Ice Berry Frozen Yogurt

I was thinking it would be nice to support a local business rather than go to Yogurtland or 16 Handles but alas Ice Berry is actually a national chain. Regardless, the atmosphere is much more pleasant with fewer kids running around a less commotion in general.
Their frozen yogurt is just as good as any other place nearby and they actually have mochi so it’s a no-​brainer choice (although they should figure out how to keep it a little more fresh).
RIP Berry Freeze… now that you’re gone I’m choosing Ice Berry.

I would rather go to yogurtland than iceberry. I got California tart and java expresso caramel and some mochi. It costs abt 5 dollars. I would definitely get a whole lot more at yogurtland and more flavors too.

Best froyo in Coolidge corner! They have different flavors the other shops don’t, and they are the only place that still has mochi as a topping. Friendly staff too!

So happy I came across this place! I was so disappointed when Berry Freeze closed, and I just can’t bring myself to like Yogurtland or 16 Handles – their froyo is way too sweet for me… and so many screaming children. I just can’t.
Children/​atmosphere aside, I love tart froyo and would definitely recommend trying Ice Berry’s California Tart. soooooo good! I usually top my froyo off with some fresh fruit, mochi, and the mango or lychee bursting balls… not sure if that’s what they’re actually called, but they’re damn good. and the staff here is super friendly !
definitely my new favorite froyo spot. hope they can keep it up!

Coolidge Corner has yet another froyo place, and with today’s grant opening, we decided to check it out.
Ice Berry has a similar set up to the other 2 Coolidge froyo places: pay-​by-​weight, ~8−10 different flavors, add your own toppings bar, a few modern tables and chairs. Each place has a flavor range that includes tart to fruity to chocolatey to sugary to sorbet., and offers a variety of toppings. The price seems comparable across the 3 stores, and even the fun colored spoons and containers are all similar. Additionally, Ice Berry seems to be a national chain (as is Yogurtland and 16 Handles).
Differences: Ice Berry offers a few flavors deemed «Greek» (seems to mean Greek-​style yogurt), which were all pretty thick and rich (a good thing). Also, they had the usual original tart flavor, but also a blueberry tart, both of which were refreshing.
I tried a bunch of different flavors via the tasters, and ultimately chose the java caramel, blueberry tart, and California (original) tart, all of which were creamy and flavorful. Toppings seemed fresh and well-​stocked (although to be fair, it was the first day open), and they even offered a few options I hadn’t seen before, like jackfruit.
I was perfectly happy with my experience and froyo here, but I’ll be honest, I’m a bit hard-​pressed to come down on a favorite between Yogurtland and Ice Berry (16 Handles notwithstanding; I just do not care for their overly sugary froyo and kid-​oriented atmosphere). None of these 3 froyo options in the area are actual local businesses (RIP BerryFreeze), and none of them really stand out amid the sea of competition. That being said, I do prefer Yogurtland’s 3 sorbet options where Ice Berry offers only 1, but on the other hand, I like the Greek and tart offerings at Ice Berry. I’ll stick with 3 stars for Ice Berry for now; it’s worth checking out if you’re a froyo fan.