Pinkberry

(212) 695-9631

7 West 32nd Street, New York, NY | Directions   10001

40.747397 -73.986077 View Website
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71% 100 52
21 Votes

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Neighborhoods:
Koreatown, Midtown

Categories:
Frozen Yogurt Shops, Frozen Yogurt Shops

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At a Glance ?
50% ambiance
“Not the best location, but worth the trip!”
0% dessert
“It's not super-sweet and I don't treat it as a dessert (I find it too filling for an after-meal thing anyway), but it's great for a pre-workout snack, a light breakfast, and is much healthier than a frappuccino for a little cold treat on a warm day.”
0% drinks
“The green tea yogurt was even worse -- it tasted like bitter soil.”
85% food quality
“The yogurt is REALLY good and I'm all about the fresh fruit.”
60% service
“The yogurt is tasty , the fruit is fresh and the staff is friendly.”
66% value
“Supposely Pinkberry is huge in LA.”
0% wait time
“friend and I were willing to wait while the two painfully slow and inefficient employees served up the yogurt we had heard so much about.”

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5.0
November 03, 2010

take away all FROZEN YOGURT, but Pinkberry. This is too awesome for me. If I had money and saw Pinkberry, I would try to buy as much as I can. Peace out! If you never ate this FROZEN YOGURT, you better be there or Chuck Norris will get you!!!!!

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5.0
December 03, 2009

The Best Frozen Yougurt, EVER!. Pinkberry is the best! The have so many fun and interesting topping choices. The prices do tend to be a little pricer than others but their yougurt is well worth it. Every time I leave Pinkberry, I am always stopped by tourists asking for directions so be ready. All in all, this is a must stop for anyone looking for a quick and healthy snack.

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4.0
September 18, 2008

frozen yogurt !. As I walked away from pinkberry, I had about 2-3 groups of tourists notice my cup and ask me for directions to pinkberry. I personally love the yogurt but it's not for everyone - had a few friends tell me they just don't get it. Try it for yourself - if you don't love it, try a few other options like Red Mango. There are so many of these places popping up everywhere. In brooklyn there is Blue Mango, Yogo Monster, and Oki just to a name a few.

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5.0
May 04, 2008

Love it or hate it. Pinkberry seems to be one of those things everyone either LOVES or HATES. I personally love it, but you have to be prepared for YOGURT, not an ice cream imitation, a la Tasti D Lite or your typical "frozen yogurt" from the grocery store. Pinkberry IS, and appropriately, tastes like a creamy, cold, delicious yogurt. I usually get it with lots of fruit toppings as a sort of meal replacement, and it's awesome. It's not super-sweet and I don't treat it as a dessert (I find it too filling for an after-meal thing anyway), but it's great for a pre-workout snack, a light breakfast, and is much healthier than a frappuccino for a little cold treat on a warm day. Also, the staff at every pinkberry I've been to - especially the 59th street and 14h street locations - have been really upbeat and friendly. It's a whole enjoyable package, and Red Mango just doesn't compare.

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5.0
February 10, 2008

Worth the buzz. The yogurt is REALLY good and I'm all about the fresh fruit. Don't recommend the shaved ice though...

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1.0
January 26, 2008

Crapberry. If the cup came filled with mainly fruit or toppings and just a little bit of yogurt, it MIGHT be okay. Seriously, I don't understand the obsession with this place. I'm a 23-year old who moved from sunny California to the Upper East Side. I love trying new restaurants and I saw Pinkberry on the American Express Plum card commercial and figured it must be good. Boy oh boy was I WRONG!! It tastes like it's yogurt that sat in the gutter for two weeks (well, at least what I imagine something would taste like after sitting in the gutter for that long). My friend actually said it best: "It tastes like the frozen yogurt that came out when they first tried to make it." Yuck, yuck, yuck. I really don't understand HOW someone could actually like this. ick!

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3.0
January 09, 2008

Pinkberry versus Fruplosion. I used to like Pinkberry until I discovered Fruplosion cafe inside the Fresh Fruit Bouquet company on 45th and Madison. They have a better tasting plain frozen yogurt ( Frogurt Brand that Bloomingdales and Saks has) and make parfaits with it, it is amazing! Some combos are the plain frozen yogurt with honey, walnuts and bananas. The do caramel , granola and apples to make like an apple pie parfait. If you like Pinkberry you will LOVE Fruplosion. I am hooked and I went on their website they have locations opening all over the country. One justopened in Flushing too. I had Pinkberry today since I was walking by and it truly is lemony and the Frogurt at Fruplosion has a more yogurt flavor with the tang that plain should have.

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5.0
September 09, 2007

yummy frozen yogurt!. I thought Pinkberry's concept was rather stupid- only 2 flavors and some toppings- how do you make a hugely successful business out of that?? However, after trying some this past week I can attest that pinkberry really does taste GREAT and was totally worth the wait. I got some of the regular yogurt with strawberries, raspberries and bananas and the fruit tasted fresh and sweet and overall the experience was really wonderful. My younger brother and baby cousin loved it as well. Great atmosphere and frozen yogurt!

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2.0
July 19, 2007

Don't Believe the Hype. Having heard all the buzz, I was happy to see a Pinkberry pop up in my neighborhood and was excited to try it. I didn't want to wait in the long line, so I held back until a random late evening last week when the line was not down the block. The man in line behind me seemed to be restraining himself from cutting in front of the line to get his "fix". He was recognized by the cashier (whom he refered to as "my savior!") when he ordered his "usual". I was excited to try this wonderfully addictive frozen treat, happy to pay too much for something that I might end up craving, and...yuck! It tastes just like frozen yogurt did when it was brand new in the very early 80s: sour and flavorless. They only have two kinds: plain and green tea flavor. Whoopee. The toppings are the same standards you see anywhere else. I tried to like it, thought maybe it was an acquired taste, but couldn't even finish my serving. Sorry, addicted guy...I threw mine away.

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1.0
July 17, 2007

Don't Believe the Hype. The frozen yogurt reminded me of the taste that frozen yogurt had in the 1970's - sour and an icy texture. This place is quite frankly for the 20 something Paris Hilton lookalike crowd who don't care about the quality of the product but only so they can IM their friends to say that they went to Pinkberry. Save your $$, these shops will be closing once the hype wears off.

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