This facility was extremely responsive when we contacted them over a weekend and needed to make…read morearrangements. They were efficient and the facility in West Boca was lovely and well appointed. Most of our interaction was with Dana and she was caring, empathetic and efficient. The services went as planned and Dana was a pleasure to work with. Like many funeral services, they're not inexpensive. All was worth it with the notable exception of the limo service - it was pricey, and the vehicle itself was dated and substandard. There were no cup holders for example for our much-needed ice water to get through the day, and worse no phone chargers anywhere to be found; basics you'd expect in a limo service, especially at a premium. Better to skip theirs and use your own. Overall a good choice!

We lost our father the day before thanksgiving The minute I…read morecalled them, at 4:45 am they were incredible! It's heartbreaking to have to have such sadness with your own family, but they were so good to us. Thank you so much, you really made a difficult situation easier. We thank you for your kindness and your support during this difficult time in our life! If your planning a funeral don't call any funeral home but them!

Exceptional care and service They take care of all…read morethe needs of the family. As I thought of questions or concerns It was already addressed and /or taken care of. I appreciate all of the support and service I received

Dana gave such great care to us in the arrangements for my father. Even after her compassion is…read moregenuine. Hilda and Debby, during the visitation services added warmth to the evening as well. The West location is modern and new. Very classy

I was attending a service for a Veteran who recently passed away. The officiates were very engaged…read more,congenial and helpful .This is a family run Funeral Home and is conducive to a prayerful atmosphere. Parking is a breeze, grounds are well cared for.

Glicks Family Funeral home took great care of my son & they made it memorable. Thank you to the…read morefamily & staff.

Very easy and helpful. They made a very difficult time I our lives, simple and easy. Great…read moreservice no bait and switch.

Very quiet and peaceful. Beautiful decor. Huge place. Very high quality. Great staff. Not sure…read moreabout the value aspect because I was not involved in the financing of the burial of my family members. Certainly a nice resting place for your loved-ones.

Well, I've finally come to review a cemetery! After all, I've reviewed many medical professionals,…read moreveterinarians, and one service we all will need one day is a place to be buried. Or if you chose to be cremated, a place for your ashes in an urn. Of course your family or best friend may take your ashes and place it in an urn or keep them the cardboard, as delivered from the crematorium. Now believe me, I don't like the thought of dying. And what happens to me afterwards. And all the tacky yelp reviews I'll miss. And the weird people who run for President and actually get elected. Frankly, I've decided that one day I will die, and my loving husband of 50 years will die also. And I don't want him to have to take care of these arrangements while being traumatized by my death. And I sure don't want to deal with his death and family demands when he leaves my life. So we both decided that before 2023 was over we would buy cemetery property, or as we have kidded, real estate. And real estate it is. And like any real estate, its location location location. We didn't even look around at the established cemeteries across South Florida. They weren't our style. If a cemetery can have a style, and indeed, it can. We had taken our own mini tour of The Gardens when they first opened. We sort of just walked into one of their huge buildings which contain crypts, where metal caskets are placed in the wall. Either side by side. Or head to head. And then there are what I like to call the "glass boxes" where urns are placed. And along with the urns family members can include anything about the person they chose. Wedding rings. Photos of them as babies. As war veterans. Performing on Broadway. With their children. With their lovers. Their partners. Their wives. Multiple wives (I kid you not!) just let your imagination run wild. After looking at many of those "glass boxes" I found them fascinating as they told a story about the person's life. And while I tried to persuade my husband to go with that option he did not like the idea of cremation. So, metal casket it was. We worked with Laura T, a family counselor, who realistically, walks you through the two buildings and shows you the real estate. There are 6 levels of crypts and those at eye height are the most expensive. Or you can get real estate on level six, and if your loved ones didn't have cervical spine issues before they are sure to get them if they actually visit you and look up, up, up. Get it? This is a beautiful cemetery. The mausoleums. And the in ground burial plots. This is first class. This is where the folks who drive around in Rolls Royce's and the assorted other $200,000 + cars go to rest. And some of the real estate is priced just for them! There is a chapel in each building. There are many seating areas. There are many niches where a small umber of crypts are located. And those are really expensive. Like being in a gated community of 1000 homes or 10. Hey, it is a different vibe, right? We selected our locations after seeing many. We signed a contract. We are paying monthly with no interest or fees for 36 months. And now we have to take care of the FUNEREAL ARRANGEMENTS. Note, those are separate from and in addition to the real estate you'll be placed in. I can honestly say I liked this place. I mean, for a cemetery. And work with Laura T. She is nice. Sweet. Kind knows her "stuff". Persistent. I'll add photos as appropriate.

My experience with the the owner of this company, Jack was anything but professional. After…read morespeaking with Jack, he requested that I go to his site and complete the forms. Upon completing the forms, digitally with digital signature , as the forms instructed. Upon emailing the completed forms, Jack called me to tell me "you need to do better" and argued with me on the digital signature provided, again as the form instructed. I was then instructed that the forms needed to be filled out in pen and ink, scanned and emailed. I was also instructed that the Broward Country release form needed to be sent to the address at the bottom of that from. Again, I complied with Jack's request. Jack then called me to yell at me for sending the form to Broward when my father was not yet deceased, which he already knew from our previous conversations. He then proceeded to accuse me of lying that I told him that my father was here and then there, deceased and then not deceased. The best party of my experince with this company and man came when he said they would refuse their serices to me and my family./ Beware as this man and the organization, he gets confused easily and then attempts to berate belittle and blame you when you follow his instructions.

This cremation service is wonderful. Jack is compassionate and very thorough. I have used Brooks…read morein the past and will continue to recommend this wonderful service. Pricing is the best, but more importantly the professionalism and honesty go beyond.

They were very helpful in a time when I needed the most help to make preparations and take care of…read moremy loved one. I would highly recommend this company

Atlantic Cremation is professional, patient and caring. Thank you for explaining the process and…read moreshowing empathy for the customer.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Robert and Michael and the Sinai Memorial Chapels staff,…read morewho were the epitome of kind, considerate, and caring taking us through the arrangements for my father's cremation. They also went above and beyond helping us navigate those logistics you never think about until your first parent dies (e.g., traveling through TSA with an urn, dealing with Social Security, etc.). They even drove down to the Department of Health office the morning we had to fly back to the Northeast to retrieve our father's death certificate copies, so we wouldn't have to deal with the month-plus mailing backlog. What a calling and a service for Robert and Michael to do this kind of difficult work, and to do it so gracefully. I'm very grateful.

My uncle and grandparents have been buried here for over 3 decades. Every time that I come to…read morevisit, the grounds are immaculate and very quiet and zen-like. Today was the first time that I had to stop into the admin office and the lady in there was so nice and helpful. I wanted to refresh my memory on the exact plot numbers so that I didn't have to walk around and she called a gentleman on the radio who met me and took to the exact site. I am very grateful for their assistance and it's very nice to know that the place of my grandparents an uncles burial is being looked after and respected