I'm sorry, but...no. No, no, no. Happy Berry has become another one of the few places that is receiving a 1-star rating from this usually generous and forgiving reviewer.\n\nAppearance-wise, I expected good things from Happy Berry, which looks bright, colorful, and inviting when you're looking inside. Step in and it seems clean enough upon first glance. So just going off of what I saw, I was expecting a nice, tiny local shop - what wasn't to like?\n\nIn addition to the usual concerns about the shop's toppings that I have in most froyo shops, I had two big problems with this place. One annoyance was that you're not able to get half of the yogurt flavors yourself here. Call me crazy but if you can't get all of them yourself, then why even bother making some flavors self-serve? All or nothing, guys. But whatever, that's nothing we can't deal with and certainly not worth a 1 star rating.\n\nThe big problem I had here was that the yogurt I ate was practically tasteless. I mixed the vanilla and cookies n' cream - my favorite combination - and added some of my favorite toppings. After excitedly digging in, I was disappointed to find that it was like I was eating the ghost of my favorite treat. The only part of my snack with any real taste was the toppings. The froyo itself was just...bland. I don't even understand how that's possible since frozen yogurt is shipped in liquid form and then put into a machine. But somehow, it happened, and this froyo lover ended up leaving Happy Berry feeling very unhappy indeed.