Voodoo Doughnut

I had no idea that Denver had a Voodoo Doughnut, so that was a nice surprise! Despite the location being inside DEN, the prices weren't as gouging as I thought they'd be. Both the Voodoo Doll and the Sprinkle Cake were awesome - and you could tell were made that day. I have no idea if they bake on site, or if they're delivered - but it was early enough in the morning that these were really fresh. Really friendly staff, and a good coffee as well - it's pretty much the best experience you can ask for in-transit.

It's a cute and cheeky shop. The donuts were good, but of course, the price within an airport—yikes. They have some clever flavors. The Butterfingering was delicious. I also tried the Grape Ape, which was interesting but too sweet (a sort of sour powder is dusted on top, too). Vegan options are available.

Doughnuts were delicious and if you’re craving something sweet I would say give em a try! I loved my apple fritter doughnut but being from Canada we have some real delicious doughnut places there so I wouldn’t say it was an absolute must try! Service was good - you can preorder for pickup if you’re in a rush or only have a short layover. There was not a big line when I went in the morning and the staff were efficient and quick. Atmosphere…. Well it’s an airport. So it can’t really win there! But they have a nice display of their doughnut flavours rotating and an alien statue kids like to pose by. Cool swag available too if you really love the branding! Overall I’m glad I tried it & would tell friends to give it a try! Just don’t expect for your mind to be blown, they are delicious but not one of a kind!

What’s all the hype about Voodoo Doughnuts? Sweet donuts; extraordinary names - and? I liked the windows to see into the production area.

Line was somewhat long but moved quickly. Neat theme. Donuts were yummy. Prices about $4 each for what I ordered.

I kept seeing all these people at the airport carrying these large pink boxes. I finally decided to bring these fancy donuts home for my family. The line was long - it took about 10-15 minutes to get to the counter. Take this into account with your boarding time. I got the Voodoo Dozen... and they were quite over the top. When we opened it at home, we were impressed by the sheer size of the donuts. Each person ate 1/4 to start and we continued to do so over the next couple of days. The donuts were good... but I'm really not sure they were worth the price. I, personally, don't think it was worth the money or the hassle to bring these home in a plane.

Extremely expensive doughnuts, spent 10$ for two of them. They were good and I was able to make my dad try some American doughnuts all the way in Italy, so that was nice. But I wouldn't buy them again, they are too expensive!

Well, I was disappointed. It's basically an ordinary donut with some great marketing. Lots of swag. Great donut designs, but they pretty much taste like any other donut I've had. They do make a vegan version.

I was so excited to see Voodoo Doughnut in the airport, as I have always wanted to try it. I was not disappointed! There was an option to mobile order, but I chose to order at the counter. The line moved quickly and the staff was very efficient. The doughnuts were amazing! I tried the Butterfingering and Mango Tango. Both were soft, fresh and flavourful. I can't wait to try more of these delicious donuts!

Having a snack at Denver International Airport (DEN) in Colorado... When I arrived a couple days ago at DEN, I saw the pink sign with black words, "Voodoo Doughnut" and made a mental note to stop by if I had time. Leaving DEN on 7.29.24, I had a couple of hours layover. I decided to get something to eat... Located upstairs of Gate B, on the Food Court level, it's hard to miss the chandeliers, pink wallpaper, and alien wall mural. Looking at the picture menu and rotating display case helps decision-making a lot! The Voodoo Doll Donut was intriguing, but a bit spooky. I heard that it's filled with red jelly... like blood! Haha! I decided on a pink Homer Donut. It had colorful sprinkles and a fruity glaze. The interior was chewy and moist. It was on the large size, so I was rather full. Thanks, Iris F., for the suggestion! You're an influencer!

Some good friends of ours brought home Voodoo Donuts from their recent trip here. They were sweet to think of us. Anyways, we had some of their classic donuts. Raised Glazed: raised ring with glaze. This didn't travel well, but toasted back up and it was pretty good! As all glazed donuts go, it's better to eat this right away. Raspberry Romeo: raised shell filled with raspberry and topped with a glaze. This was my favorite. Maple Old Fashioned: buttermilk style cake with maple frosting. Good cake donut and held up to being transported back to SJ, CA. The frosting had a good maple flavor and thankfully not sickly sweet. They have some interesting flavors. I'm a new follower!

This location was ok I mean I love the donuts but they are pricy.. 2x they messed up on my order!! And I'm S.O.L.!! How do you give my ODB donut when I asked for a simple glazed donut and the HOMER? The other day you have me an old stale maple donut ... it sucks that they are at the airport.. because only way in is after TSA... check... So yeah I'm not happy VooDOO donuts. I'm not a fan of ODB donut cuz it has peanut butter and the grease seeped thru the generic brown bag they were using. Moral of my story: double check your order otherwise you'll be SOL.

I stopped in when I missed my connecting flight. It was clean. They were out of my choice of doughnut but it was thirty minutes to closing. They got me my food quickly and sent me on my way. They did ask for a tip for handing me two doughnuts which I thought was excessive. The doughnuts here cost 5.10$ each. I get that they are in an airport but that is just insane. I really enjoyed the chocolate glazed doughnut with Oreo and peanut butter drizzle. Good doughnut. Definitely priced at double what it should be because it is in the airport.

This place is super cool, the design of the store and the layout of how they display the daily donuts is even cooler. They have so many specialty donuts that's it's to many to name. I tried a few and they were good but super sweet. I would definitely eat them again. I had the captn crunch donut and cinnamon sugar. My favorite was the plain Jane cinnamon sugar donut. All was good though and service was of course amazing

When I knew I was having a layover in Denver, my first thought was VOODOO DOUGHNUT!!! HAAHAHAHA!! I love the variety of donut flavours offered. I also love the creativity in the presentation of these donuts. I would want to try the voodoo donut, but it's just sooooo huge!! I got the maple old fashion and it was tasty. I liked that it wasn't oily, but I will admit that it did have the deep fried taste. Overall, the donut melted in my mouth and I enjoyed every bite of it. Cost of the donuts are a little higher than they would be outside the airport, but then again... you are at the airport. Service was super friendly. The person who served me was mute so she had to write down responses to my questions. I was grateful that she was so kind and patient with all my questions about the different donuts. The next time I fly to Denver or have a layover there, you'd know where to find me! ;)

Great to have Voodoo Doughnuts in Denver! Grab a box when visiting or the a pink box home. Stopped in for coffee and one donut. Service was great! Ambiance and that shiny sign and pink deco just says it all. Merch the mug is cool , t shirts also pick up some coffee too Sweet Stop

I was so excited to try one since my last one in Orlando five years ago. Stood in line for about 10 minutes which was less than I thought. The place is super cute and clean. The service was great. You can even watch them make the donuts through a window. I ordered two donuts and a latte. The latte was okay. Only got through 2 bites of the donut. It wasn't bad but it wasn't what I expected. I was hoping for a melt-in-your mouth experience since it is all fresh. I was hoping the donuts would be warm as well. No luck.

As a Portland native, I was so happy to see this in DIA! The staff were mostly friendly. They seemed a bit worn and tired but it was busy. The donuts were great, and I loved the merch they had for sale. They definitely replicated the VOODOO DOUGHNUT atmosphere from Oregon. Well done! Fun stop if you aren't local to Oregon, or won't be making it there.

This place is wonderful if you don't wanna have a full expensive meal at an airport. This place provides a quick snack to fill you for the rest of your journey. This place has a retro chic modern vibe, it's fun and different. Service is quick.

First time for Voodoo. Line was long, but it moved fast. I had the Old Dirty Bastard, and my wife had the Dirt. Both were good; I was probably more impressed with mine than my wife was with hers. I'll get the Apple fritter next time I'm around. Donuts are pricier than you'd expect. I'm not sure how much of that is due to it being airport food, but $5 per donut seems like a lot.

How long has this been here? I guess I rarely go upstairs in Terminal B so I never would have noticed, but one day I got to DIA with 30 minutes before my flight and desperately needed my first hit of caffeine for the day. My first option was Caribou Coffee, but on my way there, my eyes saw Voodoo Doughnut, and all I could think was, "Apple Fritter!" I got that and a cup of piping hot drip coffee. That was their own coffee option, as they don't craft specialty drinks. Should have put half & half to cool it down. The coffee tasted burnt, but I wasn't going for quality. The apple fritter wasn't all that great either. Kinda tasteless. I'm generally not a fan of Voodoo but wanted to satisfy a recent donut craving.

Bought the vegan dozen, received 10 doughnuts. Still pretty good Getting voodoo doughnuts from Portland was always something my sister and I did whenever we went there. So when I saw the store during the layover, I asked if she would like anything. She asked for anything chocolate or maple flavored. I initially wanted the voodoo dozen, hoping to exchange the maple bar with bacon to the classic maple bar (without bacon). The cashier said t wouldn't be possible without an additional charge. So I said, that's alright I'll get the vegan dozen instead. She double checked if all the doughnuts for the vegan dozen were available before she took my order. She confirmed it's all there and packed it up for me. Since my husband and I weren't in the mood for doughnut, we figured we would eat it later since our flight was just 2 hours away anyway and didn't open the box. Upon reaching, we opened the box to share with the family. I thought the donuts looked fewer than what I thought it should, but didn't think much of it- writing it off to my memory exaggerating how filled the boxed looked when I got them from Portland. My brother asked if the maple bar had any filling. I said I wasn't sure but he could have it since there was another one anyway for my sister. He cut and ate half of it, leaving the remainder in the box. That's when I noticed the other maple doughnut wasn't there. I counted and realized neither of the cream ones were packed in our box. I called the store today to see if they could give a partial refund or store credit, and they said they can give us the other 2 doughnuts if we returned or next time we fly but couldn't give store credit or a partial refund. Doughnuts were still good, and it was pretty cool to be able to see them make the doughnuts from the window!

I've had Voodoo donuts before and really enjoyed them, but hadn't tried the ones from the airport before. I got there in the evening and grabbed a half dozen donuts. They were out of all of the old fashioned ones, so I got some others. My kids really enjoyed the Butterfinger one and the Oreo-covered one. I thought they were all good, but they didn't have that freshly made feeling to them (a bit tougher). The staff was great and the line was long (for good reason). They're a great way to greet your family after being gone for a long trip.

Bringing a little fun to the Denver airport is Portland's. Favorite donut, voodoo donut. I think if you want to snack in the denver airport prior to a flight, this is worth going to the Second level of the B concourse for these very fresh creations. Unlike almost everything else in the airport, these are prepared. In shop. And, there's a great photo op with a blue alien!

Denver airport location is super quick and efficient! The coffee and donuts do not compromise on quality and they really move people through. It's located on the edge of the food court area so there is a large seating area, water fountains, and bathrooms nearby!

Although there are twenty regular and vegan options, we went for the truly amazing apple fritters. So good! Big, fresh and full of apple bits. We weren't hungry for five hours after enjoying this treat! Best pitstop at DIA!

This had to be the worst doughnut I have ever eaten in my life called and why they should be ashamed. I JUST CAN'T

I love Vodoo donut but unfortunately the airport location falls short for me. The donuts are each about 75 cents more than at the other Denver stores which is to be expected for the airport. The mango tango donut is usually bursting with mango filling but this one you had to get 3/4 in before even seeing the filling. The raspberry romeo had lots of filling though. They didn't have most of the seasonal donuts offered at their other locations (they had the candy cane and christmas tree but not the cranberry orange fritter, dream weaver, eggnog gingersnap or peppermint crunch) Service was quick and staff were friendly. Located in terminal B on the third floor (one floor above where most gates are) right above the escalators when you first arrive from the train so not hard to find.

This is located in the B Concourse of the Denver airport. It's a cute shop! You get the whole experience even being inside the airport. The lines are always decently long. But it's not as bad and worth the wait. You can see them make it behind the counters. Their service is so nice. I always heard people rave about these donuts and I can see why. I don't necessarily agree with the price, but they're delicious. There's so many options to choose from. I got 6 donuts for $26. They only let me pick whatever fits the box.

I was so excited to see Voodoo Doughnuts while I was at the Denver Airport. I've never been to a Voodoo location so of course I had to grab a few to take home with me! There are so many options to choose from. I chose four to take home. The service was great and the line moved quickly. I tried a pink sprinkle doughnut while I was waiting for my flight and it was so good! Super fluffy and not overly sweet. I'm so glad I got a chance to try these doughnuts. I would definitely stop by a location again in the future!

This will be a new must stop when in Denver on layover. Donuts are INCREDIBLE! You might have to wait in line (perfect time to pick what you want). And there are plenty of display donuts and menus about.

These donuts really do live up to the hype, lol. Make sure if you come here, you come prepared with milk or something cause you're gonna need something to wash it down with. Every single donut here sounds and looks yummy lol so be prepared to have trouble deciding. The service is quick, and the people are chill. Come indulge in your sweet tooth!

Fun donuts with lots of unique options at the Denver airport. I had two (raspberry and chocolate one) - and both were good! They also have coffee there which I enjoyed. Looks like one of the best places at the airport, and probably the only one that had a line to it.

I recently had the pleasure of indulging in the delectable treats at Voodoo Donut, and I must say, it was a truly delicious experience. From the moment I walked into the vibrant and quirky shop, I knew I was in for a treat. The selection of donuts at Voodoo Donut is simply outstanding. From classic flavors like glazed and chocolate to unique creations like the famous Voodoo Doll donut, there is something to satisfy every craving. Each donut is made with care and attention to detail, resulting in a perfect balance of flavors and textures. Not only are the donuts at Voodoo Donut incredibly tasty, but they are also visually stunning. The creative and whimsical designs make each donut a work of art. From the vibrant colors to the playful toppings, every donut is a feast for the eyes as well as the taste buds. The service at Voodoo Donut is also worth mentioning. The staff members are friendly, helpful, and passionate about their craft. They take the time to explain the different flavors and make recommendations based on your preferences, ensuring that you have the best possible experience. Overall, my visit to Voodoo Donut was a delightful and delicious experience. The combination of mouthwatering flavors, creative designs, and friendly service make it a must-visit destination for any donut lover. Whether you're a fan of classic flavors or looking to try something unique, Voodoo Donut is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.

The slogan , "It's worth the weight." As so much meaning. From the long line, to the pound I gained eating one of these, 100% worth it. I got a box of vegan doughnuts to go and had one with my coffee. Phenomenal and a cure for early morning hunger pains. They were also really fast with the line. It didn't take long to be in and out of the joint and the crew was friendly. If you've never had Voodoo you need to stop here. If you have, you still need to stop here.

Believe the hype. Best donut I've ever had in my whole life. I've been to a few fancy donut shops and this place has perfected the secrets. I had the old dirty bastard (or something like that) and it was amazing. Despite having all the crunchies on top, it didn't break the roof of my mouth like some toppings do and the donut was perfectly soft and delicious. With $5 for sure.

I got to try some Voodoo Doughnuts brought back by a friend while she was at the Denver Airport. I tried the Homer and the Dirt. I liked the Homer better overall - the strawberry icing makes it nice and sweet especially since it covers most of the donut. For the Dirt, I liked the Oreos/cookie crumble on top, but the main body of the donut tasted plain and unremarkable to me.

In an airport filled with overpriced food, you would think that a simple doughnut would be a safe, wallet friendly choice. Think again. These are the most overpriced, disappointing, and overall underwhelming foods I've ever had. My local grocery store has better. The "Homer" ( pink frosted raised), has a disgusting artificial strawberry flavor that will linger long after the offending doughnut is gone. $4.03 is an outrageous price in the first place, but for something this bad, it's obscene. The service was subpar as well. Individual doughnuts aren't priced. There is a price scale, but you don't know which doughnut fits in which category. The employees were no help either. Skip this tourist trap and save your money for a Krispy Kreme.

I've seen Voodoo Doughnuts a couple of times while traveling, but never tried it. I saw that that they had a VD at Denver International so got some while waiting for my flight. The store was really cute and pink. They have a lot of different flavors. I went with a raised glazed, which was a regular glazed donut, and a voodoo doll because it was cute. The voodoo doll was topped with chocolate frosting and a pretzel stick to make it look like a voodoo doll. Inside was jelly. The donuts were very fresh and delicious. They were not super soft like Krispy Kreme, but not dense cake donut like Duck Donuts. In the middle of the two, but I enjoyed them. I think they only have one sized box. It's not that easy to transport if you have a lot of bags to carry.

Great place at Denver International airport. The donuts are AMAZING. The bread is so fluffy and light and just slightly sweet. The icing is REALLY GOOD. They have so many beautiful themed donuts to pick from. For what it is I think it's on the cheaper side too. Very friendly staff with quick service to get you your order before your flight. DEFINITELY check this place out if you are at Denver International airport.

When I realized that they opened a Voodoo Doughnut at the Denver airport where I happened to have a layover, I decided to stop by and pick up the perfect souvenirs. It has become a Portland staple, which I've tried years before; so it's a treat that you can get it in Denver now. The location is located on the second floor, which took me awhile to figure out. The great thing is that the line isn't too long (at least not yet) and it went by quick. They have all the donuts on a moving display. I got the Voodoo donut, maple bacon donut, and blueberry cake donut which costed me a total of $12. It's pretty pricey for just 3 donuts, but they are humongous. Unfortunately, when I was back home to share the goods and try some myself, we all agreed it was way too sweet. It's a bit of a hype, but still a good souvenir to bring if you happen to be at the airport anyways. The dozen box might be a better deal if you like sweets.

Oh my gosh, this is the BEST spot in the whole airport! I was blown away by my delicious doughnut! This location totally made my morning in the middle of an early morning layover.

These are interesting as a lark, but tend to be way more doughnut than anyone needs. That being said- if I had small humans at home and was traveling for business, I might pick a few up for the sheer shock value.

Super cute location in the Denver airport (b gates). I got the grape, the mango tango and the voodoo cool and they were all really good, fresh, fluffy and sweet. Would recommend coming here to satisfy your sugar cravings!!! I liked the aesthetic as well, for an airport food spot they really did the space well, and there's other merch you can get too. the doughnuts are fresh and satisfying.

I was so excited when I spotted this across the airport. I had a hard time choosing which donut I wanted to try. I was only picking from the Vegan selection, and that even was really hard. I ended up picking up the maple bacon bar (because it was non-dairy). It was a good fluffy donut. the maple and bacon worked well together. Overall, it was a really sweet, but tasty donut.

The storefront is really nice and hard to miss given the pink color. They had a variety of donuts you can choose from. I like how they have their menu with photos throughout the line and the actual donuts on a rotating display by the cashier. The prices are really good too! It was our first time trying Voodoo Donuts so we were asking the cashier to explain a few of them. We decided to go with the butterfinger ($2.80) which was actually not as sweet as we thought it would be. The donut was moist and the Butterfinger candy pieces gave a nice crunch texture. I would definitely come back to try their other flavors.

All hail the Blue Alien- patron saint of doughnuts! Fun fact- every Voodoo location has a "patron saint of doughnuts"- and they're honored with some special velvet artwork. DEN Airport is none other than the blue alien- a cross between everyone's favorite demon horse and the aliens that may/may not live in our bunkers.... Doughnuts are made fresh throughout the day. You can even watch them decorate them in a large window! Their signature revolving pink glass doors display the doughnuts of the day. Highly recommend if you're traveling to a non-Voodoo city and wanna share a unique souvenir!

Denver airport. Quick layover. Looking for coffee. Find Voodoo Donuts. I've heard about Voodoo but had never been near one, that I know of. I decided to try it. They have a great vibe to their store. Such cool decor. The line wasn't too long and it was moving fast. They gave a great selection of donuts. I'd never been there so the girl was very helpful with me select a donut...or 2. They have their ordering system down...great customer service and they work fast! I had the Voodoo doll. It's filled with raspberry filling which is supposed to be "blood"...kinda morbid and cool at the same time. And I got a plain old maple bar. And a drip coffee. The coffee was black, hot and NEEDED!!! My first flight had me awake at 2AM! I used their self serve creamer/sugar station and fixed it up to perfection! Yah!! I am now a functional human being! Once I got to a spot I could sit my luggage down and enjoy my donuts, I dug into my bag. My Voodoo doll got squished in transit, but it was definitely edible. I ate an "arm" first. It was very good. Chocolatey, but didn't hit the filling yet. As I got more into the middle of it, I got to experience the raspberry filling. It was yummy!! The additional frosting on the doll made it a little too sweet for me, but it was still good. I just wiped off some of it and finished it off. The maple bar was good. Soft, fresh and delicious. Simple is more my style, so I'll get the maple bar again and possibly try some of the cake donuts. They looked good! If we had one closer to me, I would definitely go back and try many others.

I like the unique, creative donut flavors. I like the alien outside the front door. If you've got almost $5 to spend on a donut, I say go for

Let's get this out of the way--the service was fine, the wait was short, the price was decent. But the donuts were lacking. They weren't airy melt in your mouth, they were dense, super dense. The flavors were fine but the Voodoo Doll donut was just overrated, I don't know how else to say it. The dense donut combined with the cloyingly sweet raspberry interior and plasticy chocolate just didn't hit with me. The Homer was better but also very dense. Now I get it, this is an airport location in Denver and not the OG in Portland, but I'm rating it based on my experience and not the reputation.

There was a bit of a line but customer service was excellent. The cashier was very patient with me since it was my first time. She didn't rush me so that was a plus. We ended up buying a box of donuts to bring back home & the kids enjoyed them. The donuts were a bit sweet for my liking but they were still good. I would recommend trying donuts from here at least once.

pre plane snack yummo sugar packed 700 calorie donut=joy was debating between the mango one and this and still rlly want to try some of their other fun flavors!

Love the donut flavor options here! I tried the captain crunch and ODB which had Oreo cookies and peanut butter on top. They were decent donuts just wished they were served to me hot (I'm a Krispy Kreme girl lol) .

I found Voodoo in the Denver airport and fell in love. The different combinations of flavors are amazing and I was so happy when I found out we had it in Austin as well. Bought mugs and shirts for everyone!

Friendly service and delicious donuts at this airport stop! We enjoyed the Raspberry Romeo and the Dirty Old Bastard - yum! Not cheap but oh so worth it!!

I haven't had a doughnut in eaons. Dough-not. Granma yelpie here is one chunkie mama, so I leave the calories for other things. But not on this 4 hour wait at the airport. After wolfing a salad (BORING), and knowing I had a long day, I thought, "what damage can a bite or two do and eat the rest tomorrow"... NOPE. That fluffy, yeasty glazed doughnOT hit me like a gods wide hand wack to the face. And I ate the whole thing! Fresh, fluffy, with the crunchy glaze. Light. Ethereal. And then all life as I knew it went to piss. Because I finally binged on a doughNOT and can't stop thinking about it. Who can resist? They set those bad boys and girls up on a spinning tiered pedestal, showing off the colors, textures and flavors of their goods. Never had one? DO IT. DOUGHYES. YES! YES!

If you want a mediocre doughnut, with a lot of stuff piled on top of it, Voodoo doughnut is the place for you! I tried two donuts, the cinnamon cake, and the maple cream. The cake donut is an unremarkable, completely average, and plain donut crusted with sugar. I absolutely adore cinnamon, and if I were blindfolded, I probably wouldn't pick up on the cinnamon. The maple frosting on the maple cream donut is cloyingly, sweet, and the cream inside is meh. Dunkin' Donuts are better, and for me that's a pretty low bar.

A must stop when I travel out of DIA. I just love the blueberry and old fashioned glazed donuts. The coffee is really good too. You won't believe the selection of creative donuts.