Pak Pide Pizza Salonu

High quality food that felt authentic and was quite affordable. The staff was super nice and very friendly. We were able to pay by card which was useful!

I like here. They're friendly and so nice. Pide is tasty 😋 😍. Who bake the pide was smiling every time that customer came in. That's so impressive, it is lovely place. (I disappointed by other bad native sellers that push me buy delight and souvenirs 😢in turkey..) This local restaurant is 👍

The best Pide in Istanbul. Don’t be a tourist and eat at overly priced restaurants, where you can’t taste the real flavours of Turkish dishes. Always look for small restaurants where you only can see locals, then it is always good. We have eaten twice here, we wish we had found it sooner. Lovely staff and owners. We can’t recommend it enough. Do you a favour and eat your pide there!

Very good ! Somehow the cheapest meal i had in istanbul was the tastiest, will definitely be back ❤️

The best pide we had whilst in Istanbul. Lovely gents running the restaurant and such delectable food. Highly recommended!

One of the most welcoming places I have been to. Their kitchen was spick and span and in fact makes for a great viewing on preparation of your order. The pide was soo tasty and I paired it with the buttermilk. Absolutely recommend eating in this modest hidden gem in an otherwise fancy city of Istanbul.

We have been visiting this Pide restaurant for several years. It's a charming traditional turkish spot run by two brothers. Though we do not speak Turkish we use Google translate to greet them each time we visit. They have the best fresh Pide. The prices are reasonable apx 180tl - 200+tl per Pide. They are very popular with locals and do a large delivery service so they can run out by 3:00pm. Seating is limited during lunch. It's my first place when arriving in Istanbul and my final. Until our next visit.

Best pide, restaurant, service and prices, during my 2 weeks trip across Turkey. Open kitchen to understand the process of making Pide and other Turkish specialities. It is a must when wandering around the Bazar district.

You'll need a GPS to find this treasure somewhere in Istanbul between the Spice Bazaar and the Grand Bazaar but the climb up the hill will get you ready for delicious pide, which is Turkish for pizza. Similar to pizza you may have enjoyed elsewhere, these are hand tossed dough that are topped and formed into a boat shape before going into the oven. Three masters at work here. One master pizza tosser and topper. One master baker. And one master organizer who runs the phones and manages the deliveries. (You can take it to go or eat at one of their tables.) There are a few different toppings available - lamb, cheese, chopped veggies - and they are made to order. But there are only a certain number of doughs and when they're out, they are out. There are bottled and canned drinks available. My Cola Turka tasted just like RC Cola!