Pinkberry

i love this pink berry. its so yummy! i give them 5 stars because the yogurt is delicious and they deliver near by if you spend $ 10 or more. the bad things are that it has a very small parking lot and you don’t get the yogurt yourself. they serve it for you behind the table so its not a usual pink berry were you pull the lever and get your yogurt and put your toppings. i think it might be a faster service because they know what there doing. the staff is very friendly and the yogurt is as good as it gets :)

Wanted something sweet after dinner at roc and this hit the spot. We were pleasantly greeted by silvano who helped us choose our flavor and toppings. We went with pomegranate granola and black berries & original strawberries and chocolate chips. Silvano was great, super friendly and very patient.
I just love pink berry even more now!

Fresh ingredients and the frozen yogurt is delicious. Convenient short walk from Sushistop, would come back for more late night dessert.

GOOD GOSH — I LOVE YOU PINKBERRY!
Since the fresh ingredients and quality yogurt speak for themselves it really should be a 5 star review, however how does this location compare to the other one in the promenade? So, the staff at the promenade were FANTASTIC! FUN, FRIENDLY, NICE, HAPPY and having a good time! FIVE STARS! Here… not so much. It was late so just this one dude working that seemed way less than pleased to be there. Taste testing, basically seemed like it ruined his night and that we were being completely obnoxious, which was far from reality. Patient, not really.
Eh, enough about that!
FAV: regular serve, with fruit toppings that consist of (always kiwi, strawberries, blackberries, red raspberries, and that’s about it). Man the kiwi is so amazing.
Definitely recommend PINKBERRY in general! Perhaps make the trek down to the promenade and enjoy it there instead.

I love this exact pink berry so much. The location is fantastic. But there is something about Pink Berry that I love SO SO MUCH. it is like a high class desert that is so yummy for my tummy. And it’s SO HEALTHY. I love pinkberry so much that it’s my daily routine lol

Delish but so overpriced. Why do I consistently pay almost $ 5 for froyo? weird.

The hidden Pink Berry! :) this one is never too crowded.
Better quality yogurt and toppings than the «weigh and pay» places for sure, and because they serve you it is much more orderly and you don’t leave with a half melted cup of yogurt!
Kind of the original in the frozen yogurt game, really still the best!

This is my go to Pinkberry. It’s central for me, usually there isn’t a long line and they have parking. The staff is super friendly and helpful too.
Shout out to the great staff! Great service is so rare these days, that when I find it, I have to call it out!

The froyo is good if you like tangy flavors. I’m more of a creamy type, so I wasn’t too impressed with the selection.
The place is small and overcrowded, so I was getting a bit frustrated with the atmosphere.
All in all, its a decent place.

Pretty average Pinkberry in the Sawtelle area. I like Pinkberry for their consistency. I usually get the tart and pomegranate flavors together with fruit and mochi.
The service was great when we got there. There were 6 of us and we all didn’t know what we wanted but they were really patient with us.
My only complaint is that the mango wasn’t ripe enough. The fruits toppings are fresh and they have a lot of chocolate and nuts topping available too.
They have a new chocolate flavor that’s really delicious. I will have to go back for that next time.

I just to like Pinkberry but after trying it again (after a several year hiatus), I feel that I’m not a fan of it anymore. The fro-​yo is too solid and not very smooth or creamy. I had a mini original with fruity pebble toppings and it just didn’t seem to hit the spot.
Although service was friendly and the place pretty clean, I would rather go to Yogurtland across the street.

I prefer Pinkberry’s froyo over Yogurtland’s across the street, but compared to the Pinkberry in Marina del Rey, the atmosphere here off Sawtelle is not inviting and pretty dead.

Enjoyed delicious Pomegranate frozen yogurt with fresh fruits and love the cool colorful pieces of art…
It’s nicely hidden in Olympic Collection with lots of over grown plants…

I love Pinkberry but just not this store. I always wondered why this Pinkberry was always empty, never a line everytime I came by and now I know why.
It’s cuz they are extremely cheap. Not only does the old guy behind the counter give much less yogurt than other stores, but he insisted that I can only have one topping on my cone. Every single Pinkberry store lets me get my strawberries, granola, chocolate, etc as toppings but not this place. Even if it says «Cone + Toppings» — note the plural in topping.
What an excellent way to lose business by simply jipping off loyal customers… no loyalty anymore thanks to Mr. Cheap.

TEXTING:
8÷19÷2011
ME: PBJ hits pinkberry today!
CRAIG R: Thanks for the heads-​up. I’m going soon
(five minutes later i receive a text pic of him eating the PBJ pinkberry with tagline OMG)
CR: words cannot f*cking describe how delicious that was. holy sh*t
ME: ok i’m getting one this week :)
CR: F*ck THAT! Today you will get one!
So it took me a couple of weeks to get there, but i finally texted him this :
CR: You added bananas? Genius!
Actually, i have to give credit to the guys working at this location for suggesting it. They mentioned some people had ordered it with bananas. they must have been Unilocalers :)

Seriously in LOVE with the Lychee flavor being offered.
Just a heads up– this location is pretty obscure/​hard to find. It’s on the «North-​West» corner of Sawtelle & Olympic… meaning, opposite the Starbucks, in the same plaza as the Olympic Collection Banquet Center. Parking’s pretty hard to find, but not as big of a hassle as the hard-​to-​find location.
I’ll probably go back anyway given how awesome the lychee is, but fair warning!

Went in at 10pm on a Sunday. No line. Plenty of parking and no valets to speak of. I bought a small watermelon yogurt topped with watermelon, mango, and mochi and it was deeelicious. I’ve been scared off from pinkberry since they first opened years ago, due to the price, but I have to say, this summer watermelon flavor is worth trying.
When she asked me if I wanted it to go, she put a cap on it, placed it in a bag with a ziplock bag full of ice to make sure it stayed cold. Amazing customer service from this girl and I’d definitely come back again on a late night.

I’ve shied away from Pinkberry due to the emergence of other froyo giants and ensuing allegations regarding their contents and bogus health claims which eventually was settled out of court (
). Since I still have several Unilocal friends who are Pinkberry loyalists, I decided to return to give this trailblazer that started this country’s tart froyo movement another try. The once bustling Sawtelle store has cooled off since my last visit as the crowd has drifted over to Yogurtland across the street in favor of their cheaper, self serve arrangement. From the perspective of two recent visits, the emptied fresh green interior has looked more spacious than ever with the same line up of decorative toys and gadgets that starts from the door until one reaches the froyo counter.
Weighing on both visits combined, I had the chance to try their chocolate, original, pomegranate and mango flavors. True to what others have said, their froyo are creamier than their competitors with the exception of Nubi which carries the smooth corresponding qualities to match. The flavors were on point and less slushy and chalky with solid consistencies across the board. Comparatively speaking, their selection of fruit and dry toppings were limited and inconsistent in terms of freshness between each visit, but overall my choices of kiwi, pineapple, gummy bears, mango, mochi, strawberries, and blueberries were decent as they no longer put restrictions on the numbers of toppings per order. They used to be quite stingy on the toppings but to their credit this is no longer the case.
Overall, there were notable highlights but affordability is one of the most essential criteria to a wonderlicious experience, especially in an era of increased froyo demand, expectation, and competition. My medium sized froyo costs $ 5.95 is highway robbery considering their inability to keep up with other froyo places that have since offered a wider range of flavors and toppings that cost less. From a macro perspective, I think there are plenty of solid alternatives to choose from so coming here twice were enough for me to determine their contributions and ways in which they’re situated in the froyo debate.
3 stars for the solid but expensive froyo. Nubi is currently my favorite but Tuttimelon is on my list of froyo places to try.

i remember back in ⁹⁄₂₀₀₆ when i was introduced to «crackberry» by my friend W at the original store on Huntley Drive in West Hollywood. Back then, there were only two Pinkberry stores. I have been to the Westwood location, one of the K-​town ones, next to Pink’s, for a total of 5 times, and each time i wince as i pull out my wallet: why am i paying $ 6 for frozen yogurt?
Ever since I discovered Yogurtland, I scoff when people want to get Pinkberry. I only agreed to come to this location because my friend ER is hard to get a hold of, and when he says GO, i move.
I got the small original. The small size is enough for me. I didn’t get any toppings because the sweet/​tart flavor of the yogurt always overpowers the natural subtle flavors of the fruit. I prefer the fruit over the other sweet fixings.
Anyway, enough about Pinkberry. I took one picture, mostly to defy their No Photography policy. What’s up with that anyway? Did anyone notice the «Groupie Corner» on their website? That leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

nasty!