Sinbad Express

Vegetarian friendly, fast & delicious, outside seating and good prices. Really enjoyed my cauliflower gyro and the sauce on the French fries was delicious! The staff is incredibly friendly.

Got the super veggie wrap. The falafels were perfectly crispy and the sauces were amazing. Order took a while, but it was fresh! Only complaint, like another reviewer, is the salt is a little high.

Their greek fries are incredible. Like mind-​blowingly incredible. Like I want them all the time.
Beyond the fries, the gyros and falafel are also excellent! Fresh, flavorful, delicious.
It’s fast & cheap too. A great take out option.

First off, I love salt. Salt is my best friend. but like a friend, seeing each other too much is overwhelming. I ordered the lamb shawarma. The lamb was over seasoned with salt. I felt like if it would have been the perfect sandwich if the salt was cut in half. I also ordered fries and even that contained less salt than the main dish. I am guessing it was just the lamb. The yogurt sauce was excellent and the vegetables were fresh.
I arrived during lunch time along with the lunch crowd. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food. The service was excellent.

Saying I love this place would be an understatement, it is THE BEST. While living in Fremont, I was quite the regular here – they still know be my name years later, great guys! The food is amazing, I always stick to the chicken gyro and greek fries (dreaming of them now), but I’m sure anything on the menu would be delicious. Great prices, can’t go wrong with that. There really isn’t a bad thing I could say about Sinbad. It’s quick and they also have seating outside which is perfect for summer and people watching. I highly recommend.

Stopped by this place while visiting Fremont And at first had my doubts since it’s quite small but then again, places like this one often have great food. I had the falafel gyro and dolmas. It was so delicious and a very good portion. I couldn’t finish it all even if I tried. Prices are very reasonable and inexpensive. Food tasted fresh!

Used to live in Fremont just down the street from Sinbad’s and now I have to drive way out of my way to come back here. Still do it though because its hands down the best Gyro in Seattle. And believe me I’ve tried other Gyro spots hoping to find one as good so I don’t have to drive all the way over to Sinbads. Honestly don’t have any idea what the negative reviews on here are about. Haven’t tried everything on the menu, but what I have had has been really good.
Do yourself a favor and come down here and get a beef/​lamb gyro and greek fries, and tell Joe to make it spicy.

We had a terrible experience with this restaurant tonight. I have had hundreds of falafel sandwiches in my life and this was probably the worst. We were overcharged and the service was lousy– the guy taking our order didn’t even know what was on the menu and got our it wrong, TWICE (and never apologized!). This place gives middle eastern food a bad name.

I got the Chicken Shawarma Sandwich, which is more of an open wrap. It was flavorful and fairly light. Sometimes Mediterranean breads can be a bit heavy, but the wrap here was not.
The place is a bit grungy, but the food is food and I’ll definitely be back to try something else out next time and will update my review then.
My only complaint is that I wish the portion size of the chicken shawarma was a bit bigger and that it included a bit more chicken and veggies.
NOTE! Bring cash. They do accept credit cards, but if you are below a certain dollar amount, they will charge you a fee.

Fast friendly and pretty good as well… I call in a beef/​lamb gyro order go a few days a week and it’s like clock work with them… very good

This place exceeded expectations by leaps and bounds! Relative to the rest of the city, it’s dirt cheap and the ingredients tasted super fresh. My girlfriend and I will definitely be making this a frequently visited gyro/​falafel/​salad joint.

Good food from Egyptian Chef with Jordanian assistant. Paper plates, plastic forks, spoons and knives (if plastic can really make knives!), in heart of Fremont comes with outdoor seating by Lenin statue. It does not get any better!
If one wants to finish the kebabs or deep fried falafel, without eating the broken fork, recommendation is to bring your own fork.

We go here every week religiously! Usually ordering the falafel gyro but occasionally something else. Sometimes there is too much tahini and I wish there was no onion in the salad but boy does everything taste amazing. Everything is so fresh!
Sometimes service is sketchy but come on dude, you’re getting a kebab not a 12 course tasting menu.
Might I add we’re lame and are never out late enough to get a «late night gyro». So these are always lunch or early dinners.

The gyro dinner platter is delicious with a healthy portion of gyro meat over fragrant rice and white sauce. Also served with a side salad and warm pita and hummus. The platter comes with can of soda. Add a side order of crinkle fries and you’ll be stuffed. ($ 15 for gyro platter and fries). The portion is large enough you may consider sharing if you aren’t looking to be stuffed. Can’t go wrong!

Easily one of the best spots in Fremont. I work in the area so I grab lunch here pretty regularly. I’ve never had any problems with rude service like a lot of the reviews mention.
Get the lamb shwarma!

This place rocks! They have the best beef gyros as well as delicious falafel sandwiches. My eight-​year-​old insisted that I put up a five star review.
And I totally second his opinion.

This place is open late, which is perfect when there are approximately 100 bars within walking distance. We popped over from a show at the High Dive, and the seating area was clean, staff was super nice and patient while I took forever deciding what to get, and the food was great.
We got the sinbad falafel with a side of fries and a lamb gyro, plus a piece of baklava. I have forgotten if they offer a meal deal, but both the fries and baklava were like $ 2, so I wasn’t upset. I didn’t love all the tazatziki on my falafel, especially since the menu didn’t say that it was on the thing, but it wasn’t overpowering or too creamy that I couldn’t eat it.
On a dry day they have tons of seating outside in the courtyard under Lenin, too!

Before you cross the threshold into this establishment… ask yourself one question: are you drunk? If yes, proceed. But first, I must commend you on consulting Unilocal while drunk, that’s impressive and speaks of great presence of mind. If you aren’t drunk, by the way, find some place else to eat. There are many ways to spend your money, some of them might even be worthwhile. This is, however, unquestionably a run of the mill Gyro spot; and while I hardly expect bright and scintillating service from a corner-​store Gyro spot, like some people here seem to, I do expect swifter service when I’m the only person there.

This place is open until 3am on Saturday making it a good option for bar hoppers looking for some good food before going home for the evening.
The place is quite big and has a lot of seating options (a bar counter, tables, outdoor seating next to Lenin).
The food is really good. We got the chicken shawarma which had a lot of good flavor. Sometimes they really lack taste but this was good.
The service was spotty. The guy taking our order was very nice and friendly, but the guy cooking and preparing it was not. He was a jerk and had a major attitude. Apparently something about us pissed him off. I wanted to let him know he was being an asshole but I didn’t want to bring a bad end to what had been a good evening. Anyways, hope that guy can clean up his shitty attitude and the place would have gotten a four if it wasn’t for him.
Maybe I’ll go back if I want rude stares, sarcastic comments and good food.

Awful service. Would not return.
My girlfriend and I came here for a late night snack after an evening out around town. Literally 3 minutes after we sat down with our food, an altercation broke out in the dining room between two guys. Chairs were thrown along with punches. How terrible!
When the police arrived, they pulled witnesses outside to find out what had taken place and get some information on the incident. When my friend and I returned back into the dining room, we noticed our food was gone. When we asked the gentleman behind the counter, he said he threw it away. Um really? We had maybe taken 1 bite. When we asked for new food or a refund, he refused and said he was closing for the night due to the altercation that took place. Uhhh okay then you need to refund me. He still refused. We decided it wasn’t worth the argument and left. I would not return to a place with such horrible service. Clearly, they needed my $ 15 more than I do.