Pinkberry

Great little place that has gluten free and dairy free!!! The young woman that helped us was so pleasant, great cust svc and would love to go back again!!!

Came here at 9:30 on a Friday night and it was closed. Sign posted said that it closes at 11. Severely disappointed considering the work it took to get there. Will not be going to this location again.

I received a half full, miniature frozen yogurt without any toppings for $ 4.64. Seriously.

If I were Pinkberry I’d seriously question if I want to have my brand associated with this particular franchisee. Walked in last night and they informed me that won’t take credit cards, but cash only because their manager said so. I assumed the machine is broken, and said ok. Walked in tonight at 8:59 and they were closing in 2 minutes. I looked at the posted times and it sad 10 pm. I inquired and was told that the manager told them to close. Either this place is managed by someone whose idea of running a business in the heart of Georgetown is determined by what side of the bed he woke up on or its total amateur hour. I won’t be walking a third time. Pinkberry, this is really bad advert for your brand.

Pinkberry is the number one frozen yogurt place on the planet! It is SO GOOD! SO MOUTHWATERING! SO YUMMY! Ok, I am getting a little carried away with the descriptions! Anyway, I enjoy eating this delicious concoction of frozen yogurt superiority. I have tried numerous other frozen yogurt establishments and none have come close to the divine taste of Pinkberry.
The yogurt flavors are very tasty without being overly sweet. Strawberry Margarita, Cherry, and Dairy-​free Tropical Mango are some of the most popular flavors. Pumpkin is a seasonal flavor, that was just added to the menu. My favorite flavor is the Original. It has the perfect tartness, firm texture, and creamy flavor to satisfy my frozen yogurt craving.
There are a variety of toppings to choose from such as chocolate, nuts, various candies, and fresh fruit. I always select the fresh fruit toppings. Strawberry, Pineapple, and Raspberry are my favorites. The fruit toppings are always fresh and very flavorful.
This Pinkberry location is very small, so there is limited seating inside. Today was my third day in a row here! I guarantee by the end of the year, the staff will be like family! Pinkberry is a bit pricey, but it’s worth every spoonful. The downside to being a Pinkberry fanatic is, there aren’t many locations in the DMV (only one location in D.C.). I am giving my beloved Pinkberry five stars and two thumbs up!

Delicious yogurt with fresh, boundless toppings. Just don’t go too close to closing time or you might face incredibly harsh service. We showed up at 9:05 on a Sunday night (they close at 10), and most of the toppings had been put away and we were made to feel as if we were asking for the moon when we ordered three pretty simple orders.
But it tasted great and was cheaper then the higher calorie offerings of Haagen Dasz or Ben and Jerry’s down the street, so… I’ll take my yogurt with a frown, I guess.

I stopped here on a hot, humid day after biking 25 miles. Spent $ 7 on a decent but small cup of yogurt with some toppings. The quality of the yogurt is fine. Afterwards, I asked the staff for a cup of water. They absolutely refused to offer me one, no matter how many times I asked, claiming that it was store policy not to serve water. I was severely parched and biked the rest of the way home dehydrated. This to me is completely unacceptable. I understand not wanting to hand out water to anyone who asks, but refusing to give tap water to paying customers who ask for it (nicely), is abhorrent. The staff were rude and indifferent about it. Whoever set the policy should be ashamed.

THEY REFUSED TO PROVIDE WATER. We were a commencement party of 8 and one elder person, physically disabled, needed water. We tried twice to get water and they refused. Staff must be very scared of the manager as they claimed they followed the manager’s orders. Eventually one employee chose her common senses and gave me a cup of faucet water. Thank you. She may have risked her job by doing the right thing and instead should be awarded Employee of the Month. They do not sell any bottled water and only soda like drinks. We all spent plenty of money and some of us have been regular customers, up until now. A very unhealthy dynamic in this place and a terrible experience after our graduation celebration.

Pinkberry is the best in class frozen yogurt!
LOVE original tart w fruit!
My very favorite dessert in the world!

I stopped in here a while back with my fiancé, and after a wonderful chat with a fantastically friendly employee, we settled on a small treat of the rich and creamy hazelnut froyo and classic vanilla. Nothing fancy, but still a lovely sweet treat. It’s also a plus that the shop is exceptionally well maintained and super clean. Definitely worth a visit.

I’ve been here a few times with my kids and friends. Froyo is froyo… I find it hard to recall a time when I had frozen yogurt and did not like it. They have a really hip location in the heart of Georgetown so you can assume high foot traffic. This place will get busy on weekends and hot days. A decent selection of toppings and free iced water :) They have limited seating, since they are in DC, but a cool spot.

I’ve been craving froyo all week and luckily I stumbled upon Pinkberry while I was strolling through Georgetown. The froyo HIT THE SPOT! I had the chocolate chip cookie flavor and the mint chocolate chip flavor. Ask to sample the flavors! The cashier let me sample all the flavors despite the long line of anxious customers behind me. Woooo for that.
The interior is clean, open, spacious, and lights up with vibrant colors. The topping selection is awesome too. Try the chocolate crunch topping for an additional 50 cents! Soooo good! I got a small and left wishing I got a large. Don’t forget to sign up with their reward system!

I love every Pinkberry, everywhere, so this was no exception. Lots of options for toppings, great yogurt flavors, quick service. I tried one of their shakes for the first time… delicious!

2.5
Meh. Been to the Gtown and National Harbor locations. 5 bucks for a small with small amount of toppings (2, just a few pieces each) is a bit much. I shudder to think what a large could be with 3 – 4 toppings. Taste was okay, t just felt like it could have been 2 bucks cheaper. Service at NH was haphazard, slow and one of the workers cleaned his nose with the sleeve before helping a customer (eww, hope that was a one time thing only). GTown location is slightly better I guess, but same skimpy toppings and barely average taste.

I love Pinkberry! I have been to several Pinkberry stores and Frozen Yo stores, and have a personal preference for the offerings and service at this Pinkberry in Georgetown. They are especially great during hot summer days. Do try their grapefruit yoghurt with strawberries and mango chunks. So good!
They are always eager to let you try different flavors, so don’t be shy to ask.
The only thing is that their ice cold iron tables and chairs are a tad bit cold and hard even during summer days.

My first Pinkberry experience and definitely not the last. Pinkberry is a refreshing break from the norm where the yogurt actually tastes like a cross between Greek yogurt and the sweet stuff we know as frozen yogurt from our childhoods. (Think TCBY). The base yogurt is light and creamy but still retains that tart, almost sour flavor that defines yogurt. I love it!
I also very much appreciate the fact that, unlike the current frozen yogurt trend of DIY toppings-​a-​palooza, Pinkberry will create your yogurt masterpiece for you.
It keeps things classy. :)
The chocolate was very good, almost like a gelato but the mango and original tart flavor shouldn’t be overlooked.
If you’re looking to step up your yogurt game, Pinkberry is a good first step.
Especially in Georgetown.

While exploring Georgetown on an extremely hot and humid DC summer day, I was happy to see a Pinkberry for a cool treat. I love frozen yogurt but don’t really understand the hype over Pinkberry and I generally prefer self serve if given the choice.
I entered the store which was strangely laid out but didn’t pay much attention as I planned on taking my yogurt to go. The girl making my yogurt didn’t seem too friendly so I didn’t ask to sample anything although I wish I had tried their frozen Greek offering as that is unique. As with most Pinkberry locations there wasn’t the wide of a variety of flavors, just the classics with one stranger flavor, grapefruit. I went with a medium original and put the toppings on. At Pinkberry they put as many toppings as the container can comfortably fit. Me being my self conscious self I didn’t want the girl to look at me like a gluttonous pig and have to tell my that my cup was full so I only added a few fruits. The variety of toppings was nice and the fruit was fresh.
When I went to check out I was shocked at the price – nearly $ 8 for a medium frozen yogurt wait what??? Oh well, Georgetown is expensive and I needed the cold treat but if I had paid more attention to the price I wouldn’t have gotten it.
Overall it’s your average Pinkberry location. Not my cup of tea as I like self serve but they do have some unique options like Greek yogurt, smoothies, cones, and milkshakes.

I have always avoided frozen yogurt because of my dedication to Cold Stone. But after gaining 15 pounds, I was eager to try a low fat/​carb substitute. When we walked by Pinkberry, they were handing out free samples. After trying it, I was sold.
I had the chocolate frozen yogurt and I loved it. It was very light, not overly sweet and refreshing. Perfect for a hot summers day. And I didn’t feel like going into a sugar induced coma afterwards. I researched the calories and my small chocolate yogurt (with no toppings) had to be about 240 calories (the most).
Next time I get a craving for something sweet, I will make Pinkberry my first choice.

There are so many imitators around, and I really don’t mind. Cold and creamy is cold and creamy, or so I thought. I guess it had just been too long since I visited a Pinkberry. It’s a notch above in deliciousness. Plain and simple.
I also felt compelled to review because we had outstanding service. The two women working there were chipper, friendly, and downright hilarious. They genuinely seemed to be enjoying their day at work, and offered us some cucumber-​infused water for the road.
While I prefer the self-​serve style of other similar establishments, they seem happy to oblige with whatever crazy concoctions you’d like to create, plus eager to make their own suggestions.

Yummy Strawberry with Fruit & Mochi! (see photo)
Pinkberry is always fun, and a welcome reminder of California — living in SF & working in LA (spring/​summer 2010). Although, this location is *super* crowded and hyped. Like, the guy asked me if I’d ever been in one before. (As if!)
So, the strawberry was delish. Watermelon was disappointingly tasteless. Tart (original) always a fav.
Love their fruit toppings. Mochi always.
p. s. This store squeezed in the max fruit to «comfortably fit in my bowl». Stellar!