Nuberri

Clean shop, friendly and helpful staffs, reasonable price. Yogurt is okay, does not have many selection and not very tasty.

A lot of flavors, a lot of toppings. Kids love this place. The young kids working there sort of behave as they are paid minimum wage, they smile and are friendly when you walk in, but ignore you once you’ve paid. The women’s bathroom door lock is broken and there is a sign on the door indicating that it doesn’t lock… this seems like something that should have been reported to the landlord and repaired immediately. Probably just a cash cow business. Customer Service isn’t over the top or special…

Absolutely love this place! I bring my son here every couple of weeks just to be able to taste as many new flavors as possible. They let you taste as many as you want before you actually buy, and the toppings are plentiful, from cereal to fruit to heath bar peices. My favorite is white chocolate mousse but there are just too many good ones to only have one favorite:) it’s self serve so you get as much or as little as you want. When the weather is nice we like to sit outside and people watch while we eat our yogurt.

My 2-​yr old and I go to Nuberri about twice a month for a treat. They have a great selection of frozen yogurt! They also recently added sorbet, Italian ice, gelato and frozen custard. One of my more recent faves was the Pink Lemonade Sorbet. SO refreshing on a hot day. I also loved the White Chocolate Moose but they haven’t had that in a while. Almost every time I come in there are new ones to try out. The only flavor I’ve tried that I wasn’t a fan of is the Cookies & Crème, a little bland. My son always wants the chocolate (which is very good!) with M&M topping. They have a very good topping selection with some yummy hot fudge, which I am a sucker for.

Nuberri has great fro yo with some really natural flavor tastes. It is very creamy.
They have a lot of interesting flavor options. Their salted caramel pretzel is really good. Their cake batter tastes «real» if you will. Their mint was spot on. Every time we go we see something new or different worth trying. This time the BF got southern buttered pecan that had a good maple essence to it as well. I love their topping selection. Much, Much better offerings than others in town. Although they have less hot fudge and caramel type topping options but that does not bother me. They have enough to satisfy your gooey cravings.
We both really like going there. My BF bought a groupon that we recently used. It was a flawless process to redeem. I couldn’t find my punch card last time but now I know where it is and we will not forget it again! You do not get punched with the groupon though, so FYI. That is OK because it was a great deal. We essentially got one of our ice creams free. We went to Nuberri before the groupon and will continue to go after the groupon. It is really good fro-​yo, great toppings, always clean and has nice service.

Giving this place 5 stars because the yogurt is always good but the customer service is bar none the best. The manager/​part owner values his customers and will make sure everything is to your satisfaction when you’re in his shop. Always lots of interesting flavored.

Yum, froyo! This store is cute, bright, and always has good yogurt flavors. The toppings usually look clean and well stocked, too. Employees are friendly and always remember to ask if you have your «punch card.» My only gripe is that they don’t monitor people taking samples. I’m all for free samples, but people (especially little kids) re-​use their sample cups over and over, allowing their mouth germs to come in contact with the spouts on the yogurt dispenser. However, in spite of this, I still think the yogurt here is delicious, and I’ll probably return (but be more vigilant about what flavor I choose.)

Good flavors, interesting toppings (potato stix!) and a really cute, clean store. Taro is my absolute fav, but their cookies and cream, espresso, and candy cane flavors are good, too!

Everything was delicious! The salted caramel pretzel is my fave!

Awesome! Great yogurt, friendly staff, very heavy crowd even on a Tuesday night at 9PM. Great!

Love frozen yogurt places like this! Nuberri is always bright and clean and I love that the flavors change each time I go in. The staff is also friendly and seem excited about where they work. Word to the wise — I haven’t seen this place quiet yet so be ready to take your time and wait for a table if you need to — it’s worth it!

Best frozen yogurt in Tallahassee, hands down. Always new/​different flavors to try each time I come in. Yes, parking is a pain in this shopping center, but it has nothing to do with how good their yogurt is. It’s also only .45.oz, which is def on the less expensive side for frozen yogurt. Also, sometimes they have groupons available, so definitely grab those too.

Some of my favorite fro-​yo in town. On par with Hiro and a step above Fuzions.
Try the red velvet cupcake. OMG. Put some of those delish little brownie bites in there.
Comfortable, colorful place, and conveniently located next to Publix liquors. Woo!
You pay by the ounce and the cups are huge to encourage you to pour more. I usually have just under half a cup and it’s like $ 3.50. If you don’t put enough in your cup, the dorkier employees won’t stamp your frequent fro-​yo card. The cool ones still will (cause they’re cool, and that’s just good PR/​karma).

I liked Nuberri.
Parking is a pain as the Panera and Publix had huge crowds on a Sunday evening.
Inside the place was packed, but I was still able to get out in 5 minutes.
Great flavor selection, but the topping selection was weak. Wish they offered white choc chips in addition to yogurt chips, otherwise the staff were cool and I enjoyed.

Love this place, great fro-​yo.

I sent this note to the manager through their website:
«Today I visited your store in the Blair Stone shopping complex for the first time with a group of friends. I was so impressed and pleasantly surprised to discover that you offer a non-​dairy option. As a vegan, I do not consume animal products of any kind so it was such a joy and relief to find a self-​serve frozen yogurt shop that provides an option for those like me as well as those with dairy allergies. For those who do consume dairy, your selection was wide, varied, and unique, something my friends commented on as they chose their yogurt flavors.
Your store was clean, your employees were helpful, and there was so much variety, especially in selecting toppings. I appreciated the large variety of fresh fruit and the inclusion of mochi, one of my favorite sweets.
The scale and price chart next to the counter was very helpful and a refreshingly honest business practice. It would have been so easy to take advantage of customers who are not aware of how much product they are adding into their cups. I was able to measure my cup every step of the way and purchase exactly the amount I wanted.
Your store was busy this Sunday evening and I hope it remains that way. Thank you for an excellent experience. The only thing I could offer as a suggestion is to have a mechanic look at your left water fountain. It shoots water so powerfully that it hits the wall!»

The latest in a very trendy frozen yogurt craze, Nuberri opened about two weeks ago in the Publix building at Blairstone plaza. Unlike a lot of these places it has a very swank, sterile-​white future theme going on as opposed to the family ice cream shop vibe and feels a little out of place for Tallahassee, yet refreshingly so. This is their first store but is very clearly designed and poised for franchising. (After speaking with one of the employees rumor has it they’re planning for 150+ units)
When you walk in you’ll face a wall of soft-​serve taps featuring low– and non-​fat yogurts plus a handful of sorbets. Score a container of the occasion-​appropriate size from an attendee then fill ‘er up as you wish with whatever combinations you so choose. Some of the alternating flavors I’ve seen so far include Taro, Cake Batter, Banana Pudding, Espresso, Tahitian Vanilla, Honey Dew, Passion Fruit, Pistachio and plenty more. Off the top of my head I would guess there’s 15 – 20 options at any given time. Along an adjacent wall you’ll find topping dispensers featuring everything from sprinkles and chocolate sauce to ten or more kinds of fresh fruit, every cereal or packaged candy imaginable, and honey. And cucumbers.
You’re charged based on the weight of your delight so however much you do or don’t spend is mostly up to you. If you skip or keep the garnishes light you’re also on the hook for a very limited number of calories only, so little harm in grabbing a small snack each time you grocery shop next store. For what it’s worth I’m personally NOT a taro fan, but the taro here is a lot more tart that I’m used to and has me hooked at the moment. Personal insight, check it out.