Dinner Plates Lead Into Weekend Dancing in Queens
Traditional Ecuadorian plates and weekend dancing give a Queens meal a second act.
🍽️ From Soup To Dance
At La Montanita Bar Restaurant, traditional Ecuadorian comfort food anchors a meal in Queens. Caldo de bola and encebollado mixto offer two distinct directions, with the latter a shrimp dish. Lunch specials add a clear midday option. For a daytime order, hearty lentil soup comes with rice, beans, and thin sliced beef or chicken, a filling combination for a substantial plate. Large portions make for a full meal, with soup and a main dish both in play. That range makes the restaurant work for a lunch stop or a longer evening.
Weekend dancing adds a social second act, taking the night from a table to the floor without changing addresses. The restaurant sits on Northern Boulevard in Queens, giving the outing a specific neighborhood setting. Its doors open at ten in the morning each day, closing at two am Monday through Wednesday and three thirty am Thursday through Sunday. The combination of traditional plates, long hours, and dancing gives dinner a wider arc.
