I'll return NIE. My family and friends came at 7 a night with 9 of us. There were other sitting food, so we all ordered as normal. When my husband paid the checkout, told us we couldn't eat inside. We had already got our drinks and ready to sit at a table. So, we were a little moved, but sat and waited for our food. Others came in ordered food got their food and left. Every person after us was told before they ordered that the dining room was closed. After waiting for more than 30 minutes, I decided to refill my drink to have a better look into the kitchen to see if our food was even made. When I looked into the kitchen, the man was put over the food at the food preparation station. My stomach broke and I went to my husband and told him what happened. He said it allowed us to get back our money. I went to the counter and told them I was done waiting. I was ready to wait for other people to get their food, and I'm still waiting, but the most important thing I've done was the fact that I'm just watching the cook vape over the food. There was another man who ordered his food, and when he heard that he looked at me and asked me if I meant it seriously, I told him yes and he looked at the cashier and never said that I would not eat here. I told the cashier very kindly quiet that I was more than willing to pay for all drinks we had drank, but would not eat in this facility. Every single person on the back acted as if it was our fault that we canceled this order. The cashier went through the receipt and reimbursed everything that never spoke to us to never look at us, but had a nasty look at her face as if we had done something wrong. We went to another restaurant on the street all of us ordered and we eat within 10 minutes. I've gone to call companies to let them know what's happening, especially as it spills over food. The woman I spoke with was very kind and said she would let management know, but I still have to get a call back and it was over a week. I really expected the manager or the store owner to pick up the phone and apologize for what happened. Apparently, employees not only care about customers, but also not about management.