Yogurt Park

some of my earliest memories are from yogurt park. i recall watching them folding my toppings into the depths of my yogurt so that they could partake in each spoonful. my favorite college tradition is nighttime yogurt park runs with my lovely roommate, after which we store our leftover yogurt in the freezer to nibble on throughout the subsequent day. i hope to see zendaya there someday. but really i think that would make me very nervous because she’s so beautiful! now that im trying to eat healthier i enjoy their sugar free option that they always have, which also changes flavor every few days. i feel as though a yogurt park one is one of the healthiest dessert options in berkeley (a refreshing option amidst the takeover of the crumbl cookie and its kin….) in fact the changing of the yogurt park flavors is one of my favorite topics of observation; i make sure to check their instagram for their daily flavors as often as possible so as not to miss out on something spectacular. i also adore trying out different toppings: my favorites are the cookie dough and brownie bits and strawberries. ill see you soon, yogurt park

I wished the froyo tasted more yogurty and that there were more fruit flavors and toppings. I got the peanut butter, strawberry, and chocolate flavor with rainbow mochi and it was pretty good. Portion size and and price was pretty good.

can’t go wrong! always go when i head up to berkeley. long line always moves fast. vanilla choc swirl with pb cups is delish. mini is more than enough for one to two ppl

Made soup. Get all flavors in large and mix violently for at least twenty minutes to achieve the flavor and texture necessary. Sizes are bigger than you think. Beware. P.S I punished my toilet after.

Yogurt Park is a frozen yogurt shop off of Telegraph Ave and near the main UC Berkeley campus. Expect to wait in line for a few minutes -- this spot is a campus classic so it's popular with students and visitors. The yogurt comes in generous portions for a reasonable price. A rotation of daily flavors are available, along with the staples of chocolate and vanilla. The quality of the yogurt base is good, but the flavorings used are not very gourmet. This is to be expected given the large sizes and low prices. Most people would be happy with ordering a small (12 oz) or waffle cone (10 oz). A large cup (16 oz) is big enough to share with multiple people.

Perfect stop after a bike ride. Pistachio crème with cookie on top hit the spot, and the dude putting it all together was super nice. Also, I’m happy that I wasn’t asked to tip, it was a nice change of pace

The Yogurt is okay, but good value and very popular place. You can choose and mix flavors, and up to three topping for $1. What I like most is that they put toppings inside also, they mix the topping in so it’s not just sprinkled on the top.

Great place for frozen yogurt with rotating flavor options and many toppings to choose from. Sizes are bigger than you’d expect for the price around here. Could barely finish a small. At night especially when it’s hot the line is extremely long.

Yogurt Park ily. My friend brought an insulated bag to bring 3 cups of your yogurt home and we got lots of compliments on it so that was so slay. Also the (usually long) line goes by fast bc everyone that works here is so efficient and kind :) Bring guava back pls just for a day I need to try it!!

Alright look it's not bad but I got a few "remarks" The frozen yogurt is kinda mid, I wished I tried the black berry. The worker there dude she was off the yurks. Like she had a few 5hour energies before taking my order. She was way too just I don't even know. Like I wouldn't go here again it wasn't that memorable and the girl had pig tails. Like dude you are 20 something with pig tails.

I always come to YogurtPark whenever I'm in the area. The line is usually moderate but it is worth the wait. They always give you a lot of froyo and allow you to choose different flavors. The amount of toppings they put is great. You never run out. One of the best places to visit when you are craving a sweet snack!

Loved the location back in the day in WC and the last trip to Berkeley was disappointing. Asked for white yogurt chips and ended up with milk chocolate chips and when we mentioned it they just scraped it off but there were still some leftovers. Normally a simple order from a window and how could it possibly go wrong?

Yogurt Park has been consistently great over the years. This place is a college staple for late-night ice cream and dessert cravings. I've been coming here for years, and nothing compares to their quality, price, and portion sizes. A small size is very affordable and more than enough to satisfy your cravings. I always get the regular vanilla and add toppings like cookie dough, Oreo crumbs, and more. They layer the toppings by adding some in the middle of the yogurt, then more yogurt, and finally topping it off with additional toppings. Their yogurt is incredibly smooth and silky, not overly sweet, and overall perfect for my taste. This place is takeout-only. Especially during dinner time or late at night, there's usually a long line, but the service is pretty quick.

I don't get the hype. I certainly wouldn't wait in line for it. The price is right for the amount you get, for sure, but it's not for you if you're lactose. It's so creamy that I couldn't finish even a mini and it gave me the runs afterwards. Also, although the yogurt portion is generous, the toppings are slim. IMO, if they put toppings at the bottom of the cup and top of the yogurt, that might be a better experience. It was a nice treat, but nothing I would wait for or be it my go-to.

Got this after a concert at the Greek theater and there was a long line of college students. I got the mango and it was very thick. I also got the mochi as the added topping.

Yogurt Park is a Berkeley local favorite! It's located two blocks off from the edge of campus in Southside. You can choose what size cup you want your yogurt in- I've shared both the Mini and the Large with my partner and I think that the Small is a good size to pick if you're sharing with another person! Otherwise, a Mini is good to eat personally and a Large is good for 2+ people. You, then, pick from a list of flavors that changes once in a while. I typically go for the classic Vanilla and Ghirardelli Chocolate. For toppings, I always get their Cookie Dough which they make sure to spread all throughout the cup. While there may be a line on some days, it typically goes by pretty quickly! There is no indoor seating, but there is outdoor seating that's fairly accessible all along the street since it's located in the heart of Berkeley's restaurant and fast food scene.

So delicious and you get so much for the low price!!! We got a small and it was basically overflowing out of the cup. The yogurt is incredibly creamy and smooth. Line is a bit long when you come but it moves quickly. They also don't skimp out on the toppings! We got cheesecake and it was on the top, in the middle, and towards the bottom of the yogurt. They rotate flavors I think every day so there's something new to try every time you come.

Good value for what you get. I ordered a "large," which fills a 20-oz cup and comes with as many flavors as you like, for $6 (I recommend no more than 2; I tried vanilla and caramel). You can also add as many fix-in's as you like for an additional $1 (I opted for Reese's PB cups and g graham crackers). The ice cream flavors rotate daily. The quality of the ice cream is ok; it's not quite "Dairy Queen" level creamy and fulfilling, though it costs ~25% less (side note: why are there so few DQ's in the Bay Area??). It's definitely the best frozen yogurt offering in the immediate vicinity, however, so if you're in the neighborhood, definitely give 'em a try!

The best Froyo I've ever has!! I ordered a small with vanilla and chocolate. Added some granola and chocolate chips on top. It was fast, quick and easy. The vanilla and chocolate tasted very high quality, made without any artificial syrups or flavors. Each good on their own but perfection when combined It came out to be $6.50 even though the sign said $5.50 which is a little sketchy.

Would give this place a 1 star if it wasn't for their reasonable price. We came here on a Wednesday night and waited about 45 MINUTES before we even got to order. The lines are absolutely insane and it never died down even after we got our order. We got a small ($5.50) with the creme brûlée and strawberry shortcake flavor. The consistency is fine but the flavors??? Literally the most artificial thing ever and the furthest thing from what was advertised. Pretty cool that they've been around for so long but man I wish I got my time back because it was such a waste. Save yourself some time and just get your sweets craving elsewhere.

Yogurt Park came highly recommended to me. Located extremely close to the UC Berkeley campus, this is a staple for students in the area--and it's been like this for a long time, as this place has been around for decades. My professor remembers Yogurt Park from when she was a student years ago. Right off the bat, I can understand why this place has been around for so long. Yogurt Park changes its flavors every day, keeping customers on their toes and offering a chance to branch out and try new flavor profiles. There is no seating; they serve you at a window, and you line up on the sidewalk outside. Unfortunately, because of this setup, they do not offer samples. That's the only reason why I'm giving them 4/5 stars. As a pickier dessert eater, I really rely on samples to make my decision. I wish this is something they offered, especially since the flavors are constantly changing. Because they constantly switch flavors, they only offer a handful of options each day, which they publish on their Instagram page every day. There was a decent range of flavors when I went, but the real star of the show for me was the toppings. At first glance, the toppings might look too expensive ($1 per topping). However, they're actually not toppings. Regular toppings get sprinkled on top of your yogurt. These toppings are actually mixed into the yogurt, meaning you have your toppings mixed all throughout the cup instead of just on top. I ordered the smallest size they offer (which is still huge) and got the cappuccino flavor with cookie dough topping. It was essentially a cup of cookie dough with yogurt surrounding the dough. The cappuccino yogurt was excellent (essentially espresso flavored) and the cookie dough tasted fresh. My partner ordered the mango flavor. It was more of a mango cream, but still good. We paid $10 for the 2 small yogurts and the addition of 1 topping on the cappuccino yogurt cup. I highly recommend trying this place!

Yogurt park stole my heart from the first time I went there earlier this year. I have since been back at least 10 times. The quality and price are unparalleled. The service is quick and sweet. The flavors rotate daily. They always have a sugar free flavor. The fruit flavors are my favorite. They don't charge for toppings. They HOOK it up every single time. If you order a small, expect to have another smalls worth of froyo on top of the cup! It's located up near campus so that can be a bit hectic but I always find parking!

The times I've visited Berkeley, I've always seen a long line here. So I finally got to try it out with my friend on a hot day, which is exactly what we needed. It's in the downtown area right next to the UC Berkeley campus. Even though the shop is particularly small, it's quick and efficient when serving customers. There are about 6 flavors to select from for your yogurt, and many toppings which are a dollar per topping. I opted for their Chocolate Banana flavor, which seems like one of their seasonal flavors. It was so rich and creamy, I enjoyed it a lot. I ordered Rainbow Mochi as my topping, and it's nice that they put it in the middle of the yogurt and also on top. The total for one mini with a topping was only $5+ and I was super shocked! I like how affordable it is especially it is right next to a college campus, and it's worth the price because the yogurt was a good consistency and very flavorful! Definitely a place to stop at whenever in Berkeley!

If Yogurt Park has 100 fans, I am one of them. If Yogurt Park has 1 fan, it is me. If Yogurt Park has 0 fans, I've been eliminated for my undying devotion. Seriously though, $7 for a heaping 20oz cup of frozen yogurt that puts the chains to shame (with any flavors or toppings you want!) is an unbeatable value. They've been at their small window shop in Berkeley for decades now and the line is consistently long, but the incredible workers get through it so quickly every time. Their flavors rotate regularly but the classics return often, so I get to enjoy their blackberry froyo fairly frequently. Definitely stop by!

Food: A Froyo that leaves you feeling like it was a very rich treat. Went with the Strawberry Shortcake w/ Cookie Dough topping & Salted Caramel Pretzel. Both were tasty and creamy. Ambiance: Friendly staff even though there was a bit of a line to order. The indoor seating was not available, so it was a grab and go kinda place. Parking: Limited street parking. We had to walk 5 blocks to get here due to street parking being full.

yopo is such a berkeley classic. any hot day, big group events, or post-midterm celebrations, i would find myself at yopo. they have rotating flavors and it's conveniently located near campus. it's cheaper with cash and line goes by rlly fast. they give SO MUCH in a small cup but i always find myself getting a large and still scarfing it all down. might as well treat yourself right?

A campus staple where you get bang for your buck. Flavors rotate every day (check Instagram). I got the mini size of the cookies and cream (which was smooth, no chunks naturally) and Oreo crumbles as a topping. The mini size is still a whopping amount of froyo and you can have up to 3 generous topping servings. Logistics: - order at the window, no indoor or outdoor seating - they were cash only for a while but they take card now - limited street parking nearby; a few paid public garages nearby, plenty of public transit nearby - I can't remember if they offered a vegan/dairy free option

This was always my go-to spot in college for a late-night sweet treat! I love coming back because it's seriously my favorite froyo spot in the Bay and the prices are unbeatable. I also love how they mix in toppings throughout the entire cup so you're getting your toppings with each bite. Their flavors change daily so be sure to check on their Instagram to see what the daily roundup is!

Delicious froyo and I would come here more often if I could. Came near closing time and there was no line. You order at the window and they give your order straight to you. The people working were friendly. Got a large of strawberry and chocolate banana (recommend this combo!). Texture and flavor were great - creamy, smooth, and not artificial tasting. Love this place!

I moved to the bay this summer and I have been to yogurt park at least a dozen times...not an exaggeration! It does not taste like fro yo at all, it's so so creamy that it's just like ice cream. They change their flavors daily but usually stick around for around a week. My favorite I've ever tried is the vanilla and cake batter swirl with cookie dough bites. They will swirl the toppings into the fro yo so every bite has a cookie dough. I recommend getting the mini. It's more than enough and have never been able to finish it myself.

One of my favorite places to go to in Berkeley! They have rotating flavors you can check out daily on Instagram and love that they are always open late! I usually get the small or mini and try two different flavors. I don't think you can ask for samples unfortunately :( I've enjoyed coming here for a quick treat and trying new flavors! Just note that there's no real seating area and lines can get long during the school year at night. Prices seem to have gone up a bit recently but I'd still definitely say it's worth it! Overall a 10/10 place that I'd highly recommend trying! Some of my favorite flavors I've tried include: - Thin Mint Cookie - Orange Creamsicle - Salted Caramel Pretzel (reminded me of milk tea for some reason lol)

Main Blueberry is soooo good. I would come back here and just keep ordering this flavor! Creamy, natural flavor, and doesn't taste sour! Perfectly lightly sweetened. Their flavor options change EVERYDAY, so be sure to check out their Instagram to see what they have before you go. (but seriously, just order the Maine Blueberry)

I love this whole in the wall soft serve yogurt spot. It's right nested to Berkeley University and also the downtown area so plenty to do as you grab some yogurt to go. They serve you out of a sliding window and the line went pretty fast. I got the strawberry and added cookie dough. It also was the perfect amount to enough and didn't get to full off the smallest size they have. Plenty of street parking and the service was friendly. I recommend giving them a try

We just walked by and saw people in line for it. We decided to give it a try. They have 4-5 flavors to choose from. I got a mini cup, and they told me that I can pick up to three flavors. I told them to pick for me. My friend was smart and only got one flavor. I actually recommend you to get only one flavor because I couldn't really taste any differences. When they asked me for toppings. I also told them to pick for me and I said just "not too much". The two girls here are so funny and we had fun joking about my request. They got my nuts and chocolates. We both really like what we got, and mini is a big already. I will come back next time and just try other flavors.

We came here to use a gift certificate I was given two years ago and decided it was time to use it. Their frozen yogurt is very creamy and dense. It almost tastes like ice cream vs. frozen yogurt. They claim to be fat free which is hard to believe since it is so creamy. Note they only offer 6 flavors which varies from time to time. So if they are sold out of any flavors, that even reduces the limited options. When we were there the flavors were: Ghirardelli chocolate, Vanilla basic, Caramel Custard, Cookies and Cream, Raspberry and Rocky Road. They were sold out of Cookies and Cream and Rocky Road - the two flavors we were going to order. So we got Vanilla, Chocolate and Caramel Custard. The smallest size of 4 oz. is plenty and most people ahead and behind us also ordered the 4 oz size which costs $4.50 with no extra tax or service fee. This is a great place for a quick inexpensive and delicious treat. My picture of 3 empty cups is because we finished it off so quickly I forgot to take photos of it before eating it. Toppings are $1. The cashiers were also very friendly. I knock off one star only because there is no seating which is a bummer. So you either have to stand on the sidewalk or sit on the nearby steps (but you don't want to block the walkway entrance to the other small businesses inside). They do have two benches inside but closed that off.

Despite going to UC Berkeley, I never went to Yogurt Park in my four years of undergrad. The long lines never appealed to me and I, myself, was always more of an ice-cream lover than a frozen yogurt fiend. However, half a decade later with a frozen yogurt loving friend did eventually push me over and visit Yogurt Park once every few months and I have to say: it's worth a wait if you like the best deal on frozen yogurt. First off, it's no wonder this place was so popular--it's affordable. The mini size provides you enough frozen yogurt for more than one person. When I go, I even request that the mini is only half-full because I honestly should not be eating that much decadence in one go. But even with that request, it is full to where I feel disgusted with myself. And that's amazing. More bang for your buck. Oh, and toppings? $1.00 for any of them in any mix-and-match arrangement, so you can make your frozen yogurt even more decadent to your heart's desire. Overall, Yogurt Park is a great place on Durant/off Telegraph that should be the idealized place to stop by for dessert and definitely not CREAM. It's a bit of sugar-on-top-of-sugar, but that'll fit the vibe for a large portion of people and it'll fit the budget of almost anyone with their portions and their offerings.

Tucked away on one of the busiest streets in Berkeley, this neighborhood institution was a must-visit during my trip, and it did not disappoint. I ordered the mini Ghirardelli Chocolate soft serve, and it was delicious--creamy with a rich chocolate flavor. The store operates through a pick-up window, but the line moves surprisingly fast.

A Berkeley staple and must try if you're near the UC Berkeley campus! Look no further for soft, creamy froyo at college-level-broke prices and college-level-broke portions ;) Amazing portion sizes, prices, flavor, and quality. The smallest size (the mini) is less than $5 and is huge because they fill it way over the top of the cup. Flavors frequently rotate, which keeps things interesting, and they also offer fat-free and sugar-free options as well. They're also super generous with their toppings. I love that they mix in the toppings with the yogurt rather than simply sprinkling the toppings.... on top. Service is very fast and the employees are always friendly. The interior is very small and has minimal seating, so plan to take your yogurt to-go. Perfect for walking around Telegraph. Highly recommend!! There's a reason it's been around for decades!

We stopped by the shop on our way to the neighboring store, Fun Park. There was a long line, so we stopped to see why. I saw customers holding big cups of ice cream. The customer service was adequate enough that the line quickly. We were surprised by the yummy flavors. We ordered a chocolate with blackberry flavor ice cream. The flavor is soooo flavorful and strong. We split one.

10/20/24 Kinda reminds me of Diddy Riese in LA, sorta kinda. I mean, nothing is gonna beat Diddy for price. It's not possible. And it's not like Yogurt Park is exceptionally cheap, though it's not expensive either. But it's like a hometown thing, been here forever I was told. Basic yogurt. Nothing fancy. Toppings are pretty nice though. Just solid yogurt in a cup, decent prices that haven't exponentially risen like everything else. 4/5 #frozenyogurt #icecream #oakland

Friendly service, but overhyped food. Ordered a pint of froyo in cake batter and chocolate with cookie dough. Yes, she was creamy, but honestly I've had richer froyo at Yogurtland. Flavors taste artificial (old style "classic" flavor). Place is a cute little ordering counter with an oldies vibe. Maybe it's just not for me.

Looking for an ahhhmazing late night snack attack fix - this is a MUST HAVE!! Yogurt Park is inexpensive, DELISH and will fill that sweet tooth craving. The yogurt texture is more like a soft serve ice cream andd yummilicious with the Today's Flavor you have plenty of options to choose from and then added bonus of toppings that go in between ANDDD on top - this gal was in frozen yogurt heaven!! Open from noon to 11pm with a takeout window so you just look for the line of salivating yogurt goers in the heart of Berkeley under the glowing yellow Yogurt Park sign! Service was quick and watching them make our selections was AWESOME!! Taking a stroll in the heart of Berkeley enjoying our Yogurt Park froyo was delightful!!

From the convenient location to the generous swirls of froyo in each cup, it's clear why Yogurt Park is a fan favorite. I met up with a friend at Yogurt Park, and on a rainy Friday afternoon, we were the only people in line to order from the window. The menu is short and sweet - there are 4 or 5 flavors to choose from (vanilla, chocolate, a sugar free option, a fat free option, and a rotating flavor of the day). I ordered a "mini" cup of Fresh Blackberry, the flavor of the day, with cookie dough topping. Ordering the mini size was the right call; the cup is about 8 oz. and was overflowing with froyo. What I love is that the toppings are mixed into the yogurt (not just sprinkled on top), and I discovered a solid core of cookie dough at the bottom of my cup. The blackberry yogurt flavor wasn't quite what I was expecting; I think I was hoping for it to be creamier. Overall, though, the froyo with cookie dough hit the spot. At ~$5 per cup (with toppings), Yogurt Park is one of the best values you can find these days.

I stopped by Yogurt Park a few weeks ago as a "treat day" for my little sister (mostly for myself too LOL.) She really does enjoy coming here, picking out whatever flavor she wants and toppings. I like the consistency and texture that Yogurt Park has. It is never a "hit or miss " like some yogurt or ice cream places. The staff has always been friendly. The only downside is parking, of course, as this is a business establishment very close to UC Berkeley. Parking is such a hassle but when you get that yogurt, you'll forget ALL about it LOL To add, they pile that yogurt into your cup and give you such a huge amount. I was so surprised. They definitely do not skimp on their portions. Our order: We both chose vanilla as our flavors. I wanted toffee toppings and she had sprinkles. Stick to the "mini" it's still such a large portion.

A campus classic - but not worth it outside of trying once for the hype. Yes, you get good bang for your buck - a mini is a decent portion size for one person, and it's only around $5. BUT. It's not very good. I got the hazelnut flavor with cookie dough, and both tasted very artificial. The hazelnut didn't even taste like hazelnut? It was more like the artificial almond extract flavor, and the cookie dough was dense, gray, and left a bad taste in my mouth. I can say that I've tried Yogurt Park but I couldn't finish what I got...maybe if you are going to give this place a try, go for their classic flavors like fruit, vanilla, or chocolate...

Plain and simple can simply be and taste the best. Berkeley staple, I got the mini vanilla fat free frozen yogurt topped with brownie bites and Oreo, the yogurt is good by itself, nice balanced sweetness, texture soft and smooth, top tier. Service phenomenal. Check it out and def recommend if in the area or craving frozen yogurt

There is always a long line in front of Yogurt Park, even into the wee hours of the night. Short distance to campus, cheap, and generous portions makes it a top choice for students who live nearby. Yogurt is great too; stay updated on their Instagram page for their flavors of the day.

My favorite spot in Berkeley! The soft serve here is creamier than other places (like menchies, yogurtland) and the portion sizes are also bigger for what you pay. They alternate flavors everyday (except for vanilla and chocolate which they have daily) so there's always something new to try. There's no samples allowed but I've found that the flavors here are generally pretty accurate to their name so if something sounds appealing to you I'd recommend ordering. Sizing: - Mini: great for if you just ate and want something sweet after or if you just want a smaller portion. imo feels more like a small than a 'mini' size - Small: perfect size if you just want more froyo - Large: best for sharing! Best Flavors: - Blackberry: by far the best flavor and my absolute favorite. it's mostly sweet and a little tart. Tastes like a mix of blackberry yogurt and soft serve. I'd really recommend getting with this mochi as a topping! - Raspberry/Strawberry: in my opinion the runner ups for second best. Strawberry tastes like strawberry ice cream and raspberry is a little more tart (like an actual raspberry) but its really good if that's what you want. Also would recommend getting with mochi!

Delicious yogurt and great service! The area is quite busy so it can be difficult to park, but it's well worth it.

Great frozen yogurt for a quality price. The largest serving of froyo, which was a little under $6, was more than enough for three people to share. The servers put all the flavors in one cup, and the froyo nearly fell out of the cup. All the flavors were delicious--would highly recommend the caramel flavor. Perfect for a hot day at Berkeley while touring the campus--make sure to eat your yogurt at nearby Strawberry Creek!

It was my first time coming here with my friends on a cold January night but we needed a sweet treat. Parking was surprisingly easy to find and we scored some street parking near it. It's a cute little shop near other restaurants. You order from the side window, but I wish their lobby was open since it was so cold outside. It wasn't too busy since it was close to closing so we ordered instantly and got our orders right after we ordered as well. The workers were nice, polite & fast. I got a small vanilla and blackberry with rainbow mochi. The frozen yogurt was so yummy & smooth & creamy. The vanilla and blackberry paired well together and it wasn't too sweet. I also liked how they didn't just add the toppings on top but added it into the bottom and middle. Next time though I would probably get a mini size instead of a small since it was a lot for me even if I was sharing with my boyfriend, but then again he only took 2-3 bites lol. I would definitely be coming here again and again!

Best FroYo in the Bay Area. They go heavy on the toppings. I've been coming here for decades and it tastes exactly the same each time. Pro tip: get the mini, it's more than enough.

The best dessert in Berkeley. Always new delicious flavors! I got blackberry and coconut yogurt with coconut and cheesecake toppings! Christian is one of the nicest employees

10/10 that's all I have to say. I love that it's open late. I love the toppings (cookie dough is the BEST topping here). I love the convenience of the location and I love the rotation of flavors that they have. Their blackberry flavor is super good. Just the right amount of sweetness and tartness. Highly recommend! I do wish they brought back the samples...I always want to try one of the new flavors, but get scared to commit to it for a full mini size in case I don't like the flavor. The line can be really long sometimes, but usually goes by quickly as long as everyone in front of you knows what they want. Also the prices have been creeping up which sucks. Hopefully the portion sizes stay the same!!

Best frozen yogurt in town. It's thick and creamy and flavors change on a daily basis - you can check on their Instagram @yogurt_park !! From what I remember it's cash-only and you can get up to two flavors without extra charge. Toppings are a must. Line can sometimes get long since it's a college town staple but goes pretty fast!

Dropped off child at UCD and then drove to my alma mater's Yogurt Park for dessert before heading back home. Line up, order at window and pick up outside. Fast generous service. I always get the small cup, but have difficulty finishing. Who knew froyo can be so filling? Both peanut butter chocolate and vanilla were refreshing as ever. A long-standing true gem by UC Berkeley. Good vibes!

I've seen all my friends go to this spot but I never understood why. I thought all froyo tasted the same until I actually tried it. I got a small Ghirardelli chocolate and vanilla flavor (will honestly get a mini one next time). For the price of this, you can definitely say it's cheap and you can share this with friends! Portions are generous here. There is a line but it moves fast! Ever since I had this, I literally made it official that I won't be going to any other froyo establishments because their froyo is creamy and similar to a soft serve!