Ayala's

This place has changed ownership/management.  I gave it 5 stars when it was Ayala's, now note rating.  

No more all you can drink pop, it comes in cans.  Prices have increased a couple dollars on all entrees and portions are much smaller.

I ordered chicken enchaladas, I got something unknown.  I believe cheese(?) but there was so little of it in there I couldn't  say for sure.  Kind of looked like all it was was a rolled up tortilla.  

All I know is that they used to be VERY GENEROUS with the cheese on top, and now there was hardly any.  Also, my dinner arrived at a luke warm temperature.  

We had been faithful diners here for the last several years, but we won't be back.  Also, new menu is about 1/3rd size of old menu and even with that, they can't seem to put out a good edible product.  So sad!

Nothing positive to say about our experience. Came for dinner at 6 on a Thursday. Were literally the only people there. No atmosphere when the place is functioning as a restaurant. Camarones a la plancha were overcooked and very bland. Flautas were fine. Just very average-below average food. After about 20 min of waiting for the bill that never came, we left the money on the table and left.

Great jalapeño dip, great horchata, great enchiladas.  Can get pretty packed later in the evening when they have live music, and a club-like atmosphere.  You can get cheap gift certificates on <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Frestaurant.com&s=c5fe485af4df376130bee54f875814d79c4d7913e1258123b1206d2bdbf4873b" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://restaurant.com</a>, which makes it a great deal.  Some of the items on the menu can be kinda plain, but you'll find something you like.