Silver Star Restaurant — Restaurant in New York

If you're looking for a place where there's no pretense and everything on the menu delivers exactly what you'd expect, this is it. The motto, "What you see is what you get," couldn’t be more fitting.

From the moment you walk in, there’s an honesty to the decor—simple, clean, and comfortable, with no unnecessary frills. The menu reflects the same straightforwardness. The dishes don’t try to be anything they’re not, but the flavors speak for themselves. Every dish arrives exactly as described, without the over-promising you find at some places.

I had the classic burger, and it was just that—a well-cooked, juicy burger with fresh toppings. No fancy sauces or gimmicky ingredients, just quality basics done right. The fries were crisp, well-seasoned, and hot—just the way they should be.

Service was friendly, prompt, and attentive without being overbearing. What I appreciated most was that there were no surprises, just good food served in a no-nonsense atmosphere. It’s not a place that’s trying to win you over with flair, but if you're in the mood for a reliable meal where "what you see is what you get," this is definitely the spot. A solid, dependable...

We came here for lunch on Saturday, August 2nd, 2025, around 2:30pm, and there were hardly any people there. I would like to give this place a reward for being the worst restaurant in America. I have been in states like Arkansas or New Mexico where I had mediocre food but this place beats them all. We ordered egg benedict with potatoes, couple of soups, and chicken salad sandwich. Everybody has different tastes, I get it. My guess is that this place uses the lowest quality ingredients possible. The fried potatoes looked like they sat in storage for 10 years before they decided to cook them. I don’t want to describe the taste. The size of the small soup is slightly bigger than the dish you use to dip your sushi. Chicken salad tasted sour, I could not figure out if it was a Mao or some other unknown white sauce. We ordered a lemonade that was so sour that you could chase tequila with it. Overall, it is a terrible place, and I don’t know how they stay in...

Service is awful. On the menu they state that they can refuse you service for not buying over 11$ worth of food. So if you want to order coffee and a cake , there is a chance they will kick you out. This is odd considering they call themselves cafe in addition to being a restaurant. The menu also states that if you share one dish with the person you came with, they will charge you an additional 5$ just for splitting a dish.

When we arrived my wife and I were seated in a comfortable booth . We ordered a milkshake, cappuccino and marble pound cake. Upon taking our order the waiter changed our seat to a less than comfortable one. The pound cake they brought us was wrapped in its plastic wrap . The cappuccino and milkshake were just ok.

In conclusion, I would not come here again . Very bad service and the owner manager is...