Honestly I have been here way too many times to suit me. A visit here is usually due to the loss of someone's family member is we are good friends with. This is one of those businesses you hope you never have to use. But that said, every service I have attended here has been handled with respect, decorum and professionalism. The last service we were at several months ago was set up to live stream the service. I thought that was a nice touch as sometimes people do not have the ability to travel to locations or get time off of work. There is a nice size parking lot and the physical space and rooms are well maintained and clean. read more

Several years ago we had my mom's funeral at Goldman it was beautiful, but now I really see the difference in management's attitude and mentality. I have always believed in "people first money second" especially in a time like this. Jamie Greenbaum was born for this position, her sensitivity, compassion and understanding of people who have lost a loved one was impeccable. Unfortunately this was a covid funeral which had many limitations, but Jamie and staff helped us honor and celebrate my father's life beautifully. The night before we needed to get photos in so they can make a montage. One of our family members gave me the wrong email and all emails came back with our pics. I was in tears, Jamie and staff at 7am the next morning 3 hours before the funeral made a miracle and what a job they did!!!! Thank you for all you do, Lori read more

My brother and I met with Robert Scheck, GM, at Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home this morning to handle the funeral and cemetery arrangements for our mom that passed away yesterday. We were extremely satisfied with the manner in which we were treated and how all the Arrangements were made quickly and efficiently with such care and consideration. I would personally recommend Weinstein & Piser to my family, friends and business associates. Very professional and handled with the utmost dignity. read more

It's not every day that one gets to review a funeral home. I would imagine under most circumstances you would be too grief-stricken to notice the service and surroundings at such an occasion However, since the deceased was an uncle-in law who had many good qualities but was a bit of a boor, I was able to take in the lovely, comforting touches available at this Jewish funeral home in (where else?) Skokie. The main lobby has stained glass panels of the 12 tribes of Israel, and lots of those free calendars that they print to keep death on our minds all year long. The room where the funeral service was held was a little chilly (perhaps to keep the guest of honor from decomposing too much?) but otherwise very nice, with soft lighting and comfortable seats. Off to one side is a family lounge with sofas, a place to hang coats, restrooms and a hotel-like bar with coffee, tea and small wrapped snacks. Oh, and little packets of tissues, which were kind of rough and scratchy. The staff were of course very deferential and polite, and ably steered us out of the parking lot with those little "funeral" flags on to follow the hearse to the cemetery. I never rode in one of those processionals before. It was kind of fun to blow through the red lights. read more

We had a funeral and service for my Mother and everyone was appalled. We had a private showing and my poor Mom looked just awful. Her hair was shoulder length and was just plastered flat. Her face was so tucked into her chin she looked like she was melting! Very little make-up, not even lip rouge and there was a white powdery substance all over her Navy blue top! Sloppy! This was not how we wanted her remembered! Also we were rushed out and several people from the family were not able to give their speeches honoring her. It felt like a circus and was very costly. Please make sure this does not happen to you by choosing a more compassionate funeral home. Mari Obal for the funeral of our loved Mother Donna Mae Foreman (Onrnstein) read more

I know it has taken awhile for me to write this review. My uncle passed away in April. I had to help my aunt make the funeral arrangements. The staff was very caring and compassionate from the moment the made the removal until the time for the funeral. Everything was very nice and in fact my aunt even wanted pre-arranged her own funeral soon after. read more

$12,000 for the most basic service at the gravesite. The most basic service. How did this become a profit making industry? TWELVE THOUSAND Dollars. THat is $12,000 less in the college fund. That is the price of a car . Think about this. I will find some alternative when I die. Shop around. When some one dies you are just so upset, it is difficult to think clearly read more

I just left a one hour funeral here. Very large group. Must have been over 200 guests. Looks like they connected 2 or 3 rooms. The microphone stopped working. Unbelievable. The family's heartfelt comments were not being heard. I was so upset I got up in the middle and walked out to find someone. A woman standing outside the room said they knew and were sending someone in to fix it. No one came in. Almost an hour of the family talking and only the front rows could hear. At their most tender moments the words of tribute to the deceased were not heard. The single most disrespectful thing I have ever seen at a funeral. Just horrible. Horrible. I would refuse to pay them, I would never use them and Weinstein should give a huge donation to the family's charity. And then they should close! read more

Highly recommend Weinstein. They took care of my family with professionalism and made this difficult time easier. Very happy with the whole staff. Thank you! read more

Had a funeral for my dad in January and everything went smoothly. Even had the shiva their afterwards which was wonderful made it less stressful. The staff is very compassionate! read more