Glicks Caulfield South

Bad service, not much stock. 3rd time now I have endeavoured to buy from them and other people have walked in and been served before me, or there has hardly been anything left to purchase.

The best bagels in the Eastern suburbs! Love their cinnamon raisin bagels- delicious. There have a huge variety of other cakes and breads, all baked on-site. It’s a very popular store so you may have to queue but it’s well worth the wait. There are tables/ seating at the back of the shop if you wanted to eat in. Super-friendly service. Highly recommend.

Still putting plain, and sesame bagels underneath bagels with onions etc.. they just don't care about people with intolerances or cross contamination of products. I find that interesting for a kosher place.Bagels are stale and challas very small now.

I truely think these are the best bagels you can buy in Melbourne.They also do a pretty good selection of sandwiches at the bakery.

I had the most amazing experience today. I needed donuts for my daughter to take to school and I had ordered them yesterday. They had not arrived on time however Chinmay who works there went out of his way to ensure I had all the donuts for her. He made sure the delivery driver got extras from other stores to fulfill our order which resulted in a very happy child. An absolute power team this morning and I am so thankful to both staff who went above and beyond to help. Fantastic customer service!

Fantastic staff, cheap prices, and good food all rolled into one! Glad I decided to go there over the café next door.PS great Tuna and Cheese pastry ;)

Friendly staff only went here because they closed down the Bentleigh one, I feel that was a mistake

all products i bought were great. baked to perfection, i had to return twice it was so good. shame theyre closed on saturdays but last friday and sunday was incredible

Definitely the place to go for challah, bagels are pretty good too.Of all the different challah makers out there (and there are many), these are in my opinion the best. Soft, fluffy, good balance of sweet and bready, not too sweet and it doesn't fall apart.You can also buy it from the supermarket (Woolworths but not Coles as Coles apparently cares more about price than quality) but the fresh stuff in store is my preference when I'm not feeling lazy.The service can be a bit variable and definitely breaks down during the big rushes but that's somewhat understandable.The other food is a mixed bag. The bagels are very good (not the best I've ever had, but close) but some of their other pastries are downright terrible. I recently got some hamantashen (festive filled pastry triangles) and they were just appalling. The poppyseed mixture was the worst I've ever had. It looked anaemic, was very dry and flavourless. Also, the filling-to-pastry was way off on the stringy side.

Coffee, no sugar alternative sweetener. Waited for food to be heated, came to me unheated. They were taking a long time. With a nice cafe 10m away. Lift your game or just sell bagels and fish balls