Pinkberry

Can’t go wrong with pinkberry. I constantly get it delivered and it’s fast and just amazing

I took the grandkids here (don’t tell their mother), but I made the mistake of doing this just before the arcade. Kind of gives a little insight into the screetching and squeeling they did all day after. haha They’re cute kids. They loved this place so much, had it all over their faces, and must have taken 10 minutes just to holler over which sprinkles they wanted. It must be nice being a kid!

Years ago there were many frozen yogurt shops vying for supremacy, Zynga, Tasty D-​Lite, Berryline etc. After the frozen yogurt wars were over Pinkberry remained King… and with good reason. While others went with more choices: obscure flavors galore and tons of toppings, Pinkberry kept it simple. They only have a couple of flavors which they rotate seasonally.
The Original flavor is a mainstay, a nice balance of tartness and sweetness. The seasonal flavors vary (some are too sweet) but like all good things in life, you can sample before you commit. They also have a good selection of fruit toppings.

Honestly I love pink berry, but my recent visit here was really unsatisfactory. The staff was roughhousing when I was about to place my order and even I as stood in front of them, they ignored me completely. I was eventually served, and thinking that I could just pay and enjoy my froyo, I could not, much to my chagrin. The cashier just would not acknowledge the fact that I was practically standing in front of her waiting to pay. I was getting really annoyed but kept my mouth shut. Finally after what seemed like forever she finally decided to let me pay. Her previously smiley face when she was chatting with someone else darkened and she snatched my debit card out of my hands. She then proceeded to tap my card fervently on the screen, literally punching in my order. And I swear that as she swiped my card, I would not be surprised if it snapped or chipped. Overall, rude and impatient. Would return to this location but try to avoid this incompetent girl. Gosh I wished they wore name tags.

The most amazing dessert dream here. Anyone that knows froyo must have been here to Pinkberry. The key difference that sets this location is the kind greetings from the chrirismatic guy and girl behind the counter. The absolute greatest experience. The ambiance, the people, the froyo masterpiece (have them create it), makes this a must stop while in Newberry.

Yummy yogurt. Always a little line that moves quick. 8 steps down to below street level.

Pinkberry is not that good. The flavors lack fresh ingredients. The blueberry and cookies and cream were pre-​packaged. They didn’t have any fresh fruit or cookie in the yogurt.
I’d have more fun at the Dairy Queen. The servers were not attentive.
The store has no air conditioning so it smells musty and damp.
Next time I feel like a frozen treat I will buy a good icecream at the grocery store.
Pinkberry needs to pull up their socks and re-​invent their product. I won’t be back.

Great for dessert after dinner! Small is enough for a girl. When you are not sure about what kind of yogurt, the salesgirls are very nice to let you try.

Came here for dessert with a group of friends after dinner on a Saturday. I got my Pinkberry usual: small original tart with strawberry, both popping bobas, and mochi. We didn’t have to ask for sampling cups — the guy at the counter offered, which was nice. However, I feel they skimped on the toppings, but it was better than at another Pinkberry I’ve been to (BWI airport).

Went there a couple of times over the summer during my internship in Boston. Great location on Newbury Street! Watch out for their discounts! I even got «buy one get one free» family size servings once. BUT please, please note that they don’t last long in your fridge – for a few hours at most – eat it while it’s hot (or cold)!

Pinkberry is just another frozen yogurt joint. You can’t really go wrong in this category. Their flavors are pretty good. I prefer the cookies and cream, but everything I’ve had has been good. They also seem to be liberal with the toppings which is nice. The only thing I found wrong with this place is that it can smell bad in there at times. It may be because it’s in a basement or something like that but I don’t know. Other than that it is a good froyo place conveniently located on Newbury.

I love frozen yogurt! I actually like it much better than ice cream! Yes I said it don’t kill me! But here’s why frozen yogurt is just not as heavy as ice cream it just doesn’t leave me feeling fat, sick and nearly dead so there… Now with that said I’ve had a lot of frozen yogurt and my all time favorite is still pink berry. It’s always consistent, it always taste great, and they always have new flavors and combinations that you can try.
I am sure from place to place the service may vary depending on whose working but overall I always get someone friendly who is more than willing to let you sample each and every flavor of pink Berry yogurt in the store.
So if you like yogurt or even if you don’t stop by pink berry and have a try you won’t be disappointed and please have the new apple pie ala mode! It kicks grandmas Apple pie’s ass!

What can I say, I really like pink berry it’s one of my favorite shoppes for frozen yogurt especially when I’m I’m the mood for something tart and refreshing. My faves are the original, lychee (OMG the best but seasonal), key lime, and most of the fruit flavors. Flavors rotate every few weeks and different stores may have a different selection at the during the same time. I personally never like the coffee and non-​fruit offerings, they taste «freezer burned» like a non cohesive flavor and texture with ice crystals. They have many toppings from fruit standard/​tropical to sweet and crunchy. Staff are usually pretty friendly and will let you try or make suggestions on flavor offerings. With about a Pinkberry in most shopping areas/​malls two in the Copley area one in the mall and the other on Newbury St, you’re sure to find one within walking distance!

If you’re around the area and you really just want to chill, this place is a great choice.
The tables by the windows are so nice for a first date and the flavors just make you be thankful for life.
The place is really small in Newbury, and it may be not be the cleanest, but I prefer it over the others.

I am white. I am a girl. I am single. I eat my feelings. I love pink berry.
#plain with no toppings

Walking Newbury ST. in the summer I start to sweat. Sometimes from the heat but mostly from the exhorbiant prices of everything on the street. This underground Pinkberry provides me an escape for $ 6 and a delicious way to cool off. Sometimes the service seems a bit rushed (with a line out the door all the time during weekends), but they do a good job at pouring those toppings on. The original flavor is still the best ‘original’ around and provides a great combination for the toppings. It may not be the best bang for your buck Froyo but it’s the best bang for your buck on Newbury ST.

I have no idea when I became the froyo monster. Well to be honest, I’ve always been partial to the supposed lighter alternative to ice cream. I also have no idea how I developed an intolerance to carbs but that’s also a half lie.
This yogurt I can feel good about because they don’t use any of that vile hfcs in it. The flavors are simplistic but the quality makes up for it. It is a little pricier than other frozen yogurt shops but it’s worth it.

This location doesn’t let customers prepare their own yogurt! :(In Florida, there are about 15 flavors, and I can put a dot of each one plus any topping I want, in any amount, as long as I weigh it on the scale. In this location, the prices are standardized for small/​medium/​large and there are only five flavors. The toppings are added to the perimeter of the yogurt. The cheapest yogurt with toppings is 4.95+tax, which is $ 5.30. I guess they want to reduce the number of people who will get a half cup froyo, given that they have to pay their Newbury Street rent.
I got a plain yogurt with chocolate, almonds, raspberries and pineapple and it was good. The location is below the street (downstairs) so you can’t really people watch while you eat. Also, since the people have to prepare each thing individually, service is slow.

This location usually has a long line, but this past weekend it was sprinkling outside and Pinkberry’s credit card machine was down. What did this mean? NO LINE. What does that mean? YAY I GET TO TRY PINKBERRY!
I thought it was cool that it is a base fee for the size, so you can get as many toppings as you want. They had a good selection of toppings — including Nutella!!! I didn’t get it this time… but next time you can be sure.
They just started serving Greek froyo, which seems nice and trendy, and while there is limited seating, the space is nice. The consistency of the yogurt (at least my original tart) wasn’t as smooth as I usually like. Not sure if it’s a difference in recipe or if I got an abnormally frozen cupfull.
I didn’t think it was anything «special» as far as froyo goes (personally I love Mixx in Allston and Yoberry in Southie) but it was a solid 3-​star experience. If the line isn’t long… I’ll stop by again when I’m in the area!

I’ve been to this Pinkberry at least a dozen times if not more. The service is never consistent. Some will give you more yogurt while others don’t. Others will also give yo more toppings while others don’t.
The one thing that is consistent, is the yogurt itself. My favorite is the Mango, Chocolate and Green Tea (although they haven’t had green tea in a VERY long time and I am slightly disappointed that it’s not offered more often.
Their new flavor — Peach — is very tarty. I liked it and it goes well with pineapples and mangos. And since I love Mochi, I always ask for it.
The Yogurt itself is really good but it’s still a bit more expensive then it’s competitors. It’s a treat to come here nowadays.
While you’re here, don’t forget to get their «reward» stamp card, where you buy ten and you get the 11^th free (small size only). Still, a good deal if you frequent the place.