BerryLine

Truly my favorite ice cream place in Massachusetts The regular froyo with hot fudge always hits the spot

It's no exaggeration when we say Berryline in Cambridge has the BEST soft serve froyo. They rotate their flavors regularly. We've tried lavender and ube flavors in the past. But, you can't go wrong with the original -- sweet & tart. Or course, we had to get it with their green tea mochi made in house! Don't worry, this cup cost ~$5. Super affordable! AND, for a small shop, there's a good amount of seating. Need a caffeine fix? Grab some coffee next door. All in all, a great place to hang, get dessert you know will hit the spot, surrounded by cute murals. Ordered: Original soft serve + green tea mochi

BerryLine is a great ice cream spot! They have lots of flavors, including frozen yogurt and dairy free too. To me, the toppings are always the best part! Even though it was pretty busy when I went, the line moved fast.I've passed by dozens of times, but never noticed it, until my friends told me about it. It's pretty small, so you're better off taking your dessert to go. With all the ice cream shops in the area, I feel like this one flies under the radar a bit. Solid choice!

Overall: yo-ho fro-yo. A local small business in the heart of Harvard epitomizing the yelp way. This shop has students, young professionals, and an openness for all. Dessert: serving up a hefty portion of yogurt, the smoothness immediately stands out. The vanilla flavoring is less vanilla bean and more vanilla as in plain. Yet it has the real yogurt taste instead of the artificial flavoring. Several fun toppings like mochi and fruit to top it off! Ambience/Decor/Service: tucked in a brick building with plenty of life and energy from the young crowd. The service was rapid and there was quite a bit of indoor and outdoor seating.

Probably the best frozen yogurt I've had! The original is perfectly tart and smooth and is complemented amazingly by the homemade mochi topping. There are also seasonal flavors that rotate every few weeks. Prices are fair with a micro cup + a topping coming out to less than $5. Service is fast so know what you want before you reach the counter. Shop is pretty small so I would recommend eating outside on warmer days or taking the froyo to go!

Favorite froyo spot in Cambridge/Boston area due to the froyo's consistency and tart flavoring (not too sweet). I always go for the original with strawberries as it's the most consistent and has good yogurt flavor. Lower in calories and sugar than regular ice cream so not as much of a guilty feeling when eating. Fairly efficient for a small place, and they offer pup cups too. My dog loves to come for her own froyo.

yummy ice cream, lots of options for sizes, clearly displayed prices, good customer service- all 5 stars from me(this review is based on my experience a few years ago before I moved away and back.. I'm going to have to revisit ASAP to see if anythings changed!

My favorite froyo place in Boston. My go-to is always the original tart, which at BerryLine is especially creamy, almost like a vanilla soft serve, except it still maintains the yogurt flavor. I opted for multiple toppings this time, which is as many toppings as can fit on top of the froyo. I had strawberries, blueberries, and mochi. Yumm

One of the best froyo's I've had in awhile. I doubted my friend when she told me to try the original flavor since I don't like tart things, but it turned out to be great! The only complaint is it's so popular the line is long and you can't really sit inside. Will definitely come back to try the next time I'm in town.

Got your typical milk and cream and coffee ice cream. Didn't realize the ice cream and yogurt menu was different. Unfortunately this place does not allow you to sample but their mochi is house made.