Blue Cherry

This is my favorite place ever ab Korean taste, the Tiramisu Creps is awesome and the owner is really nice too …
Too bad they shut down, economic problem and they cant make it.

Tried two thing there so far. Coffee Vienna — an ok coffee drink, and Crêpe. Had Walnut and Almonds crêpe without ice-​cream. Wish the crêpe was a little crispier but the portion was sufficient and was loaded with lots of walnuts and almonds. I should point out that the a scoop of ice-​cream on crêpe costs extra. However, I like my crepes without ice-​cream so it doesn’t bother me. Not the best crêpe but decent enough to go try the other offerings on the menu. The atmosphere is cozy — a good place to hang out with friends or just relax.

Hmm, this seems to be another of my disappearing (not filtered) reviews. If heading up Beach St. and craving fro-​yo, I will usually stop in at this location. I first discovered Blue Cherry while wandering around in west Keller (
). At the time I thought it was some of the best frozen yogurt I have tasted. I must admit, Blue Cherry is still at the top of the list. This is a neat location too due to all of the other offerings, namely coffee, crepes, pastries and lunch items. And I really do want to try those Korean BBQ tacos one of these days.
Bottom Line: Blue Cherry is not your average yogurt shop and can easily satisfy many cravings, or the cravings of many.

I’ve been here twice for frozen yogurt and was greatly disappointed each time. I love frozen yogurt and dare I say call myself a frozen yogurt connoisseur? Anyways… they boast being organic but their flavors are so artificial tasting. I couldn’t even finish my yogurt because it was so gross. I was super disappointed since they have such a wide selection. I decided to try it again and tried every flavor they had on hand and not one of them was any good. Every flavor had an artificial after taste that was very unappetizing. It’s nice because it’s big but I have a problem with places that try to do everything. Now only is it a frozen yogurt shop, but a café and Korean BBQ joint… hmmm. I’m a big believer in places sticking with one thing and being the best at that, instead of being ok at a million things. Try the frozen yogurt at your own risk!

Three guys came to the café/​frozen yogurt shop on an early Sunday morning and was greeted by a very friendly (and very attractive¡) female employee. She was super polite and courteous. Their drinks and pastries tasted yummy. Their WIFI service was on the mark. The place was clean and comfortable. The three highly recommend this place to others. The organic coffee tasted much smoother than Starbucks coffee. Check this place out!

You like those little dress ‘em up frozen yogurt shops? Yeah? How about cake and ice cream too? And a little made to order crêpe stuffed with walnuts, almonds, and Nutella?
All this and more. I recently got engaged, recently started a wedding diet, and then recently ruined it by eating a frilly chocolate cake of some kind, the aforementioned crêpe, and a steamed milk. Got my friend a lemon tart and the grand total was like $ 15 something. The service was pleasant enough, too.
Ample seating. There was an Apple geekazoid plugged into the wall and a couple moms with small kids. Had plenty of space for girl talk as soon as the screaming children left.

Wonderful espresso! Very rich in flavor and aromatic. Good crème on it. I liked it so much I took a bag of beans home. Just as good!
Then there are the treats! They all look so incredible. My kids love the soft serve. I want to try a crêpe, I just don’t get over there enough. I have had the Chocolate Bomb. This is the easiest way for me to try describe it.
#!/​bin/​bash
while :
do
(Decadence*(Indulgence+Bliss))^(n+1)
n=n+n
echo «All your tastebud are belong to us…»
enjoy 1
done

The frozen yogurts flavors were diverse and creative. The New York style cheesecake flavor was gross though. Everything else was great.

I love this little place! The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because I am partial to Pinkberry yogurt. But they have so much more! I just ate one of their new Korean BBQ tacos (gal-​bee) and it was awesome! They even have tempura udon, yummy:) If you live in the area or not… It’s definitely worth stopping in.

Good spot to sit or meeting with friends. Serve frozen yogurt, organic coffee, pastries (mostly crepes) and ice crème gelato! Good price and clean. Ps. They are now serving Korean BBQ tacos and Japanese noodles.

My daughter and I drop by here at least three times a month when we go shopping at Kroger next door.
I love the ham and cheese crepes, and the green tea yogurt is tasty (bring it back!). The staff is always helpful and patient, and they don’t mind my daughter sampling all of the flavors.
My one gripe is the coffee. Not sure if it’s Blue Cherry, or just organic coffee in general, but I’m not a fan.

The breakfast croissant was delicious and filling. My boyfriend described his english muffin with eggs, cheese, ham and bacon as the best Egg McMuffin he’s ever had. :) We tried the yogurt flavors; my favorites were the red velvet cake, cupcake, and peanut butter. My boyfriend loved the raspberry. The french pastries look incredibly delicious; we’ll likely go back this evening for desert. We were told to try a crêpe next time and the smoked samon crêpe was highly recommend, although I think I’ll be sinking my teeth into one of the sweeter options. As a cake decorator and aspiring baker, I really enjoyed this place and it’s friendly staff. Go check it out!

Nice, friendly service and clean, modern shop with plenty of room. Owner offered free samples of crepes and frozen yogurt. The menu is varied and offers organic coffee, waffles, crepes, pastries, ice cream and frozen yogurt. The frozen yogurt has the typical self-​serve setup of 14 flavors along a wall and a toppings bar. The frozen yogurt is sold by the ounce and was $ 0.39/ounce when we visited. The crepes were delicious and came in sweet or savory flavors. We got the cheesecake crêpe and it was huge, so sharing is recommended.