Tucked away on a sleepy stretch of Lombard, this snug spot does its best to evoke the understated allure of a New England eatery. Austere wainscoting provides a backdrop to a mural of a seaside scene, and a curving banquette conjures up a wave in motion. Genial waiters are culinary collaborators with easygoing Marina dwellers.Designer John Lum, who also did the interiors for AsiaSF and Hayes & Vine Wine Bar, agreed that Owner Mark Mitcheltree had found a winning location for his intimate 45-seat restaurant. "I knew the space could capture the feeling of tranquil summer day by the sea," said Lum. A large curvaceous banquette evocative of a curling wave is the main focus of the restaurant. A boat shaped bar welcomes patrons as they arrive inviting the touch with its finely crafted surface. Soft lighting and white panel walls highlight artist John Lund's abstract seascape mural.
Overpriced, smelly and really disapointing food. Burnt food and hearing lady moan at chef not to use Microwave... Really Really one of my worst dining experiences ever
Food is good, service is efficient and the view of the bay is just fantastic. I never grow tired of dining at Sinbads.. it has the freshest seafood Ive ever had. Oh, leave room for desserts, they're so good, too.
If I could give this place a 0 I would. The "house" wine was $9.50 a glass. It was early in the evening, the place was only 25% full and they had no beef. We orderd chicken and ended up paying $100.63. To boot, the ladies bathroom was filthy and d
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