Strawberry Fields

Besides the always broken machines and sometimes iffy yogurt consistencies, the place is not too bad. it’s gotten worse with time but I remember when they first opened how great everything was. I still enjoy the occasional cheesecake froyo with mini m&ms and caramel. Staff is weird though. always some sort of attitude coming from them. Music is usually on point depending on cashier.

The guy who works there was so sweet and kind. Made my rainy day & froyo experience so much better

Yogurt is decent but the staff is young and carefree. The toppings look like they have been there a couple days. Way too expensive. Go to another location & spend your money wisely. They have huge cups that can be easily overfilled and costs way too much money for average frozen yogurt. Sometimes the tables have been sticky and make you want to leave after dropping so much cash for a family to enjoy yogurt. Sad.

Delicious, lot’s of choices, and very friendly employees. Great atmosphere.

had my usual but also tasted red velvet, that was amazing! the bday cake pieces were something different i tried and they were sweet and yummy!

Found this little cute place on here, it was really nice. Me and my sister brought the kids. We where very comfortable too, we came with a big group (12 people). We took up all the inside tables but there was a comfy chair and outside tables. They only have about 6 yogurt chooses but boy they have a bunch on toppings. They even have a candy wall!!! The kids loved it. Although I didn’t try it they have waffle cone blows. Really cute place, yu must check it out.

Visited here last night. Loved the atmosphere and how they had different candies along the first wall that you could put into bags, weigh, and take home. Reminded me of a mini mini Dylan’s Candy Bar (love it there).
The frozen yogurt was good– the best was the Strawberry/​Vanilla swirl. They had a great sort of toppings. It was late, but the raspberries were mushy and the Oreos kind of stale. More expensive than Red Mango I believe, and definitely less healthy. Also wish they had more flavors.
Even with all these comments, it was still enjoyable and a convenient location that I will return to.

We walked all of the way in… and then all
of the way out.
In a word: GROSS.
The toppings were scattered everywhere and decorated with globs of stray frozen yogurt. The ice cream machines themselves all had enough melted frozen
yogurt on the grates to fill a cup. The sign reminding customers to tell an employee if the yogurt consistency isn’t right makes me think that happens way too often.
Maybe if they had been slammed with customers and clearly couldn’t get to some cleaning right then I would have forgiven the filth, but there were no customers being helped at that time. There was a young man sitting behind the counter, which was the only clue that he was an employee. He was too busy on his cellphone to look up or say hello. And certainly too busy with his phone to clean up any of the disastrous topping area or yogurt dispensers.
I would never let my kids eat there. And being pregnant, soft serve ice cream/​yogurt can be deadly because of listeria if the machines aren’t cleaned well or frequently enough. Obviously, I won’t be eating here myself either. I have zero faith that the insides of those machines are clean after seeing the state of the store.
What a bummer since we LOVE self-​serve frozen yogurt and would have been faithful customers.

Visited Strawberry Fields this past Saturday when I was in town to catch a movie. Walked into the store and the two employees (two females) were lounging on the sofa texting or playing a game — not sure which. We went in for a smoothie, but apparently we were interrupting their game because, well… they would not leave the sofa even though we were standing in front of the cash register ready to order.
To motivate them to get up, I self served myself a little bit of yogurt added some toppings, then announced I was ready to pay. One of the girls immediately got up and weighed the yogurt (lets call her Girl #1), then I told her we also want a smoothie but I would like to pay for the yogurt now so I could eat the yogurt (if the way they would not get up from the sofa is any indication of how long it was going to take to make the smoothie, I rather eat the yogurt while still frozen).
Girl #1 then started calling Girl #2 (who was still lounging on the sofa focused on her cell) to ring up my order so that she (Girl #1) could make the smoothie in the meantime… Girl #2 brushed her off, continued on the sofa, however after a few other repeat «please ring her», she got off the sofa (still on cell) came to the cash register, got distracted was not ringing up my order, so we started eating the yogurt while waiting, you know, I don’t want to interrupt her and her cell phone…
It was my first time in Maplewood and their downtown section is gorgeous. I was feeling very mellow, relaxed and not in a rush; their lack of customer service didn’t really bother me at all. However, the staff at this store needs some sort of supervision. The smoothie and the yogurt were not bad, the yogurt did not have an aftertaste but it was nothing out of this world. Since I could take or leave frozen yogurt, I will most likely not be back here.

A great option for a healthier dessert (with all of the ability to indulge however you want to). Their Frozen Yogurt is very tasty and set to the perfect temperature to keep an even consistency. The toppings are plentiful and the options are many. Not too expensive at all (as long as you don’t pile on the heavy stuff) since they charge you by weight. There isn’t much seating, but its clean and has a good vibe. The only drawback is that they are rather limited on their flavors. Otherwise, the perfect spot to get dessert in the area.

Very good fro yo and friendly staff. Only wish cashier told me about their loyalty card before I bought the fro yo. That way the transaction would have earned points right away.

Love this place. Great for when I feel like a treat but don’t want to throw my calories out the window. Lots of fresh fruit, so I get my chocolate yogurt, cover it in fruit, and get down with my bad self. Slightly alarmed by the fact that they have chocolate rocks that actually look like real rocks. I think it’s more that thy exist than thy this place carries them. Love you guys!

I love FroYo and this place has it all!
About 6 – 8 varieties of FroYo on tap, and they are pretty good at pairing two good flavors next to one another for a swirl.
Be careful not to mix fruit flavors and sweet flavors. At least try to keep them in a separate part of your bowl.
On average, I spend $ 5 on one trip. Which is about half a pound of FroYo! It’s so good, I eat it super fast!
After a movie lets out this place can get packed, there is minimal seating, but it’s nice to leave and let others sit.
When it’s summer out you can even cross the street & sit on the park benches.
Staff is always friendly and willing to help you with a flavor issue or anything!

Pretty happy with what they have to offer here. A lot better than pinkberry et al because you do not get that nasty fake aftertaste. A good selection of toppings too. Everything is sold by the pound. Good for kids and grown-​ups. Accepts cards for even the smallest purchase.

This is one of those self-​service frozen yogurt buffets that charges you by the ounce. I ended up here after a dinner at Arturo’s, since they do not serve dessert.
They had 8 – 10 flavors of frozen yogurt on tap, and a decent selection of toppings.
I had a cup of coconut yogurt, with mango, kiwi, shredded coconut, a little caramel sauce, and chopped almonds. It tasted good, and I liked being able to spontaneously assemble it myself.
Only problem was it was 42°F outside, and by the time I finished it, while walking back to my car, I was freezing.