Donuts and whiskey are certainly the focal point of this new downtown spot. Credit: Heather Hoch

Taking over wine bar Unplugged’s former location, Batch celebrated its grand opening the weekend of Friday, Jan. 1 with donuts and whiskey at 118 E. Congress St. 

The rotating daily selection features about ten different donut varieties, several topped with popular kid cereals like Cocoa Puffs and Fruity Pebbles. Filled donuts are $3.50 and hole donuts are $2.50. As far as whiskey, the first menu features more than 40 different varieties, including three Jacks, two Jims, two Johnnies and a handful of craft distilled, small batch options.

Batch is also serving a modest selection of draft beer to pair with your donuts. However, if you decide you’re looking for more than just donuts to eat, the small counter service restaurant offers build-your-own grilled cheeses ($5) with bread options like a glazed donut or ciabatta and cheese choices such as sharp cheddar, swiss or havarti, which can be embellished further with jalapeño, bacon, tomato, prosciutto and more. Batch has a daily cheese plate ($12), a daily bruschetta ($5), a mixed green salad ($6.50) and deviled eggs ($7) as well.

For more information on Batch’s offerings, visit the restaurant and bar’s website.

Before that, though, check out some pictures of Batch’s offerings because it’s Monday and we all had a long weekend:

3 replies on “Batch Serves Up Donuts and Whiskey on Congress Street (SLIDESHOW)”

  1. Jesus Tucson has become a hipster crap hole! Over priced donuts and whiskey. If you thought Unplugged was shut down fast. This place is going to be crushed as soon as the whole “Oh look some new shop” faze ends. The whole street is lined with better competition then this. This is equivalent to the stupid cup cake trend that thank god has faded away.

  2. Are donuts the new cupcakes? Is any of the whiskey local? No cronuts???

    Those prices are pretentious. When this business fails, I pray to god it becomes a bar/pool hall with $2 beers and shots, because THAT was good and proven idea!

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