BerryLine

Definitely the best frozen yogurt I’ve tried so far — much more flavorful and creamier than Pinkberry and Yogurtland. I usually get the original without toppings because I love just savoring the flavor of the yogurt itself, but I would also recommend their homemade mochi as a topping (just wish it was cut into smaller pieces). So worth every penny.

Best frozen yogurt place in Cambridge. They are a friendly local chain. This location serves Both froyo and ice cream. Only bummer is they have a rotating froyo schedule of only 4 flavor vs the 10+ ice cream flavors they have. So sometimes I have a small childlike meltdown when my favorite ginger or honey lavender isn’t being served. With that being said, their mint chocolate chip ice cream is fantastic. Their toppings are great and homemade Oreo cheesecake and Mochi are the best. You probably will never get Mochi like they do here anywhere else in Boston. Staff is super friendly and patient when you ask for samples.

Do you like perfectly balanced tart/​sweet Fro Yo?
Do you like variety? (It IS the spice of life after all)
Do you like FREE Fro Yo and being rewarded for your loyalty?
How’s about a place with a homely/​comfortable feeling?
Do I need to continue sounding like an infomercial to drive home the fact that Berryline should be your go to place for your Fro Yo fix?!
It’s conveniently located between Porter and Harvard Sq and every month (or 3 weeks) they introduce new flavors so you’ll never get bored. Day or night the staff always provides pleasant service with a smile and encourages you to sample flavors when you’re feeling indecisive. The toppings are always fresh and I’ve NEVER seen a fruit fly. Plus there’s a reward program!
Do yourself a favor when you’re in ice cream mode and pop over to shave off a few calories AND awaken your tastebuds with their complex flavors!

The best yogurt in the world!
I love that it tastes like yogurt, it is tangy and not too sweet.

By far the best froyo in all of boston and Cambridge. Take this from a froyo crazy person who has spent the past two years trying all the froyo specialty places that she has found such as pink berry, yogurtland, mixxit, froyoworld, peachwave, zinga, frozenyo. and the list goes on!
This doesn’t include places like JPLicks or other ice creams that serve «froyo», because froyo needs to be tangy and tart, light with a distinct flavor, must strike the perfect balance between hardcore ice cream and sorbet, and most importantly — don’t make you feel guilty about eating it such that you can come back the next day, the day after, or the whole week and not feel guilty!
Berryline is froyo to the perfection. They have different flavors in both of their locations, some of my favorites are mango, watermelon, toffee, strawberry, blueberry, guava, etc. Do you see the pic? Their flavors are amazing and they have the best texture. Their froyo doesn’t get runny like some places (yogurland, peachwave, mixxit comes in mind), and are always smooth and perfect.
On top of all this awesomeness, they have the BEST homemade toppings in the world! If they sold their cheesecake bites in actual slices, I think I’d buy them all the time! In any case, their homemade cheesecake + any froyo = heaven!!!

I miss this place — used to be around the corner from where I lived when I was living in Cambridge. The yogurt is refreshing and they actually use natural ingredients (honey lavender and coconut are my fave). It doesn’t have that artificial aftertaste that yogurtland and pinkberry yogurts tend to have. Also the girls that work here are super sweet to regulars. One girl in particular (she’s been working there for a couple years) is really fun to talk to and down-​to-​earth.

Ok, I finally returned to this location after a 2 year boycott due to horrible customer service!
I have to say, this is my favorite yogurt place!
Their original is my favorite! Added some strawberries, mangoes and pineapples!!!
Yum, the freshest, juiciest fruit at any fro-​yo place!
I believe this place is as all natural as it gets!
Yumm-​o!
Go enjoy!

Absolutely marvelous fro-​yo. Having moved from the West Coast (where we like to think we’ve mastered fro-​yo) this was a welcome surprise. Today I tried their lavender honey, and it was the first time those flavors have worked well for me in a dessert. And whereas I’d normally avoid crumble toppings at a chain fro-​yo place, they make theirs onsite. The raspberry crumble was kick-​butt and tasted fresh. I’ll be visiting again, too soon probably.

Have I really never reviewed Berryline? Good flavors, «healthy”-ish for you and tart. I love it!

The yogurt is definitely the best around. The original tart yogurt is the most delicious of the ones I’ve tasted at neighborhood froyo places (Yogurtland, Berryline). The toppings are so fresh — the fruit is incredibly sweet, and the homemade mochi and brownie and cheesecake bites are amazing. The other flavors actually taste like they’re made from wholesome, real ingredients rather than artificial flavors.
Tip: Get the froyo and not the drinks. The matcha green tea latte is unsatisfyingly bitter and tastes diluted (almost watery). The piña colada smoothie has uncomfortable bits of coconut and tasted more like orange than pineapple.

Frozen yogurt is original, non-​processed tasting, and comes with really fresh toppings. I like how they change up the flavors pretty often as well as the homemade toppings such as cheesecake bars and mochi. One time they had wasabi mochi and that really had a nice kick.
Also, I totally recommend their Belgian waffles. For only around $ 7.50, you get a massive waffle with frozen yogurt and all the toppings you could want. The waffle is made to order and it’s incredible fluffy, chewy, and yet still crispy on the outside (unless you wait too long and the fro-​yo seeps in…) Share with a friend!

Shared a medium with three other people. Tasty treat on a hot day! Would highly recommend it.

My continuing effort to review all froyo places in the Boston area brings me to BerryLine, the very best froyo you can get.
Berryline has several locations, but this is my favorite because of the ample seating. The froyo is tangy and delicious, clearly homemade and not dispensed from some FroYo Conglomerate in the midwest where cows are shackled to soft serve machines and whipped by a mean bosomy midwestern milk maid with pigtailed blonde hair and checkered overalls attempting to meet some FroYo quota.
No, I think they make the froyo here in Cambridge, and signs point to it being made with Science. The kind of Science that makes things delicious, tangy, and fresh-​tasting. BerryLine has toppings, but I suggest going naked with your froyo. Let the natural tang come through, taste the fermentation process, allow the cool creaminess to dance upon on your palate.
Seriously, go here. It is great, what every froyo dispensary should be.

Similar in concept to Pinkberry (although I noticed they have waffles and shakes here too!). Solid choice for froyo. I ordered a small multi (meaning multiple different toppings) and the guy was very generous with piling on the accoutrements. I was also able to choose two different flavors, so I chose original tart and guava. Since both flavors were tart in base, they complimented each other well. Fruits were fresh, service was friendly, lots of seating, and there’s a side table where you can add cinnamon and honey to your froyo if you so choose.

Ugh, I hate when my boyfriend is right about stuff. I’m always like «please take me to IYO» and he’s like «Berryline is better.» Then I pout and stomp my feet (kidding, kinda, sorta). This is the sort of stuff Elites break up over, but I digress.
Of course he’s right, Berryline is superb. The flavors are never too sugary, the tart is actually tart, and your teeth don’t hurt and your tummy feels fine, no matter what size you order.
Tidbits:
Flavors rotate often. I’ve seen everything from pear-​almond to banana walnut on the menu. They are all delicious, but their coconut will always have my heart.
Mochi topping can be hit or miss but generally is a hit. Homemade cheesecake bites are perfection. And OMG the granola, lordy is it good.
I’m crossing my fingers and my toes in hopes the Pumpkin flavor will come out to play in time for Fall.
Berry is a locally owned business and an active member of local business groups in Cambridge (YAY!)
They put on your toppings, but the topping Gods are generous and kindly folk. You won’t have to supplement your toppings with a bag of chocolate from CVS.
Place is pretty small, perhaps 6 tables total. Don’t roll in here with your entire Girl Scout Troop and expect to get a seat.
Appears to be pet friendly. Last time I was here the cutest of baby pits sauntered in and charmed all of our socks off.

There are two berrylines in the same area (this one and then the one on arrow street in Harvard– don’t get confused between the two if you are meeting up with someone! That has happened to me more than once haha). This is my preferred Berryline– parking is usually easier and it also gets the new flavors a couple weeks before the other one. It is super air conditioned inside during the summer so it’s a perfect place to reward yourself with after a good workout :).
My only advice is get mochi. Always get mochi. Oh, and don’t be shy about asking for free samples :)

Berry line I love your product. I just hate the inconsistencies. As a consumer, I can’t decide to order a yogurt and say you know what, today I want to pay you $ 2.00 instead of $ 3.00. So why are you guys able to decide to skimp on toppings. I feel like if I pay for the toppings, I should have toppings covering my fro-​yo.
See this is why I like big business. There are standards. For instance, every drink is made the same across the board for all Starbucks. If your drink isn’t right, they can remake it for you. Now, if I say to the guy making the fro yo that you guys are skimping on the toppings. IMO if I am required to pay full price for my product shouldn’t I receive what I am paying for? People will pay for quality and consistency which is why Starbucks can keep on raising their prices. But you can’t expect for me to keep paying for your product if I am not getting what I am paying for.

I find this to be a rather lackluster froyo joint. My boyfriend feels attachment to it, so we sometimes end up there, and it’s a pleasant walk from his house so I don’t argue… but it’s not self serve, and they only
have a few flavors, and minimal toppings (in my experience). I just feel there are far better froyo places in the general vicinity, but it’s still not bad, and hits the spot if you’re in the mood for yogurt.

Yum, yummy! I do enjoy simple froyo, and BerryLine does that simplicity well!
Usually at this location, 4 flavors rotate each day, and there’s always a tart one ready. Some seasonal choices too, of course (e.g., most recently a pumpkin — oh autumn!). Add your fresh fruit, or in my case, the yogurt chips atop. Then, voilà! A perfect afternoon treat. Get a micro (3 oz.) scoop for just over $ 2.
The shoppe itself is clean, bright, and friendly with local art on the wall. A few tables and small window seating available. Be sure to ask for a frequent visitor card, so you can get some froyo free sometime!

Been here two times, loved the original with toppings and the fruity pebbles flavor as well. On a more recent visit I had the Oreo flavor and it just didn’t come together for me. The oreo flavor didn’t come through. They have every topping you could want and some are home made (like mochi and brownies). Definitely go for some of their home made toppings when they have them. I don’t think there is any up charge for specific toppings like those crooks at PinkBerry.
Their pricing and sizing is so much better than any other place around. The value is insane. My wife and I usually get a micro with toppings for dessert and it’s the perfect size for us. If we’re ever in the area we usually can’t resist coming here for dessert.