Star Pide Salonu

Came in for a quick snack. The restaurant was very clean and staff were pleasant. The pide and lahmajouhn are made fresh and you can watch it being made behind the counter.
We ordered the lahmajouhn. They were $ 4.00 each with a minimum of two per order. I thoug t they we re really good. The crust was really crispy and seasonings were right on. It ws s not too spicy which I like.
I would certainly go back and try the pide.

This place is delicious. My gf is Turkish and i was hooked from the very first bite! This is really far away from us but sometimes we just crave it and must make the journey. Pide and lahmacun are to die for!

Lost count how many times we have been. Great each time. Food so fresh its amazing. Great staff, very helpful even though English a bit choppy. We send people there all the time and even place large orders for large parties.

Hands down the best pide place in Paterson. I have been there several times and I highly suggest their kusbasi-​kasarli pide, along with coban salad and ayran. Staff is also very friendly. You can see through the open kitchen how clean and neat their prep space is. I will definitely go back.

I usually haunt other Salonus in Patterson and this one was just as good. Waitresses are decent, just order and wait. They might mess up your order or have someone take your order if they don’t understand you. The wait can be brutal if you are starving since each pide or lamachun is made to order. However, very fresh. I feel that the «toppings» they give you on the lamachun is less than other places. We ordered some dishes to go as well and they gave us too many orders although we did pay for all the food.

So i visited this place awhile ago and the food is good BUT it is not worth to tolerate their arrogance or untrained servers. Not that they only don’t know how to apologize but they see you as fault. You are in America people! CONSUMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT! If you wanna try i suggest take out. You will be happier and less annoyed!

Excellent Pide. You can’t go wrong with this place. The price is average but the food tastes excellent. Give this place a try.

I do not believe this place got good reviews. They absolutely did not deserve anything close to good. Staff is far away from being nice. If you want to share anything you will get one fork knife and you cannot ask for any extra… They irritate from every point.
Rude, rough and waste of money.
Ps: There are several other place that you can have same menu better taste with less price and better atmosphere.
Don’t try.

The worst experience ever. Rude staff. We order 2 lahmacun and we were planning to order a pide after. Then, we like lahmacun and wanted to order once more. They said we can not order twice. They sent the check. It was just waste of time. We had a really bad experience.
While the food was so so, the service was unforgivable. We have no plans to return.

Very nice place, a little run down looking. The lamaschun is excellent, and though the minimum is 2 at a time, it’s light so you won’t be overstuffed. I have heard the pide is expensive, but didn’t try. The shepherd’s salad is a nice addition.
One thing I really enjoyed was watching the turkish soccer on the big screens, having tea and seeing the family-​owned atmosphere as the employees are making the bread together in groups.

This jewel continues to provide delicious food. New to me, but not to those familiar with Turkish food.

Great little place on Main Street! After passing by this place so many times i finally got the chance to go in and try some of their pide’s (turkish flatbread pizzas) and oh my! I tried the mixed pide and lahmacun. They are freshly made from fresh ingredients and taste absolutely amazing! They are even better than the ones i had in Turkey! Staff is very very friendly, and attentive. I would recommend this place to everyone else!

We just can’t say enough good things about Star and have been here at least 15 times over the last year or so. Food is always fresh and made to order. No frozen crap here. Dough is rolled out fresh, salad ingredients are chopped before your eyes. Our 3 year old and 6 year old daughters refuse to eat Americanized Italian pizza anymore and ask weekly to go for «Turkish pizza». Make sure to order the Shepard’s salad on the side. The cool, crisp chopped cucumbers, tomatoes and lemon dressing is a nice refreshing counterbalance to the pide.
Don’t worry about any language or cultural barriers here. We don’t speak a word of Turkish and stand out like the proverbial sore thumb in the middle eastern neighborhood. Staff is «middle eastern» friendly — not as over the top enthusiastic as when you walk into an American chain restaurant but accommodating enough to make you feel welcome. Mounted flat screen TVs at either end of the restaurant will keep you entertained with soccer or Turkish TV visual. The bathrooms will help keep your undersides especially clean with a nice cold squirt of water from the bidet. Kids always get a chuckle from that!

Lahmajun is delicious. Choban salad is great. Service is eh. I always take out.