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La Casa de Chiliquil

Popular breakfast hot spot specializing in chilaquiles (though they also have pancakes, eggs, and other breakfast dishes).

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Templo Expiatorio de Nuestra Señora del Rayo
Historic church that's taken more than its fair share of licks through its 400 year history. Established in 1661 as a hermitage dedicated to the Virgen del Rayo, the church was re-built in 1704. During the Mexican Revolution, it was burned down by Pancho Villa's troops and completely destroyed. Beginning in 1919, it was re-built as you see it today.
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Quesadillas Las Tres Marias
Good place for cheap eats. The restaurant is clean but casual and unfussy. Aguas frescas are M$20 and most quesadillas are M$30. Quesadillas are tasty and made with fresh cheese and corn tortillas.
Mon-Sat 09:00 - 16:00, closed Sun$50
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La Gota de Miel
Parral is known for its tradition of candy making, a tradition kept alive by La Gota de Miel, where you can buy a variety of regional sweets, mostly based on leche quemada (a caramel made of sweetened scorched milk). Great place to get some edible souvenirs.
Mon-Fri 09:00 - 20:00, Sat-Sun 10:00 - 20:00
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Teatro Hidalgo
Built as a monastery in the 17th century, the building was re-purposed as a theatre in the early 20th century. It occasionally hosts theatrical and other performing arts events.