Berry Winkle
Tillotson and Jackson Ave, Muncie, IN, 47304
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Tillotson and Jackson Ave
Muncie, IN, 47304 - Phone
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- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
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Leilani P.
I am from California and loved the self serve frozen yogurt shops there. So I was thrilled when one opened here in Muncie. They have a variety of frozen yogurt flavors and a bunch of toppings. Pricing varies, dependent upon how much you put in your cup. They serve soda as well and have seating inside and out. My daughters love the little frog trash can outside. It's always clean and really bright!
(5)Chloe K.
They just added cup dividers.. genius. Try the cookies & cream... I could eat here every day! It's always clean and the workers are nice!
(5)Lauren M.
LOTS AND LOTS of peanuts for toppings. If you have children with peanut allergies, be prepared.
(3)Taylor S.
I lived in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia for a while with a group of my friends. There is an awesome pay-by-weight yogurt chain there called Skinny Dip that all the locals love. We all fell in love with it while we were there, and talking about going back to VA to visit has always meant talking about going back to Skinny Dip. So imagine my surprise when I came back to Muncie to see a new pay-by-weight yogurt place in the old LJS building. I was skeptical at first, but after my first try, I'm pleasantly surprised. They have more machines than the average Skinny Dip location, but the flavors seem to be a little more "white bread" in terms of variety. The toppings, on the other hand are plentiful. The best part is that it's relatively cheap. At $0.42 an ounce, it beats skinny dip by about 30%. It's also a lot cheaper than the other yogurt place in town, Incredible Yogurt. In the end, it's a great place to go for a treat with friends, family, or your special someone. Not the best frozen yogurt place in the world, but it's a really good one.
(4)Leslie S.
Love this place!! Love the options, love the self serve and of course that it's frozen yogurt! This has become a regular go to when I'm wanting something sweet. I never get tired of it!
(4)Andrew S.
On my recent honeymoon to Hawaii, I fell in love. Not with my wife, that happened years ago. With frozen yogurt. Specifically, Pinkberry. Nice, subtle fruity flavors. Fresh fruit toppings along with all the chocolate pieces you could imagine. I even looked for the nearest Pinkberry near me, alas its hours away. Come to find out, upon my return to Muncie I see a new place called Berry Winkle Frozen Yogurt. This place is very similar to pinkberry, with the biggest difference being self-service. At Berry Winkle you walk in, grab a cup, fill with yogurt(s) of your choice. Add toppings as desired. Weigh and pay. The reason I'm not giving Berry Winkle 5 stars in simple. If I wouldn't have read about this place in the local newspaper, I wouldn't have had a clue how it worked. As you walk in the sign says 42 cents an ounce. But there isn't anyone to greet you, ask questions to, etc. There are some details that would be nice to have explained to you. For instance, there are 14 flavors in 7 different machines. What I didn't realize until after I was eating, the middle lever on each machine will give you a mix of the flavors on either side. Not sure I would have used this feature anyway, but its good to know. And there isn't a darn thing in the place that would tell you that. The interior itself is inviting, bright blues and pinks, sparkling clean (which is surprising considering all the kids making their own concoctions). There are also 5 or 6 tables outside with umbrellas for when the weather warms up. Outside of the lack of greeting customers and giving some brief instruction, I love this place. Fourteen flavors, including a couple sugar-free choices. Some options include dark chocolate, white chocolate, Tahitian vanilla, Blueberry Tart, Pomegranate, B-Day Cake, Snickerdoodle Cookie, Mango, and on and on. So after you fill your cups up with yogurt you add toppings. They claim over 40, I didn't count. Its plenty. Fresh fruits: berries of most varieties, pineapple, kiwi. Nearly every chocolate candy I've seen: Kit Kat, Snickers, Twix, M&Ms, Reese's Pieces, and Andes Mints. Strawberry syrup, butterscotch, and hot fudge were among the gooey options. A weird oddities as well, marshmallows, sour gummi worms, gummi bears, candy corn. Not sure I'd put those on my yogurt, but to each his or her own. If I would have looked the toppings first and seen those Andes mints I would have definitely went for a chocolate mint on chocolate combination. Instead, I went with pomegranate with a fruit trio of strawberries, kiwi, and pineapple. The pineapple wasn't good. Definitely from a can. Maybe its the recent Hawaii trip, but I expect more from my pineapple. The berries and kiwi were good though. I took my stepdaughter who went with blueberry tart with chocolate chips, marshmallows, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, and strawberry syrup. She may have snuck a few other things in there when I wasn't looking. She had a great time making her yogurt. We both had a great time eating our yogurt. The staff could be a bit more friendly, but since the place is so kid friendly maybe they were just tired of cleaning up after little tikes all day. The cups they provide are gigantic, each of us were probably had half-full cups and it was still more than enough. Total cost was just over 5 bucks. Not sure there is a better deal in town.
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