Voodoo Doughnut
Donut shop · Washington Avenue ·
More than 60 imaginative doughnut options, some with wild toppings
More than 60 imaginative doughnut options, some with wild toppings
"This Portland export landed in Houston in 2020, complete with its own drive-thru so folks can pick up a dozen doughnuts without leaving the car. The bakery is open 24 hours, making it a reliable option for when those late night cravings hit." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Now home to two locations of this West Coast chain, Voodoo was an immediately popular addition to Houston’s doughnut scene. It can sometimes be hit or miss — sometimes the wacky concoctions are a little too wacky, but there are some serious winners on the menu. Consider the spicy Ring of Fire, a chocolate donut dusted with cinnamon and cayenne pepper, and garnished with a dried red chili right in the center." - Emily Bond
"The chain’s first Houston shop, which opened in January at Washington Avenue and Yale Street, was an immediate hit; more than six months after its debut, lines of cars regularly form at the drive-through window, reflecting strong local demand for its colorful, offbeat doughnuts such as the Captain Crunch cereal-covered variety, the raised yeast doughnut with maple icing and crispy bacon, and the mango-filled jelly doughnut topped with vanilla frosting and Tang powder." - Brittanie Shey
"Ronnie Killen can’t resist the new Voodoo Doughnut in the Heights." - Megha McSwain
"The Portland-based Voodoo Doughnuts celebrated its grand opening week with a ribbon-cutting using giant pink scissors when its inaugural area location opened on January 15 at 3715 Washington Avenue; it's open 24 hours with a first-for-the-brand 24/7 drive-thru, offers wild flavors like bubble gum and bacon maple, and warns customers not to park in the Bank of America lot per its Facebook." - Amy McCarthy