Sindibad Mediterranean restaurant

Didn't intend to eat because of a late breakfast, but we were shopping nearby and the smell of spices drew us in. Its Syrian Mediterranean and the Greek salad there was fresh with sour hints from the banana peppers. The falafel wasn't greasy but fresh and light. Chicken shawarma was buttery and the garlic sauce was so good next time we're ordering a second side of it. Fries weren't even greasy. We plan to return with empty stomachs to try more. The place is small and intimate but for Sunday at 12:30 it wasn't busy. The young lady at the counter was very nice and helpful in deciding what to order.

The dining room was clean and orderly, though I arrived shortly after they opened. There was a TV playing a game at a fairly loud volume—not a big deal, but it felt a bit excessive for the space. When I ordered the lamb chops, I was told they were out, even though they were still displayed on the menu. Not much of a greeting or interaction beyond that, which made the experience feel a little flat. I ended up getting the Creamy Shawarma with a side salad. The food was hot, fresh, and tasted good. Drink options were limited to canned drinks or bottled water; for a dine-in restaurant, I’d prefer better options. I’d give them another try, but most likely for takeout rather than dine-in.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 I had an amazing experience at this Arabic restaurant in Fort Worth! The food was fresh, flavorful, and truly authentic — it reminded me of real Middle Eastern home cooking. The staff were super friendly and made me feel very welcome. The hummus and kabab were incredible, and the bread came out warm and soft. The place is clean, cozy, and perfect for family or friends. Definitely one of the best Arabic restaurants in DFW! Highly recommend 👏💯

A true hidden gem! We came in with our blended family of Americans and Syrians, and this place blew us away. It’s a small, simple spot with minimal decor, but don’t let that fool you—the food is incredible. They’ve only been open for two months, but they’re already serving some of the best, most authentic Syrian food in the DFW area. We ordered a lot of dishes, and every single one was a hit with both sides of the family. The shawarma was just like it’s served back home in Syria, and the mixed grill was packed with flavor. Highly recommend the shish tawook—it was so tender it melted in our mouths. Even our picky toddler was impressed—she devoured the chicken tenders, which were made from scratch and absolutely delicious. That alone earns major points in our book! If you’re craving real

Pretty simple and tasty meal. Also the chicken plate with rice was naturally gluten free, just request no pita.