Things to do in Los Mochis
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Parque Sinaloa
Parque Sinaloa occupies part of the former estate of Benjamin Johnston, the American who founded the sugar mill around which Los Mochis grew up in the early 20th century. Have a wander to see the international trees and plants Johnston installed, and the scant remains of his Casa Grande.
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La Cabaña de Doña Chayo
Fabulous quesadillas and tacos with carne asada or machaca (spiced shredded dried beef) arrive here in piping-hot, handmade-to-order corn and flour tortillas. A classic, right down to the plastic flowers, kitsch art and whirring fans.
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El Farallón
The upscale atmosphere is rather cruise-ship clubhouse, but the service is good and there’s excellent ceviche, sushi and endless preparations of shrimp and fish (the chiltepín sauce packs a fiery wallop).
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Mercado Independencia
The Mercado Independencia , between Degollado and Zapata, is an energetic marketplace dealing mostly in meat and vegetables, but the outside shops along Av Independencia do offer some choice cowboy wear.
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El Leñador
Middle-class Mochis descend on this excellent burger, steak and shrimp restaurant (try the Mexicana burger!), oddly popular with both families and the young and beautiful. Chips are served with three fantastic salsas.
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Parroquia del Sagrado Corazón
The whitewashed Parroquia del Sagrado Corazón, a small church with a graceful tower, stands sentinel near the pleasant, quiet and shady central Plazuela 27 de Septiembre.
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Museo Regional del Valle del Fuerte
The Museo Regional del Valle del Fuerte was closed for renovation at the time of research but it’s worth checking to see if it has reopened.
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Casa del Centenario
You might find a worthwhile historical exhibition in the Casa del Centenario.
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Restaurant Molienda
This restaurant of Best Western Los Mochis’ is one of the best eateries in town.
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