I bought cooked packaged pastrami in this store. My son ate it and got severe food poisoning that lasted for three days. Though, the raw chicken was good. read more

They should get a 0 star from the rude casher to the super high priced they have Nothing is good about this place read more

Overpriced, employees are not friendly. The quality of food could be better for that price.

Love their selection of kosher food and their catering tastes great! Really good when you need a quick lunch on the go or some supper.

*Got Hummus?* Great little neighborhood grocery store but lacks that friendly neighborhood feel. It's technically a Kosher Glatt Persian Market but they also carry lots of other items too. I don't eat kosher and I'm not Persian but I love Middle Eastern Food. Every time I step foot inside here, I feel like I've stepped in another dimension & into the Twilight Zone. There is one very nice guy & gal working here but that's really about it other than the guy at the sushi counter & one guy in the deli area. They have very good sushi that's the same fish that one of the neighboring kosher restaurant serves. My favorite thing here is their baked salmon rolls that are under $9. My favorite thing about this place is their Hummus and Tahini. They're made fresh daily and IMO it's some of the best. There's also lots of other cold pre-made food items that are all prepared daily and very good. They have a very good produce section (but nothing organic) with a nice variety. I mainly come here for the Persian cucumbers, Pears and Persimmons. But don't ask any of the Latino produce guys for assistance or questions because they'll react as if you're bothering them. They have a nice hot food area with excellent lunch specials- Salmon, Chicken, Chicken & Beef Kabobs, Beef Stew, Various Specials of the Day, and your choice of 2 sides to go along with the entree. The prices are extremely reasonable ($9-$12) and they give a lot of food that can last two meals - unless you're really hungry. They have an excellent baked goods section with a vide variety of pastries, cakes, cookies, and pita & flat breads, that are packaged from all the top bakeries on the Westside. They have packaged meats & poultry and also a butcher counter with some fresh fish too. There's even a large selection of wine and from what I've been told, they carry all types that are priced right. They pack a large punch inside this semi-small corner Kosher Persian market and I'm always surprised & happy to find some items I can't seem to find elsewhere - as well as reasonably priced everyday items I can find elsewhere that I'll simply grab while I'm here. Parking can be an issue because their located off a very busy & congested Pico & Beverly Dr intersection. They have their own small parking lot off Pico, but it's a very tight fit so I suggest parking on Pico or the side streets and feed the meter before yourself. If you've never been here it's worth a visit or two and perhaps repeats in the future because all & all it's a great little grocery store - even with the random attitude problems. read more

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Because people have noted their demographic background in the past, I am not orthodox and am female. I asked someone today (Sunday) in the prepackaged meat section if the ground meat was fresh from that morning or from Friday. I don't know why I asked because I assumed he would say today - unfortunately this is the reputation of many in this industry - to try to sell as much as possible. He looked me in the eye and said "Friday". I put it back and said, thank you for being honest with me. And he said "I never lie". There is nothing wrong with cooking ground beef that was ground 2 days prior (eg the meat you buy in any grocery store). But I want to be sure the man stocking the meat today gets the credit he deserves. Thank you Pico Glatt! read more

This place is not actually kosher. The entire system is a fraud and unsafe for those who follow strict kosher diet. Someone who used to work here confirmed they pay off people to certify this store. Please be careful and find a good location you can trust. read more

So, Pico Glatt is an experience that improves if you go more often. If you go once, and you're used to a standard chain grocery store, it's an interesting experience which may or may not appeal to you. There's less parking than you'll be used to, because of the size of the lot and also it's very much catering to the neighborhood and many patrons walk there. Meat is expensive because it's all kosher, the hot food counter serves largely Persian food and a few types of sushi, the product selection reflects the wants of the people in the neighborhood, and the brands of even "normal" American fare will often be unfamiliar. Many members of the staff have worked there in excess of 20 years and pal around like it. The owner himself is often present and working, and until recently, I often spotted his wife filling orders, shopping along with everyone else. There are many languages going at once (English, Spanish, Hebrew, Farsi, and I think both Thai and Tagalog are spoken by people who work and/or shop there). The store closes early on Friday, is closed all day on Saturday, and while it's closed on Jewish holidays, it's open on Sundays and secular and Christian holidays. I've seen people get very excited because Pico Glatt sells so many Middle Eastern/Central Asian/South Asian specialty goods and because shoppers will chat you up and the staff is all so friendly. But I've also seen people walk into Pico Glatt for the first time and look overwhelmed and slightly shocked, particularly if they shop while the neighbors are preparing for Shabbat or holidays and it's crowded. Hence, is someone shops at Pico Glatt once and pans it, I can understand it. However, if you live in the neighborhood, and you go into the store more than once, you will find the place increasingly welcoming. For example, the workers will recognize you from the street, from previous encounters in the store, from the local schools, etc. They will often note your name, your kids, what things you like, sometimes even your job or other identifiers. If you haven't been in the store in a month, sometimes a worker will light up when they see you and say, "I haven't seen you! How have you been?" If they get in a kind of seasonal product you look forward to, they might point it out even before you ask. And if you live/work/attend school in the neighborhood, you will bump into people you know among the other shoppers and have a delightful interaction with buddies. I have witnessed so many kindnesses and giggles and favors while walking Pico Glatt's aisles over the years and experienced all of these things first-hand. Shopping there is a very human experience at a time where many people just order their groceries online and have them delivered and isolate themselves from community. I've been shopping at Pico Glatt for nearly 27 years. There are fancier markets, even fancier kosher markets, in the neighborhood. But Pico Glatt is my fave. read more

Super expensive and they don't list the prices for half the things. Hard to navigate the store as well.

the employees here are sooooooo rude, not trustworthy they lie to your face. the food they make is always leftover from friday and sunday they sell it on monday again thats gross. they dont care about the health of their customers they dont put gloves on and if they do they dont change it thats disgusting u putting more bacteria in your immune systems dint eat anything from here read more

I love this little market. I walk to it during lunch and get spaghetti or baked salmon. They also have kabobs and steamed vegetables. The hot bar is just super delicious. They also have fresh vegetables, meat, and snacks. Very affordable prices. I got watermelon here, and it was so good. read more

Well stocked market for Kosher and they sell produce as well! I am not on Kosher but it so happens that this is the nearest store by our building. I always buy my lunch here, they sell hot food. Really good middle eastern selection -- you can buy a lunch meal for $7.99+ with good portions! It comes with choice of sides (usually rice, pasta or potatoes), meat (chicken, kabob, turkey, salmon -- but salmon comes in a premium price of $8.99+) and vegetables. My favorite veggie side is the Ghormeh sabzi. It's an Iranian Herb Stew with beef. It looked kind of weird if you haven't tried it, but if you're wanting to try something new and middle eastern, this is recommended. I don't see this in other persian/middle eastern restaurants elsewhere. They have good wine selection and also serve prepared food like sushi, quinoa and others. When I'm in a rush I also do some vegetable shopping here. It's surprisingly cheaper than going to other groceries because you just buy how much you need at a lower price too. Love it! Parking: that's the difficult thing cause only street parking is available Service: On prime time like 12NN-2PM or 5-6PM there could be a wait on the line especially if they can only open 2 cashiers. read more

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Great food selection, the freshest fruits and vegetables at very reasonable prices. The staff are friendly and helpful.

I stumbled in Pico Glatt by mistake one afternoon and am pleasantly surprised that I did. I've come here on a few occasions, primarily for produce (when Stan's isn't open or if I'm looking for something they don't carry.) the quality and prices beat any of the large supermarket chains by a mile. Seriously - what Pico Glatt sells tastes much, much better! This past weekend we checked out some of their meats - purchased a whole chicken. Man behind the counter was super nice in finding us "the smallest of the big chickens." I think our bird was around 3 lbs and cost ~$7. Fresh, wrapped up, and good to go! We were asked if we wanted it whole, diced, etc., so great that they're accommodating for that. I look forward to coming back and trying other meats! read more

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We come here because there are a variety of kosher product options, but I've never been treated more like a second class citizen at any other store. Just because I'm female and not an Orthodox Jew does not make me lesser than other customers, or my money less green. The other day was the final straw and I won't be back. There was a guy helping a family bag their groceries - when they were finished, he looked at me and my husband, walked away to get his Gatorade, and then came back, stood at the end of the register, and played on his phone until we had checked out and fully bagged our own groceries. I'll take my business where it is appreciated in the future. read more

I remembered why I was hesitant to go back to pico Glatt The guys at the meat section are so inconsiderate I asked them for two chickens one of them totally ignored me and the other one kept putting price stickers on the ground beef If you are busy I understand Just communicate say something Never coming back read more

The Dude of Food was working in the neighborhood and decided to take a break and eat some food. After checking a couple places and deciding $14 is too much for a doner sandwich I ended up at Pico Glatt Mart. The hot food counter was a really cool discovery. The prices were reasonable. I'm pretty culturally challenged and the folks behind the counter were patient and nice in an old school way, answering all my questions about what was what. I'd like to go back and see what other cool items I can discover. Thank you Pico Glatt Mart. read more

During this covid time, it's the best thing that you can order with email and pick up later!! The quality of their fruits and vegetables is great!! I do most of my shopping from them since it's convenient. read more

When purchasing food from a kosher market, you would expect a higher standard of quality. Unfortunately this is not the case with Pico Glatt Mart. Last night was my first experience with them and I will never go back. I was hosting a group of 50 people and I had purchased lentil rice and Persian stew. It was obvious they had mixed in old and spoiled food and it was no edible by any measure. This was extremely embarrassing. read more

Glatt Kosher neighborhood family owned market. Good selection, quality, service, prices. Satisfactory variety. Meat and Fish departments will take your special requests. There is a cooked food section with delicious selection of glatt Kosher beef, chicken, fish, Persian stews and a variety of rice dishes. There are a few parking spaces but there may a wait to get a spot. Convenient location. Relatively well staffed. read more

I'm regular customer for 5 years but yesterday was the worst experience of my life. I got attacked in parking lot by other driver over parking spot and I got another attacked by guy who stood before me in the cashier line. He started to argue with me for pretty much nothing as soon as he saw me in the line, he said crazy stuff like do you think you're queen of shopping because you are beautiful or do you think you're the only one who is here to shop? he was obviously trying to harass me. I didn't respond because I believe gentleman never argue with lady unless he is a jerk and if you respond to that jerk you put your self in his level. After couple of minutes in the line some other guy who had a shopping card full of grocery shopping cut the line and got him self in middle of me and the first guy, I asked what's going on, the first guy answered ' this guy was in here before you came and he went to grab something so he is back now' i said I don't buy this because it wouldn't work like that, he had to leave his shopping card in the line or you had to let me know about him when I first got in the line. So the second guy said it's ok you can go first but the first guy said NO, h was here first and you can't go and what's a different anyways. I said it is different because it takes another minimum 20 minutes for me to wait. Cashier got involved when she saw the first guy raised his voice and she asked him to stop bothering me. He didn't pay attention to the cashier and non stoped harassed me until he forced me to left the store without purchasing my items. This morning I called the store manager and explained the situation to him but he didn't even say sorry, he just said our holidays are coming up and the store is busy and he hanged up on me. What happened to people sense of humor? I got attacked /harassed because I do believe in different messenger of god as those other guys do? UNBELIEVABLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES THIS IS HAPPENED ON 2019 IN CITY OF ANGELES MIDDLE OF THE DAY :( read more

I went here to grab some food for lunch. Their food quality is a disaster plus they mix their stew with water in order to save money. I won't eat here ever again read more

In search of seeds, both fenugreek and brown mustard, I crossed Beverly; wandered into Pico Glatt Market, a detour I'd been meaning to make for some years now. Far larger than the façade indicates, this particular Friday morning, I navigated the narrow aisles along with a throng of shoppers filling their baskets with everything from pre-fab Shabbat dinners, to gluten-free pastas, to sushi, to soft loaves of pita. Fenugreek seeds found; shelved next to many other herbs and spices, generously packaged, inexpensive, I browsed. Selection and pricing is impressive, mainstream competitive for such a modest grocer; brown onions were only .33 per pound. However, I found the leafy greens tired, the tomatoes anemic (a bad produce day perhaps) and the uncovered, multiple sneezes of a gentile staffer good reason to skedaddle. I will go back, especially for the Lubavitch, pre-packaged ground beef; lean, flavorful. Use immediately or freeze - no "packed on" or "sell by" date posted! Park on Pico or side streets (read restrictions carefully). Cash, credit cards, no book. read more

What makes me a huge yid is that I hesitate to even write a review for fear of jinxing the quality of Pico Glatt's butcher (whisper with me now: kinehora). Thankfully, I'm much more of a skeptical atheist these days so I bestow my enlightenment to my fellow Yelpers. Greater interest will only help the world - right? Pico Glatt is the best kosher butcher in the entire city. Yes. The entire mufuh'in city. There is a Rabbi standing watch over the teaming horde of knife wielding Mexican butchers. G dash D help you if you cross one of the frum ortho ladies Friday morning as they sniff every cut of meat held under their gorgeous, gigantic noses. But let me tell you about those cuts of meat. The chickens are so fresh you can still see them twitch in the glass case. The beef is so tender, so good, you'll kidnap one of the women and force them to make you brisket at gunpoint. (And isn't slave-made brisket the best brisket? Passover shout-out!) But seriously, folks. The market is fine and good, cramped and difficult to navigate. You can get your zatar and gefilte. But the meat, oh, the meat! Here's a tip for my goyim readers who have stuck with me so far in this review, leaden with Hewbris - buying good kosher meat saves you the step of brining. Brining denatures the proteins in meat allowing moisture to permeate the flesh and infuse flavor and succulence. Kosher meat is salted to drain the blood - part of Talmudic law (Kosher = how to stay alive in the desert 4,000 years ago). And by doing this extra salting step, the meat's proteins unspool themselves for your cooking ease. Use kosher meat!* *Not to be confused with Halal meat, which are animals prepared according to the Koran's writings. Halal meat must be slaughtered in the same Kosher method - a clean slash to the neck of a healthy animal that allows the blood to drain quickly. Muslims are allowed to use kosher meat since it is slaughtered properly {though not blessed}, but there is no reciprocity from the Jews because the butcher was not a shochet.) I think there's a steak in the fridge with my Hebrew name on it. read more

Went to this little market and the first thing that caught our attention was the delicious aroma of food! The staff behind the hot cooked food counter was delightful! The lunch special was reasonably priced for that neighborhood. Most of the items (fruits, veggies, etc) are priced quite expensive... read more

I just recently started shopping here when I developed a dependency on dried apricots. Don't ask, but it's quite serious. I can't do *all* of my shopping all of the time here because the selection is limited, but for a good deal of the time I find that not only keeps my costs down, but my focus narrow and my mood even. I find grocery stores so exasperating lately with the nine million options; I want food, not boxes of chemicals. Pico Glatt has lots of imported kosher products, including a lot of weird substitute products I've come to love as a person allergic to everything. They even carry my beloved Daiya cheese. They have the delicious fat pitas that only middle eastern markets have (catch up America, your pitas suck) and while the cost on meat is higher due to the laws of kashrut, the costs on produce? holy mother... wait wrong store. In any case, the produce costs are ridiculous. I bought an eggplant for 69 cents yesterday. 69 cents. They are 1.19 per pound at Albertsons. I'll wait while you do that math. And of course as mentioned, dried apricots. They have all manner of dried fruits and nuts here. Weird fruits, like sugared limes, and the usual suspects (raisins, prunes.) I will come here for apricots and fat pitas until I die. read more

Oy Vay! Pico Glatt is a metsieh (a lucky find). It is a convenient little Kosher market that sells fresh produce, meats, and pastries. I shop at this market every time I make my bubeleh style matzo ball soup. I prefer this market to the Glatt on Pico-Robertson, because it isn't as crazy busy or congested as that store. I shop here mostly for veggies, Turkish coffee for my sweetie, and Sabra products. Pico Glatt is a hodgepodge of tightly organized products and reasonably priced produce. A gezunt dir in pupik (good health to your belly button)! Good eats! read more

If you want to take a foreign trip, but don't have $, check out Glatt for a short trip to Israel. The Latino employees, always helpful and kind sing along to the music in Hebrew under their breath and even speak some Hebrew, Persian and English! The price of produce is so amazingly cheap - you wonder why everyone doesn't shop here. Since many Persians shop here too, they have wonderful fresh herbs also at ridiculously cheap prices, cilantro, parsley, tarragon, fenugreek and more. The BEST BAGUETTES we have found in the city are here; nice and warm, a long slender branch of fresh bread in a paper sleeve in a large basket in front of the bakery area. Prepared food area is also reasonably priced and delicious if you don't have time to cook. Lots of products from Israel too and of course KOSHER. read more

Love the prices, love the products. Sure, I cannot shop here for everything my white palate needs, but what I can get here you can bet is for the best price. Avocados for $0.69, the freshest, stickiest dates you will ever see, pre-packed but very fresh sushi, a HUGE variety of cheeses (brie, smoked gouda, dill havarti, etc.), sweet potato butter (what, you didn't know that was a thing?), fresh sliced deli meats (mexican spiced turkey - yum!), freshly baked pita and Jerusalem bagels (long stretched out bagels w/ sesame seeds), blueberries for $0.99, raspberries for $1.99...you get the point. Basically, this place rocks, and it is so much fun to browse the crowded aisles and look for products they charge an arm and a leg for at whole foods (rosewater, pomegranate molasses, date syrup, nutella). Thanks Pico Glatt for being a wonderful resource for delicious, "exotic" eats! read more

I've been a fan of Pico Glatt Mart for a number of years, making it a point to shop here whenever I pass through L.A. But today I had an experience that was annoying and surprising and made me think that maybe it's time to check out the other kosher markets on Pico. I placed an 18-pack of HaOlam string cheese on the checkout counter. The checkout clerk told me "$10" before he rang it up, and I handed him a $10 bill. Then he rang it up and the total very clearly came to $9.99. I paused, waiting him to hand me the $0.01, but he just placed the bill in the register, handed me the receipt, and averted eye contact. Now, it's not that I care about pennies. In a case like this, being that it is supposed to be a frum Jewish establishment, my gripe is on principle (isn't this equivalent to using false weights?). I'm used to salespeople rounding down, but I've never heard of them rounding up in their favor. I think they have a name for those type of salespeople. And if they have no shame rounding up, now I'm wondering if they ever made "mistakes" ringing up my more expensive market purchases. Another time, a few months ago, I noticed they were selling 2009 Terrenal wines for $12 a bottle. Yes, the exact same wine they sell at Trader Joe's for $4 a bottle. Dai lemevin. That being said, I agree with everyone else that they have a great selection of kosher goods and generally reasonable prices, relatively speaking. read more

I don't how else to say it but to say it like it is. Some of the staff here are SO RUDE. They lack customer service. Everything in this market is over priced. Don't think you are getting quality because of the price because you are not. Their parking situation sucks. It's a very small lot in an overcrowded neighborhood. The cars are often blocking Pico causing crazy traffic just trying to get into their small lot that shares its parking lot with the tailor. read more

The best local market for meat/produce in the Pico Robertson area. They also make fresh hot food daily and also package house made salsas, hummus, sauces and sushi! I always buy my salmon here since it looks and tastes way more fresh than other grocery stores around. They have a great selection of chocolates and ice creams as well! On Sunday's they have a guy cooking fresh kabobs outside. Definitely make sure to try it for lunch, it's awesome. read more

The best time to shop here is early in the morning. Parking is difficult any other time and the pushing and shoving crowds are impossible later in the day. The store is tiny and it is insane to try to go there when it is crowded. So, let's get back to morning shopping. It is quiet, I know many of the employees and get to say hello to them. The sushi chef is just putting out his first sushis of the morning. BTW, their sushi is great and inexpensive. Their oranges and grapefruit are so inexpensive, I don't know how they sell them for so little. Their deli take-out section is fabulous. Sometimes they have a barley-mushroom-chicken-with hint of lemon soup that is wonderful. You got to spend a little time here to get to know the nooks and crannies of this store. Once you do, you can get some tasty food. read more

Used to shop here all the time but have been very upset to see that they are taking ABSOLUTELY NO COVID PRECAUTIONS. The manager of the store was even walking around without a mask on. People behind the hot food counter had masks only covering their mouths and not their noses. It's a shame. I've got three little kids at home and take care of my elderly parents. Can't risk catching COVID and won't be going back in the near future. read more

Nice market and good prices Fresh produce and helpful people. I enjoy coming hear and will recommend read more

I give it five stars because it large, they have plenty of stock and most of all their customer service is "Great!" -especially comparred to the other kosher marts in the area. read more

A small kosher place that have all the things I needed and nothing more.. Sometimes the big places get me all over the place and ended up buying much more then what I want and need. The old fashion way is more my type. Love it. read more

We love shopping over there it is a little bit high the prices but it's clean and it's nit if the price were And it'll be cheaper the place Would be perfect read more

I love this place!! Very friendly staff and great prices!! The take out food is AMAZING!! They have a decently sized parking lot and its free unlike other places I've been too which makes shopping a breeze! They're produce is very fresh and their meats are top of the line! One of my favorite staff members that I always mess around with is a man by the name of Bijan Golfiez. Hes the Best!! All I can say is.... Go Bijan! read more

i was the one asian girl in the midst of a horde of adorable jewish elderly folk and mothers with screaming children parking lot is tiny and the market itself is pretty small but you can definitely find all your necessities at a reasonable price picked up some tabbouli, hummus, pita, and spices the premade food was pretty good (not the best, but good) but the pita was seriously the best pita i've ever had read more