If you're a class and pickle lover, skip the Grillos I have heard good things about them so I thought they would be delicious when I opened the packaging. There was so much dill floating on top that you have to eat dill when you get a bite of your pickle because there's no way to wash it off. The flavor is just subpar very watered down not at all strong dill flavor like I expected it to be. They're nothing like a Clasen if you’re a class and pickle lover, skip the Grillos I have heard good things about them so I thought they would be delicious when I opened the packaging. There was so much dill floating on top that you have to eat dill when you get a bite of your pickle because there’s no way to wash it off. The flavor is just subpar very watered down not at all strong dill flavor like I expected it to be. They’re nothing like a Claussen. For the price, I was very disappointed. They would be OK for people who don't like a strong dill flavor or strong pickle flavor, but there was so much just loose dill in the top that it's like eating a bite full of hair with every pickle not good experience they would be OK for people who don’t like a strong dill flavor or strong pickle flavor, but there was so much just loose dill in the top that it’s like eating a bite full of hair with every pickle not good experience .

In the past, had always bought Claussens Pickles. I saw these and decided to give them a try. While they are a little more expensive than these, I think they're worth the extra cost. They are crunchy and very tasty. My wife and I both enjoyed them at lunch. I will buy again!

The packaging went from 52oz to 32oz for $6.99. The pickles went from a regular size to a short/small size pickle which in the container is mostly juice. The last thing is the taste is different. Almost has a chemical after taste. Disappointed in the value and the quality.

Grillo’s Pickles are hands down the best pickles I’ve ever eaten in my life. They are incredibly fresh, have just the right amount of flavor—not too strong—and you can actually see the real seasonings and herbs in the jar. They taste homemade in the best way. I’ll definitely be buying these over and over again. Absolutely obsessed!

Great flavor and crunch, these spears go with a meal, or alone as a snack. A regular visitor at my home uses the brine for cooking and as a drink, eats the grape leaf, dill and garlic. The container is re-usable for leftovers, nice tight fitting lid.

These healthy pickles are delicious! I used to eat a major brand that had promised a crunch in each pickle. I will never go back to that crunchy vinegar tasting unhealthy pickle again. Grillo’s have a natural crispiness and delicious taste of dill.

Very unexpected taste. Everyone raves about Grillos so I decided to try them. For something that says "classic dill" on the container, it does not taste classic. Very different. I'm sure other people like the seasoning, but I don't, and it's the kind of taste that I can't get out of my mouth now.

I love pickles and these are by far the best tasting pickles you could get. The only draw back is that these are too pricey. They are usually double what the other pickles cost. You certainly do feel it in the taste, however at times it seems like a bit much to pay more than double for these. I am only able to buy these when I have money left over to splurge. I also recommend the chip version of these pickles. Unfortunately Walmart doesn't offer these. I guarantee you'd finish those chip versions within a couple of days, easily.

The product itself is great. Great tasting dill pickles with a nice crunch. My issue is with the packaging. The plastic containers always end up leaking and leaves a huge mess in my fridge. Whether they get damaged while in transit to the store, or while being roughly handled by the grocery pickup people, I always end up with the most unpleasant surprise when an unnoticed, minuscule crack creates a mess.

I prefer salt to sweet and have always loved dill pickles, in particular. When I first found Grillos at Sam's and got hooked on them, they disappeared from the shelves, one of the things I hate about that place. However, when I accidentally found them online at Walmart, I was ectastic and ordered two containers. I don't really know how to describe their taste, but if you know a good dill pickle when you taste, then you'll understand. Price-wise, they are on the pricey side, but it is true in the case of Grillos dill pickles: you get what you pay for. I particularly enjoy taking bites of Grillos in between each handful of Smart Pops popcorn. In fact, that is what I'm snacking on as I write this review ;)