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Donut Bar

Donut Bar

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The San Diego-based doughnut shop will offer about 30 different doughnuts daily; 15 flavors will stay the same, while the other 15 will rotate. The full catalog features about 90 different flavors. In addition, Donut Bar offers beer, wine, and mimosas.

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33 North 6th Avenue, Tucson

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@Bktacos made @Nytimes’ list of 41 standout Mexican restaurants across the country. Published Aug. 13, the list was compiled by reporters, editors and photographers who spent more than a year traveling the U.S. BK was the only Tucson restaurant included. Writer Bill Esparza highlighted its combination of Sonora-style carne asada and Sonoran hot dogs, a pairing he noted is distinct to Arizona. Benjamin and Karel Galaz, originally from Nacozari, Sonora, opened the restaurant in 1994. Congratulations, @bktacos!🎉 Read more on Tucsonfoodie.com Photo by @jackie_tran_ #tucsonfoodie #tucsonnews

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