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Teatro Ángela Peralta

Ángela Peralta Theater

Built in the 1800s, a beautifully restored building (1987 to 1992) which regularly offers many types of drama and music.

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Plaza Machado
Machado Square
The jewel of the restored Centro Histórico. The west side of the square is flanked by the Teatro Ángela Peralta. Adjacent to the Teatro is a Spanish-language exhibit explaining the history of Mazatlán. The north side has Pedro y Lola's restaurant, a favorite among locals and tourists. On the south side is a hotel restored to its original beauty. A decent (Spanish-language) bookstore is only a couple of blocks away near the Universidad Politécnica de Sinaloa on Constitución. Keep your eyes open for shops with interesting (high-end) local art. The restaurants on the Plazuela have great food, some a little nicer and pricier than others. El Patio and Café Pacífico line the northeast corner of the plaza, and regularly have a fantastic acoustic guitarist playing at night for the diners and the square. Along the north side are three great spots for lunch or dinner. With offers of cheap, ice-cold beer all day, it isn't hard to be lured in to try a little of their food. All these restaurants have both indoor and outdoor, on the sidewalk, seating.
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Delorean Bar
Dark and artsy after-party bar in the centro.
Thu-Sat 20:00-02:00 Sun 20:00-00:00
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La Querencia Bar
Decently-priced beer, outdoor seating, live music on Saturdays.
T-Sun 17:00-02:00
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Casa Medrano
Coffee inside a small art gallery housed in a beautiful building.