Haluk welcomed us in and Ilyea was our server Grand dining…read moreroom, white linen tables , quite noisy but it made for an energizing vibe . Quick service , great food that's made it worth the drive ! 1. House bread with olive oil dip - hard to stop binging on this 2. Kilim Salad - addictively delicious 3Fried calamari with a creamy dipping sauce - crispy and well seasoned 4.While grilled branzino with a salad - one of the best I have had in a long time- the simplicity of the seasoning and olive oil makes every bite taste so good . 5.Lamb Adana kabab with rice Tomatoes n spicy jalapeno - undoubtedly another best rating for the juicy flavorful kebab. 6.Turkish tea - the needed ending to such an amazing meal Kilim smashed it across all aspects , Food , service and pricing. One of the best Mediterranean restaurants in NJ!

Kilim is a true neighborhood gem. This year, we celebrated my father's birthday here, and it was…read morethe perfect choice! The ambiance is very peaceful, with walls are covered in lush greenery and artwork that will make you feel like you are in the Mediterranean islands The food is traditional and consistently high quality--my personal favorites are the Kilim Salad and the stuffed cabbage. The service is equally exceptional. Haluk is the best waiter- he is kind, attentive, and genuinely welcoming, making every visit feel special. The warm hospitality and outstanding Mediterranean food keep us coming back.

Had a great experience at Rola's Kitchen! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was welcoming, and…read morethe service was friendly and attentive. Everything was fresh and flavorful, and we had a really enjoyable time overall. Would definitely come back and recommend giving this place a try!

Wow, stunning & beautiful place. Start off ambiance was great, it was quiet and early since I came…read morehere for lunch but love how welcoming they are. Service was great and wonderful, the young lady always checked up to make sure everything was great. Food was so tasty & had flavor to it! I had ordered octopus with hummus, it was very well cooked & I had to have pita on the side. I also ordered shish kebab filet mignon & as well very well cooked, not overcooked or dry at all. The rice was plain, which was okay for me. The onions definitely made up for it to combine it together. To top it off I also got fried calamari, it was a little bit chewy overall still had flavor to it. My go to drink was a mint lemonade that they make it into a slushie. I never had a mint lemonade so the taste to the drink was new to me but I loved it! You could bring your own liquor becusse they do not sell that. Overall amazing place for a quick lunch or dinner!

Turo's in Paterson was excellent. I know this place has been around for many years, and I actually…read moreremember coming here years ago. It was good then, but this visit was even better. The restaurant was quiet and comfortable, there was plenty of parking, and the inside looks great. It seems like they redid the place since the last time I was there. The food was a 10/10. Everything we ordered was excellent. We actually ordered extra to take home, and I'm having it again for lunch today. Really amazing food and definitely a place I'll be going back to

I would give this place a zero if I could. Hostess literally said "your men are very cheap I'm just…read moresaying" bc we didn't tip after they tried to purposely charge us for 3 hummuses bc we sent back the lamb chops for being absolutely bland.

Albanian cuisine at its finest! The service is top-notch. And let me tell you, the food is…read moreabsolutely incredible! I've never tasted burek and qebapa so flavorful and fresh. Quick service and friendly staff. What a great ambiance. I highly recommend it.

Türkiye is a country of two continents, European and Asian, and that is why the food of this…read morecountry contains the peculiarities of both continents. Turkish cuisine is a unique combination of flavors, spices, and herbs developed over thousands of years, influenced by the Central Asian nomads and Arabic, Persian, Italian, French, and Eastern European cultures. While New York has some great Turkish food if one knows where to look, most of it leaves some room for improvement. Could Jersey be better? The town of Carlstadt has mainly residential private homes, with a spattering of condos and garden apartments. The main shopping area is all of about three blocks long on both sides of the street. Translated from the Turkish language, meaning sultan, we have come to this family-owned/family-run establishment located on Hackensack Street since 2006 for Saturday dinner. The reservation was easily made by Google Assistant. Upon entering this hidden gem called Hünkar Restaurant as first-timers, my partner, our friends, and I were greeted by the staff inside a cozy room, where ethnic pictures and decorations as well as the music all add to the vibe. A great view of the NYC skyline is visible from their enclosed back patio. Their menu features Mediterranean and Turkish cuisine with a modern twist and serves alcohol. As an appetizer, we decided on the Kibbeh (Icli Kofte), Calamari (Kalamar), and Cigarette Borek (Sigara Boregi). For our main meal, we opted for Chicken Saute (Taouk Sote), Shrimp Kebab, Lamb Shish Kebab (Kuzu Sis Kebab), and Chicken Shish Kebab (Tavuk Kebab). All Kebab meal accompanied by rice, char-grilled tomatoes, peppers, and a small salad. Warm, fluffy pida bread with a crisp crust started our meal. Every dish bursts with authentic flavor and is beautifully presented, from the fact that Turkish families from all over the area eat here. The staff is warm, welcoming, and very professional; our server was Akincan "John," the owners' son. The price was comparable to the area with the right portion. We can recommend this place.

I have been going to this restaurant for many many years and they have not lost a beat. Every…read moresingle appetizer and entrée is made with such love and care. The portions are fantastic but the quality is what sets it apart from a lot of other places. On a nice day, do yourself a favor and ask them to see you in the back enclosed porch where you will get a view of NYC.

We had an incredible time celebrating a friends birthday recently and it turns out we will be going…read moreagain soon and I can't wait. The food was so authentic and flavorful- we had lamb, beef and chicken mixed with all the dishes you might expect from potatoes eggs and vegetables. While the restaurant is located in a strip mall, you'd never know it. The ceiling is covered in cloth coverings that you know are authentic. The dance floor is so inviting-we spent the night between dancing and eating. The servers were fantastic. We look forward to our next visit

Great food. Reasonable Prices. Service needs a little bit of improvement…read more Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday. Happened to be on Wednesday night. Place wasn't packed but there were some customers there. So the restaurant is not much for decor IMHO but has excellent food. Even on Wednesday night. Chuchvara, Lagman, Shurpa, Achik-Chuchuk, Various Kebabs, Beef Tongue, and most importantly Cheburek. The only dish that can go wrong like a puffer fish. Underdo it and it's inedible, overdo it the same, wrong oil or too much oil and your customers will run screaming for the hills. This was actually done so well we went for seconds, light and crispy on the outside and nice and juicy inside. I'm drooling just writing about it.... A great place to visit, service on the slow night could've been a little better but I can't really complain.

The quality of food is consistently delicious. Today was my 3rd visit. We had Pork souvlakia,…read moreVillage Salad(Horatiki), fried cod with skorthalia (garlic mashed potatoes) and beets. An order of Mousaka with oven fresh bread. The mousaka is definitely worth ordering. It is prepared in an individual iron skillet and served piping hot. We had Baklava & coffee for Dessert. This is definitely one of Bergen County's hidden gems. I highly recommend this food establishment as authentic Greek Cuisine!! By, Peter J Koulikourdis

- Large restaurant with two dining sections and plenty of outdoor seating: the indoor space…read morefeatures cushy booths, well-spaced tables, and floral garlands hanging from the ceiling and along one side of the wall, creating a relaxed, cozy vibes - Service was good: our waitstaff was attentive and checked in with us multiple times throughout the meal without being intrusive - Food was good overall: the gyro pita portions were quite generous, and the meats were well seasoned, but were a tad on the dry side, especially the pork; add-on fries portion was a bit skimpy; the salad was light and nicely dressed, though only comes with one piece of stuffed grape leaves; the complimentary baklava at the end was a nice touch and a sweet (but not overly sweet) way to finish the meal

Honestly just okay. There are so many better options in the area. I could have made most of this…read morefood better at home. It just felt so low effort for a restaurant. Theres no salads, sauces, or layering in the food to make it interesting. We got the beef bahari Paratha and a chicken paratha roll. The beed bahari was so dry even with the small sauce on the side. It just feel like there wasn't much to the dish. Paratha rolls are small. Not sure I would go again.

Very much a win. Tasty chicken Tikka paratha. The chicken was flavorful, and filling. The…read morerestaurant was lovely, and easy to order. As we waited for a meal, and I went to the bathroom, and noticed there was a prayer room. I am not of the same faith, but I found it amazingly lovely that this would be available for those who do practice this faith (beautiful). Would come back again.