Friendly service with small list of smoothie options - 3-4 flavors. I got the taro boba. (Had the milk tea previously). I wanted to mix the tea and taro but they didn't recommend it - said all the flavors were tested for the best taste. No one was there so I was in and out during the lunch hour. I would come back to try the Thai tea boba or yogurts read more

Wild Berry Yogurt - Taro Boba - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Menlo Park, California

325 Sharon Park Dr Ste A Menlo Park, CA 94025 This is the Wildberry Yogurt in Menlo Park, located in the Sharon Heights Shopping Center. I heard that their Los Altos location had closed, so my Yelp friend and I wanted to check out their Menlo Park fro-yo shop. It's larger place, and it has six machines. However, only five were working. Also, their machines have no center twist valve, so there's no swirl option. The flavor choices are somewhat ordinary and common to most fro-yo shops. The only fruity flavors were strawberry and strawberry-lemonade. But they do offer flavored teas and milk teas. Price Per Ounce (Nov 2024): 73 cts / oz. The negative aspect about this place is they have inconsistent Covid-19 precautions in place. Now, there's nothing wrong with being careful. But you need to be consistent. I observed the following: - no samples - no indoor seating - no restroom - they ration out cups - they serve toppings - sneeze shields What I didn't see: - staff don't wear masks or gloves - they don't keep the place super clean. There were leaves and dust inside the shop. There were two young ladies working, and they both seemed like they weren't too happy to be there. The place had a steady flow of customers, so it is popular, but I've been to better fro-yo shops. Free parking Outdoor seating read more

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Sharon Heights continues to be my favorite location for yogurt in the Bay Area! The flavors are all very yummy and the service is phenomenal. The staff are very friendly, and efficient, which is very rare in any business these days. Their toppings are a wonderful variety too! I highly recommend this location, it is worth the drive from any city locally! read more

Wild Berry is just about one of the only spots around this residential ish neighborhood to secure your fro-yo fix. Went here with a Yelp pal one Autumn / Winter evening to check it out. Strawberry, cappuccino, Southern butter pecan are what I selected for a small cup. Flavours actually were not tasting too prominent, but it could have been due to the chilly outside temps. Each fro-yo variety tasted fine though just kind of subtle. No samples are offered or allowed it seems. Staff were young and just alright... you could sense they were just doing what they needed to and didn't really want to be there working that evening. Wild Berry fro-yo shop is in a small rather non-descript shopping plaza, directly off Sand Hill road. read more

I would not recommend you to come here. It looks run down with all the decals missing letters, still full COVID protocols that seem outdated (especially with no one actually in the store), and half the machines are either empty or "out of order". With what seemed like little to no customers, who knows how long the toppings have been left out and the cheesecake bites were very chemically tasting. However, if you're stuck on a HEAVY CRAVING for froyo, the soft serve was fine. It tasted like any other usual froyo place and they did have the common flavors like original tart, chocolate, and vanilla. There was also strawberry lemonade, cappuccino, and praline flavors. I tried the latter two and the original tart. These were fine. That being said, I won't be coming back. read more

I walked in on a this afternoon because my hubby wanted a yogurt. In need of a restroom, saw that a code is required. No one was up front. The side door was wide open and I asked for the code to the restroom. She proceeded to tell me it was for customers only. I replied we do plan on purchasing from this establishment. Then she yelled at me that I should be back into any area I only had one foot in because no one was in the front of the store. This women was having a bad day!! So sorry I ever stepped foot into this place. I told my hubby to turn around because I wasn't going to spend any money at an establishment that treats there customers so terribly. Shame on that employee!! read more

I just had the best flavors of yogurt at Wild Berry Yogurt in Menlo Park! Their chocolate flavor is so good! Service was quick too! read more

We were looking for a quick bite to satisfy our sweet tooth, and Wildberry Yogurt was the place to go. They had about eight flavors of yogurt to choose from, and it was self-serve. The toppings, however, were given by the employees, but they were very generous. They are following strict COVID protocols (employees were masks, they give you a plastic glove when getting yogurt, etc...) so it felt safe. The employees were very friendly, and the owner seemed to know people in the neighborhood. There's outdoor seating, and it's a great treat for a hot day. read more

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This place is okay. They offer boba and froyo. The froyo and toppings trend more towards "candy" than "healthy snack," which makes me long for the days of Fraiche froyo (sadly shuttered), made from freshly cultured yogurt with lots of ripe fruit, fresh nuts, and house made mochi... but I digress. Wild Berry Yogurt in contrasts feels more like a mall food court froyo. It won't change your life but it will scratch the itch. read more

Terrible service, very dirty, and some food tasted expired--overall, bad vibes and an unpleasant experience.

I stop by today and grab 3 different servings.flavor was delicious.price reasonable but the place extremely filthy floor and windows and the doors enters were absolutely disgusting I don't want imagine that if the inside area is the same way. This place is located in a very nice area I don't get it how's not one hasn't complained about it. Hope the owner will step in. read more

If a yogurt shop existed in a dystopian timeline this would be it. This place is like going back to COVID times. They hand you cups, let you choose your own flavors but then you have to put your yogurt onto a tray and they put your toppings on for you. The two workers stand behind a sneeze guard and bark orders at you. A little girl asked for napkins and one of those ladies handed it to her with tongs!! On top of that the flavors they show on their website is NOT what they have available in store and a few of the dispensers were out of order so you were left with just a few sad choices. WTF?!?! read more

I enjoy coming to this place for a nice snack for a warm day or to answer the call from my sweet tooth. This yogurt spot is nestled in the hills on the west side of Menlo Park near a few cafés, Safeway, and CVS. They have a good variety of flavors to choose from including anything dairy free. This establishment is still practicing fairly strong Covid protocols with social distancing, use of gloves, and being served your toppings rather than self service of everything. Personally, I like that they serve the toppings because many establishments that allow patrons to serve them selves make things very messy, and gross, and patrons are not always sanitary. The couple that works there are sweet, and they run everything very well. It isn't a super long drive but I wish there were something like this closer to where we live. However, because it is so good, we make the trip. I love that the flavors are sweet but not so sweet where it feels like you're eating soda. If you are in the area and looking for a nice refreshing treat for your palate, especially on the days where it reaches the 80s and 90s, be sure to stop by this yogurt spot. read more

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This place is stuck in Covid times and really felt uncomfortable. They grab a napkin to give you a spoon, you hand your cup to them in a plastic container so they can add your toppings. It just felt weird. I guess others don't mind and that's all that matters. I just won't go out of my way for it. read more

Been coming here for years. Like the self service aspect, the yogurt tastes good and good selection of toppings. Took my kids here recently for 2 small yogurts and mine was about a medium and it came out to $21!!! The next day, went to In n Out for dinner for my family of four, so one more person, and it was $18. The cost per ounce has doubled over the past 5 years. Something like $.32 to $.66 per ounce. This was our last visit and I have to tell my kids no when they ask for Wildberry. I'll drive a bit further to the Sweet Shop in Los Altos where I can get the same 3 yogurts for less than $12 or go to Pressed Juicery for 4 large freezes for $20 and way healthier. read more

Not the best frozen yogurt place to go to because now that COVID is over they still do toppings served by the people that work there. The toppings and the yogurt where very high quality. The cups are very small and there is a limited amount of sizes to choose from and it was also given by people who work there. The first week my family was at the house we went to Wildberry and 3 of their flavors were out! And they do not carry very many fruity flavors of yogurt. it could have been better to go to. read more

No longer carry sugarless frozen yogurt. It was such a treat. Please bring back. People who don't eat sugar love it. I used to look forward to getting Froyo every week until some idiot canceled it. In the weeks after they dropped the sugarless yogurt I went through a sadness unlike anything I had ever felt before. I believe Wild Berrry should bring back the sugarless yogurt because of its healthiness and incredible taste. Not to mention if you are a diabetic you can't have Wild Berry unless it's sugarless. Wild Berry would be a better place with it. Wild Berry is a clean tidy place with awesome service, all it needs is sugarless froyo.Thank you so much for reviewing my feedback and taking it into account. read more

Wild Berry Yogurt - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Menlo Park, California

Yumm for self-serve of the following service: (+) Original tart (+) Cappuccino (+) Mango I'm not so keen on these flavors, but they also have: (-) Raspberry (-) Tahitian Vanilla, No sugar added (-) Chocolate (-) Cookies and Creme (-) Strawberry Lemonade Sorbet (-) Salty Caramel Pretzel Toppings are rather limited here (no cereal, no graham crackers, not a lot of dark chocolate options) -- they do have: mochi, strawberries, blackberries, lychee, almond slices, etc. Samples handed out by cash register person, so you do have to wait sometimes -- service isn't particularly friendly here, but the yogurt definitely hits the spot when I'm craving it. read more

Wild Berry Yogurt - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Menlo Park, California

My GOD NOOOOOO. They've stopped selling the orange sickle froyo. I've been driving down from my home in Contra Costa County 90min to buy it for a few years now. I've no reason at all to go now and was just charging my car for the trip. Oh well. read more

Wild Berry Yogurt - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Menlo Park, California

I've been coming to Wild Berry for the froyo for a while which is great! I love places like this with build-your-own cup of froyo including toppings and pay by weight. They usually have a dairy-free selection or two and I love the toppings selection (some of my favorites are popping boba, mini cheesecake pieces, fresh lychees, and chocolate sprinkles). And now I'm even more excited about Wild Berry because they carry boba drinks! I ordered two of these today (one for my husband) and was pleasantly surprised! I had passion fruit green tea with boba and I got my husband coconut milk tea with boba. The flavors were good (though a bit sweet - don't think you can adjust the sweetness here) and the boba balls had good flavor and texture. The large is $3.95 and each topping (including boba) is 50 cents. This is now the closest good boba to me so I expect I'll be back a LOT! read more

been coming here for years and glad they still have a creamy tart yogurt. the bay area tart frozen yogurt craze has died down quite a bit since it's 2000's heyday, but this place is still consistent with a tart yogurt that isn't too icy and still gives a nice tang to the tongue i skip most of the other flavors except for tart mango -- not sure if they still have that also appreciate they still have the asian yogurt toppings like the nata de coco and mochi not my cup of tea, but if you're still looking for traditional style tcby flavors and toppings like crushed peanut butter cups, you can still get it here read more

This is definitely the place to come to on a nice hot day on Sand Hill! Came during lunch time and it was empty so it was perfect for me since i work in the area. Definitely will be back on more hot days. Large options of toppings and ice creams! read more

I love the yogurt here and have been going for years but walking in there lately is like walking into a time warp. You have to ask someone out from the back to get a cup, they provide a glove which is such a waste of plastic to me, they still do the toppings for you and follow the strictest of COVID rules. The beauty of this place is that it was self serve and now there is nothing self serve about it. COVID isn't a national emergency anymore! Get with the times! read more

I wish I could say it was delicious and great but really can't. Yogurt-Didn't really have enough yogurt and was mostly ice. You get the color and some taste of the yogurt but it's very watery. I like it when it's thick and hard (don't laugh!) and made with Greek yogurt. The best part of this place was the sweet boy behind the counter and the fresh fruit toppings. I really need to find a good yogurt place in the Bay Area :-( read more

This Froyo is so delicious and this location is the best. The store is very well maintained and always clean. The woman that runs the store is as kind as can be, she is warm and invites you into her store with a smile and a warm welcome, best customer service I've seen in a long time. So if you like good frozen yogurt and a friendly atmosphere this is the place for you I highly recommend read more

So glad I didn't choke on this metal swill that just came out of my boba milk tea and happy my kids didn't either read more

Wild Berry Yogurt - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Menlo Park, California

Selection was ok but no idea what gluten was. Owners English was not good and she kept telling me they all have dairy (which is not gluten, btw) When I asked to see ingredient lists, they were very stingy about it. Asking me which ONE I wanted to see. I wanted see them all to Know which my daughter could have. I like to support small businesses but know your clientele, your ingredients and be helpful. read more

I love this spot. I come here at least twice a week to grab a cup with toppings togo. Owner is super friendly and nice. They have my favorite toppings (and a lot of variety!). You get charged by the weight so of course if you pile on a lot, it'll be more. Sweet treat! read more

Good frozen yogurt. It is too bad that they use plastic spoons. They should have decomposable spoons.

Very expensive! Taste is fine. Not too impressed. We got three smallest cups with no toppings and very little ice cream for $16!

WildBerry Yogurt had its grand opening in Menlo Park at 12noon today, and I was there at 12:03pm! The newly renovated space (it was previously a Japanese housewares store) is bright and airy, with plenty of seating inside and out. Located in the Sharon Heights Shopping Center, it has the benefit of being on a corner, and there are glass walls on two sides of the shop, making it quite cheery. There were a ton of yogurt flavors. The ones I can remember are Acai/Pomegranate, French Vanilla, Chocolate, Cookies & Cream, Tart Mango, Tart Plain, Honeydew, Coffee, Strawberry and Blueberry. They allow two samples before you buy, and I tried Acai/Pomegranate (somewhere between sweet/tart with good flavor) and Chocolate (nice! not too sweet). I then bought a container of Tart Plain (absolutely delicious with good yogurty flavor and a consistency between icy and creamy) and Strawberry (again, good flavor, but not too sweet with a creamier consistency). For toppings, they had two "stations." In the first, they had a ton of fresh and canned fruit (fresh: all kinds of berries and mangoes; canned: cherries and something that looked like gelatinous fruit cocktail). In the second, they had all their dry toppings, including cereal, sprinkles (chocolate and rainbow), chocolate chips, dried fruit, M&Ms, mochi, etc.). They also had some squeeze bottles with sauces to put on. Everything (yogurt/toppings) is 41 cents/ounce. The staff was mostly friendly. They're still being trained. My one beef with the place is that there is only one size of cup and it's quite large. It's definitely more of an adult size than a kid size. Parking is ample in the shopping center, but I fear that it will become more crowded now! read more

wildberry's decor is simple: orange, white & green with grayish minitiles around the froyo machines. elongated shop has plastic chairs & aluminum/stainless steel tables inside & out. froyo availability: -peach (out) -cheesecake (out) -honeydew :nice taste -tahitian vanilla :it's vanilla with a variant -mango tart -chocolate -tart -cookies & cream -french vanilla -capaccino -blueberry -strawberry pricing: self serve, .41 cents froyo & toppings, 23 dry toppings (usual chocolates, nuts, cereals, candies, 12 fruits/wet, 9 crumbled cookies/etc. frodrips: -electro freeze froyo dispensers, custom printed "carryout" cups. -creamy froyo, on the soft serve side. -no tax for take out froyo -wacky wabbit wating: 4 stars, many mikeys and janes with parents here. garbage can overflowing with wildberry cups. -not a destination froyo place but ok for the neighborhood. -yogurt tad better than trutti but not as good as pinkberry. read more

VERY UNSANITARY! My cousin and I attended and spent around $9 for my yogurt, and my cousin around $6. I come about once or twice a week because of the quality and taste. During my last visit, I saw an associate using a spoon to scrape the toppings that customers on the other side of the glass dropped on the counter. I was extremely disgusted because this could have fallen out of a kids mouth, fell off of someone's eaten yogurt, etc. I feel the counter on the customers side is not sanitary because cellphones, wallets, hands, etc. touch it. To scrape the toppings back is not sanitary. To make matters worse, the same associate then helped out customers who paid cash. After this transaction, she continued to scrape toppings back into the cups, but then accidentally dumped over the peanuts on her side of the glass. She then used her hand to put the peanuts back in the container and then put it back out for customers to consume. She touched MONEY. Her hands were just on dollar bills and then touching a topping?! She saw me watching and then used the spoon instead of her hand. My cousin and I immediately threw away our yogurt. I am extremely appalled at the lack of sanitary measures. Employees need to constantly wash hands and use gloves when handling food. I really enjoy your establishment, but I refuse to come back until this is remedied. I recommend NO ONE eats here unless you want bacteria filled toppings. read more

8 flavors, most non-fat, only 2 tart. self serve. creamy and thick. smooth and not icy. lots of toppings. fresh, sweet berries and fruits. stale almond granola. dried up mochi. 41 cents / ounce. read more

Wild Berry Yogurt - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Menlo Park, California

One of my favorite places to go after riding! You swirl your own with a good selection of flavors and toppings, and quality is consistent. Outside tables for a sunny day are a plus. read more

I feel horrible dowgrading my rating, but WildBerry has lost some of its luster for two reasons: 1) On the last couple of visits, the yogurt was decidedly less "frozen", so while it was already on the softer side, now it melts in seeming seconds; and 2) they switched their mochi vendor and now it tastes like fake tropical fruits and aspartame. The people are still friendly and the place is still clean, so WildBerry still merits a visit. If they could just tweak a few things to restore their product to former standards, I'd be a very happy camper. read more

Wildberry, wildberry, wildberry: how deceptive the "wild" in your title is. Not only do you close egregiously early for a shop lauding desserts, but you trust your visitors so minimally as to require staff-assisted sampling's. To sum up? Ain't nothin wild about this berry. We'll be back when you're open past nine and treat your customers with an ounce of human decency. Thank you. And good evening. read more

Mochi and yogurt is a weird combo. I think the temp makes the mochi a bit too chewy. That being said, it's a new experience to me. Acai/Pomegranate is good and tart. Ill just do without the toppings next time read more

Great new frozen yogurt discovery! Reasonably priced at $0.41/ounce, unlike Auntie Anne's/Red Mango at Stanford Mall in Palo Alto which is astronomically priced. Also, I prefer the taste and format/concept of this place to Pinkberry, which is icier / less creamy and not self-serve. They have a very nice variety of fresh fruit toppings and the usual rice cake pieces, cookies, candies, etc. the prices of which are of course included in the total weight -- the same as the froyo. The kiwi was much tastier than I've had at other yogurt shops where they are not ripe enough and too sour. All of the fruit and toppings looked fresh, clean and well presented. This store is located in the Safeway shopping center at Sharon Park Drive. There is plenty of parking in the large shared lot, and this yogurt shop on the corner is easy to find. The exterior walls are all clear glass and the interior is bright lime green, white and gray tiles. Very clean, modern and spacious interior, good restroom, and exterior seating too. I asked if they had a loyalty program (and noted they also have a location in Los Altos), but unfortunately they do not. The cashier was very nice, helpful and professional. No hard time given when paying with a credit card. I like this place and will definitely be back! read more

I randomly stumbled upon this place when I went to Safeway to buy some groceries. The yogurt is okay, but it tastes a little artificial and leaves a little bit of an aftertaste in your mouth. It's quite edible and will satisfy your yogurt craving, but it just isn't a place I'd drive out of my way to go to, especially considering that fraiche and pinkberry are not too far away. read more