Wild Berry Yogurt

VERY UNSANITARY! My cousin and I attended and spent around $ 9 for my yogurt, and my cousin around $ 6. I come about once or twice a week because of the quality and taste.
During my last visit, I saw an associate using a spoon to scrape the toppings that customers on the other side of the glass dropped on the counter. I was extremely disgusted because this could have fallen out of a kids mouth, fell off of someone’s eaten yogurt, etc. I feel the counter on the customers side is not sanitary because cellphones, wallets, hands, etc. touch it. To scrape the toppings back is not sanitary.
To make matters worse, the same associate then helped out customers who paid cash. After this transaction, she continued to scrape toppings back into the cups, but then accidentally dumped over the peanuts on her side of the glass. She then used her hand to put the peanuts back in the container and then put it back out for customers to consume. She touched MONEY. Her hands were just on dollar bills and then touching a topping?! She saw me watching and then used the spoon instead of her hand.
My cousin and I immediately threw away our yogurt. I am extremely appalled at the lack of sanitary measures. Employees need to constantly wash hands and use gloves when handling food. I really enjoy your establishment, but I refuse to come back until this is remedied. I recommend NO ONE eats here unless you want bacteria filled toppings.

This is a delicious place for exotic yogurt flavors. The salty caramel has great contrast of sweet mixed with a hint of salt. Parking is a bit tricky on the weekend though. It would be nice also to have a few more topping selections. The nice thing is that the price is not too high. Great little store for a sweet treat on a hot day.

Great new frozen yogurt discovery! Reasonably priced at $ 0.41/ounce, unlike Auntie Anne’s/Red Mango at Stanford Mall in Palo Alto which is astronomically priced. Also, I prefer the taste and format/​concept of this place to Pinkberry, which is icier /​less creamy and not self-​serve.
They have a very nice variety of fresh fruit toppings and the usual rice cake pieces, cookies, candies, etc. the prices of which are of course included in the total weight — the same as the froyo. The kiwi was much tastier than I’ve had at other yogurt shops where they are not ripe enough and too sour. All of the fruit and toppings looked fresh, clean and well presented.
This store is located in the Safeway shopping center at Sharon Park Drive. There is plenty of parking in the large shared lot, and this yogurt shop on the corner is easy to find. The exterior walls are all clear glass and the interior is bright lime green, white and gray tiles. Very clean, modern and spacious interior, good restroom, and exterior seating too.
I asked if they had a loyalty program (and noted they also have a location in Los Altos), but unfortunately they do not. The cashier was very nice, helpful and professional. No hard time given when paying with a credit card. I like this place and will definitely be back!

This place is great! Love the orange cream non fat and hope they will keep it year round. The yogurt is always good and the place is spotless. All the servers are very friendly and accommodating.

This is a yogurt shop located in our neighborhood and it’s great. So clean and the yogurt is very fresh tasting.
There was a young blonde girl working the last time I was so impressed by her service, she was friendly and so helpful.
Good job wild berry!

The yogurt is fine, but it’s nothing special. The flavors change very infrequently which makes the yogurt get boring after a while. Otherwise, it’s just a standard FroYo place. Reasonably priced and decent enough yogurt to merit 3 stars.

Yumm for self-​serve of the following service:
(+) Original tart
(+) Cappuccino
(+) Mango
I’m not so keen on these flavors, but they also have:
(-) Raspberry
(-) Tahitian Vanilla, No sugar added
(-) Chocolate
(-) Cookies and Crème
(-) Strawberry Lemonade Sorbet
(-) Salty Caramel Pretzel
Toppings are rather limited here (no cereal, no graham crackers, not a lot of dark chocolate options) — they do have: mochi, strawberries, blackberries, lychee, almond slices, etc.
Samples handed out by cash register person, so you do have to wait sometimes — service isn’t particularly friendly here, but the yogurt definitely hits the spot when I’m craving it.

Really good froyo, tried strawberry, mango tango and original tart, strawberry is so so, mango way too sweet. Really liked original tart. Super clean and organized.

Called in advance and they were closing early for New Years, but we were craving yogurt so we dashed right over.
Had the plain tart, cappuccino, and chocolate.
The yogurt flavor was good, but the consistency was not as smooth as others, maybe a little icy and it was a bit pricey. :-)

Mochi and yogurt is a weird combo. I think the temp makes the mochi a bit too chewy. That being said, it’s a new experience to me. Acai/​Pomegranate is good and tart. Ill just do without the toppings next time

we found a bug in our yogurt, upon approaching them with the bug still in the container, they offered to give our money back, as if it was no big deal. I tried contacting the owner and he simply said I’ll give you a gift card, it didn’t seem to matter.
we are never going back again, can’t risk getting ill.
frankly I was outraged with such low health standards.

Finally a yogurt shop near my office. I love all the different flavor choices & toppings. The shop was clean and staff was friendly. The yogurt is consistent and smooth in texture. Definitely a great place to go for frozen yogurt.

Just another typical frozen yogurt establishment. The «original flavor» was way too tarty. However, it was my first time seeing «lychee» as a topping which was awesome and it made my day.

8 flavors, most non-​fat, only 2 tart. self serve.
creamy and thick. smooth and not icy.
lots of toppings. fresh, sweet berries and fruits. stale almond granola. dried up mochi.
41 cents /​ounce.

I am a huge fan of frozen yogurt and have tried many places. This place is definitely one of my favorites. The cappuccino and chocolate flavors are delicious. The perfect consistency and combination between soft and frozen. I didn’t think it was either too runny or too frozen. The temperature was just right. They have a nice selection of flavors and toppings that you put yourself (a big plus).
Additionally, the location is very clean and close to safeway and starbucks. A little bit hidden, but definitely worth the visit. This place is my new favorite frozen yogurt spot!

I am in love with this place, esp. with the Mango Tart and Cappuccino flavors. They are never out of toppings and the yogurt is always creamy and smooth!
My piddly complaints …
– It is always FREEZING inside Wildberry. I rarely visit WB at night because it’s too cold to sit outside and even colder inside.
– The Tahitian Vanilla for some reason is always semi-​melted.
Other than that, WB is my favorite froyo place!

I randomly stumbled upon this place when I went to Safeway to buy some groceries. The yogurt is okay, but it tastes a little artificial and leaves a little bit of an aftertaste in your mouth. It’s quite edible and will satisfy your yogurt craving, but it just isn’t a place I’d drive out of my way to go to, especially considering that fraiche and pinkberry are not too far away.

I wish I could say it was delicious and great but really can’t.
Yogurt-Didn’t really have enough yogurt and was mostly ice. You get the color and some taste of the yogurt but it’s very watery. I like it when it’s thick and hard (don’t laugh!) and made with Greek yogurt.
The best part of this place was the sweet boy behind the counter and the fresh fruit toppings.
I really need to find a good yogurt place in the Bay Area :-(

Yay I’m so excited a fro-​yo place opened near my house!!!
I like that its only 41 cents an ounce, which is cheaper than some others, and they have a really good selection of toppings, which is nice too. Yogurt is good; very generic, nothing too special exciting about it, just plain old, delicious frozen yogurt.
I think I may be living here this summer because its within walking distance and won’t break my wallet. Yay WildBerry!

WildBerry Yogurt had its grand opening in Menlo Park at 12noon today, and I was there at 12:03pm! The newly renovated space (it was previously a Japanese housewares store) is bright and airy, with plenty of seating inside and out. Located in the Sharon Heights Shopping Center, it has the benefit of being on a corner, and there are glass walls on two sides of the shop, making it quite cheery.
There were a ton of yogurt flavors. The ones I can remember are Acai/​Pomegranate, French Vanilla, Chocolate, Cookies & Cream, Tart Mango, Tart Plain, Honeydew, Coffee, Strawberry and Blueberry. They allow two samples before you buy, and I tried Acai/​Pomegranate (somewhere between sweet/​tart with good flavor) and Chocolate (nice! not too sweet). I then bought a container of Tart Plain (absolutely delicious with good yogurty flavor and a consistency between icy and creamy) and Strawberry (again, good flavor, but not too sweet with a creamier consistency).
For toppings, they had two «stations.» In the first, they had a ton of fresh and canned fruit (fresh: all kinds of berries and mangoes; canned: cherries and something that looked like gelatinous fruit cocktail). In the second, they had all their dry toppings, including cereal, sprinkles (chocolate and rainbow), chocolate chips, dried fruit, M&Ms, mochi, etc.). They also had some squeeze bottles with sauces to put on.
Everything (yogurt/​toppings) is 41 cents/​ounce.
The staff was mostly friendly. They’re still being trained.
My one beef with the place is that there is only one size of cup and it’s quite large. It’s definitely more of an adult size than a kid size.
Parking is ample in the shopping center, but I fear that it will become more crowded now!