New York Pickles & Company

Omg my friend and I found our Pickle Haven 😋 Clean and Organized and some of the best varieties ever and not only pickles! Joe was so professional, kind, and he let us sample just about everthing we asked to try, but when I told him what I wanted he knew exactly the flavor I was looking for ! Can’t wait to go back and restock!! Thanks so much This place rocks!!!!! 🥒🥒🥒

Today was my first time. I will be going back. The owners are super friendly and their pickles are delicious. You can try one or all. They really pack the containers too. Update, so it's been almost 2 weeks since I bought 4 containers and they are almost gone. I bought the red tomatoes and had them in sandwiches and salad. Made fried pickles with the garlic ones. The bread and butter never make it to a plate. I eat those right out of the container. And the half sours are still as delicious and crunchy as the day I got them. It's almost time to restock.

We live a little further than is convenient so it took awhile before we finally picked a day to stop by. All pickle lovers in the area should definitely get in there! I was kinda expecting to see more pickle themed gifts & tchotchkes but turns out they are simply about the pickles (and a few pickle adjacent goodies). Generously handpacked to order from giant barrels, our selections didn’t disappoint. We’ll definitely work the hour drive into a regular cycle to stock our fridge with pickles going forward. I can’t wait to try the rest of the flavors.

We love getting our hot peppers from these guys! It’s been one of our holiday tradition for so many years. They used to be in the Festival flea market that closed down and so happy we found them in their own store now!

Was at breakfast in the same plaza and saw the store name NY Pickles and was curious because I didn't think they could only sell pickles. Well, it turns out they also sell Olives :-) but as a business owner myself, I was trying to understand how they could only sell these 2 products and pay the rent. The answer became clear: 1) Immediately greeted upon entering who were very helpful and friendly, 2) Free samples to make sure we liked what we might purchase, and 3) The product. I've never had anything but store bought pickles and olives. The difference between store bought and freshly made was striking. Fresh, crunchy and definitely the best I've ever tasted! I don't see how I can go back to buying from a store, this is now the place to go! 4) For a fresh, specialty product I expected higher prices but for what you get the price is great. So there it is, mystery solved: repeat customers and volume. When I run out of what I bought, I will be restocking my supply at New York Pickles from here on out.

Location is kinda hard to find. Its next to bagels and more. We got the garlic pickles and a pint of sweet butter pickles for sandwiches. You can get a taste of any of them. Sooooo good! Guy there was so nice! Check it out!

Unbelievably good pickles. Kosher and half sour were better than we’ve had anyplace else, and the prices are extremely reasonable. It’s worth the drive over here to grab them.

Best pickles in the area hands down! Definitely worth the stop for excellent New York style pickles shipped fresh directly from New York! Huge variety including my favorites of half sour, green tomatoes, and red bell peppers, and they have a great variety of olives too including oil cured olives.

After decades of being a vendor in the Festival, I was excited to go visit them in their new space. Located on Sample, west of University, they are a few stores down from the bagel place, right near the stairs, next door to a t-shirt shop. I left with sour pickles, sweet red peppers and an assortment of Greek and Kalamata olives. The store is immaculate, the prices are still inexpensive and Cynthia is as lovely as ever. I will definitely be back. Nothing feels better than supporting a locally owned and operated business, especially one that has such delicious goodies.

If you love pickles this place is not to be missed! Stopped by when I was in the area and was actually really excited when I saw all the barrels of fresh pickles along with a section with different varieties of olives! There were so many different choices it was hard for me to decide which ones to get. The owner was just the nicest and most helpful guy and he offered me and my son samples of their delicious pickles. I ended up buying some horseradish pickles, half sour pickles, sour tomato pickles and some hot (and boy are they hot) pickles. The place was so clean and spotless which is always a huge plus. The prices are so reasonable, you can even buy single pickles for only a dollar. I will definitely be returning there to buy some more of their pickles and to try some of the other flavors.

Saw this on Yelp, what a surprise, and decided to go check it out because who doesn't live pickles?!? It's in the back on a strip shopping plaza and they have sings to pint you in their direction. There's also a lot of signs to watch your step because the entry is sloped. Inside is very very clean! The owner and what I presumed to be his son were there helping another customer. I was looking at the variety of pickles they have the prices. You'll pay more than if you grabbed a jar from the grocery store, but these are made there and are really tasty. I opted for horseradish pickles and some pickled green tomatoes to bring to my parents. I got a quart of each and my total was about $20. The owner is very friendly and offers you pickles and other items to try. They also have olives and sauerkraut. I would definitely go back. I want to try all of them, except bread and butter pickles because I can't stand those :)

Went for Christmas to surprise someone. They were closing early and we got there when the door was locked. The owner and partner let us in, allowed us to sample different pickles and provided a pleasant experience for me. DEFINITELY going back very soon. Highly recommend this location for pickle lovers!

UPDATED REVIEW: In all fairness, I came back here a few days after my initial visit to finally try the pickles and hopefully make a purchase. Well, today's visit just skyrocketed my last dismal two star rating, due to an unforeseen circumstance, to a strong five star rating. An ultra unique experience would be a weak synopsis of what I just encountered. The owner greeted me and was super elated to provide full pickle samples of some of his premium creations. He seemed well-versed in the cryptic pickle community. The sour pickle was the store's top seller and was super juicy with a nice crunch with each bite. The Horseradish Pickle was on another level and earned an instant quart purchase of $10.00, which he removed from the diabolical pickle bin and filled up the container leaving no void right in front of me. The insane taste of the mythical pickles and in addition to the pickle IQ of the owner well superdeded the hidden store front and the error in the operational hours on my last visit. The owner specified that starting August 1st the NEW store hours will be adjusted to be closed on Mondays. So glad I returned to this store and will be back, just not on Mondays.

I have been here several times and have made a special trip just to have their pickles. It's hidden in a corner, just near the Bagel shop on West Sample rd. It's a family owned business that was purchased from the owners of New York Pickle from the Festival Flea Market. Today, there was a line of people inside waiting to purchase these pickles. They have barrels of sour, kosher dill, tomato pickles, half sour, sauerkraut, and garlic pickles to name a few. They also have a variety of olives and some drinks. If you ask to try one, they will give you a sample, which is usually a whole pickle. You can't get this crunch and taste from a store bought jar. They pack the pickles into a container and fill it up with brine. There are no tables or chairs, but it doesn't make a difference. You go there to get them, try a few and get going. I highly recommend this business if you love pickles as much as I do!

Many of the old Festival Marketplace businesses have been left scrambling to find new places to open at. A favorite that has successfully navigated the transition is the New York Pickle & Company. You can still find them on Sample Rd. but head west to Coral Springs. They are in the same plaza as Bagels and a Whole Lot More but tucked into a corner so you have to really look for them. They also have a location at the Yellow Green Market in Hollywood. New York Pickles & Company has a large variety of pickles to choose from like sour, half sour, garlic, hot, horseradish, and kosher dill. I love the sweet and tangy bread and butter chips which have more flavor than anything you can buy in the supermarket. Fermented foods like pickles are rich in probiotic and cucumbers contain beta carotene which can protect the cells from damage and reduce the risk of some certain kinds of diseases by boosting the immune system. They list all the ingredients right next to the pickle barrels so you know exactly what is in your food. Pickles are sold by the single spear, pint, quart, and half gallon. In addition to pickles they also sell green and red tomatoes, sauerkraut, red and hot cherry peppers, olives, and my beloved Dr. Brown's soda. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Come out and support this local favorite in their new location.

What a new hidden gem in Coral Springs for all pickle lovers! I saw them on a WSVN segment and I knew I had to stop by to see it for myself. They have a huge variety of pickles to choose from and the employees are super friendly. You can order by the pickle, or by a specific container size if you'd like more. I decided on a few different pickles to include the half sour, sour and garlic pickles and they were fantastic. Also a very good deal too. Rather than buying pickles from the store, you need to visit New York Pickles and stock up on some fresh ones for your home! I cannot recommend them enough

Really cool little spot in Coral Springs. They let me try all the different pickles before choosing, which I loved. I ended up getting the sour pickles and the horseradish ones and both were amazing, super fresh and crunchy. The staff was really friendly and easy to talk to, and the place looked clean and well kept. I'll definitely stop by again when I'm in the area.

Pickles pickles pickles! If you like pickles, you need to get here as soon as possible. I've been coming to this place since I was in elementary school and I'll continue to come here for as long as it exists. A one of a kind truly amazing place with phenomenal workers. The owner and his wife run the place and will give you samples of the many different pickles they have here. They have half sour, garlic, non sour and spicy pickles. My favorite has to be the garlic pickles because they have the perfect garlicky flavor and the crunch of the pickle is extraordinary. They sell single pickles if you don't want many and that's awesome because sometimes I'm craving one and need it right away! The pickles have the perfect amount of tartness. They offer a variety of sizes and the prices are pretty decent. The place definitely stuffs as many as they can in a container to the point it's about to pop! The place is super clean and a cute little kiosk located towards the back of the festival flea market. A place you NEED to visit at least once because you'll come back again and again afterwards just like me!

If you're into pickles this place is a must! It's very stripped down and simple inside. Just a big counter surrounding the barrels of magic. The pickles are incredibly fresh and flavorful. And, they are happy to provide samples before you buy. Can't say enough about how friendly the staff are. They are more than willing to let you sample whatever you like. My favorite are the hot pickles. Not overly hot, but a nice heat. I sampled the red peppers (sweet and FRESH) and the hot cherry peppers and they are fire! They also sell olives and sauerkraut!!! Will be heading back when I run out!

New York Pickle is somewhere that everyone needs to go if you like pickles. The place is wonderful! It originally was located at the festival flea market but made its way over here to Coral Springs and the Yellow-green farmers market. Owned by a husband and wife, I had the pleasure to be helped by the husband on my recent visit here with mine. He gave us a couple samples of the different pickles and they were all delicious! My favorite had to be the half-sour. They had a wonderful crunch to them and a very nice green color. I love that the place is very minimalistic, with a handful of pickle barrels, a giant walk in fridge and the front register. The walls were green and I love that they did that to go along with the pickle color! Prices are pretty reasonable, a pint of pickles and brine being about $10. He makes sure to stuff the container until it looks like its going to explode! Super friendly staff and it makes it all that better because it's small business, reasonable prices and close to where I live will make me come back here to try every type of pickle and olive they have to offer here!

My mom and I have this saying. Whenever we are someplace and there is no one in sight, and all of a sudden, people come near us, we say, "What perfume are you wearing?" We could be the only ones on a dessert and the moment people start to appear, we would make this statement. It happened today. No one was in the pickle shop. It was just Max and me. The person behind the counter was very generous about allowing us to try everything. Within a few minutes, the store was crowded. We bought several varieties. Supper friendly, super delicious pickles!

I found their location at the Yellow Green Farmer's Market at 3080 Sheridan Street in Hollywood, FL. Joe, their passionate pickle purveyor had me happily walking out with quart containers of their products filled to the rim and beyond. Nice selection of huge barrels of pickles. I've tried horseradish pickles, hot pickles, sour pickles and cherry peppers. Excellent service. Going back soon to expand my tastebuds even more.

Fascinating first experience at this pickle store. The owner schooled me on many different concoctions of pickles like sour and horseradish, with a few strange ones like a pickled tomato and the red pepper. The bread and butter sweet pickle slices were the most interesting since I never tasted one like that before. Lots of pickle taste testing then bought a quart of the horseradish pickles to eat tonight while watching a movie on Netflix. I highly recommend this pickle experience and the owner is a hardcore pickle enthusiast. It's hard to find but it's next to a bagel restaurant.

Their pickels are easily the best They are the same really nice folks from Festival Flea Market days.

Great pickles. We went to the location inside the Yellow Green Market. Barrels of pickles and even a barrel with pickled tomatoes in it. The woman that assisted is advised us (in her authentic NY accent) that all the pickles came from NY. We loved the flavors.

Excellent service pickles, olives, peppers sauerkraut.... Taste whatever your interested in and by a pint or quart plus. CLEAN.

Get yourself out of a pickle today and get into a pickle lovers paradise! Go see Joe, the owner, at New York Pickles & Co. He will offer you generous samples of the many types of pickles before you buy. This shop is located on West Sample road in Coral Springs and has just opened June of 2025. It is really unique to see the big barrels of different varieties of pickles marinating. It is definitely called a pickle playground for a reason. There were so many types of pickles to choose from that included half sour, garlic, hot, horseradish, bread & butter, kosher dill, and sour. Besides pickles, they offer olives, sauerkraut, hot red peppers plus red & green tomatoes. The prices were very reasonable, like single pickles for $1.00 or 4 for $3.00. Quarts and half gallons are also available for purchase in larger quantities and shipping is offered to other locations. I bought half sour and garlic pickles and they were fresh, crisp and tasty. I definitely recommend and can't wait go back to buy more pickles!!!

Fresh made dill pickles are only one of many types of pickled delicacies that are sold at this indoor stand inside the Festival Marketplace. The light smell of dill brine and the barrels filled with different flavors of marinating cucumbers and olives was simply delicious. I have always loved to sample before buying, which is usually possible at a farmet market style pickle stand. Their prices are a little higher than what can be purchased in gourmet grocery stores, but the selection is excellent. There were so many choices, and I had a hard time making up my mind, and luckily, they had a few container sizes to buy just what I wanted.

Difficult to find but worth the search. They'll let you taste before you buy. We bought bread& butter chips, garlic pickles, and sourkraut. Pickles are great and the kraut is about the best I have tasted

I have been going to NY Pickles for well over 20 years. It is a festival flea market staple. We visited today and we were pleasantly surprised to all the changes the new owner has made. 1. The stand is super clean. The pickle barrels are now behind a little wall and the olives are on the wall. 2. They now also sell drinks. They have a nice selection of Dr Brown's soda, some Snapple and the basic coke/sprite. 3. There is a nice little seating area next to the Pickle area 4. After being a cash only business, they now accept credit cards/debit cards. It makes it so much easier. We don't live close by so we make sure to stock up. Today we purchased 3 half gallon containers of sour pickles and 1 quarts of the cherry peppers. We have never been disappointed by the sour pickles and the containers are always packed solid. Service was very good and we appreciated the sample slices of the sour to see what a treat we were taking home. Yes, they are a little pricey, but it's worth it. We can't wait to see what else the new owners have in mind.

The pickles are great, good pricing and the owners are very friendly. The hot and bread and butter are perfection!

Great pickles, don't go during shabas..... too crowded, no seats. Used to be in festival flea market. In Coral Springs now. Nice owner, fun

A new staple in our household! The people working in the store were so kind and super informative! The pickles were fresh and full of flavor. Will absolutely be back for more!

Place was clean and the staff was friendly. Pickles were very good and they had a good variety.

I got most unbelievable assortment of Pickles loved it but three different kinds you need to go there enjoy

This is a wonderful place to buy pickles. The sour pickles are the best around. There are no seats, and it is difficult to find (it is buried in a small strip mall). When your GPS says you are there, make the next right you can into the strip mall (CVS will be on your left when you turn in to the strip) just past where the GPS says it is, go along (it is one way) until you hit the bagel store and park in front of it. The pickle store will be slightly hidden in that section. Now on to the products, I have tried the sour pickles, saurkraut and the hot pickles and all are great. I have to drive over twenty minutes to get to this place, but when I get back, everyone in the house is excited to get their pickle or two (or three). One of the most fun things about going here is the other customers who are mostly senior males originally from NY. They love to tell stories and I like to listen to them. The owners/workers are really nice, prices are good, but do not miss the opportunity to "kibbitz" with the senior New Yorkers as their stories are great and bring their memories from a different time.

We drive 40 minutes to get these pickles. Have been getting them here for years. Love the half-sour ones. The sour ones are also very good. Prices have gone way up through the years, but they have gone up everywhere. Service is fast and friendly. Its a take out, grab and go.

Best pickles ever. They have a great variety and they're all fresh and delicious! The guy working there was also extremely friendly and gave us a free sample before we bought anything. It's located inside an indoor flea market and is the only crowded shop there for a reason.

Amazing pickles and amazing staff, I go get my 1/2 follón every other week. This place is a hidden Gem. Place is super clean as well. I can't wait for other people try these amazing pickles that are shipped from NY. I drive 45 min but it's totally worth the ride.

Love the pickles, love the selection, and love the personable couple dolin' them out; they've got gloves and masks on, stayin' safe and hygienic. However, their pricing structure is completely bonkers. I spent $37 for a 1/2 gallon and 2 different quarts, and I was happy to do so, but it would be wayyyyy cheaper to buy the pickles individually on a stick; like, I'm getting charged for buying . . . more? There is no ambiance to dpeak of; they're in the walking lane next to the antiques down near the far east entrance. Anyhow, other than the pricing madness (bucket charge?), I wish 'em well and am glad they're there.

I've been searching for half sour pickles high and low and it's like finding the holy grail. No one seems to Carry them and if they do it's a $9 small jar of A famous brand (which are good but....). So someone told me about the pickle shop at festival. Went there today with my daughter. The ladies (and the gent) behind the counter were super nice. And let me try wherever I wanted. Everything was good. We got a gallon of the half-sours. Just amazing. And they offered to pack it up and keep it cold for me while we shopped. We returned about an hour later and licked them up. Very happy with the customer service and the pickles. No more searching. We have a pickle place, now!

The best there is no better reminds me of Gus's pickles on the lower east side love the staff

Amazing pickles! I think about them all the time and make special trips to stock up. All my friends try to steal them so I make sure to buy extra. 10/10 would recommend.

Whenever I'm at Festival Flea Market I find myself unable to resist stopping by New York Pickle for one of their dills. I'm not sure exactly what makes a New York pickle a New York or what some refer to as a Deli or a Kosher Dill. What I do know is that that these, under the trade name of New York Pickle, are super tasty, super good. It might be that some commercial pickles bearing similar such names are heated in a pasteurizing process, thus destroying the crispness as well as sharp clean taste. Some of my friends have initially thought me crazy when I've asked them to try a pickle with me. That of course is until they've tried one. Then, they're hooked on them too. New York Pickle is just a simple stand with pickles in barrels that they basically just pick out and hand over to you. Though they also offer olives, hot cherry tomatoes, garlic and other varieties of pickles, I stick with the New York Dill; it's a classic.

I sadly have to drop this review accordingly. I loved this place and it was our trademark to stop here for fresh olives and pickles after tradewinds park, however I won't be back anytime soon. It breaks my heart to do this to a mom & pop shop and I'll gladly remove this once it's been properly taken care of. Our house recently had minor drywall construction in part of 1 room, and trust me the entire house was covered in an unhealthy amount of dust. This mall has had construction (Saws cutting plywood) for many months, and that's only 100 to 200ft away with no barrier between it. None of the products here are sealed. Olives are in open containers, and the pickles have chicken-wire mesh fence on top that keeps large items like quarters from falling in only. To verify my concern, I walked to an empty kiosk next to NY pickle (Even further from the construction). I wiped my finger on the table and sure enough it had a 1mm+ layer of dust on it. Sadly my OCD wont allow me to come back anytime soon. unless I hear or see that this problem has been fixed.

I'm not going to wax poetic with memories of pickles on the lower eastside. (See "Crossing Delancey" if you haven't.) You can buy one pickle for seventy five cents, two for $1.25 or a container in varying sizes. My sour pickle -- provided on a stick, no less -- was crunchy and delish, albeit kinda small. My original choice (half sour) was a disappointment. Inadequately brined, it was merely a cucumber. My friend opted for horse radish pickles, which she said had bite. I chatted with a New Jersey-ite who came with a cooler, intent on bringing a sizeable batch home. I have to remember that for the next time.

The pickles are decent, but their pricing makes no sense. First of all, they raised their prices significantly from the photo another reviewer posted a few weeks ago. Half sours are .75 each or $17.50 per 1/2 gallon. I ordered a 1/2 gallon and there were 16 pickles in it. Do the math, that comes to $1 per pickle. If I purchased individually, it would have been $12 instead of $17.50. That is one expensive plastic container! I decided that I can't patronize people who rip off their best customers who are buying in bulk so no more trips to NY Pickle for me.

Great pickled products, and very nice staff

They disrespected me and been mean to me this place should learn to have manners they also need to start being nice

This is one of the few places you can get NY pickles . We always get sour. They are so good. They also have: hot, half sour, garlic, horse radish, and big dill pickles. As for other things sour tomatoes, hot cherry peppers, sourkraut, and assorted olives.

we have been eating these pickles for years. we love them. we only hope they never close. these are as good as any pickle i had growing up in nyc. the owner is always pleasant. i guess if you are pleasant to others they will also be pleasant to you. there is no other store that sells pickles that compare. keep those pickles coming..

Highly over priced! I pay half the amount at Doris's Market for pickles in containers just like at New York Pickles. Not very friendly either.

The real name I believe is New York Pickle, but that doesn't matter... This place is delicious! Located in the Festival Flea Market Mall, NY Pickle has been there for at least 15 years... At least! They have to be doing something right! I remember coming here as a kid with my parents to get their giant dill pickles. Now I come with kids of my own to pass down the tradition! The workers are always friendly and willing to give free samples out of the giant bins. They have a great assortment of pickles and olives so you are sure to find a favorite. Our favorites are the sour and dill pickles! I keep meaning to try the hots... But I'm not worried because we will definitely be back! NY pickle is cash only, but there is an ATM nearby if you don't have any on you. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

These are the pickles I remember growing up as a kid in New York. A salty and often spicy brine completely infused in the cucumber and every bite is an explosion in your mouth. They've got the classics of sour and garlic as well as my new favorites: spicy and horseradish. Sauerkraut and pickled tomatoes are also available. What I like here is you can buy just a pickle on a stick, but when you order a larger quality they are sure to double bag it so nothing leaks. Alas I can't easily take the brine on the plane when I visit, but for locals save the brine because it's darn tasty in a bloody mary!

I converted my friend into loving pickles after introducing him to your pickles!!. I hadn't been to this Flea Market since the '90s. My childhood recollection was the pickle stand and I am so glad they are still around! Your pickles are amaZing!

So. I went to festival flea market to go specifically to New York pickles I ordered a gallon of sour pickles and asked the gentleman,to fill each.container with juice as I enjoy drinking the juice gentleman explained I would die if that Frank that juice, I got home and tasted a pickle now being from NYC myself I grew up on pickles down Essex st and I'm friends with The Pickle Guys. Located there I tasted a chemical taste not a sour taste ,pickle tasted. Funny, then I started thinking the gentlman at NY pickles said I would dieI if I drank the brine n now tasting the pickle I figured if the brine would kill,me,and,these chemical tasting nasty pickles why wouldn't I did from eating the pickles as well, 26$ down the drain I'm throwing them out. Don't taste right and they should be ashamed to call themselves NY pickles they know nothing about pickles !!!!

love this place... almost try to make this a regular stop every 3-4 weeks to pick some up for the house... (sometimes I forget they're cash only but there is an ATM next to them and that's my fault no theirs). They're always friendly, the quality is always good and when I feel adventurous from my usual half sours and garlic pickles they're happy to give a sample!