I felt like I was teleported back to the Middle East for a bit.
When you walk into Sinbad's it doesn't take a Middle-Easterner to realize that this is an authentic, family-run joint. It smells good and they are making fresh bread even in the midst of lunch time.
I ordered the special: two Gyro's for $5. Trust me, I know Gyro's are Greek (typically referred to as Shawarma's in Arabic and made with Arabic pita's instead of Greek ones), but that's how they advertised and made them. However, they had plenty of options available in Arabic jargon and fresh pitas for sale too. The interior is very basic, with simple tables next to an open kitchen and Arabic televison playing in the background.
The Gyro itself was pretty good. It tasted fresh and came with plenty of fixings, but it was missing a bit more meat. The service was a bit slow (but I lend that to the authenticity) and very cordial.
I hope that this will not be my last time here and I put my stamp of approval on Sinbad's for the time being!