New York's wellness darling Bonberi has slipped into Coconut Grove, bringing its viral grass-fed frozen yogurt to Miami, but without the big neon sign or splashy storefront. Instead, the West Village-born brand has set up shop as a permanent collaboration inside Sadelle’s Coconut Grove, tucked into the restaurant’s grab-and-go counter. On offer is a tight menu of nutrient-dense smoothies, matcha lattes and that much-hyped grass-fed frozen yogurt built around clean ingredients.
According to Miami New Times, the partnership makes Bonberi’s wellness menu a standing feature at Sadelle’s Coconut Grove. Founder Nicole Berrie announced the move on TikTok, making it clear this is not a standalone Miami outpost; instead, the specialty items will be folded into Sadelle’s daily routine and served while supplies last.
Bonberi started as Nicole Berrie’s wellness platform and a couple of small New York outposts, then grew into a brand associated with clean-label convenience and a heavy dose of wellness messaging. Vogue has profiled Berrie and her cookbook, while Bonberi highlights a mission built around intuitive-eating language and grab-and-go formats that slot neatly into a cafe counter setup like the one at Sadelle’s.
What’s On The "Major Wellness" Menu
The Coconut Grove collaboration features what Bonberi calls a "major wellness" lineup, centered on nutrient-dense smoothies, matcha lattes and a grass-fed frozen yogurt that skips artificial ingredients, dyes, refined sugars, seed oils and what the brand refers to as "weird gums," as reported by Miami New Times. Instead of chasing full-on soft-serve sweetness, the frozen yogurt leans into simple dairy and wellness-minded add-ins that echo Bonberi’s New York roots. The menu is intentionally short and is available on a limited, while-supplies-last basis.
How To Get It In Miami
In Coconut Grove, Bonberi’s items are served from Sadie’s, the grab-and-go counter located next to the main Sadelle’s dining room. The offerings are available during normal cafe hours at the Sadelle’s Coconut Grove location. Details on the restaurant and the Sadie’s counter can be found through Sadelle's Coconut Grove.
The move taps into a broader trend toward health-forward frozen desserts and strategic partnerships that let wellness brands test-drive new cities without the expense of a full brick-and-mortar buildout. Industry research points to continued growth for frozen-yogurt and better-for-you dessert options as consumers look for probiotic and lower-sugar treats, according to The Insight Partners.
