Globus pharyngeus or globus sensation is an ordinary ENT referral. It comprises a persistent or intermittent painless feeling of a lump or foreign body in the throat and may be outlined as a tightening or choking sensation. It is usually long-lasting and has a tendency to recur. There are no established guidelines concerning diagnosis or treatment. History and clinical examination represent essential elements as they enable the practitioner to narrow the differential diagnosis and consider red flags. Therapeutic trial using PPI is recommended as initial first line treatment in the absence of red flags and paraclinical assessment can be proposed in nonresponsive patients. Management of this clinical condition consists of reassurance and offering speech therapy for refractory cases.