BerryLine

I loved that place! Easy access, great flavors nice staff. Closed now? Oh man now I must travel !

I’m glad I go to school in the Fenway area so I can just walk here. This is a delicious locally owned froyo place. Their yogurt is thick and not too sweet like the many frozen yogurt chains around Boston. They have fresh-​baked toppings such as brownies, cheesecake, and mochi. The original tart flavor is always available while one of three other flavors is rotated weekly. They also have waffles and hot tea.
Another great upside is the stamp card. You get one stamp for every frozen yogurt you buy. Once you get 10, you get a free small with multiple toppings or a medium with one topping. You can’t go wrong with the original yogurt with fresh fruit and mochi!

Their fruit toppings are still the best in town… you just can’t find strawberries this red, ripe, shiny, and delicious, and you get a ton with your order (and the pieces are small meaning you can have strawberry goodness in each and every bite).
Naturally their froyo is excellent too; you can really taste the difference the «natural/​local» ingredient list makes vs. bagged crap, and they’re always cooking up some interesting rotating flavors (coconut lime, yes please!). I think they’re the only local froyo business around now, so bonus points for that as well.
The one downside is it’s not serve yourself/​pay by weight which I prefer (plus the toppings are one fixed price per topping, so you can’t mix and match). However, BerryLine now offers 3 and 5 oz servings along with their more standard larger options, so I can still just have a small taste when I want it. Win.

Three stars for their original flavor, but 4 stars for their homemade mochi! I’m a bit of a froyo snob so I’m very particular about an original tart flavor. It’s missing the level of tartness that I oh-​so crave, but the deliciously, light, soft, and chewy mochi sent me to mochi heaven (if in fact there is one… and if there is then I want to go to there). The not-​so-​perfect original flavor is worth the disappointment just to get the mochi. Maybe I’ll try the nutella flavor next time as it did catch my wandering eye.

Of course my favorite Frozen Yogurt place would end up being 1,000 miles away… every time I visit Boston, I make SEVERAL trips. A friend and I were almost able to complete an entire punch card in one, four-​day weekend.
The micro is the perfect size for a snack and FINALLY, a place that doesn’t charge extra for every single topping. There’s always a delicious flavor to try along with some amazing homemade toppings.

As good as the others. Won’t go into detail here, because I have written a review about basically all of them. We moved into the Fenway area, so this will likely be the one we frequent most.
TRY THE MOCHI!!!

I actually liked you better than Pinkberry (which was my top choice for months after my Mixx phase) but i’m struggling between 3 – 4 stars, too bad theres no in between option of 3.5. I guess I’ll update once I visit soon, it’s been too long, I can’t remember the deliciousness in my mouth.

Love this place! Their fruit is always fresh cut and delicious.
Staff: Friendly
Yogurt. Yummy
Me: Happy

Mmmm…
No public bathroom!

Some might say that I have a serious BerryLine problem… if by problem you mean I need it, I want it, give it to me.
1. It’s local.
2. It’s delicious. Not overly sweet and gross like Pinkberry.
3. Toppings galore. (Though I always go for Oreo.)
I’ve never had a flavor that I didn’t like. Though my recent favorite might be lavender vanilla.
ALSO: There is a frequent buyers card… so every time I give into some fro-​yo, I’m just saving up for a freebie.
This Fenway location is nice cause you can put your name in at Sweet Cheeks and then go to BerryLine for a pre-​dinner fro-​yo. Cause that’s how I roll. #Classy

One of the best yogurt places around.
Have new flavors every week/​two weeks with original (Vanilla like) being always there. Excellent service, always have freshest fruit toppings of any yogurt place.
Location is conveniently located (3 min walk) from my place.
Can get punch card and get a free one after buying 10.
Have added Waffles, Mango-​Lemonade, etc. to the menu, which I have yet to try.
Plus it’s a regional chain.
All in it’s an A+

(score 1 – 100) — 75. Hey FroYoers!!! — IT’s LOCALLY OWNED! Pink Berry is great but is now a part of Starbucks so that may mean something to some people.
The great thing about BerryLine is number one that it is really really good and number two, they aren’t trying to be or copy Pink Berry. They have there own unique flavors such as Salted Caramel. They even have waffles for breakfast and they make their very own mochi! They also have coffee and a small selection of pastries as well. It’s is down toward the end of Newbury St that is bordering Mass Ave, which off the center area of the back bay but still worth the walk. I love Pink Berry but BerryLine is just as good and adds a little variety to your FROYO diet!

I am a big fan of berry line! I wish it was closer to me because I would go all the time. Well maybe on second thought I don’t want it that close to me due to the copious amounts of frozen yogurt I would eat. When I heard they were closing a location I was very happy to learn it was not this one. The staff is always friendly here and there is never a crazy line so they get you in and out pretty fast. The candied pecans they carry in the summer are sooooo good, if they carried those things year round I would have given them five stars. Their mocha is also great, better than some of the other places in that area.

This is really interesting Froyo. The stuff we usually get in AZ tastes amazing, but its completely different compared to this BerryLine. You can tell that the stuff at BerryLine is super fresh and homemade just by the way it tastes on your first bite (or lick if you’re into that style).
I tried a couple of their flavors before actually picking the pineapple. All of them had this homemade, tart, tasting flavor to them. Its not a bad thing, because when you’re done you won’t have a weird after taste left in your mouth like with the Froyo from AZ. However, the flip side is that this Froyo isn’t as fulfilling as the creamier AZ stuff.
Super fresh yogurt with super fresh toppings is always a win-​win. If you haven’t tried mochi yet, this is the place to try it because of how fresh and soft it is. I would describe their mochi as a vegan version of a marshmellow. Its made completely out of rice (or some other plant, not entirely sure), but it has the texture of marshmellows.
Probably the best Froyo in Boston.

I love fro-​yo places and have tried many of them, including Pinkberry, Red Mango and Berry Freeze.
Prices at this location were fair, service was prompt and the yogurt was full of taste! I ended up getting the original yogurt, which is more on the tart side (with just enough sweetness), which I like. I did try a sample of the salted caramel, though, which sounded gross at first but was absolutely delicious.
There were a lot of toppings to choose from, and I do not recall any extra prices for «premium» toppings (like Pinkberry does), which is a plus.

I just went to this BerryLine yesterday for what was the first and definitely not the last time. They offer only three flavors at any given time, but I’d honestly be perfectly happy even if they only had the original. I have NEVER tasted better, creamier frozen yogurt in my life. Ever! I sampled the Salted Caramel and the Raspberry Lime flavors — both delicious — but I opted for the original for my first BerryLine experience. It was without a doubt the right choice.
So what’s keeping me from giving this BerryLine location five stars?
Two very important words. The toppings. I got mochi (an absolute necessity), raspberry, and mango. The latter two of those happen to be my absolute favorite fruits in the world, so it was particularly disappointing when the raspberries were a little sour and the mango wasn’t quite yet ripe. After a few bites of it, I ended up pushing the remaining mango aside and simply enjoying the yogurt and mochi, which luckily was so heavenly that I really didn’t feel like I was missing anything.
I was happy to learn that there is another BerryLine location just a short ride on the 77 bus away from where I live, and I have a feeling I’ll be dropping there regularly (with the word «regularly» possibly being defined as, every day after work).

Ok Berryline, you win. I don’t even care that you charge per topping any more. Your yogurt is simply too good to be denied, and I am perfectly happy paying a little extra when I’m feeling particularly gluttonous.
You also have the friendliest staff of all the fro yo chains in Boston (forget those machines at Pinkberry), and the most creative flavors to boot (Vanilla Cardamom? don’t mind if I do). I’ll probably see you this afternoon.

I have been going to BerryLine since I was a freshman in college (so…for 4 years).
I honestly have nothing bad to say about them ever. Quick service. Delicious fro-​yo. Interesting flavors. Fresh toppings.
I’ve never felt slighted or upset by them. Sure there are new PinkBerrys and Tasti-​D-​Lite and Red Mangos… and yes I ‘ve tried PinkBerry and would like to try Tasti-D-Lite…but my heart lies with BerryLine.
I’ve filled up 3 «Loyalty» cards (so I’ve been at LEAST 30 times, right?). It scares me to think of all my money going to the Frozen Yogurt fund. But there is nothing better than a cold cup of frozen yogurt with berries on top.
Last kind I had was Coconut Lime with Pineapple on top. Fantastmo.
Do you, BerryLine. Keep on rocking.

Since giving up all sweets and desserts for lent, I have never craved my frequent Berry Line indulgences more. It is definitely a tart yogurt, so if you want sweet instead you should go somewhere else. But if you like the tartness its ohmygoodworthkickinganinfant type of good (too much? ehhhh maybe).
The staff is incredibly friendly and don’t seem to mind that I ALWAYS want to sample all the flavors. They help make suggestions based on what I’m in the mood for before I walk out with a big smile on my face. I almost always revert back to my usual combination of original, granola, and fruit but when I’m feeling more in the mood for a guilty pleasure the taza chocolate is sooooo good. The tart yogurt and sweet chocolate just compliment each other perfectly. The fruit is always fresh, just the right amount of ripe, and toppings are all generous. I really could not suggest it more. If it was any cheaper I think I would be there daily and I DEFINITELY would have given up something different for lent.
Writing this review was a horrible idea. I’m now trying to justify to myself that frozen yogurt could qualify as dinner…

Love it