My Berry

Super nice owners and lots of fresh fruit toppings. Delish.

The interior of this place is so cute! They probably have the best variety of toppings including fresh fruits! They do lack in the variety of frozen yogurt flavors, but you can’t go wrong with the original tart. But seriously, I love how clean and nice and cute the interior of this store is! And it’s only 35 cents/​oz where other places are usually 45 cents!

Actually 3.5 stars.
The place is open later than most fro-​yo joints which is a plus.
There were only a few choices of fro-​yo, but lots and lots of toppings.
Not my favorite by a long shot, and mostly because the fro-​yo is TOO COLD.
As in, it hurts.
I don’t like soupy fro-​yo either, but this was on the far extreme of too cold and hard.
Brain-​freeze city.

If you are in the mood for a late night treat and don’t want the fat — try My Berry’s frozen yogurt! They are open until midnight, which is late considering that it is in the suburbs!
They have several different flavors and toppings available. And, you only pay 35 cents an ounce, which is awesome — if you portion it out right, you can get a variety of yogurt flavors and toppings at a relatively low price.
On my trip here, I got my usual — tart yogurt with strawberries and kiwis. I was looking for the chocolate chips, but missed the whole island of toppings behind me and settled for some piece of a Heath bar.
The staff is very friendly and I love the shop — it’s super bright, modern looking and inviting. I can’t wait until I can come back and try them again.

Yum yum yum!
I am on a self declared mission to find the best yogurt place in the suburbs, so you can put your anxieties to rest Suburbia! I will be reporting back on this yogurt craze as things progress.
Lots of seating, super random-​not-​really-​making-​sense-​quotes, smaller yogurt selection than Yogurtland (but everything was not quite as frightening sweet), incredibly nice staff, new management, and a lot of toppings offered.
I definitely recommend a little Cake Batter with a touch of Peanut Butter, and the sweet bread samples! (Not Sweet Breads, but Sweet– Breads.)
I’ll be back. And I might as well have some Wonton Mein from Wonton Express while I’m there… I mean, if you’re going to twist my arm America.

my berry for life! this place is legit. bubble tea is off the chain! so many yogurt choices. everyone here is mad friendly too. great place to chill and open late!

Soooooo good food. I love the staff. Super fast internet and super awesome froyo. PPl need to see this place!
Tell your buddies!!!

I was at the near by UPS and I have been on a fro-​yo binge lately. I saw this place and said why not.
It’s a pretty large store, good amount of room to sit in. The staff was friendly too.
It’s a self service place, which as in other places I have reviewed creeps me out a little. Germs ewwww. But it looks like a very clean place so I will survive.
I tried the pomegranate raspberry flavor. It was really tart but delicious. They have a good selection of toppings as well
They price by weight, which when I went was $ 0.35 per ounce. I’m unsure how much other places are. But it feels like a good price.

Super friendly staff and very clean inside. Their flavors change and they are always really nice and let you try a sample of the flavor.
I did a triple – tart, strawberry and pomagranate/​blueberry, YUM. They have fresh fruits, nuts, candies and everything you could think of to put on top. Price is very reasonable as well.
They have fruit smoothies and bubble tee made with fresh fruit. Can’t wait til it gets warmer (not that I need an excuse) so I can frequent this spot more often.

Super friendly and attentive staff. The guy working the counter allowed me to taste the cake batter fro yo before I decided to fill up my cup with that and the chocolate flavor. I just wish I could swirl the two flavors. I added the cookie batter chunks to this mixture.
I have also had the original tart and pomegranate flavors mixed which was awesome as well. I added some freshly diced fruit to this. Yum! An it was only 35 cents an ounce. Cheaper than other fro to places.
I want to go back for the smoothies and bubble teas in the future!

My Berry is our new favorite for yogurt and bubble tea. The yogurt is solid and they have at eight flavors and probably 30 toppings that you serve yourself for 39 cents an ounce. I like the orginal tart or fruit flavors, personally I think if you want cake batter go to Baskin Robbins! c’mon! Anyway the bubble tea is also delish although my mango creation had some stringiness to it which I think was because a bit of the pit got blended in. I’ll give it another shot sometime though becuase it tasted great. The watermelon and lychee flavors were enjoyed by my husband and toddler as well. Its cute inside and the owner is very nice. Its always kind of dead in there so I hope we just go at slow times, and that business is better than it seems!

Very Impressed!
There were about 8 choices, I mixed almost all of them and enjoyed each one very much. Froyo was very flavorful. The toppings choices were all full, fresh and delicious. I love my mocci :)
There is a nice variety of smooties also served here.
The owner is suuuuper nice!
The atmosphere is really cool! Every decoration and all the setup is all well thought through, from the from to the bathroom! All of the walls are bright colored, there are stickers and sayings everywhere… I loved it! There are cute chairs everywhere, a lot of sitting room, and free hot-​spot wifi.
Oooh and they are open later than a lot of hang-​out spots in the suburbs!
Come on in and try it out, you will not be disappointed!
** Not 5 stars because I am still waiting to be as impressed with a froyo place as I am with Froyo downtown Chicago and a place in Urbana, IL **

I can’t rate all the different froyo places. I feel like some just get the ratings they get because of all the hype behind the name. As for me, I think every one of them taste pretty much similar, the only difference would be flavors and self-​serve vs. served.
I like that this place was self serve and that they had such a variety of flavors. I loved their peach flavor, tasted just like a white peach.
The place is cozy and great for sitting and chatting, doing some homework, and spending some quiet time. I appreciated the simplistic décor and bright colors.

I tried this place for the first time the other day. I don’t think I’m a big fan. I’ve been to several other frozen yogurt places, and this one doesn’t hit the spot for me. I know frozen yogurt is supposed to be tart, but this one was way too tart for me and tasted slushier than what frozen yogurt is supposed to be.
The place was big with lots of places to sit. They are open late hours, which is nice for people who need to study. Space was nice, but I don’t think I’d come back here for their yogurt.

Of all of the similar self-​serve frozen treat places, this is my personal favorite, as the flavors are reminiscent of the frozen treats I had in Japan. While this may not tickle the senses of those seeking richer and sweeter fare, I personally enjoy that the frozen yogurt has a lighter and more-​subtly sweet taste — much appreciated after having spicy Korean or Thai dinners.
A lot of western-​style frozen treats are a little too rich and sweet for my tastes, especially after I’ve just eaten a fairly rich meal. I don’t want to drink dense cake batter, after having eaten a meal. I prefer light flavors that cool my mouth, and cleanse my palate. Thanks to the variety of toppings, I can tailor how audacious or subtle I want my dessert to be.
Making a yogurt dessert, I’ll generally add fresh fruit and sweet mochi, then call it a night. Though, more-​often than not, I’ll actually order South Korean patbingsoo () — a shaved ice dessert with azuki. Such shaved ice treats, with sweet red bean, are quite popular among numerous Asian and Oceanic cultures, and is something I loved as a kid during the summer. MyBerry’s bingsoo features frozen yogurt and finely shaven ice, adorned with sweet azuki paste, fruit syrups, pieces of fresh fruit, sweet mochi, soy powder, sweet condensed milk, honey and probably even more items I’m forgetting. It has an authentic Asian charm to it, which I miss out on at other western-​styled shops.
MyBerry is a fairly spacious, considering its location in a strip mall. The seating area is very comfortable, there are two TVs to watch, and they’re open late — perfect for my oddball schedule. So far, I’ve only met two employees, who are always friendly to my cohorts and I (it probably doesn’t hurt that we’re generous tippers), and the shop always seems meticulously maintained.
The staff I’ve met are Korean, the store is in a neighborhood with a robust Korean population, it’s around the corner and down the street from several Korean (as well as pan-​Asian) restaurants, so MyBerry definitely seems to be designed to cater to Korean preferences. As such, I won’t recommend it to everyone. As previously stated, the flavors of yogurt are on the more subdued side, by western standards. But, for anyone open to experiencing an authentic Asian-​style frozen confection, I heartily recommend MyBerry.

The froyo craze has finally reached the recesses of quiet suburbia. It’s self serve in a backdrop of lime green walls, top 40s pop, cryptic wall decal sayings, and funky chairs Compared to Swirl Cup, this place literally screams hangout to local tweeners and high schoolers alike.
They offer a variety of the usual suspects like vanilla and chocolate to cake batter and peach. I asked the guy at the counter for a sample and was handed a tiny cup. I personally like my froyo to harbor a creaminess with a nice balance of tart sweetness. My Berry did not live up to either. While it was a nice place to catch up with friends, I don’t think I would stop in for a froyo fix. I’ll just wait until I happen upon a Pinkberry, Red Mango, or Yogen Fruz.

Very clean place, cutely decorated, friendly staff, free wifi, chill to do work or relax. Open till midnight. Perfect local spot for my cravings.
classic tart yogurt
mango yummmm
multicolored mochi
+ about 40 other toppings.
TIP: Half off your order during their Happy Hour from 3−6pm every day hailss yeaaa.

After my recent trip out west, I was very dIsappointed, the yogurt tasted like frozen yogurt and not ice cream. The selection in frozen yogurt was limited and the décor looks like hey stooped in the middle.

Very good frozen yogurt. Tons of toppings to choose from and friendly staff. My only complaint is that it is a bit pricey seeing that you are charged by weight.

I love these types of places for my frozen yogurt and ice cream cravings, but my gripe has always been with not getting a large selection of toppings. At My Berry, they seem to have new toppings every time I stop in and that’s in addition to an already large selection of awesome. The fruit stuff is fresh too, not stale like a few places in the city.
I’ve had all the frozen yogurt flavors here, and my favorite by far is the peach yogurt with strawberries, bananas, and oreo (a bit strange sound, I know, but this combo is apparently pretty popular).
Overall I like it a lot more than the place down the street. The friendly staff does a great job at helping as well as keeping the place super clean. Make sure to try the peach frozen yogurt and consider mixing it with vanilla if you’re feeling particularly saucy.
They also show the new Top Gear episodes all the time, and not that Top Gear America waste of time either!