The grilled chicken was very tasty and the portions were pretty big but the prices were a bit steep for the area. I've had Ecuadorian food before, and entrees are usually not in the $15 range. The place was out of fried chicken. What happened here? The beers were $4, a good deal. Mrs. Soy wanted a Diet Coke but she was brought a regular Coke instead since there are no diet soft drinks available. She opted for water but instead of tap, she was brought a $2 Poland Spring. We could not communicate with the waitress since she spoke no English but we made do, and she was friendly too. The cost for two entrees and two drinks, with no appetizers or desserts, with tax and tip-$45. The American food options are few. I was more interested in the converted diner. I remember eating there when it was a Greek railroad car diner. They now show movies in there and I suspect there is dancing too based on the layout. You wouldn't know it fromthe outside. read more