Place to eat: Churrería El Moro, Mexico City, Mexico

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At Churrería El Moro in Mexico City, chefs deep fry huge coils of pastry dough and cut the rings into serving size portions. Each churro stick is dipped in granulated sugar before they are served with a cup of hot chocolate.

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About this place:

Open all hours of the day and night, Churrería El Moro is located in the Centro Historico across the street from San Juan de Letran Metro station.

Churrería El Moro
Lázaro Cárdenas 42
Mexico City, D.F.
Mexico

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  • Kate Blood

    1 August 2008
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    Kate Blood

    This great little establishment has been in business for decades and most of the customers look like they've been sitting at the same tables for as many years. Order a bag of hot churros fresh out of the deep-fryer to go, or take a seat, review the hot chocolate varieties on the sign board, and order from a waitress. Churros are sugary, doughnut-style treats that smell of cinnamon, are crunchy with sugar, and delicious on their own. Dunk one in a mug of El Moro's syrupy-thick hot chocolate, and you're in dessert (or breakfast) heaven!

Lázaro Cárdenas 42
Mexico City, Distrito Federal, MX

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Discovered by Kate Blood
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