B & H Shawarma

Well I came here yesterday 2÷4÷2015 and stood there five min unoticed, then the girl at the register looked at me and she keep talking to the person in front of me. Meanwhile some family was complaining about how there kids didnt get their food, so I decided to get a drink and thats when I realized I wasnt eating at this place all the snapples were expired since october 2014 the gatorade too so I put everything back turned around and left. Yuck!

I walk in to get a bite before work and wasn’t greeted or anything. I let that slide because maybe he forgot, who knows. I take a look at the menu and still nobody says anything to me. I’m the only one there on top of it all. I put down the menu and am waiting for the man to take my order. I waited ten minutes and after making eye contact with the guy a couple times, I smiled and walked away.
WORST SERVICE EVER.

I noticed this place while at the USPS across the street and thought I’d give it a shot. When I walked in, there was nobody inside. That was my first impression. I really should’ve known better, too. After looking over the entire menu and standing around for nearly 10 minutes, I began to shout «Hello». Nobody replied. I noticed a door going through the wall and into the Pizza/​Sushi place (yes, seriously) next door and walked in to ask if anyone was working or not. An employee apologized and said the employee next door was on a cigarette break, but that he would be able to help me.
10-​minute cigarette break? Huh? What kind of cigarettes are those?!?
So I did as I normally do whenever trying something new: I asked for recommendations. He had none. He said he had only tried 2 dishes and liked them both, but would not go into detail or even offer his opinion as to which he liked better. Seeing I was going nowhere fast, I decided on the Chicken Schnitzel Pita and waited. Then I waited some more. Then, after waiting a little bit more, I waited some more. Finally, I got my pita. And it was pretty tasty, too (the reason for the extra star). Not the best I’ve ever had, but something I would consider getting occasionally — if it were convenient, quick, and inexpensive. But it was none of those. The pita cost me $ 10 and came with nothing else. I wasn’t even asked if I wanted a drink or a cup of water. I was left to lament on the poor choice I had made by walking into the doors adorned with Hebrew letters I will never understand.
Who knows? Maybe they’re just going through growing pains and they can improve, but it’s likely that the owner and employees have no business opening up a restaurant and it will be closed within a few months.
NOTE: when paying, I noticed I was charged 9% for sales tax. I asked the employee why I was charged 9% and I was told that was the sales tax in Surfside. I ended up going to Publix right after to verify if it was so, but only got charged 7% there — like I do in every place, everywhere in Miami-​Dade county.