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Before you apply for Sultan Gyro's sub-minimum-wage job, you'd better call first.
The Turkish eatery and neighboring storefronts were deemed unsafe by the town yesterday after a water main break in front of the building. The basement flooded and the heat has been off.
Owner Ahmet Tekin said he's waiting for PSE&G to restore gas service and expects to reopen in the next few days.
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BILL PITCHER is an editor in the Features department of The Record and Herald News and previously was a freelance food writer and restaurant reviewer. He was born in New York's Hudson Valley and was raised in the southern Adirondacks.
E-mail: pitcher@northjersey.com
ELISA UNG has been the restaurant reviewer and dining columnist for The Record since 2007. She's a native of Southern California and a graduate of the University of Southern California, and she spent eight years writing for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
E-mail: ung@northjersey.com
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