Voodoo Doughnut

John Oord

a month ago

I went to the downtown Voo Doo Donut location and was happily greeted by worker Kiki and she was very knowledgeable and friendly, helping me with the various selections of donuts! Kiki helped me choose donuts, that were delicious and outside my usual comfort zone! It was amazing and my co workers were delighted with the great selection of donuts too! This was only my 3rd time visiting Portland and this was a highlight for me and my business associates! Thank you, Kiki!!

Stanley Yuan

a month ago

It has been ten years since I visited Voodoo shop. Last week I had a chance to drop by Voodoo donuts at Portland again. I was surprised to see the guard at the door. There was no waiting line. There were only two people in front of us inside the store. This is very different than my last visit when the line lasted outside the store. Maybe because this time it was a winter week day? The decorations is as cool as cucumber. Excellent place to take pictures. The color combination is very bold but somehow works in a funky way. The staff was very nice and friendly. We got key chain, a few special donuts ($2-4 each) and a bag of coffee beans ($15). The donut is as delicious as I remembered. My chocolate coconut donut is yummy. I like its donut texture is kind of between cakey and fluffy. The voodoo Man donut is cute. I just wish it has more jelly fillings because only half of the body has jelly.

Ed Lee

a month ago

I stopped by for a few donuts on my way to the Lan Su Chinese Garden and had a good experience. I was not busy on a Tuesday morning, and I ordered a maple bar, apple fritter, Mango Tango, and Diablos Rex. Voodoo has a large selection of classic donuts such as raised glazed and buttermilk bars, and vegen options. It is famous for its unique doughnuts such as Grape Ape, Bacon Maple Bar, Voodoo Doll, and much more. The maple bar was big and really sweet. The Mango Tango had a interesting taste with the Tang on top. The Diablos Rex is a devil food donut with chocolate frosting with chips on the middle and had a nice taste to it. Located on SW 3rd, just off of Burnside with limited street parking in downtown Portland. A nice place to stop for donuts that are big, really sweet, and unique with a classic weird Portland vibe.

Tify Burks

2 months ago

My quick day trip to Portland felt complete with donuts from Voodoo donuts. I got three and as you can see I was eager to eat them that I chopped into the maple bacon donut as soon as I was finished checking out. I got cinnamon sugar, churro cheesecake and maple bacon and they were ALL good but maple bacon was my favorite honestly. I got to chat with a mom picking up an order for her son's birthday and decided to do donuts instead of cake, I love having conversations where people describes their unconventional values. She said her son loves donuts so she is going to get him what he wants for his special day. There was a line but it moved fairly quick. I would definitely revisit Voodoo donuts again!

Ashley Gray

3 months ago

Voodoo is 100% a must-stop if you’re in Portland and trying to hit all the “you have to do it at least once” spots. We went and I’m glad we experienced it. The donuts are no joke ... really... they’re basically full meals. Super creative, super sweet, and definitely filling. One will probably hold you over for the whole day. Potentially 2 people. There was a line, but it moved fast, and the whole vibe outside with the pink boxes and the neon sign just makes it fun. It’s touristy for sure, but in a good way. You kind of have to try it once just to say you did. Grab a donut (or two if you’re brave), take the picture, and check it off your list. We did and we’d do it again.