cheaper than yogurt guru) and it’s a pretty spacious area so even when there’s a line you don’t have to punch kids in the face to get to the yogurt machine.
Alright, the not so great’s: I’m a fan of the self-​serve yogurt places, but this COT’s toppings bar is a little gross looking. Not only do you have every little kid EVER in the mall reaching and sneezing into it from all angles, but the fruit looks sad and ill. The flavors here look remarkably similar to the ones in YOGURT GURU but they’re a lot more sour and definitely don’t taste as good (the pomegranate flavor, for example, tasted a lot fresher at Yogurt Guru.) Also, there’s only one size here. A clever marketing scheme no doubt but you usually end up with a lot more bland yogurt than you intended.
Just make the walk down to Yogurt Guru.

First I will say that I have particular taste for yogurt. Everyone is a little different. I prefer my yogurt to have tartness. I have tried Pinkberry and Yogurtland. I prefer the original at Pinkberry because it has more «tartness,» although Yogurtland is also good, their original just does not compare if you are a «yogurt-​fan,» if you yogurt to be less tart, more like ice cream, Yogurtland does have less tartness and their taro is very good.
So as for Cherry On Top, the original has the right amount of tartness. Consistency is a little icey and uneven, some of it seems too runny. It is 44 cents an ounce. It’s self-​serve, and they have a huge variety of flavors… mostly more suitable for ice cream than yogurt (cookies & cream, cappucino, etc). The flavors are not really exotic like you would find at FroYo places in California (pomegranate, green tea, taro).
They also have a ridiculous amount of topping options, again more suitable for ice cream. The fruits are most popular therefore the tubs were empty because no one is tending to them. The mochi came as rainbow colors (weird), but very soft and yummy. There’s only one worker behind the register and another occasionally checking toppings. The tubs are off on a separate bar so gets extremely messy and cross contaminated. They have a lot of sauces and ice cream type toppings you can throw on. Overall… It’s ok if u don’t want to wait an hour for the the Pinkberry down the street. Because of efficient layout and self serve, they run very fast and get a lot of business. It’s ok for now, Colorado is just picking up the Fro Yo trend, but eventually the true Fro Yo fans will not compromise.

Went there yesterday, and the lime flavor had a big sign next to it that read «PULL DOWN HARD» to which I immediately replied… in my head… that’s what she said… so that’s what i did, i pulled down hard… and broke a lever that apparently was already broken with no sign next to it. The high school kids who seemed to be running the place unhappily growled at each other about it… and hung up a sign… favorite flavor… gone… fail…
however, awesome toppings, and I love the fact that you buy things based on weight… so I have freedom to pile certain things on and not others… So yes, I pulled down hard, broke the lever, but still enjoyed the crap out of my yogurt…

I came here for the first time today and was really pleasantly surprised. I’d never been to a DIY yogurt place that does it by weight, (well I have but I didn’t get any at the time) and I really really love this system.
They had lots of different yogurt flavors, I think about 10, though they had about twice that listed on their website. I got the original tart and blueberry tart swirled together, (I am a tart fan, and unfortunately those are their only tart flavors), which is another function I really love; they have two yogurts per machine unit and you can get them as a «twist».
They also have at least 30 toppings– they have one topping station that is fruits, wet toppings, etc. The other station has the best selection of dry toppings I’ve ever seen. They had pretty much every cereal that I’d want on yogurt, as well as a wide variety of other options. I put a little cinnamon toast crunch on mine, and put a couple of Mother’s circus cookies on the side, for my own enjoyment.
That’s also something I like about this style of place– you can get a wide variety of toppings in whatever quantity you want. I do NOT like a lot of toppings, and everytime i get yogurt and half to pay the obligatory dollar for a topping they, (kindly) give me SO much that I have to say «that’s good… that’s…good…please stop!»
They charge $.40 per ounce of stuff, be it toppings or yogurt. This is really quite reasonable if you consider that they aren’t putting in the upcharges that usual yogurt places do. As much as I love Cefiore and Kuulture, they charge $ 2.5 for a 4 – 5 oz original, ($.5-.6 per ounce) and they charge $ 3.5 for a 4 – 5 oz specialty flavor. I like that this place does not upcharge for flavors of yogurt.
Also, on a whim I asked if they account for the weight of the container, and spoon. They told me that they do, and that seemed right because they told me my total weight of yogurt was a certain weight, and then the scale went up but the price did not, so that’s good.
I really like that the Cherry Creek mall is getting some better food court selection choices, and I would eat Cherry on Top over the former Haagen Das any day.

I have by DYING for this place to open.
Not really sure that there are any other self service fro yo places in Denver but they are all the rave everywhere else. That doesn’t make me a fro yo expert but it was just ok.
I got the cheesecake and the cake batter with no toppings… I really wanted to see how it tasted alone and they were ok. Nothing overly anything, almost too heavy in taste for frozen yogurt for me but then again, just my taste.
I’m really excited for Yogurtland to open on Colorado Blvd soon.