I haven't been here in a number of years. What happened? Not many in staff, shelves not well stocked, prepared foods section used to be great, not very appealing now. Came here for a Challah. Actually had a few different ones, which was good, but no pricing and no freshness dates on the product. Seemed like no heat in the store. It was very cold outside but really cold inside... the cashier wore a coat, felt bad for them. Their large Grove store in Boca is amazing. Looks like they gave up on this one. read more

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Delicious foods. We had passover food from there. Better than home made But very expensive read more

I came here for one thing and i found it. The place was packed with pre-holiday shoppers. I'm not kosher nor do I normally shop for kosher foods per se. I knew that most items -- especially meats -- are more expensive if kosher, but did not realize how much everything now costs. I now know why one of my friends is a pescatarian/vegetarian as she can no longer afford to buy kosher meats. I'd been to Publix and Walmart to find matzah kosher for Passover for my friends. It turned out that both stores had boxes of matzah, but in the small print on the front of the box, it said on each box "not for Passover" (!) which I found strange. Anyhow, they had several different brands at various price points here so I was in luck. They have a bit of all groceries here. And items are clearly marked. I was a bit shell shocked by the prices, but I'm assuming those who regularly come here are used to it. read more

Glicks Kosher Market - Outside - Delis Near Me - Delray Beach, Florida

Quality Kosher Food. Home-cooked taste. Consistently goods, and reasonably priced for Kosher quality. read more

First time here. It was very frustrated trying to drive here. I hope the food is worth it and all. They are known for their knishes. I could not find the borscht but finally did . It was a small sour cream that I bought. I loved the Persian hamburger cookie that I liked. read more

Guy in deli section is 90 years old and does not belong there takes forever other person there has to do double the work

I want to change the name to 'Glicks Dirty Market', bordering on disgusting. The manager walks around useless, doing nothing but bossing the others around like dogs. Such chutzpah, the one with the dark hair, kippa and beard. This place needs to be sterilized. The Health Dept needs to inspect them once a month, they run so hot and cold, always filthy. Bathrooms? A stench like the men's urinals at Penn Station, NYC. 60% of the products on the shelves are without prices. That's illegal in Florida, fyi. The place is usually a mess, empty stock in the aisles. The only person in there that knows where EVERYTHING is....is Erica. Highway robbery. They should be ashamed of themselves for selling low-quality food at nosebleed prices. New Yorkers are shocked by the prices, I hear them complain all the time. Costco has an aisle of kosher food in Boca Raton at 1/3rd the prices. The owners, along with this guy, Rotem, have zero boosha responding to complaints here on Yelp. I just read a review here where the people are saying the food was not edible, rancid, spoiled, but Rotem stops short of saying, "Come back for a refund. You are our customer. We are sorry for giving you shitty food for your hard-earned money." They cannot bring themselves to say this, because they are pompous and so full of themselves. Am I being extreme? Not in the least, read the rest of the reviews here. This place caters to the Ashkanazi crowd only. None others. This means salt and pepper only. Period. Nothing with Middle Eastern, Mizrachi, Separdic spices. This would be too difficult for them to perform. I only visit for a few select items, and because sometimes it's convenient. Glicks is not going to last once KC opens in Boynton Beach. I think KC will put their dirty store out of biz. That's what you get for gouging your Jewish customers. The main event is the deli, where Max cuts the lox like a pro always. People pressure Max and Victor constantly....they are the only two menschen in the whole place. Max always smiling and Victor always telling a good joke. The little guy from France is nice, too. Please people, when KC opens in Boynton, spend your money there. Glicks does not deserve the patronage of the Jewish community. They actually deserve a boycott from us. Hang your heads in shame, owners of Glicks. It's a boosha what you're doing. CLEAN YOUR FRIGGING STORE BEFORE THE HEALTH DEPT SHUTS YOU DOWN!!! read more

Very high prices but food and displays are always immaculate and service is friendly. If you don't mind a little over on price it's convenient and well stocked. read more

Bought $30 worth of brisket for my elderly 96 year old father for Rosh Hashana. How dare they sell it spoiled. If I allowed him to eat it ... he would have been sick from it , all alone , wheelchair bound. Shame on you Glicks.. Never again P.S. had to be discarded . Not even ok for the dogs. read more

Glicks Kosher Market - Brisket spoiled!!!! - Delis Near Me - Delray Beach, Florida

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Some people might say " hey your in delray for few weeks that's in middle of nowhere" Well if it's in middle of nowhere at least they have good places with good food. Just hanging at the rents condo for a few weeks and was looking for something to eat. I had some chicken salad and tuna salad this past Monday. Silly me I thought the $6.99 price was for 1 lb of chicken salad but this place charges that for actually 1/2 ! Lb. Why? I'm no expert but i think it's because the nearest kosher store like it is in fort lauderdale which is like 40 min away. I had the pastrami wrap...you got to give them kudos for cutting it so small. It wasnt till I was halfway thru it that I noticed that I was eating the paper around the wrap also. But it still turned out great and at $9.00 is a really good price and is $ 15.00 cheaper then what Essex on Cony in New york charges for their pastrami sandwhich which despite me eating some paper turned out to be just swell read more

Glicks Kosher Market - Pastrami wrap - Delis Near Me - Delray Beach, Florida

I recently stopped buying the gluten-free cheese blintz even though I did love them at one time. The last couple times I made them there was maybe a tablespoon of cheese in them. Evan added ricotta cheese for some protein. Also, I stopped buying the beef stew a year ago because I got a couple really tough ones so tonight I decided I will try the beef stew. It was horrible so tough. Couldn't even eat it really disheartening. I used to really enjoy that it used to fall apart on the fork, this time was so tough. It went in the trash. I don't think I'll be going there anymore. I don't even keep kosher, but I used to like their food, but they're cutting corners too much. read more

Obviously it was sold to The Grove, another Kosher Market in Boca Raton. There are remodeling the store. Also the price have increased, either because of the sale or just inflation. Best selection Kosher prepared foods, deli, and grocery items. read more

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Love this place. So much really good prepared food. Lots of pretty typical things like chicken teriyaki, meatloaf, eggplant parmigiana, etc. but also lots of smoked fish, lox, sable, whitefish salad, and so on. Some more unusual things that you're not going to find at Publix too that are just yummy. The store also has a small amount of fresh meats and fish, and a small grocery store with typical items like cheese, yogurt, bread, etc. Because everything is kosher, it's all pretty pricey, but if you need kosher, this is a great place. And even if you dont, it's still worth coming into. They have some delicious things. read more

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kosher is another name for ridiculous inflated prices. I go to famous for my Jewish food. I am not a kosher nut .so some rabbi gives his blessing and over charges for this service. read more

Ignore the Snowbird "Kvetchers" and "Yentahs" - Glicks quickly stepped up and became our "Go To" spot for Kosher Rations. "The Team" - Max, Victor, Max and Erica are very unique, friendly and kind. I can't seem to remember everyone's name - Nevertheless, since moving to the region this past Summer of 2022 - I have quickly become a regular at this location. I often visit Glicks 2-3 times per week. My wife and I love the Rotisserie Chickens, the Eggplant and the Homemade Pasta Salads. My wife also loves the Pea Soup. Glick's has a very respectful stock of the necessities. The Cashier staff are unique and friendly and always go out of their way to say hello to me. Appetizing / Fresh Good sections are typically stocked well and clean. I've never had any quality problems. Prices recently have gone up - but, what can you say. I suspect many of Glick's patrons voted for "Old Man Joe" and all I can say is that "You reap what you sow" - so shut up with your complaining! Wish they could continue the "In Season" display and set up all year round - but, I get it. The French Canadian clientele are amusing! Overall - the scene towards Shabbos can be amusing. Plenty of parking available - However, just be vigilant in the parking lot. Glick's Customers aren't the best of Drivers. Shabbat Shalom! read more

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Great Kosher Supermarket! I appreciate the variety of foods both raw (meats) and cooked in addition to the dry goods. Nice selection of baked goods but REALLY wish that they had bagels! I traveled over from the non-NY side of Florida (Sarasota) and found this to be a real treat as I wasn't able to get a raw kosher brisket at Jo-El's in St. Pete and this place had plenty. I have a BBQ catering gig next weekend and couldn't get one at Jo-El's. I called before driving and was pleasantly surprised by the friendly service I got both on the phone and when I went in. People working there actually stopped what they were doing to answer and address my questions. Prices were pretty much where I expected them to be and I didn't feel completely ripped off or have check shock. The interior was clean and everything was very well organized. As usual, I did find treats that I wasn't looking for that I also bought. If ever I am in need of kosher meats and I'm on that side of the state I'll definitely go back. If you've ever lived in Manhattan, it's kinda like someone who lives on the West or East side and doesn't really travel to the other side of Central Park! read more

Place is empty except for the Deli counter. Max is behind the counter and has been there for many years. He is a plus for Glicks. The prices are off the wall. Bsnanas $1.19 a pound when the broken sign said 89 cents a pound. price signs all over meaning nothing . Do u want to buy a whole chicken cut in quarters or eights, open the package and find the chicken has no wings . When u ask about it you are told that is the way the chickens are delivered. Thank G-d a new Kishet market has opened by the name of KC kosher. The chickens are whole and the staff goes out of their way to help you. The management will listen and do what is in their power to help you. Goodbye Glicks read more

Hey Rotem, would you be opening up a Glicks closer to Wellington by any chance? I miss the close convenience of a kosher market since I moved down here from Long Island. read more

Stopped in to shop at Glicks today July 2, 2023- Sunday. There was 1 customer at the deli. On a Sunday? In the 25 years I've been patronizing Glicks, Sunday was always busy and customers waiting 10 deep. So I'm thinking what's happened here??? As I'm shopping around I'm realizing they have priced themselves out of business. Pricing is outrageous. Unaffordable. No wonder there was no customers. I would say to those unable to buy from Glicks, hold off and wait until Kosher Central opens up soon. Military and Woolbright. No reason to patronize a business where you are getting kosher over charge beyond reason. Stay away . https://m.yelp.com/inspections/glicks-kosher-market-delray-beach Read these Inspection Reports. The place is filthy dirty. Be cautious about food dating and freshness. Don't trust them. Ask questions. read more

Great selection of prepared food gigantic portions Very busy place prices typical for kosher foods read more

IN 1 LINE: BEST CHICKEN SOUP IN TOWN! I feel a cold coming on, so where do I go for that good ol' "Jewish Penicillin"? I need some food for Shabbat, so where do I go? I need some comfort food, so where do I go? I need to prepare for the holiday, so where do I go? =GLICKS! Some favorites include: chicken soup, split-pea soup, string-bean almondine, tzimmes, coleslaw, knish They also have a large selection of Israeli brands (and even the famous, Elite popping chocolate)! read more

Glicks Kosher Market - Hearty, white meat chicken soup with lots of carrots, celery and noodles! - Delis Near Me - Delray Beach, Florida

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Drove from North Miami a couple of times to get turkey chops (yes, turkey chops) from here. It's one of those things found normally in the Northeast but we got to Florida and none of the butchers knew what I was requesting until I found Glicks. The staff here are the kindest and today I had to write a note to let them know. I called earlier today to ask if they had the chops and the butcher said they just sold the last package. I told her I am coming from Miami and she said "let me see if we can make more for you." She got back on the phone and told me to come through and they would have them for me. Meanwhile, I was at another kosher "Grove" market where I've gotten the chops in the past, but the new butcher looked at me as if I was speaking Greek when I asked for turkey chops. NOTE to GROVE butchers in Surfside and all kosher and individuals that consider themselves meat butchers --study your craft! This is a common cut of turkey (comes in white or dark meat btw). So I drove 57 minutes to Delray and seems I may have to do that again if I want turkey chops. Thank you Glicks Kosher Market!! Bought all they managed to make for me. So kind!! Maybe do a butchers workshop for your colleagues as part of the "Grove Kosher Market." They need it. And I can't forget the fresh bagels and doughnuts are so good! read more

Glicks Kosher Market - Turkey Chops! - Delis Near Me - Delray Beach, Florida

Being that I live in Ft. Lauderdale and I was going to celebrate Thanksgiving in West Palm with my brother, I asked him to buy a kosher turkey from Glicks Kosher Market, for my family to have. To my absolute dismay, the turkey cost 90.99 for a 14 lbs (approx) turkey. To further add to my anguish, I found the same size GLATT Kosher turkey at Trader Joe's for half the price $41.65. I immediately called Glicks/Grove and spoke to Ericka, the manager. I explained that the price difference was tough to swallow in today's economy. I asked for a refund. Ericka said to bring the turkey back and they would do so. When my brother brought the turkey back, Ericka said that they could not refund his card. They would have give him a store credit gift card (deceptive practice #1). Since I live in another county, my brother's follow up question asked if Glicks/Grove had other stores in Broward County. Ericka said "absolutely" they had locations near my address. I later called Ericka to obtain the address of other locations and she changed the story again. She said I could only use the card at their store and that my brother was distorting her words (deceptive practice #2). WHY would I go back to a place that absolutely price gouges consumers? Why would I drive an hour North to be priced gouged again? read more

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I just discovered this place. And it's become My new favorite market. I'm not Jewish but love love love this little market! Seafood salad! Yum! Delicious snapper and best potato pancakes I've ever had. I'll have to check out their sister store in Boca. The grove. It's probably the only good thing in Delray read more

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This is a very well run kosher supermarket, Great customer service and very clean. I think the prices are wayyyy out of line. I know this is a kosher market but still way over priced. I have been to the best in NYC and prices were lower and far better. I would look elsewhere... read more

Visited this location on a Monday , unimpressed with grocery section not even close compared to another kosher mart close by, I will say the fresh sliced lox and bagels were delish but that's where it ends. read more

I am so furious I just left there and 1st the cashier. then the bagger, then this big lady came for me. I was bringing back the butternut squash that I actually wrote another review about. They were all mad that I didn't have a receipt for my soup. The soup was awful it was butternut squash and I threw out the other container of butternut squash, it was so badd. The big lady asked who I talk to and I told her it was some white lady! She didn't like that but we had been arguing for a while before I finally said that. I think that's what she was hoping I'd say. She was that kind of girl. She wanted to give me half a credit for the soup. This was after a while of arguing and arguing about the soup and no receipt. I was about to walk out leaving the soup behind just ready to throw in the towel with these people. The big girl got me a matzo ball soup with broth I guess as the exchange. I was treated like crap! This was their soup! I had a compliant! I brought it back! What's the problem. Glicks, your help sucks. They treat customers, me like crap. Jennifer Goodman Oh gets better. I just called to tell them to read the review. It says being it back! Lol they hung up on me! Great customer service! I will never go in there again! read more

I love going to Glicks Kosher Market. They are a butcher shop. Cooked foods are delicious. They have a deli and the appetizing is great. We stocked up for the next two months. We returned to Glicks yesterday. I was extremely dissatisfied. I went to they deli department to pick up food for Passover. In addition I went to the deli department. My wife loves stuffed breast of veal. They didn't have any. Next I asked for potato latkes. Guess what? They didn't have any. Next I asked for plate pastrami. They only had first cut. I like a juicy piece of meat. I asked for egg barley and mushrooms. They had that. When I got home it was old and dried out. I threw it away. My wife asked for an eggplant cutlet. She really enjoyed it. She ordered chopped liver. It was very tasty but it was more like a pate'. It was mush. Like "kinder dreck". I took one piece of stuffed cabbage. Let's just say it's been better. I dropped a few hundred dollars. I'll be back. I hope next time it will back to the way it used to be. With new competition please keep up. You guys opened another store to get back at them for opening in your neighborhood. Keep up the quality. You invested a lot in both stores. Thanks. Happy Passover. read more

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Stopped in over the weekend, empty, not surprised, they have priced themselves completely out of business. Tell me who spends $13 dollars for coleslaw. Better yet, who prices it for that. The last two times I purchased it, it went bad in three days. Goodbye Glicks Max can be very hostile and down right rude at times. Forget them. read more

visiting my sister from California. She wanted fried fish. fillet's. The man behind the counter said they never had such an item. My sister insisted and he finally said that perhaps 3 years ago. She said that she bought it no more than 6 months ago. Finally she gave up arguing with him. When we wanted to checkout our purchases, there were no cashiers available. I stood at the checkout stand and waited while my sister looked for one. Finally a woman appeared with no identification to check us out. Instead of apologizing she told my sister to slow down as she checked out another woman who appeared to be a friend of hers. I guess the customer is not always right here! read more

This being the first time I was here I was disappointed at the way the inside looked, I'm told they been doing renovations but that's been going on for months and months. But I did try corn beef and pastrami and I have to say it was very good I would return for that hopefully the store will be cleaner and look better would be nice if it had a bigger bakery and a better selection read more

Hands down, the BEST quality (hand sliced) nova ever, I'm not a big Kosher deli purchaser, growing up Jewish in Mississippi, however love the gefilte fish and soups. Haven't purchased other things so cannot speculate. It is pricey, but worth it! read more

I Just Cannot Believe it!!!! I drove up from Plantation since your Stirling Road store does not carry. I usually purchase 2 pkgs of your baked chicken legs and thighs. The price for this item is $18.99 and then increased to $19.99. Much to my shock and amazement the price shot up to $26.99!!. That's an increase of 35%. This is f---ing ridiculous. How do you have the baytzim to charge such a price. Can I afford it, yes but will I pay it Hell No!!. I truly feel you are taking advantage of your customers who wish to keep kosher. I feel sorry for the elderly poor who live on a fixed income. It's price gouging like this that makes me consider going traif. KFC is looking better every day. read more

Great food very very overpriced! Holiday food treat but know it's prices before you buy.

As far as specialty markets go, Glick's is a superior one. It has a good size selection of kosher items, a fresh deli, and plenty of other items for vegans and such. The actual store itself isn't huge, but manages to pack a lot of stuff in there. Minor problem being that when it is crowded, it can be difficult to move around. The deli area is obviously the highlight of the market, all the foods are made/sliced fresh and the service is good. They even know my whole family's names and what we like to eat. It can get very crowded at the deli counter, especially on Friday before the Shabbos rush, but it moves pretty quickly even then. One area I find to be a major plus is their homemade food section. Their homemade meals are very good and you have a large variety to choose from. Briskets, chicken, veal, and many more meals all come prepackaged and fresh. They even have a special deal where you can get a meal, soup, and side for about $20, and all that could feed a family of 3 or 4. My favorite being the Chunky Chicken Noodle Soup, Old Fashioned Mushroom and Barley, and Sliced Brisket in Beef Gravy. Glick's can be a tad bit pricier on some items because they are strict glatt kosher, but for the most part the price difference is negligible from the food you'd get anywhere else. I'd like to see the prices come down on the soups, but other than that, I'm content with what it costs me here. I don't keep strict kosher, but we go to Glick's anyway because it has a higher standard of service and quality compared to most other places. The food is always fresh, and the food quality is better than at most places. Specialty kosher markets like these are a dying breed, so it's always good to support them, especially when they provide a good product. Keep kosher, don't keep kosher, it doesn't matter, Glick's is a nice small market where you can come for quality. read more

I was skeptical having read some of the negative reviews, but my first experience here was very good. I got some raw chicken which was fresh and high quality, I enjoyed it. I got one of their prepared dishes (stuffed turkey with string beans) and it was very delicious, fresh, not too salty. Got a few deli items and they were also excellent. Excellent selection of packaged kosher foods on the shelves. Prices didn't seem very high, bone-in, skin-on chicken was fairly cheap, the dinner was enough to fill two people for $11. Customers and staff were happy and friendly, saw I was new and recommended things, like their pizza which I will try next time. Cashier cracked a joke about the hurricane that made me belly laugh, which is rare. My only criticism is the deli staff seemed confused by a very simple order, the girl asked another guy who asked me to repeat it. Not sure if there was a language barrier. But at least they were friendly and eager to help. Update: Went back for the pizza. It was awesome - the customer who recommended it did not lie. Kosher pizza has a unique style and flavor, which can be very yummy if done right, and at Glicks it's as good as it gets. Highly recommended. Tried their homemade coleslaw and it was way too sweet. This is the only thing I didn't like in a huge variety of food they offer. I say it not to criticize, but to let them know so they might improve it. The staff is nice and helpful, but I think they need a raise. read more

Coming from a cultured home that included food, food, food I thank god I don't do the traditions my family does... When I visit and it's Saturday/Shabbat I feel like I will explode, lunch & dinners in one day - and each meal has courses - Fish, Soup, Meat, Dessert & Challa bread galore... Sometimes I get the yearning for that old school Jewish food... The potato Kugel, the lox, the tongue, the brisket.... It's awesome that I have Glick's when I crave that heavy shmaltzy (fatty) yummies... They have stuff that can be popped in the microwave, and yes heed the heads up by other Yelpers, avoid Pre Shabbat shopping... You will get slaughtered... What is also great is I can stop in there to buy my nephews in NY some Holiday Themed treats which are Kosher and shaped in the holiday colors, styles etc.... Yes, prepared to be cut off for the checkout lines by the ballsy older folks - yes, most of them hail from the East Coast and they are speedy devils... They all play the "age card" and then shmooze it up with the 60+ cashiers while showing pictures of the "mishpacha" - family... Pricey, but as a treat worth it. read more

Now that Glick's management has converted the store from being a "kosher style" establishment to undergoing strict kosher supervision, I finally had the opportunity while in the area to check out this place, and also to seek something different from the only other full kosher market in Boca, where I live. I had a very good first experience and I would definitely return. Here are some of my thoughts: Pros -Selection! So many different prepared foods and deli, all of which looked very fresh and appetizing. There are also many packaged/baked/can goods, frozen items, bottled drinks, and more to choose from. -Very clean and well-lit. Two elements that are most important to the quality of a store than many people think. -Staff was friendly and helpful. The gentleman that assisted me at the deli counter (I believe his name is David) was courteous, professional and welcoming, and the cashier was nice also. Cons -The parking lot can be a challenge, especially at peak times of the day. While it is a shopping center and there are plenty of spaces available, be extra careful maneuvering as there are always people outside walking about. -Prices are expensive, and some of the deals they have aren't really good deals. -The store is reasonably spread out, but I can easily picture this place getting super crowded before Shabbat or the holidays. I say come here first thing in the morning. read more

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Loved the food we bought. Will return. Big help with our first time visit was Ben[?] in the Deli. Salmon in cream with onions and many of the appetizers from deli were EXCELLENT! When we go back[over an hours drive] we will stock up on cabbage rolls also. They were the best we have had, equaling my wife's Grandmothers! Great food and very helpful employees. read more

take out food for passover baked chicken, salty dry awful! sweet potato souffle gritty, awful sweet matzo farfel was passable everything over priced. most people who purchase take out foodare seniors on restricted salt free diets. great kosher market for meats, poultry etc ... but stay away from their prepared food. read more