Glicks Kosher Market - Delray Beach, Florida

Sam B.

A Kosher supermarket with all the right stuff. A wide array of different hot and cold dishes, beverages, baked goods, meat, dairy soups and fish. Also a decent selection of frozen vegetables and even sushi.

The place is kept clean and tidy with spacious aisles and the staff is very friendly.

Plenty of free parking outside.

Well worth the visit!

Janet C.

When we are in the east coast of Florida visiting relatives, we make a stop at Glicks. They always have a good selection of prepared foods and the meats from the deli counter are good. I was a little disappointed with the selection of rib eye steaks - not thick - on the thin side. Overall a very good place for our kosher needs.

Matthew G.

I only had the tunafish and bagel chips so I can’t do much outside of speak for those items. Everything else looked fresh and delicious. The tuna fish was excellent, I ate almost 2 pounds in three days. It’s exactly what you would imagine a kosher delilooks like. Lines went fast. I’ll be back.

Dr. J. F.

This is your average Kosher market with a decent selection of produce, meat, fish, dairy, poultry, baked goods and prepared foods not to mention a good wine selection and deli counter.

They seem to me to be way over priced for the level of quality offered and the meat seemed too red. Some customers were discussing the possibility of red dye being used but we're unsure. Almost nothing organic; however I was able to find an organic turkey that was priced around $125. Some younger people left when they were unable to locate anything organic
I'll check this out again but for now it's ok but you might want to check online for organic Kosher products at a reasonable price.

Don M.

Nice pre made salads, deli meats, fish all fresh. I go for the A&H low fat low sodium hot dogs. Many speciality items. Nice little place to shop.

Eric P.

Probably the best Kosher store for all possible Kosher products available. Also wines, deli counter, prepaid items, Judaica items.

Mindy H.

I've been shopping here for 35 years and I think today was my last day on a Tuesday. It's time to throw out the gefilte fish if it's no good. I took one bite and nearly spit it out. This has been on the shelf for too long and your fresh counter shamefully I spent money on this. I am so glad I didn't attempt to serve this to any of my guests for any holiday meals recently
. I'm sure the remaining boxed items and butcher department is still excellent.

Harriet C.

I haven’t ever experIenced food spoiled or a manager so unprofessional. When I got home I noticed the packaging said sell by 3/21/22 which was the day I bought over $50.00 worth of food. Therefore, I brought everything back & Erica, the manager refused to take the food back & I had called before going there & explained to whomever answered the phone I have food w labels that says SELL BY 3/21/22. Unfortunately I did not realize the dates & returned the food to get fresh, however Erica the manager insisted the food was good. Usually labels say “Packed on” & you know everything is fresh & however the labels say “Sell by” which is an expiration date. She refused to return anything. So tonight I heated up the Vegetable Cutlet, served the chick pea salad & beet salad - it all tasted spoiled. Shame on the manager as she also actually raised her voice & yelled at me that the food was good. I haven’t experienced this at all in any of the kosher markets or even the non-kosher markets. I just moved to Boynton Beach and wanted really good food since I’m vegan and unfortunately I will never go back there again and wasted over $50 in food. I asked her for the owners name and she didn’t give it to me. I would not even get this to one star. Be careful that you don’t get manipulated in what you think is fresh.