Philip C.
Yelp
Fine soft serve ice cream (or "Custard" as they call it). Extortionately priced (More than $5 for the equivalent of a small Carvel cone). They're Kosher and are largely targeting an Orthodox Jewish enclave in Surfside. As such, they've got their customers by the balls, with nowhere else to go, and can charge whatever they can get away with. But do the Orthodox really have nowhere else to go for a soft serve cone? Actually, they could go to Carvel in North Miami Beach, because Carvel Is Kosher.
Kosher food doesn't have to be priced sky high (for example Foozo Pizza in Bay Harbor Islands, which can attract the general public, and not just the black hat and beard crowd). But Kosher food can be priced exploitatively (such as the $49 rack of beef ribs at Backyard Barbeque in Surfside).
And before any of you accuse me of being biased or anti-semetic, I should explain that I'm of 100% Jewish ethnicity, but like 66% of Americans of Jewish ethnicity, I'm secular and assimilated (I.E. not a participant in organized religion). I've got nothing against Kosher food, but I don't require it.
My first visit to Rita's will be my last.