Pinkberry
University of Arizona,1303 E University Blvd, Tucson, AZ, 85721
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Address :
University of Arizona,1303 E University Blvd
Tucson, AZ, 85721 - Phone (520) 621-0040
- Website https://www.pinkberry.com
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Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Garage
Bike Parking : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
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Jennifer V.
Frozen yogurt here is good, the strawberry topping is sweet and the mochi is very soft! just had some 5 minutes ago walking to class and was craving for some froyo. The downside of this place is the prices! I bought a small with a few pieces of strawberries and mochi and it cost $5.30. I can get a lot more elsewhere with that price its ridiculous, but I guess I can't complain since it's located on campus.
(3)Sam L.
I am so glad that tucson got a pinkberry. passionfruit, original and watermelon are my favorite. I also like that they use purred watermelon has a topping, for those complaining about the price. you obviously have never had pinkberry, because they use quality organic ingredients instead of the cheap stuff like BTO. I also like that they put the toppings on for you because it helps portion control the yogurt for you, which is good because frozen yogurt can be high caloric when you pile on the toppings. I really hope that this place stays finally quality fro-yo in the old pueblo!!!
(5)Stephanie S.
My chocolate frozen yogurt with faux m&ms tasted all right, but I gotta say, it didn't knock my socks off. And, at $6 for the SMALL, I guess I expected to be wowed. I think I'll stick to other snacks while visiting campus.
(2)Athena Y.
The ONLY Pinkberry in Arizona!!! I love their strawberry yogurt with fresh fruits for toppings. The yogurt is not over sweet and is refreshing. The staff never hesitate to fill your bowl with as much toppings as possible while making them "pretty." It's my very healthy and tasty treat!!
(5)Julie S.
So Happy to find out that there is a Pinkberry here in AZ. Finding it was the most awful experience ever ; ) not realizing it is inside of Student Union on U of A campus. All the construction , you can't even get around down there. We drove in circles looking for this place and finally asked a student and they told us where it was. So we finally find a place to park and walk to Student Union and there and behold is Pinkberry ; ) Happy Day !!!! I tried pomegranate , chocolate hazelnut and went with the peanut butter ; ) it was delicious and the staff was Great !!! Wish it was in a more convenient location but its Great for the College Students . I'm sure ill get back there ; )
(4)Brittany S.
I let the gentleman who was helping me know i had never had Pinkberry before and he went above and beyond to give samples, and explain what makes them stand out and be special. I loved it, almost 6 bucks for a small frozen yogurt is steep no matter which way you look at it, but I still highly recommend it and find it to be absolutely delish.
(4)Thomas D.
Pinkberry seriously has the best frozen yogurt. I just wish they would open more locations in Arizona.
(5)Eleana H.
Pinkberry would get 5 stars, if it wasnt so expensive... 6.00 for a small pinkberry is 100% overpriced. I can go to the grocery store and get two pints of ben & jerrys for 6.00 on sale. That being said its so good, that I try to get it once a month even though I really cant justified the price.. My friend always jokes that the first three bites are amazing.. and then on the fourth bite you want to cry because its all gone =(
(4)Dylan M.
Best fro-yo in town, hands down. Having lived in the Bay Area for a number of years, which is absolutely saturated with new fro-yo shops seemingly popping up every week, my standards are high...probably too high. For those of you unaware, Pinkberry started in LA about 5 years ago, and quickly spread across all of California in a craze of popularity, for good reason. They make all their yogurt fresh on-site with fresh ingredients. They make each yogurt with a base fro-yo, which is ... wait for it ... NATURALLY TART ... like actual yogurt is naturally tart ...because it's actually REAL yogurt (unlike 90% of fro-yo places). Then, they add REAL ingredients to flavor it, like REAL peanut butter, or mango puree, etc... Finally, if you want toppings, they have an assortment of FRESH fruit and gourmet indulgences such as mango, raspberry, caramel, dark chocolate, and MOCHI! If you want quantity, go to your run-of-the-mill self-serve garbage fro-yo shops...there's plenty around town. But if you want QUALITY yogurt, look no further - this is the place! Only crappy point is that this place is located at the UofA on-campus inside of the student union, so getting here (with parking, etc) is a PITA... but it's worth the hassle! By the way, this is the ONLY Pinkberry located in Arizona, and the FIRST one located on a college campus...way to go UofA! A tip: when adding toppings, you can get as much as you want. Don't think they added enough? Tell them to add more. Want chocolate drizzle on it? Ask for it. Want a big waffle wafer stuck on top? Just ask. It's all included in the price!
(5)Amanda D.
Pinkberry is good stuff! It's my favorite fro yo in the old Pueblo without a doubt. That being said... I wish it wasn't located in the U of A student union. It is a great location for Pinkberry and UA students but I wish they would add a new location that is a bit easier for me to get to. It's all about accessibility for me. It is so yummy that I foresee myself traveling there on occasion to get some delish yogurt and fresh fruit toppings. My winning combo is the original yogurt with fruit and mochi. I love the fact that you can have as many toppings as will fit in your cup!
(4)Beth C.
I eat a lot of frozen yogurt and have heard a great deal about Pinkberry. From Yelp reviews, I pretty much knew what to expect and yet was still disappointed. It's extremely expensive for a tiny cup--$3.50, and then a dollar more for as many toppings as you want even though there is almost no room in the cup for toppings. I'm used to having control of the yogurt machine to mix and match flavors, and here, I had no direct control, and there were few flavors and a minimal selection of toppings. I ended up getting a simple, no-topping vanilla for $3.71. It was okay. I've had better and worse vanillas. (Though if I somehow entered a time warp and was enrolled in college at U of A in 2015, this probably would be my restaurant of choice in their food court.) Now, at least, I can say I've tried Pinkberry and I can stick to the places with yogurt much more to my preference!
(2)Jinny H.
It's frozen yogurt, and it's at u of a. There aren't much food options around, so Pinkberry being the only frozen yogurt place... I wasn't impressed. The service was great, the yogurt tasted fine, but I felt like it was very overpriced for ice cream.
(3)Kate M.
I love fro-yo, but lately I've just been dissatisfied with the fro-yo places in Tucson. It's not acceptable for ice cream places to have melty ice cream, so I don't know why so many of the fro-yo joints I go to end up serving a product that melts by the time you've paid for it. Enter Pinkberry, which I know and love from LA but was TOTALLY unaware we had in Tucson - and it's at the student union! Admittedly, I was afraid our Tucson establishment might not live up to the LA expectations, but one bite of my white chocolate raspberry yoghurt with boba, dark chocolate chips, and oreo crumbs and I honestly don't think I'll be able to ever spend money on fro-yo from anywhere else in Tucson. Their consistency is just top-notch, (mine didn't start to melt at all until fifteen minutes after purchasing) and the tart edge present in all of their flavors is SO refreshing. It's definitely pricey, but you do get a lot and I think the quality is worth it. Go, go, go! It's a life changing experience.
(5)Jennifer F.
I was not impressed, at all. We had stopped in here the other day. I was surprised at the lack of choices and the prices. This is not a per once place and the prices are without toppings. Just to add one topping you must add an additional 50cents. We just got one froyo and it was the mini size. It ended up being close to $4 for the mini. If I go to any other and I mean ANY OTHER froyo place I can get twice the amount of froyo for the same price. It was pretty ridiculous! There flavors werent very different from each other either (we tried all 4 and they were all pretty similar even though they were very different flavors; mango, plain, watermelon and one I don't remember). Very disappointed.
(2)May P.
Soooo good!! I think it's like just the right amount of calories to fulfill your taste buds!! I usually get the fruit bowl where you get a variety of fruits, chocolate, or nuts and a little bit of yogurt. There are a variety of flavors and they are all very yummy!!! I like all the fruits that goes with it and some extra MOCHI on it, please!! yummmm-o~~ :D try it!!!
(4)Brian E.
Loved Pinkberry in CA and are very happy to see it in the Student Union at UofA. The yogurt was great, but the prices are very high for the portion sizes.
(3)Jennifer D.
I was so happy when I found out Pinkberry was coming to town! It made this cali girl sooo happy! My favorite flavor is the pomegranate and vanilla with strawberries SOOOOOOO good! Can't wait to go back!
(4)Trianna O.
I love my Pinkberry and am so happy it is now here in Arizona! I have had it NY and CA, so it was a happy day when I found it on my very own UA campus!! I order the original with fresh fruit: strawberries, blueberries, kiwi, and mango. It is perfection! I think I want some right now...
(5)Edmund M.
Finally, someone gets yogurt right. The flavored are intense, they let you have as many toppings as fit in your cup, and don't charge you by the ounce!
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