Pinkberry

Favorite frozen yogurt ever. Can’t compare to any other. Hey always have fresh toppings and a huge variety. They have the memeber card for loyal customers… rewards. My son and i personally like this location because it’s a very nice setting inside and the sorrounding outside… the seating inside is nice and it is very clean. I’d give it a 5 if staff was a bit warmer…

Not so many flavors and it’s not self serve. Small inside but gets busy quickly. Staff is friendly. I say add more flavors and you’ll see me there more.

My mom and I went here the other day for the first time and it was so so yummy!!! I personally like the chocolate flavors the best because I’m a chocoholic! Healthier and tasty! Perfect if you ask me! :)

I stopped into Pinkberry with a single goal: Cbocolate froyo. Unfortunately they had a limited selection with only three flavors! Classic, Peanut Butter and another flavor that was sort of berry-​ish. I got pb and when it came to the toppings there were also limited options. Most froyo places I’ve been to have at least sprinkles but this place didn’t even have that! Come on Pinkberry step up your game!

Yogurt is the best here! It’s fresh and light. I absolutely love it. I could go here every night. However when there is a long line, I feel that there is a back room full of teenage employees that could be out on the floor helping. There is always an employee just sweeping the topping while they could be waiting on the line full of people waiting.

My first Pinkberry visit and I am lectured on how to order. Apparently dry toppings first, fruit second. The assortment of toppings is great but at the same time overwhelming. How am I supposed to decide what I want when there is a line of 30 people behind me and 6 servers scooping stuff at once. Mayhem, but at least Pinkberry is raking in the cash. Honestly I would rather have some very good homemade ice cream and then buy some fresh fruit when I do my grocery shopping. Mango wasn’t ripe or it was frozen. Either way it was very hard. All of the other fruit tasted fresh and the other toppings were good as well. The best part about Pinkberry is the assortment of toppings available that you would never have stocked up in your pantry/​kitchen as it’s not economical to do so. Ice cream still tastes better.

Cheaper and healthier than Coldstone Creamery right across the parking lot, Pinkberry has got it going on. They specialize in low-​fat yogurt in which you customize it yourself with a variety of toppings. You can make it as healthy (or as unhealthy) as you want with a rotating selection of toppings and yogurt flavors.
For $ 8, my fiancé and I got a small yogurt with toppings (which was more than plenty!) and a ice-​cream-​like-​cone with yogurt and toppings. Delicious!
Toppings include, but not limited to: granola, nuts, fresh fruit, chocolate, different sauces, and even gummies. Your creation is up to you so add as much or as little as you’d like.
My only complaint is the ordering system here: the front counter can get a little crazy as each staff member fills one party’s order rather than one staff member per customer. The line moves fast, but make sure you sample the flavor yogurt you want and you’ll be pleasantly surprised!

I’m not really sure what possessed me to stop in here. I suppose I was killing time waiting for photos to develop and I suppose I was looking for a sweet treat to follow up the burrito I had for lunch.
Unfortunately. I don’t really like frozen yogurt. This place does have an impressive product. The flavor options and the huge variety of toppings (including many fresh fruit choices) makes it very appealing. The staff was helpful and friendly and I was able to sample a couple flavor before pulling the trigger (on plain).
Now, if you dig frozen yogurt and healthy dessert options this is the place for you. If you are looking for a fro-​yo experience to convert you from ice cream you won’t get it here. Unfortunately, I wont return since their yogurt just isn’t ice cream.
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It’s been blogged about. It’s been talked about. Unilocaled about. Dreamed about. And it’s finally here! A small piece of LA glamour comes to the South Shore. To me, this place is as much about (if not more about) the people watching as it is the frozen yogurt. If I was 16 years old, a girl, lived in Hingham, and had my first Range Rover (oh daddy, you’re the best!) this would definitely be my all-​time favorite hangout. You’ll be running elbows with not only these fine ladies, but their mothers (who have had one or two martinis too many at Burton’s), yuppies newly moved from the South End who have children with names like «Crispen» or «Lola», and kids home from college talking about why they’re so happy they ended up at Dartmouth even though they had been devastated they hadn’t gotten into Harvard, but really Dartmouth outperforms Harvard in many small ways…
But I digress. The appearance of the place is beautiful. I think it’s what the Apple store would have looked like in the mid-​60s in Swinging London. I was especially impressed with the staff. At a place born in LA and located in Hingham, I would have expected cold, unfriendly glares and barely concealed resentment at a Pinkberry virgin like myself. However, they couldn’t have been nicer, explaining the different topping choices I had and offering samples of all the different flavors. Even with a substantial line, they didn’t rush me.
I settled on plain frozen yogurt (healthy) smothered in all kinds of delicious non-​fruit toppings (not healthy). One great/​completely annoying aspect of this California chain is that they post the calories of everything on the menu. Great if you’re like me on a perpetual diet, annoying for the same reasons. Sometimes you just don’t want to know.
So after this glowing review, why only 4 stars? Because no matter what, frozen yogurt will never taste as good to me as the cake batter ice cream I can get across the street at Coldstone’s.

This location was my first time trying Pinkberry and I was definitely pleased with my experience. I tried the original swirl with fresh berries and it was great – a perfect mix of tart and sweet! The location is convenient with plenty of parking. Even though the shop is tiny and the line is usually long, it was worth the wait. The toppings always seem fresh and plentiful. My favorite is fresh fruit, but they also offer coconut, chocolate chips, graham crackers, and almonds (just to name a few). They will also give you a free sample of the yogurt flavors if you’re not sure which one you want to order. It’s also surprisingly filling for frozen yogurt. I had the small and was completely satisfied with the portion.
I went back a second time when the seasonal flavor was changed to pumpkin, which I liked even more than the original! It was served with Pinkberry’s version of whipped cream and graham cracker pieces. I heard a rumor that the seasonal flavor is going to be replaced by blood orange soon, so hurry over so you can try pumpkin before it’s all gone! If you go on a regular basis, they have a rewards card that can be stamped to earn a free yogurt, too!

Very delicious and very different from any frozen yogurt I have had before. I had the original flavor with berries and pineapple topping. Very light tasting and refreshing, almost lemon sorbet like in flavor. Loved it. I had a taste of my kids’ chocolate flavor and it was also very good.
I went on a warm end of summer Sunday, and it was jam packed out the door crowded, but the line moved along pretty quickly.

Maybe it’s me, then again I know it isn’t. But the whole Pinkberry craze has me feeling nostalgic with my college days of TCBY. Anyone remember them? TCBY became an overnight sensation, similar to Pinkberry. So of course I’m thinking — FAD.
This is a review more of PB than the specific location in Hingham. Most of the PB outlets are similar thus the consistent flavor and branding, etc…
Had my first experience of PB in LA. Friends were raving about it, but they were all Asian and they go for the gimmicks. So I brushed it aside. But then my non-​Asian friends were on PB as well. Therefore, due to a collective opinion of all friends — gave it a shot.
Closed my eyes and let my original flavor of fruit and yogurt collide in my mouth. It was good, different and refreshing. Still brought back memories of TCBY and college.
You must try PB if for no other reason than to say I’m trendy! Hingham is the only Mass store until Newbury opens soon.

I don’t care who does it (even Donald Trump) but…
WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE BRING YOGURTLAND TO BOSTON!!!
I’m spoiled since I go to Southern California often; where froyo is king, and the quality is great, while the prices are low. There are so many choices for froyo there, it’s ridiculous. Coming back here, I get hit with the reality that this is still an overwhelmingly ice cream town (not a bad thing), and frozen yogurt has a long way to go compared to other major cities.
The Pinkberry store here is new, so it’s not surprisingly clean and fresh. It’s got the standard Pinkberry décor.
The variety of froyo was limited. They only have 4 – 5 choices to begin with, but the chocolate and pomegranate choices were not there because the machine was inoperable. So I only had original and mango to choose from.
The service was uneven. While the lady serving me was friendly and prompt, the people at the register were inexplicably slow. I had to wait over 7 minutes with only three people ahead of me with just one yogurt each. All the while my minisize mango yogurt was melting ever so slowly. Drip, drip, drip…
At least it gave me the chance to take a couple of pics for you guys. ;-)
And speaking of that minisize mango yogurt… it was close to $ 3 for a rather small yogurt (think: kiddie size from JP Licks, something similar to a dixie cup) without toppings. Admittingly, the yogurt is pretty good, as it’s smooth and not icey. Plus it’s not too tart. However, the price does not really justify the amount. I think it was about 5 ounces.
Seriously, go to a Yogurtland in LA sometime. They have at least 8 varieties (usually 10 – 14) of froyo in self-​serve machines. Yogurtland lets you create your own froyo cup. You choose how much froyo you want. You choose how much toppings you want (and they’re pretty fresh), and it all gets weighed and priced (30 cents an ounce, I think). It ends up being a good price and the quality is at least decent, if not comparable to Pinkberry.
I think I even like Berryline more than Pinkberry.
I would’ve given this place 2 stars, but I gave it a 0.5 Boston-​handicap star.

I’ve heard of these swirling fanatics for a little bit now. How good can froyo be? Well these guys know what they are doing! The store is well lit & a little futuristic. The bar of fresh fruits & yummy bits are manned by smiling young women who are very pleasant. They make it fun to order & are very well informed. The flavors are very tasty & is not super sweet plus a bit tart. It is so good you feel like you are in that episode of Seinfeld that claimed that the froyo was fat free. After how much I have consumed I hope they are not lying about that.
The only downsides are the small dining area but at least they have an outdoor section. Perfect for a enjoying a frosty treat on a warm day. Also the lines on the weekends are very long but that may calm down as old man winter approaches.
If you are looking for a yummy treat that is good for you this spot is perfect for you.

Today: Lush and luscious pomegranate froyo topped with shaved coconut, honey almond granola and fat, juicy whole raspberries. Fresh, creamy, both tart and sweet but not too much of either. All added up to a heavenly, not guilt-​laden afternoon treat. Generous samples if you’re not sure about the flavors. Positively perky, pretty in pink staff. A little pricey otherwise 5 stars.

We took the trip down because my wife had a Pinkberry in NYC one time and loved it. The trip was absolutely worth it!
The place has a really cool look and feel and the line looks long but moves very quickly. Ordering is easy and the servers were very friendly and helpful. The cool thing about Pinkberry yogurt is that when you pay for a topping you can actually have as many topping as can fit. I had coconut yogurt with fresh chopped pineapple, almond slivers and some chocolate cookie bits. My wife had a pomegranate yogurt with mochi (sort of like a Japanese marshmallow) chocolate shavings and granola. We were both very happy and satisfied.
This really is upscale frozen yogurt — not sugary, cheapo stuff you get at some spots. The flavor is like real yogurt and the toppings are all fresh.
Give this place a try and you’ll be glad you did!

What more can I say that hasn’t been said?
Well, for one, I went here two days in a row. Yep, I did.
Passion fruit was fab and coconut was delicious too. Oh and I’m now addicted to mochi even though it’s a little weird. The fresh fruit selection is amazing, I get so overwhelmed by the choices.
Thank goodness spending 5 bucks on a small froyo daily isn’t in my budget or I’d be making the trip to Pinkberry everyday. A healthy alternative to ice cream or not, I’m pretty sure it negates my gym workout.

One day a few years ago, I was a pinkberry virgin. I have only been to the one in Venice Beach CA and have somehow managed to miss all the ones in NYC but upon hearing that pinkberry had opened in Hingham, I just had to had to go and make sure it was all that I had remembered. It was from the lines, to the original tart froyo to the chewy mochi and blackberry toppings. Good thing I do not live here or else I, like everyone else, would be here every day!

Boston is finally catching up with the fro-​yo craze and Pinkberry has made its way. The Pinkberry located at the Derby Street mall has the same clean, sleek contemporary design.
Their fro-​yo is good; a bit tart and very creamy. Flavors include original, chocolate, mango, pomegranate and a featured flavor (passion fruit). Pinkberry has more toppings than some of their competitors and they do not charge by the number of toppings. You can pick as many toppings can fit in a cup; so whatever (crazy) combination you can think of are welcome.
I had a mango fro-​yo with coconut, toasted almonds, mango fruits and a waffle cookie and it was really good. They recommended 4 toppings, but I think that is one too many, 3 is perfect.
What stands-​out at this Pinkberry location is their service. MY GOODNESS. I felt like i was ordering fro-​yo from my best friend of 10 years. Everyone was so nice and friendly. They welcomed, greeted, asked questions, answered questions, offered samples, provided suggestions and the whole nine yards! I was truly impressed.

I love Pinkberry!!! That Pinkberry song is awesome!
I stopped by Pinkberry in Hingham for «my breakfast» (hehe) and arrived here just before the 10AM opening. This is one of the first locations in New England and another location on Newbury Street in Boston is slated to open in October. I’m very thrilled that Pinkberry is expanding into new markets, especially closer to my home, though I just drove about 65 miles to get to this new location. Pinkberry is my favorite froyo shop and I’ve enjoyed my Pinkberry whenever I’m in So Cal, NYC, and Atlanta too. The door was open and the staff let me check out the place beforehand. At 10AM sharp, I ordered a Large Pomegranite with several toppings for $ 8.20 plus tax.
A few low-​fat frozen yogurt flavors are offered including the original, pomegranite (my favorite), chocolate, coconut, and a featured flavor, just to name a few. The toppings offered here include healthy options such as fresh fruit (raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, mango, pineapple, strawberries, kiwi) and nuts, and indulging options such as a variety of candies, chocolates, cereals, granola, and sauces. Just fit as many toppings in the cup as you can.
The friendly staff was awesome and very informative. My swirler is still learning the register. The manager even packed up and bagged my Pinkberry treat with ice so I could take it to the beach. I was also given a free T-​shirt to celebrate the grand opening.
I just enjoyed a Large Pomegranite Froyo topped with blackberries, raspberries, kiwi, mango, and dark chocolate crisps. Soooo good and a very refreshing treat, especially on a hot summer day. The yogurt is creamy with a good tangy taste with the right amount of tart flavor and the fresh fruit toppings make this treat pretty healthy until I start adding in the dark chocolate crisps.
This location does not have much seating inside (5 tables), but there are also a few outside tables in front of the shop.
I’m hoping that someday, Pinkberry will be in the Merrimack Valley since there are no great froyo shops up there yet (I haven’t fallen for the froyo kiosk at the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua). For now I’ll have to make a trek to get my Pinkberry fix. A sweet swirly card is offered here, buy 10 Pinkberry items and a free small yogurt with toppings.