Berry Boys
About

The boys.

Three lads who'd never made a bowl before October 2025. 20 days from an idea to a queue out the door.

It started, as most things do, with a few phone calls. Josh works in property. Finn has a supplement company. Harry works in content. None of them had ever made an açaí bowl. None of them had ever worked in hospitality. But Manchester needed a spot like Berry Boys, the trend was moving, and three weeks felt like exactly enough time to find a space, hand-stamp 4,000 cups, and open the doors.

“We came up with the idea three weeks ago. Very, very last minute. We thought we could make it quite cool, and focus on the collaboration side of it.”

Josh Young, co-founder

A Berry Boys tee seen through the store window, Manchester skyline reflected

On opening day we were graced with Storm Amy, but that didn't stop us from selling 550 out bowls. Service was chaos and it was definitely a shock to us all. We we're well and truly thrown into the deep end, but looking back, it helped us to learn fast.

Josh, Finn and Harry at the CUPRA City Garage counter

Eight months later: a second store inside CUPRA City Garage on St Ann Street, with a third location on the way in London. Mum's Granola became a USP (Finn's mum genuinely makes every batch). Brand deals landed with Arc'teryx, Represent, Marchon, Club de Padel UK. None of this was in the original plan, because there wasn't really an original plan.

We don't do therapy. But we do offer coping mechanisms.

@berryboys.uk on Instagram

Berry Boys is just a combination of what happens when three friends decide "how hard can it be" and then turn out to be right enough times to keep moving forward.

Meet the boys

Three friends. Three day jobs. One shop.

Josh Young, co-founder of Berry Boys

Josh Young

Co-founder ·

Finn Hall, co-founder of Berry Boys

Finn Hall

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Harry Stocks, co-founder of Berry Boys

Harry Stocks

Co-founder ·