Cherry On Top

This used to be my favorite yogurt place but it’s changed a lot. The employees aren’t as friendly. The yogurt flavors were very limited and bland. There wasn’t much to choose from in the toppings bar. The fruit looked soggy. And they discontinued stamp cards :(what happened???

Cherry on Top is similar to Yogurtland, but they had flavors I’d never heard of before. I got these amazing melon green tea and peach sorbets that were so yummy. They charge $.39/​oz, they don’t offer free water like YL, their bathrooms are for customers only, they have free wifi if you ask for the password, and they have quite a large selection of toppings. I got the honeycomb cereal — never seen that anywhere else as a topping. I drove around for so long looking for this place, so just be aware that it’s in the Amerige Heights shopping center in a little promenade area with shops on both sides.

No Hawaiian Delight which I could have dealt with. But they ran out of Strawberries? That had a good amount of missing toppings. Doubt I would come back to this one. Usually like Cherry On Top

So I understand places not wanting to provide people who aren’t patrons with seating or a bathroom however when you have every intention of being a guest and you’re simply sitting outside waiting for the rest of your party to arrive and you get told you aren’t welcome there that’s just out right rude. I mean I get it you’re 30 something and you sell frozen yogurt for a fucking living but for real you should at least know that a well put together young lady is not going to just lounge around all day using your chairs. I have no intention of doing business with «cherry on top» ever thanks to that one experience prior to even stepping foot in the place.

Came here randomly after eating at a restaurant in the same shopping center. Didn’t have dessert on my mind but I saw the sign and figured I would try it since I lived here for a few years and never have.
I noticed quickly that they had free wifi which is a plus. Wasn’t hard to discover that you have to walk all the way to the back to pick out what size cup you want for your yogurt all though similar places I’ve been to have always had theirs in the beginning where you walk in. Customer service is good.
For me its always hard choosing which flavor and toppings I want because they all look and taste good but I consider it a plus and one day (or many) I will get it just right.

Today was in the 90’s and we were looking for a cool treat. Sadly they didn’t have the air conditioning on and it was overly warm in the shop and the cold toppings weren’t being kept cold. They should have spent the money to keep the store and the products cold. Not sure I’ll bother coming here again when there is a lot of competition out there.

Came here randomly since Starbucks across the way was packed to near max seating capacity. It looked completely dead inside and the reason being that it was rather hot inside, so we decided to eat outside since they have a few chairs. The chairs were plastic and will bend if you decide to lay back. As for their yogurt, it made my standards and satisfaction. They do have free Wi-​Fi and one restroom.

The peach tart was an absolute treat. What was more of a treat was the awesome customer service shown by the employee Brittany J. Not only did she show wonderful customer service towards me but she was the most gorgeous and beautiful employee working at the time. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would visit again.
— Mark Inocentes™

I really enjoy Cherry on Top. This location is in the same center and right by Daphne’s, so I tend to visit both at once. It works the same as Yogurtland — Pick your yogurt and how much, pick your toppings and how much, and pay based off weight. This place charges .37 cents an ounce.
What I like about Cherry on Top is that they have different choices of flavors than Yogurtland and they seem to have more variety than them. It’s a nice change if you want frozen yogurt but something different. They even have sno caps!

Its review time again and next on the list is my favorite so far of all the Yogurt chains out there Cherry On Top. This review is for the location in Fullerton off of Malvern. We have visited several Cherry On The Top locations and so far this one stands out to me as the best of the bunch. The servers are always friendly and ready to help, the yogurt selection is good and they rarely have a down machine unlike the Orange location and the topping bar is chock full of everything I look for in a Yogurt shop.
My bread and butter yogurt selection here is and forever will be the basic chocolate/​vanilla combo with chocolate syrup with snow caps, chocolate chips and a few slices of banana… and of course a cherry. The prices are good at .39/​oz and they also offer free Wi-​Fi at this location. The one thing that would make them perfect is a whipped cream dispenser (a la some Yogurtland locations) but I wont hold that against them. I will be back here hundreds more times in the future.

I systematically watch businesses fail that do not even allow you a cup of water when you buy a meal or make a reasonable purchase. Here $ 6 will not even get you a cup for water. How can they sell food? I understand if this was a hardware store. By the way I am not sitting here for hours using the wifi. I only wanted some water after eating so that I would not choke. Bad business.
Go to Pinkberry. It is cheaper there, and they have customer service. I feel sorry for the teenager stuck working the counter.

Saw this cute little fro yo store when I was walking through the plaza, decided to give it a try. I love the décor, it’s very fun and eye catching. I’m also very fond of the idea of the dividers for your frozen yogurt because it’s hard deciding if I want to go chocolaty or fruity and don’t want to mix the two. Their original tart is by the far, the best I’ve had. The fruits are super fresh and healthy. The workers though, can do better and not have that rude attitude when asking if we need help.

YYUUUUMMMMMM.
We live amongst a pool of different fro-​yo shops, and Cherry On Top is our favorite.
You know how sometimes you get frozen yogurt that has that sharp, almost bitter taste? Cherry On Top is not like that, their frozen yogurt is smooth and lovely! Every time we come here they have a couple new options, but there are MANY choices, do not fear. Also, toppings galore.
We happily drive over here in traffic to get our fro-​yo fix.

Cherry On Top’s slogan is «Frozen Yogurt. Your Way.» That made sense since the Fullerton location has a variety of dry toppings and a decent selection of fruits. For the yogurts, about 14 flavors running at one time, being switched 4 times per month. That’s pretty good considering they have almost 60 flavors. Being, a Pinkberry fan, I have a hard time visiting the competition because they have less locations and insufficient marketing to lure me into their stores. So it’s nice to try the rivals, another one I notice being Tutti Frutti.
However, Cherry On Top is a not small chain. There are 17 locations in Southern CA alone and few blips in AZ, CO, HI, and NE. Whoever made their website (
) thought simplicity, with a clear description of their tarts, cremes, and sorbets. They make their frozen yogurts with Real California Milk and claim that their stuff is superior in quality. Honestly, I really can’t tell at the moment so I’m gonna partake in their inventory as much as I can. WHY?
Cause they had this flavor called Kiwi Strawberry Sorbet and it’s freaking amazing. A good indication that their sorbets are going to be scrumptious. I’m in the mood for their Hawaiian Delight and Mango Sorbets. I also tried the Original Tart, the slogan stating that it’s a great balancing act between sweet and tart, which it was, but I like it when it’s sweeter at the end, less tarty.
Short Stories
@ You Like them on Facebook — get 10% off.
@ They got an online eClub & Blog.
@ Take a Loyalty Card for a FREE 8 ounce after purchasing 9.
@ The Fullerton location has Free Wi-​Fi.
@ Price is 39 cents per ounce with yogurt served by you, made by you.

PRO“s
–the yogurt taste great
–selection of flavors alternate and they have a pretty good selection
–great location
–never really packed
–place is always kept clean
–the toppings are always fresh
–staff is friendly
CON’S
–none

If your purchase is less than $ 7, they will charge you an extra $ 0.40 to use plastic. I don’t think they’re allowed to do that…
If you bring in a stamp card from another Cherry on Top, they’ll stamp it but you can’t redeem it at this location.
If you ask for a sample cup, you have to wait for the employee to finish up at the register so that s/​he can get said cup, walk over to the yogurt flavor you’d like to try, and dispense a dollop for you. No, you cannot do it yourself. Absolutely not.
One cool thing this chain offers is a thin piece of perfectly shaped cardboard that divides the cup in half allowing you to try to flavors that won’t mix in the cup. I was able to try a fruity flavor and a creamy flavor… all in one cup! The weight of the paper gets deducted from the price also.
Cake batter was creamy and thick — quite tasty. Red velvet tasted pretty much like chocolate. Hawaiian delight was more like a fruit punch of artificial flavors.
Nothing remarkable. Good froyo, but terrible store policies (e.g. the sample cup protocol that was borderline offensive — hello, I’m an adult with a full-​time job).

Good:
–cake batter — really good but I can’t have a whole cup full
–hawaiian — tart and refreshing like frozen punch
–strawberry banana — i really liked this one. it was like a perfect smoothie
Wtf?:
–red velvet — ok this is where I got really confused. I swear it was chocolate. I pulled the lever, and out came. brown? I was disappointed since I really wanted to see how Yogurtland’s red velvet compared to Cherry on Top
I went back inside to ask the employee if it was possible that chocolate was coming out of the red velvet machine, he said no. He did however say that they taste very similar. What? This confused me further. Chocolate and red velvet do not taste the same. If anything, red velvet tastes more than vanilla than chocolate.
The toppings cart was a little surprising. I can understand that there wasn’t enough counter space, but the placement was a little awkward

The concept is the same. Get frozen yogurt and load on the toppings. As far as variety goes, I don’t think this place has any more flavors than other frozen yogurt places and the toppings seem about the same also. The difference is that I find their frozen yogurt to be slightly more thick and creamy than Yogurtland or Pinkberry which is awesome. it also costs a bit more though but it is somewhat worth it.
I like the fact that they have a stamp card :) I would probably get frozen yogurt here again if it was around me but there are so many other frozen yogurt shops around so I won’t be searching for Cherry On Top. ⁴⁄₅

I’m not able to consume dairy but I do like that I can control how much I can have.
The flavors are great, and there’s a good variety of toppings. I’m happy that unlike their competitor, their yogurt doesn’t taste sour like yogurt.
Free wifi.

Cherry On Top has an enticing aesthetic. Although all of the post Pink Berry yogurt shops push in the same Japanese influenced hi-​tech style, Cherry On Top pulls it off just a little bit better.
They pride themselves on their flavor selection, but I don’t think it’s really that different from Menchie’s, Tutti Fruiti, or Yogurtland. All offer tart lychee, red velvet, cake batter, and other assorted flavors. Cherry On Top does not offer hot fudge (Menchie’s does).
The coolest thing Cherry On Top has is a divider for their yogurt cups so you can easily sample two twisted flavors and keep the flavors from seeping together. The optional divider currently has a QR code on it so you can scan the QR code and vote on your favorite flavor (I think they should put the QR code on the flavor sign so that way the page loads with an auto selected flavor).
A great place for frozen yogurt on a hot day, but Menchie’s is my current favorite.