Dallas frozen yogurt meltdown: FrogBerry in Fort Worth

by Teresa Gubbins

Editor's note: Latest chapter in our series on frozen yogurt covers Frogberry in Fort Worth.

Frogberry frozen yogurt

Opened: June 2008

Profile: One of the first frozen-yogurt places to open in Fort Worth, Frogberry is right off Berry Avenue so it has the built-in TCU student population, providing a pool of customers as well as staff.

Ambiance: Little bit funky, very personal, enjoyably cluttered profusion of local signs on the door. Mulberry ultra-suede furniture. But the best thing are the employees. Mostly TCU students, they were sharp and also forthcoming about the yogurt formula and other things that frozen-yogurt places seem to be so nutty about.

Utensils: Yay, paper cups and decomposable potato-starch spoons. They even have a recycling bin.

Price: $2.75 for a small 5-ounce.

Frogberry employees

Yogurt: This is not a self-serve place. They have two machines, four flavors. Original tart, of course, and then three rotating flavors. On this night it was pomegranate, acai-blueberry, and raspberry sorbet. Gotta love that they don't kowtow to the van-choc-straw mentality and instead just offer whatever they feel like.

Regardless of the flavor, the texture was consistent across the board.

Verdict: Recommend. Yogurt itself was OK, with extra points for their recycling policy and great staff.