One of Creel's most reliable eateries, Tío Molcas offers solid Mexican standards in a handicraft-filled dining room. Locals and out-of-towners alike file in for juicy steaks, rich enchiladas and first-rate breakfasts – try the chilaquiles (fried tortilla strips with eggs, chicken and creamy salsa).
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