Kosher Palace Supermarket

The manager is very rude. After hours, at the time when the lights were on, the gates were up and the manager was present, I gently knocked on the window, to ask the manager what time they close on Thursday nights. He made the ‘closed’ gesture with his arm. I knocked a 2^nd time, and attempted to engage him in dialogue. He responded with a terse ‘goodbye’ wave. How rude! If he could not be bothered to distract himself from his calculations for one minute to respond to an inquiry, then he doesn’t deserve my business.

Very nice selection of kosher items. I especially love their bakery… they have delicious baked goods. I shop here every week and it’s a one stop shop for all my food items… from grocery to meat to fruits/vegetables…they have it all. Their delivery guys are especially nice and I get my delivery within an hour or so which is great.

Very nice local kosher supermarket, very pleasant shopping experience along with a beautiful selection at the meat department nice quality and low prices,

The store has good products and sales but whoever picks up the phone when you call needs an attitude adjustment. I called to find out if they had an item but forgot to ask the price so I called back. The guy said he can’t go back to check because he’s busy and I have to come into the store. I have a 7 week old infant and live in the city so no, I’m not going to come in because he can’t go check a price. If they’re so busy they should get more staff before they start losing customers.

Good selection, good prices for a kosher place, seemingly trustworthy
Customer service, although I didn’t deal with it much was okay.
They candles and all the necessary Jewry for holidays.
Its close to home for me, so I go there mostly out of laziness to go further: P

A great variety. Nice layout. Fair prices. I would absolutely recommend shopping there (especially for those living in the upper ends of sheepshead bay).

In my quest to visit ALL THE KOSHER GROCERIES, I found myself gently pushed toward Kosher Palace by a coworker who shops here on the regular. This is a solid joint, I’m not gonna lie — but if you’re like me and you’re looking for a cultural as well as a grocery experience, this isn’t on the top of my list.
I mostly encountered stodgy old Russian people grappling with the eternal question «which kugel noodles should we buy?» and being all veklempt that I was in the same aisle as them at the same time (sorry, we both apparently love Hashachar Ha’olé!). That being said, I had an overall lovely experience — the cashiers are nice and the wares, though slightly cramped in a small space (palace?) are easy to locate with many brand options and a section for things specifically from Israel. The prices here are decent, and the produce, which is very important to me, was fresh and there were a fair amount of options.
HOWEVER, if you, like me, live on the complete opposite side of Brooklyn and decide to ride your bike to Kosher Palace with only one canvas grocery bag, I suggest NOT buying bottles of seltzer and cartons of almond milk this far away from your home. Dummy me got sidetracked by Tashlich at Sheepshead Bay Marina, and ended up taking my bike back on the Q train. Story of my life!
I’d come here if I lived in the ‘hood, but I like my friendly neighborhood grocer, Chestnut, better because it’s more spacious and more culturally awesome (it’s Hasidic). But hey… Kosher Palace was apparently giving out free calendars for Rosh Hashanah and I missed it, so they do have one up on Chestnut in that department. ;)

The prices are great, but dont ever order anything to be delivered bec you will be sitting home all day long waiting!!!

Great food –Kosher Palace never forgot the meaning of friendly customer service– Its like having an uncle in the grocery business –Gay essen of course after shopping at Kosher Palace

Wow, nobody’s reviewed Kosher Palace yet? I’m shocked.
I remember when this place opened. I think the neighborhood had a collective orgasm, because of all the Jewish families who till then had to shop around town in various smaller marts for their kosher goods. Now, it’s all in one place. The Jews saw it, and it was good.
They have everything there, and I really mean everything (well, except non-​kosher stuff). Somehow they manage to fit the feel of a big store like Waldbaums into the smallish sq-​ft allotment that they have to spare, all fit together like a well-​built Lego house. There’s a bakery section with fresh rolls and challah bread, a full selection of dairy and cheeses, a great meat selection, a loooong list of spices and garnishes, and so on. Grade A supermarket quality stuff. The place is so awesome, the whole community has embraced it. I see non-​Jews in there all the time, since it functions like a regular supermarket as well — just everything’s kosher (which usually equates to healthier quality in the end anyway).
The only thing I’m not so thrilled about is that the cashiers can be kinda rough with your produce after they scan them. I’ve seen more than one of them fling items across the counter top to the bagger, not really caring if they bounce and end up on the floor. Just a word of warning, so you don’t end up with bruised fruit or cracked eggs. Otherwise, this is definitely one of the best supermarkets I’ve seen in the area.