CherryBerry Self-Serve Yogurt Bar

I was a late adopter of the froyo appreciation. However, I’m now a fan. CherryBerry isn’t my preferred place but that’s mostly because of location.
It does feel like some other places have a wider variety of toppings but CherryBerry’s selection is still pretty good. They always have maraschino cherries (no surprise given their name) which is one of my favourite toppings to that definitely earns them some goodwill in my book.
Staff are… well, honestly, they are one of the few areas for improvement. They are all friendly and nice but not always the most knowledgeable. They do keep the place fairly tidy which is also a check in their favour.
They location is ideal for those craving an expensive but not too fancy night out. With gourmet burger place Relish next door, you can have a fancy burger and top it off with froyo.
And do someone a favour and look around. Lots of groups do fundraising here so make sure to say that you want to donate when you order. it doesn’t cost you anything extra and you’re usually helping out a good cause.

Loving CherryBerry! I didn’t know how good it was until I tried Menchies, which was disappointing. Cherry Berry is clean, has great selection and excellent frozen yogurt. YUM!

LOVE Cherry Berry! I’m here more often than I should haha
The environment is really family friendly. The staff are so nice. Lots of choices for frozen yogurt and there is always something available for those of us who need dairy free. Plenty of dry toppings and even more wet toppings! Fruit, cereal, brownie bites, coconut, the list goes on and on. The fun part is going in and there are always new things to pick. They have daily promotions and hold lots of fundraisers. Love this place!

Cherryberry is light, colourful, cute and great on the eyes. It’s a happy place to walk into. They have 2 sorbet flavours that are vegan-​friendly and a huge selection of fruit and other vegan options for toppings. The sorbet I got, raspberry and blueberry pomegranate, was delicious and the prices are fairly reasonable too.

Halifax now has a lot of really excellent froyo options. Cherryberry is not one of them. I’m feeling a tad lazy so I’m going to do pros and cons
Pros:
Lots of toppings and flavours to choose from
Different size cups so you can customize how much you want
Little dividers that allow you to divide your yogurt into different flavours/​toppings. I did half chocolatey and half fruity.
Tarte flavor tasted good.
Nice bright atmosphere.
Cons:
Way overpriced, I got what I’d consider a small portion and it was $ 8.
The flavours weren’t good. I got some cookies and cream flavour and it was kinda crappy, reminded me of a mocha flavour which is not what I wanted or expected.
There were no bobba which are my favourite.
The toppings are in this barrel like container and you need to turn a cog to open them. Although I thought this was a good idea, the toppings come out way too fast and I had too many nerds on my yogurt.
Overpriced, mediocre froyo. No thanks. I’ll stick to Menchies.

We took our kids to Cherry Berry once, it was so delicious! We knew it was going to be pricey, I mean, self-​serve yogurt with access to a gazillion toppings? Of course! My son, who is two had the smallest serving ever with 2 blueberries and 1 piece of strawberry (I’m not kidding) and the two older kids had a smaller serving as well but obviously had more toppings. My husband and I, remembering that it was going to be pricey, were committed to enjoying our experience here and the kids were so excited, how can you deny them! Anyway, I had Greek frozen yogurt (DELICIOUS) and I can’t remember what my husband had but I topped mine with whip cream, peanut butter sauce and some chocolate sauce (it was so worth anything I was going to pay). Wow… I knew it was going to be pricey (that’s why I mentioned it more than once in this review HOWEVER, I did NOT expect it to cost $ 45!!! I could have taken my kids out for a quick lunch at a diner, or something. That’s CRAZINESS… but again, it’s delicious and lesson learned. If you go, be prepared to pay unless you get a very small serving and next to no toppings. That being said, I will say the staff was awesome, super friendly (seemingly genuine) and the place was spotless! It is a sweet little spot and I was kind of surprised that it wasn’t busier but then I quickly remembered that I just spent what could be considered ½ of someone’s weekly grocery budget on frozen yogurt for 5 people (including a two year old).

Expensive and watery… Having tasted Yogurtland in USA, Tutti Frutti & Menchie’s in Calgary, Cherry Berry doesn’t come up to the standards. I guess this is what we have to settle with here in Halifax. I wish we had the above mentioned alternatives.

I meant to write a review for here ages ago but I am finally catching up on reviews so here it is…
A friend and I visited here on a whim without knowing much about it other than that it exists. It was at night, around 9pm, and quite a cold day in October so not sure why we were wanting a cold treat. Upon entering, we were greeted and promptly given instructions on how the system works. It basically goes like this «pick the size bowl you want to fill, fill it with any combination of the yogurts, add desired toppings, and then it gets weighed.» There was a wide variety of flavor options and toppings. I also liked the design of the location with the ample seating, and flat screen TV which I believe was playing a 90s sitcom at the time (Saved By the Bell?).
So we each chose the medium sized container and filled each to about half way with different kinds of yoghurt. I remember enjoying the birthday cake flavor quite a bit. We then added a few toppings, for me that included brownie, caramel sauce and M+Ms. We weighed ours together as it was my treat, and I nearly fell over at the price…$ 18!!! and it really was not that much. I would compare the amount with what you would get in a small blizzard at DQ. I know you’re paying for the experience and the premium of having so many options etc, but it still shocked me.
Was it good? Yes it was pretty yummy! I am not sure if I will be back because for one I am technically not supposed to have dairy and when I do, I don’t want to spend so much money on it. I would recommend it to others though, as it is something different and it would actually make a good spot for a date.

Self serve yogurt bar?! This sounds like one of those get rich quick schemes that I wish I thought of. Seriously though, it’s pretty awesome. And the staff are super friendly and helpful.
You have like I think a dozen different flavours of Yogurt (with a sorbet option or two). Then you have I don’t even know how many toppings to choose from.
After all is said and done, they weigh your creation and you pay based on a $ x weight.
So good!

Love the space and lots of free parking around the side just up from Relish parking spots. Lots of choices for flavors and toppings. Very clean shop and the choices all tell you on the signs which are low fat or no sugar etc.

I have one savory tooth in my whole body. The rest are sweet teeth. I love desserts. And friends. This place gets the whole gang to the yard and satisfied. Want a little something sweet? Some fruit? A jug of sugar with a smile? Everyone leaves happy. I’ve been there twice and can’t wait until I go back.

Caramel chocolate Cheesecake yogurt with everything on top. this is how to spend my Saturday

This bright and cheerful new yogurt bar is sure to delight both young and young-​at-​heart. Fantastic flavours, loads of tasty imaginative toppings for any palate, friendly staff and quick service. Think about taking some home for your child’s next birthday party too. Bound to be a hit! Congratulations on your new opening Cherry Berry!

I went here on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn’t too busy. Staff were helpful and showed us how the self serve yogurt concept worked. I found many of the choices too sweet, but settled on a Greek berry flavour with fruit toppings. Next time ill go for chocolate toppings on a chocolate yogurt. Price was slightly high but not unreasonable compared to dessert at a restaurant.

CherryBerry opened on Friday with a VIP night of free frozen yogurt, advertised through their facebook page. Like kids in a candy store we were happy to fill our containers with tons of froyo flavors and toppings. There were waffle cones and waffle bowls to choose from along with a normal take out container. The dry topping where in cool candy-​machine style dispensers, then there was a salad bar of fruit and refrigerated topping along with lots of sauces. The staff was cheerful and the large space was colorfully decorated, congrats on your grand opening CherryBerry!

Tried out the new Cherry Berry tonight with my little guy. It’s bright and cheerful and has 21 flavours of frozen yogurt in machines along a wall that you dispense yourself. They also have little tiny cups for you to try a few samples before you commit to one. After selecting your yogurt you move on to the toppings area; sprinkles, fruit, bobas, hot fudge, cookie dough, whipped cream, cherries, chocolate chips, granola, gummies, etc. Then it’s weighed and you pay based on the weight. I really liked everything except I wish they had that tart fruity yogurt that seemed to be much more common when I was a kid. This stuff was pretty sweet.
All in all a fun place to try, especially with the littler ones.