Berries & Beans

Out of all the coffee shop around me, this is one of my regular one. The service is totally good & fast, and my yogurts & coffee haven’t been wrong even I often have detailed requirements. I highly recommend this shop.

I’ve been coming here for the past few years but they recently changed ownership. The name is now Café Kacy. They still serve froyo, but they now expanded their menu and serve panini’s and a full espresso menu. The froyo is 39c per oz and they have peanut butter (yaaaaay!!!). They also have a great little lounge area and a few tables outside.

Pineapple dole whip! Oh yeah!!!
What an awesome little froyo place. Amazing environment and I felt really good about cheating on my diet. Hahaha.
Two thumbs up to the lovely young lady who helped us, Lizzy. What an awesome example of extraordinary customer service. She fully engaged us from the minute we walked in till we left. Sweet, friendly and very approachable. She took this from a three star rating to a 5 star!!!
Will definitely be back!!! Love it here!!!

Weird selection, with weird flavors. The flapping sign near the street gets you. It calls to you and you have no choice but to turn into the parking lot and get yourself some froyo.
This tactic works the first time, and that’s it. Again, weird flavors with weird tastes.
It’s a $ 10 min for credit card purchases, otherwise $ 0.25 surcharge

Worst froyo I have ever had. I was at the plaza for haircut, and saw this froyo place. Craving for froyo for a while, but this is what I got… melted froyo! Eewwwww!

The customer service bumped my rating from a 4 to a 5. After we paid for our yogurts, my daughter remarked that I had gotten a topping she had not seen, but wanted. I told her I would give her some of mine and the guy working there insisted that she could take some extra toppings. That was really sweet of him and made her a happy camper!
The selection is average. The chocolate and vanilla yogurts were low-​fat, while most places have non-​fat. Their topping selection is pretty good, including having sno caps (the best topping ever)!

The first thing I noticed upon walking in was how down the owner looked. It felt a bit like walking into church late, as if it would be rude to talk too loudly. Awkward!
The dole whip caught my eye, but I found it too sweet for me. I didn’t go on Unilocal to look at reviews for this place until afterwards, and didn’t even realize it’s so popular! It’s just not my thing, I guess. I settled for black cherry. The yogurt’s flavor was really good, tasted a lot like Chobani’s black cherry flavor. The texture wasn’t as smooth as I was expecting, but somewhat grainy. A little wet, too. Not the worst I’ve ever had, but definitely not the best. Large topping selection, though I didn’t stop anything particularly unique. Plenty to suit my needs though. I went with almonds and granola.
Didn’t realize until afterwards that the coffee was complimentary. I know, It should have been obvious what with the machine sitting out, but a heads up would have been appreciated.
Prices were good, and it had a somewhat homey feel with all the couches and lounge chairs. The fact that it isn’t a chain is nice. I would come again if I get a hankering for froyo whilst in the area, but with lower expectations than this first time.

The flavors were really good, better than most places. The girl working there was really nice. Added star for it not being a chain.
Florida needs to catch up with all these awesome boba/​fro yo joints.

Love it! Not too many choices because it gets very overwhelming. All the fruit toppings are so fresh and the other toppings are not stale. The atmosphere here is simple and I’ll definitely come back here again!

Not the best selection.
But everything was pretty decent that they did have.
Cheaper then most places!
Cool little atmosphere.
Seems like they are suffering financially.
Always wanna support the mom and pop shops over the big franchises!

Non fat peanut butter is great!

A reasonable-​quality yogurt place with good prices, nice seating, and the superb bonus of free coffee and tea. The latter really elevates this place above other yogurtish places and it’s much less surgical-​looking than many of the other yogurt places about town. Good place to get work done or hang out with people.
There are rarely people in here too, so it’s much quieter than you think it might be. I don’t know how much longer it might be in business, but while it’s here I’m certainly glad to patronize it.

The Froyo is sweeter here than I’ve had/​what I prefer.
Approx 8 rotating flavors w some staples like tart & vanilla.
The dry toppings are the usual candy bar, cereal, candies. The fruit & «fresh» toppings looked as if they were on their last leg. But to be fair it was at the end of the day.
The interior is chill though. Not clinical but intimate encouraging patrons to hang out on the couches & bistro tables.
Free coffee& tea w your Froyo.
Tight parking.

My friend and I were craving froyo and decided to try this place.
It’s located in a random plaza and a little hard to see from the street if you’re not looking for it. There’s not too many selection of flavors, probably about 6 – 7, but the quality of the yogurt is decent. They also offer complimentary jasmine tea and coffee with a purchase of any size of yogurt!

OK, although I’ve complained about the prices (refer to my original review), I’ve had to concede every now and then. Mainly because the better half really likes their plain tart flavor. Fact is, their yogurt is pretty good. Although we still don’t come here very often, we’ll drop by only if we’re in the area and if we have a hankerin’.
I came here a couple of weekends ago; it had been several months since we last patronized this place. Seemed like a slow business day for them — the owner, James, was working the register and there were only a couple of customers kicking back on their couches. One of the yogurt dispensing machines was out of service, which essentially means 2 less flavors. I inquire about it and James indicates that it needs repair. As I pay for my items I ask him how business is going and he says that it’s «pretty good» and that was it. Definitely not as talkative or friendly as he once was when this placed first opened up. In fact, he seemed kind of down. Hmmm…
I was in the area again this past weekend and decide to make another visit. Again, James is working the register, the same yogurt machine isn’t in service and there are only 1 or 2 customers in the place. This time James seems annoyed that he has to work in his own business. I decided to read some of the recent Unilocal reviews and sadly have to concur what others are saying: «…the owner working the counter is a little bit depressing», «…pretty unpleasant… no customer service skills.» Not sure what’s going on but this place has completely lost its «vibe.» I can only speculate that this business is dying a slow death which has been very common for frozen yogurt shops in the area. But whatever it is, customers are still paying so customer service is paramount. So my simple message to the owner: Hey James — snap out of it!

I don’t know why I ask for tasting cups when I go out to get froyo because I always end up getting the same «boring» flavor every time — plain tart. I can’t really tell the difference between soft serve and flavored froyos so I just stick with the OG stuff. Well…
B&B HAS SOME OF THE BEST PLAIN TART FROYO!!!
It is one of the best balances of sweet and tart in a plain tart froyo out there! GET SOME!

Ok this place offers free coffee to yogurt purchasers and good selection but WOW is there service HORRIBLE. Every single staff person I’ve interactive there has been so rude and really didn’t care that you were in there spending money. After 3 – 4 times visiting this with about 3 different staff members I’m done — I can’t stand it. I’ll give my business to another place that actually provides a pleasant customer experience.
The staff here are mostly all asian and all of their «friends» come in and go behind the counter and get yogurt and hang out and laugh meanwhile ignoring paying customers. They don’t care to speak to you, will typically just try to get you out of there as fast as possible. Many times they sit back there and play games or text on the phone. Just not a fun customer experience. Don’t go there.

Able to serve yourself, have a decent amount of selections but each of their flavors were pretty good. They had a sugar free/​fat free pecan that was D-​LISH!
The only deal is the owner or the guy working the counter is a little bit depressing so we already take our treats to go…

I walked in and the first thing I said was «THEY HAVE DOLE WHIP!!» Five minutes later a little boy walks in and says the same thing. My friends were amused.
Maybe it’s because I wasn’t at Disneyland, but it just wasn’t as good. The texture was a bit too soft and even the flavor didn’t seem the same. There was a good selection of toppings and 6 or so flavors, but I still prefer Yogurtland for self serve.
What sets Berries & Beans apart from other froyo joints is the free coffee and tea. It’s just basic stuff, but buying a cup of yogurt gets you free coffee to warm you back up!

Nothing too special, I only came here to try out the infamous Dole Whip flavor they have. It’s nothing compared to the dole whip in disneyland, BY THE WAY.
I mean the flavor may be similar (pineapple taste), but not completely the same. The texture is way different! Disneyland’s is a lot fluffier and doesn’t melt as quickly. It’s also less sweet than what B&B offers here.
But nonetheless, this is the place to go to if you’re craving some pineapple fro-​yo.
As a Pinkberry die-​hard fan, I still prefer Pinkberry over this any time!