Pinkberry

Pinkberry plain Greek yogurt with Nutella makes my days! Waiting and going through horrible turbulance weren’t good until I got myself a yogurt with Nutella and fruits!

Yum! Service was fast as expected cause we were at an airport, even though I asked to try 3 of their flavors. They don’t do froyo by the ounce, they do it by size which is nice. Especially when you want lots of toppings. I loved the pink bubbly flavor!

The only froyo in the airport and it’s good stuff. I do miss having a tcby here. Anyway pinkberry is solid and the small size serving is plenty for me. Conveniently located in c terminal, in the middle.

Hefty price tag but worth every penny! I loved Pinkberry and frequented their many locations in nyc when I lived there, and then moved to the northwest and kind of forgot all about them. Now they are cropping up in airports around the country and I am reminded of why I fell in love with them in the first place. Unique flavors and all those probiotics in a little cup with unlimited toppings = danger zone!!! I indulged in the limited time pink bubbly flavor and spiced pear deliciousness (side by side!) with mochi, kiwi, and blueberries. Now that’s my kind of meal/​dessert/​special treat! That’s right, I will have this stuff no matter the time of day. It’s that good. And easy on the digestive system! WTG, Pinkberry! Keep doing what you do! I’ll be back for more SLC!

Haiku for Pinkberry yogurt in Salt Lake Airport
Trav-​lin’ all day long
Needin’ somethin’ a bit sweet
Not a big cookie
The delicious chocolate hazelnut frozen yogurt in a crispy cone was just what I needed before the next leg of my journey (3 flights to get to a small burg in the midwest). It is a local franchise and the yogurt is made with fresh ingredients and if you wanted a sundae there were all kinds of fresh fruit and candy additions available. Live cultures too. Smoothies too.
I was happy to find this as I had been searching unsuccessfully for a Starbucks oatmeal cookie and the SLC airport may be the only one in the world with no *bucks. Then I remembered Mormons do not drink coffee — they do drink Cola.
(Note — There IS coffee at SLC)

The peach flavored yogurt was fresh and delicious. Very friendly service.
I really wanted ice cream but this fit the bill instead.

Had never seen one of these before. Got a small chocolate hazelnut yogurt with Graham crackers. Very tasty yet not overly sweet. Lots of fruit and they list the calorie content with every menu item. Wish more of these were around!

I had the coconut shake and it was awful. When I tried the sample it tasted great but I’m not sure what the ratio is for mixing these… After a few sips it was in the garbage! What a waste:(

Late night flyer beware of unexpected closures.
I was so bummed to get there before my flight took off at 10:30pm in the C terminal and it was closed at 9:40! So disappointing. Seriously 3^rd time this has happened to me at this location so I’m warning hopeful travelers.
They said they close 20 minutes before the final departure. Welp, that wasn’t true. I still had 45 minutes before mine left from that same terminal.
Not reliable for late flight but still good yogurt.

Had a fruit and yogurt smoothie from Pinkberry. It was delicious, sweet, but probably more calories than I want to know. It’s refreshing in between flights.

First time I tried Pinkberry was at the SLC airport location enroute to visit my sister and brother in law in WA. I am hooked! The frozen yogurt is so tasty and the toppings… there’s so many to choose from and I love that the fresh fruit in particular looks and tastes exactly that: fresh! Best airport snack money can buy :)

Great fruity yogurt that is perfect for a spring day. lots of choices don’t think too hard they are all delicious

The legend of Pinkberry has been told to many a young girl in her quest for frozen yogurt.
These young maidens are often lead astray with tales of other yogurts that my quench her heart’s desire or fulfill the need for frosty nibbles.
Stay the course, ladies and gents! Rest assured that the legends of yore are everything you have been told and more!
The divinity of this fro-​yo goodness is so legen…(wait for it)…dary that the term «pie hole» should be officially changed to «Fro-​yo hole.»
Alas, fair maidens and gents, in the Salt Lake City area, you need to make the journey to the airport of the great Salt Lake to indulge in such treasures. The people of the valley may be so unwound with ecstasy upon taste that there are certain restrictions and magical spells cast to allow only the most stalwart to partake. The restrictions? You must have a plane ticket and make it through security.
In the Delta terminal, you will find Pinkberry. When I happened upon it, and by «happened upon» I mean darted to the Delta terminal to gorge myself before my non-​Delta flight departed, the entire counter waited for me, free of customers, in boundless glory.
«Would you like to try a sample?» Oh the sweet words of temptation as I stood there staring at the dizzying array of menu items.
«Heck yes!» I explained as I headed on over and quizzed the nice man behind the counter about each flavor and topping and the popularities of such.
I ended up with something simple — classic Pinkberry yogurt with fresh strawberries on top. I thought I’d tried them all. I’d been told so many other yogurt places compared. But, friends, they do not! It’s like the most decadent frozen Greek-​yogurt tasting treat to hit my lips since love’s first kiss. Okay, maybe not, but it is definitely dang delicious!
If you are in the airport and have a spare few minutes, give Pinkberry a try! The prices are a little steep, but I was prepared for that because «airport» is synonymous with «charge twice as much as regular.» Men, you may catch a little extra estrogen if you stand in the general vicinity, but it’s worth it.

This was my first time at a pinkberry and it was awesome.
I mean it’s a typical chain so maybe a five is being generous. However, it is really nice to have a healthy snack option, with fresh fruit, while traveling.

Being that my airline of choice is Delta, I frequently visit the Salt Lake City hub. Salt Lake City airport has adequate fresh dining options and I appreciate the health conscious choices. Pinkberry Fro-​Yo falls right into this category. Probiotic Fro-​Yo with freshly diced kiwi, mango, and strawberry is one of the best options for a happy tummy on the fly, literally. Treat-​Yo-​Self to this yummy delight!

It’s been a very long time since I’ve had pinkberry as there are many other yogurt places that are better and a helluva lot cheaper. Was waiting for a flight and decided to try it out again.
It’s great to see them have more exciting flavors. I decided on a small strawberry and key lime twist ($ 3.85) as I like both of them. Also added toppings ($ 1.60): mochi, cheesecake bites, chocolate shavings, and chocolate wafer rolls.
Overall it was pretty good, still overpriced for what it is. Total was $ 5.88 for a small. Won’t be going back to pinkberry unless its my only choice and I’m craving yogurt

A nice yogurt stand.
I would definitely recommend getting the chocolate syrup with the strawberries. It was like eating chocolate cover strawberries on top of your yogurt.

Like most chains and franchises put into an airport… You pay an airport premium (likely cause the rents are higher). But I’m glad to have this option available.
In fact, we got it for BREAKFAST in the form of a fruit parfait and fruit bowl.
More reasons to love pinkberry:
* All options are fat-​free except chocolate hazelnut & salted caramel
* Fresh mix-​ins

IT WAS LIKE SEEING THE GATES OF HEAVEN when I walked out of my plane and saw a glowing Pinkberry right before me. For someone who lives in a metropolitan area (Seattle) that is deprived of Pinkberry I felt more than blessed to find Pinkberry on my connecting flight to DC in the Middle of the Salt Lake City Airport. The original tart goes best with fresh fruit toppings and one waffle cirlce. If you are more of a TCBY or Dairy queen fan you might feel underwhelmed by this place and should probably opt for the soft serve at Cinnabon ^_^.

Typically frozen yogurt in the airport doesn’t tempt me due to being cold. This day was different and Pinkberry called my name.
The service was prompt and friendly. The variety of yogurt is limited, but plenty of options of toppings to make it as flavorful as your taste buds can handle.
When you’re in the airport and need a treat, walk to Pinkberry in Concourse C.