YogoBerry

Way overpriced, $ 15 for two frozen yogurts (in MD I pay $ 8 for the same amount) no price guide in the shop, limited selection of toppings. That said, the shop is clean and quiet, but seriously, not a good value for your money.

Enjoyed this little spot on Main Street.
My only problem with it was that it was the most expensive frozen yogurt I’ve had in my life.
I haven’t been to any of the other places on Main lately so this may be the going rate but it ended up being $ 17 for 2 frozen yogurts .
The place was organized and clean which is a big pet peeve of mine so they checked that box for me.
We sat at a nice table right out front and got to enjoy the passerby’s which was cool. The table was about to fall off apart so that was not cool.
Anyways, I’d recommend this place if you’re looking for some good froyo. Just don’t go there on a super tight.

Best frozen yogurt in the area. Flavors are always authentic tasting and never muted/​weak. Plenty of toppings (fruit, syrups, candy, etc) available.
Staff is always friendly and the shop is nice and clean.
A bit pricey for a snack or dessert, but a nice treat for a rainy day like today.

Really nice place! Love the chocolate flavor. The people working there are very nice. The price is good and they have many options for toppings, including fresh fruits. The decoration is very beautiful and I think is a nice place to stop by during the afternoon.

It’s no Pinkberry or Red Mango, but it’s acceptable for the Newark area. I like their strawberry and caramel pretzel flavors, but the rest are pretty blah.

Amazing yogurt! Never had it better anywhere else. Much, much better than Yogurt City from down the street. Awesome variety of flavors, and many topping that are always fresh. Employees don’t speak English very well, but they are very polite and will do pretty much anything for their customers — I think it’s family owned, if not they make it seem that way.
I go there at least 3 or 4 times a month for the past 6 months and haven’t had a bad experience yet.

Yogoberry is a self serve frozen yogurt joint with 10 different flavors to choose from. There’s also an array of fresh and candied fruit, granola, nuts, candy and other toppings to choose from. You then weigh it and pay for it accordingly. Weirdly, they don’t have any guide to help you at least get an idea of what you’ll be paying. The prices are usually good, but it’s a mystery every time I’m at the register.
The mango and vanilla flavors are my favorite. The fruit and vanilla flavors seem to taste the best and most natural, while the birthday cake tasted a little too artificial for my liking. Personally, I did not like the original tart flavor but it seems to be the most popular.
The décor is actually what attracted me here in the first place. Everything is super bright and fun, with the main colors being bright green, pink and orange. Love! I also adore those mod orange seats in the front. And be sure to check out the super cute Tinkerbell mirror in the girls bathroom!
There is another frozen yogurt place that opened up a block down, but this one is bigger and seems to get less people. I used to scoff at it before, but I’m hopping on the band wagon with this froyo craze, because yogoberry is pretty darn tasty (and cute)!