Voodoo Doughnut

Even at sunset, the donuts are tasty! The workers were super nice and split the donuts in separate boxes so I could take it on the plane. Everyone recognized the pink box and a lot of people were asking for voodoo donuts but sorry, I wasn’t able to share. Super nice spot and lots of parking. One of my favorite voodoo donut shop since I never have to look for parking.

Always amazing, I love that I can actually get a good selection of Vegan Donuts.... Will always stop by if I'm ever back in the area or will have someone bring me some when they visit.

Cashier was in a hurry to get us out the door. I told her several times I have never been there before and I was asking what comes on a few of the donuts. She would turn to pull out the donut tray and say the toppings really fast and quiet with her back turned to us. I had to tell her repeatedly I am hard of hearing and I can't hear her when she speed whispers. The donuts were good. But very over priced. Some go up to nearly $5 each. We went there this Sunday. Thank goodness they were having a bogo event. I still spent $60 on dounts.. no merch

I have been to voodoo before. But first time at this one and I will definitely be back. The sweet girl working was so nice and just let me talk her ear off. Donuts were amazing and soooooo soft.

Quite an experience with so many varieties to try. We had the voodoo doll (raspberry filling), Portland creampie, cherry cola (cola icing with cherry filling), banana creampie, and one other that had strawberry filling. These are donuts so expect them to be sweet. I don't believe they were sweeter than any other doubts. They were all delicious, although some could have been filled better. They tasted fresh.

Excellent service. There was no one there so she had a little extra time. Gave a little history of the company. The apple fritters are absolutely the best apple fritter I've ever had anywhere. I've had them in Denver and now in Portland. No other apple fritter can even come close. They crunch just the right amount apples and glaze. Oh, they're just great.

I just don't see what all the hype is about this place or the doughnuts. The big parking lot was empty and I was the only customer. Prices are too high but the decor was unique.

Beautiful location. Pink everything makes me want to stay there for hours. I really want that "delivery bike!" The doughnuts are awesome also. The variety is insane. The quality is wonderful.

Great Customer Service. Love the different flavors of donuts. A must try. When I have called they are so polite and cheerful. They answer all my questions.

Wow! Best donuts in town! Quite a selection of sugary delights A little spendy but worth it...like their hours as well.

The iconic Voodoo Doughnuts in the outskirts of Portland! Opted to visit this location on a holiday early evening as the hubby and I were visiting greater Portland. No lines at this suburban location! Ah, the pink spinning carousel of doughnuts is mesmerizing! Old Dirty Bastard doughnut: raised doughnut w/chocolate frosting, Oreos, and drizzled peanut butter. When I was watching the carousel spin, it had me at Oreos. And yes, they are paying homage to the late rap artist w/his namesake doughnut. Plain Cake: a classic! This cake donut was excellent and surprisingly my favorite. Perfect. A simple doughnut that I sampled in the evening and was still amazing with my coffee the next morning. Peanut Cake: another simple cake donut with chocolate and peanuts. Very good! Thankful I am not allergic to peanuts. Banana Cream Pie: custard-filled doughnut with banana cream frosting and a slice of banana topping. The custard cream is yummy! So if I were in town again, I would actually get the plain cake and try something new to me. The Marshall Mathers doughnut also caught my eye on the spinning carousel. It is an M&Ms doughnut and homage to the rap artist known as Eminem. And I would sample whichever doughnuts that the hubby chooses! Customer service was excellent. Love the pink decor. Their slogan is "Good things come in pink boxes." Indeed!

If they give you someone else's order, and you bring it back and question them. They yell at you and tell you it is your fault for not getting the correct order. Then they will proceed to curse at you and tell you that you are no longer allowed in the store, and they will call the police and tell them you are threatening them. Not only that, they will follow you out into the parking lot and continue to harass you while recording you on their phone for social media views. All because they gave me someone else's order, got pissed at me for pointing out their mistake, then grabbed my order out of my hand and threw it away. It was some skinny, tall drug addict who works in the back. Since they are not registered to operate in the city, county, or state, I cannot find the owner, so I guess my only option is to sue the business for damages. I have already contacted the sheriff about her threats to me while I was in the store, and when she followed me to my vehicle. I plan to blast the entire incident across social media until the owner personally contacts me and terminates her for her behavior.

Great , fun, eclectic place. Donuts were great. I had the cinnamon, sugar blunt, which was tasty, tasty, tasty. My grandson loved his chocolate donut. Coffee was very good. My only complaint is that they had only one table. They needed at least three, so people can sit down and thoroughly enjoy their donuts and coffee outside of their car. Other than that, I loved the place!

Yum! Best donuts I've ever had. Stopped by on a rainy afternoon and walked right in, no line. Service was fast and friendly, everything looked clean and well organized.

The staff was absolutely wonderful! The girl with the short pink hair was such a joy. SUCH a wonderful environment. One of the donuts tasted a bit like fryer oil but otherwise the chocolate coconut one was to die for.

The McLoughlin Blvd. location thinks it's ok to order a lot of heavy items on instacart, including Costco sized cases of water, tip next to nothing and then stand there and watch as the delivery person struggles to get everything inside. Not even offering to hold the door open, which kept swinging shut in my face, but was told I wasn't allowed to prop the door open to make my life easier. There weren't even any customers in the store at the time, yet the staring mouth breather behind the counter just... stood there looking at me impatiently, rolling their eyes, then demanded I heft each case of water onto their high counter top. I left them on the floor for it to deal with.

I feel bad giving them two stars since a lady gave us a free one but I really don't think their doughnuts are good. They're just dry didn't taste like much to me. But then again I'm not partial to donuts but these just aren't it for me. I really appreciated the service and the lady's kindness.

Very cute but small space...only one table to sit at so must be more popular to take your donuts to go. Loved how they showcase the donuts in the spinning case. We heard these were the best donuts in the world, so we had to see for ourselves. The Memphis mafia was definitely the best donut I've ever tried. The rest were also great but very similar to a place in our hometown. The staff were knowledgeable and helpful. I'm glad we tried this place out. The only reason I think 4 stars is because it's about twice as expensive as any other donut shop I've been to.

So delicious. Worth the visit. We had a mix of donuts but I loved the cinnamon sugar donut.

These donuts are ADDICTING as hell! We only got 6 of them and I swear to you, me and my husband DEVOURED them all in one sitting "sampling" them each. Sampling turned into bites and then the bites made everything disappeared. The donuts that we did pick did not disappoint. Even the most plain one was a hitter - LOL! I also copped me their new designed cups and if I'm being honest, its a hit at work. Everyone was in 'awww' with it. If I am every in Portland, there's no way that I couldn't pull over to grab me some donuts from here. Service was great and provided details on whatever donut we pointed out to.

The selection of donuts at any Voodoo is one of the most diverse, whacky, and entertaining you'll ever come across. And I love the way they add selections that reflect current events. The employee who helped us here was friendly and helpful, and the interior space was clean and fun. We all tried something that struck our fancy, and shared all around. Donut quality/texture/flavor was similar to other Voodoo Donut shops I have tried - I'd say roughly 6-7 out of 10.

These doughnuts are LEGIT! Got the a maple blazer blunt and a Portland cream and they were both SO good. Was nice to not have to wait in line like the Portland location too

Being from the PNW originally, Voodoo Doughnuts holds the gold standard for doughnuts in my opinion. The crazy designs and quirky names are fun, but don't let that distract you from the quality and taste of the doughnuts! My go-to is always the Voodoo Doll, which is ironic as I don't like any other doughnuts with jelly filling. This one is just special! The balance of jelly filling to dough to chocolate glaze is perfection. The pretzel stick is the perfect accompaniment to cleanse your palette from the sweetness of the doughnut. Plus, it's a super fun design! If you are going to pick only one doughnut, this is it! I bounce between the Maple Cream (which is my second favorite) and other seasonal varieties depending on my mood. This time I opted for the Passionfruit Cheesecake as it sounded good and proceeds also went to the Humane Society of America, which is a soft spot for me! I was unfortunately a bit disappointed in this one as it lacked overall flavor. The doughnut had a bland cheesecake filling and while the passion fruit icing was bright and delicious, there was not much of it. This is the first time I have not liked one of the doughnuts from Voodoo, however. The inside of the store is super fun, with bright pink paint and cool art. It varies slightly from each location, but overall it embodies the keep Portland weird vibe! The guy taking my order was very friendly and the service was quick. Voodoo doughnut is always my first stop whenever I'm back home visiting and I love that there are many options throughout the Portland/eastern Oregon area so that I can get my fix!

Omg please come to the Bay Area. Love love love these pockets of heaven. Yes people vegan doughnuts can be yummy and this place I believe is the king of the vegan doughnut movement. Be a team player voodoo creator and share the magical secret you call a recipe so I can reap the small pleasures of life and make this a part of my diet. To sum up. Yes I recommend this place.

The bubblegum pink building and box of doughnuts topped with all sorts or sugary craziness is a Portlandia icon. So many visitors to our state make the trip to the original downtown location and you see them carrying pink boxes on flights back to their homes. For locals, we know there are other locations where there are no lines and there is plenty of parking. Such is the Voodoo Doughnuts on SE McLoughlin. The building looks like the doughnut box, big, pink and square. Inside is bright and if possible, has more pink. You can see them making the doughnuts through a glass window and they have the rotating doughnut case so you can see what is fresh and available. I prefer my sweets on the less sweet side and at Voodoo, that's hard to find! Most are covered with lots of icing and then topped with sugary cereal or Tang powder or cookie crumbles or marshmallow or everything! For me, I go with the Portland cream, a yeast doughnut filled with vanilla cream and topped with dark chocolate glaze. One is enough for me! Or the famous bacon maple bar. There is a reason "bacon" comes first, with two full strips of bacon on the maple glaze, this doughnut is legit! The perfect salty-sweet flavor bomb! When I'm bringing them home for others to enjoy, I get my two faves and then pick 10 of the craziest. It's a bit further of a drive, but I do like this location and the one on NE Sandy. Plenty of parking. Rarely a long line or wait.

My voodoo doughnut experience was amazing and after the horrible Popeyes experience across the street this place was amazing. The doughnuts were almost godly and the cashier was very nice and helpful. If you are at this voodoo doughnuts and think "hm there is a Popeyes on the other side of the street and I want to try the pickle menu" DONT you will have a horrible time!

Yum, even after a few days still yum!!! They have such a good selection and a cool atmosphere. There is definitely a donut for whatever you are craving! I got the dirty old bastard and the Oreo and peanut butter was so good together! I'll definitely be trying some more!

This place has awesome donuts. My favorite is the vegan old dirty bastard. The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly and the front is always clean.

I am attempting to go to as many Voodoo Doughnut locations as I can. Maybe and eventually I will make it to all of them but we will see. From experience to cut down on waiting in line going to the locations in the Portland suburbs is definitely the way to go. Compared to the two Portland proper locations the lines are teeny tiny and sometimes nonexistent. This location had a very small line and by the time we left there was no line at all. If you want to experience the original location then go ahead and do it but clear some time out as the line will be significant. Many locals aren't into Voodoo Doughnuts so much of the customer lines are tourists but I still like the doughnut shop quite well. I've been to Voodoo Doughnuts enough times I am not really looking for the zanier doughnut varieties like the Voodoo Doll shaped doughnut filled with red jelly with a piece of pretzel stuck in it's heart (but it's good to try once) but the more basic doughnut types is where my heart lies. A favorite of mine is their Ring of Fire doughnut with a spicy hot chocolate goodness this doughnut is one I always buy. I also like their Powdered Sugar Doughnut. The other doughnut I fell in love with and haven't had in a long time was the Cinnamon Sugar Doughnut. That one was very good and I had that one along with the Ring of Fire at my visit to this location. Those basic ones I enjoy very much and I scratched another location off of my list. Looks like I may get another location scratched off when I go back to Colorado here in a few weeks which I am looking forward to. It is kind of wild that Voodoo Doughnuts only had one or two locations for the longest time and now they are in multiple states with more new locations on the way.

We opted to go to this location to avoid the crowds, determined to stick to only 2 donuts and ended up with 4 :\ so many delicious selection to get your sugar high on, you can't go wrong with any of them. If it wasn't just the two of us, I would have gone full dozen. I got the classic voodoo doll, apple fritter, blueberry donut, and the maple bar. All were delicious, it's definitely a must stop if ever in OR.

Great selection.. A bit rushed though, it was the end of the night and clearly the employee wanted us to hurry and leave.

I was super excited to hear they were opening up a Voodoo Donuts on McLoughlin Blvd in Milwaukie. No long lines, parking availability and amazing donuts. What not to like! The interior is fresh in this existing mini mall. Pink pink pink and an excellent glass wall where you can see them making the donuts. Unfortunately they were out of Bacon maple so I got a chocolate coconut, apple fritter and a maple cream instead. I dug into the Apple fritter on the way home and it was so fresh with just the perfect amount of sweetness . Yummy! Right now they are open until 9 PM so grab a pink box to go.

It's voodoo donuts, if you've never been to one, well you should. If you have then you know. No surprises, however they do have parking and short waits which is nice over their original downtown location. Fresh donuts, options that they brought to the market years before anyone else, some of which only they have even today. Tasty... Yes... Spendy? Wellll.. more than your neighborhood store that only has the standard fare, less than the rediculous premium prices some of the recent boutique places are charging without delivering any value or quality than voodoo in my less than humble opinion. Headline: pick whichever one of the baker's dozen assortments that comes closest to your taste, the budget basics, eclectic voodoo or special diet conscious vegan. These are set assortments, any variation and you are paying by the donut, no dozen discount (baker's dozen or 12). Skip the anxiety trying to figure out which if these donuts you may never have heard of, go with one of the three. Subhead:. I looked at what I thought was a maple frosted, crushed peanut topped donut to find out I should never assume. It wasn't maple, it was peanut butter on top. One was all I could eat, wishing I had a drink. The jelly inside was the perfect tribute to the pb&j only way better. The real maple bar had maple on top but wasn't glazed as well like most maple bars. Less sweet, great flavor. I don't want to tire you by walking through all the options we tried, just leave it at, all were different, none were disappointing, many were true adventures.

No line and a first time for my ten year old son. Maple bacon bar was a delight! Friendly staff with lots of personality.

It was overall a fun experience but the doughnuts were to sweet for my taste. But it was fun. Voodoo doughnut taste sweeter than coconut

Good location that was easy to find. They have a pink van parked in front which is a good indicator that you are there. Plenty of parking. We went there in a Thursday evening and were the only ones there, which I have never seen in any of the voodoo shops. Good selection. Can't go wrong.

There donuts are good, I like how there's not overly soft and there's a little crunch on the outside but there soft on the inside, I haven't had them much but whenever I did they were clearly fresh.

Great location for Voodoo Donuts. The entire staff is super friendly and helpful. Renee was my server and she was super sweet. I will definitely be returning for donuts from here in the future. Thanks for such awesome service!

I had recently driven from Sacramento to Spokane and on the way back down through Oregon, I decided to stop at the Fred Meyer for some more road trip snacks. To my surprise, there was a donut shop next door to it! Upon further inspection, I realized this was the place my sister had hyped up years ago. So obviously I found myself entering the building and admiring the gorgeous interior. It really is fun to look at while waiting in line to order. Service was somewhat friendly but it looked like it had been a long day for them. As someone who had never been there before, they recommended the Voodoo dozen, so I decided to get it. Every donut I tried was amazing. They were perfectly made, full of flavor, and had some unique ones that I was in love with. I tried a maple bacon donut which was crazy, as I had never thought bacon would go good on a donut. It's hard to make a donut shop stand out, but with a name like Voodoo, and with crazy flavors, they definitely have made their mark. I was very happy with my experience here and I highly recommend anyone who has never been here, to come give the donuts a shot. If you like donuts then there shouldn't be any disappointment to them. I can't wait to stop by here on my next road trip.

It has been soooooo long since I had Voodoo Doughnut but today I was in thus area and OMG. Soooooo delicious. Only negative thing is that there isn't one closer to where I live but for sure it is worth the drive

The tourist trap in Portland for foodies. This is a donut shop known worldwide for their creative styles of donuts. The voodoo doll donut I believe is the icon donut for this store. A jelly filled donut decorated like a little doll complete with a long pretzel stick for stabbing. Think Dana Carvey in Wayne's World. Other features include The Homer being the classic pink donut with sprinkles and others with toppings featuring cookies, cereals and even bubble gum. Definitely worth a visit when in the area.

Well the downfall of voodoo is happening.... This used to be a great local spot but now it's just trash. How are you able to charge $5 a donut and stay in business??? The staff is pretty good but some of em are extremely weird. I used to get donuts from voodoo a couple times a month but probably won't again. Unless the prices are lowered or maybe coupons are circulated. Good day!

I had a very pleasant trip there to pick up a couple of doughnuts for the road. It was about 20 minutes away from closing time, I was the only one there, and the nice human behind the counter let me pick a free doughnut. So of course a VooDoo doll!! Bacon Maples, Old Dirty Bastard, Grape Ape and VooDoo dollls are so freaking good.

Yummy donut options and interesting flavor combinations! This location didn't have a wait either!!

This is a awesome little donut shop and the employee Jen is extraordinary!!!! The donuts are always so delicious! I really enjoy the vibes here and highly recommend everyone stop in and grab a donut!

Love this place, especially this location. Lovely people, funky vibe. Yumminess abounds!

I haven't gotten Voodoo in a while, mainly because I'm never in the neighborhoods that their locations are at, so I'm super excited there's now one that's a bit closer! Located in the same area as Fred Meyers, it's great for those who are shopping, to stop in for a sweet treat. That's exactly what I did. I came in the summer when they had a special key lime donut, and it was probably my favorite one that I've had from Voodoo. Sometimes I feel like Voodoo is a bit too sweet for me, but this was delish. My other go to is the Oreo one. I also had a way better experience at this location than at others - the staff was super chill and friendly and the interior is funky & fresh. It also just feels more open and clean with more area to spread things out. I will be back to this location for sure!

On our way to visit a friend in Milwaukie, we needed to bring breakfast. I've been to the PNW many times, but have never made it to a Voodoo Doughnut! I was excited to find a location en route to our friend's and with curbside ordering to boot! Selected everything online, paid with a card and scheduled for pick up. Pulled into the parking space and called to let them know we had arrived. Easy peasy! Covid has done a lot of bad things, but one of the good things is making take out more efficient for customers (and hopefully businesses.) We ordered maple bacon, blueberry cake, the Homer, candy cake and apple crumble. All were delicious and creative and we enjoyed our haul. Thanks, Voodoo!

I walked forty-seven miles for Old Dirty Bastard I got a Bacon Maple on necktie A Ring of Fire on the road side And it's a-made out of Thorogood rhymes I've got a tombstone cake and a yeast-raised glazed I'm talking to you and I don't mind saying Voodoo you love, Voodoo you love They wanna be yours Oak Grove Yours and yours alone Grape Ape is here to tell That they're bad to the Dough B-B-B-B-Bad Bad to the Dough

I haven't seen a line yet so I have been able to enter the building;) The donuts are the same as the original location. This location is wayyyy bigger with indoor seating and a large parking lot

When you come to visit Portland you hear that you need to try Voodoo donuts as an iconic Portland treat. I wasn't sure if this was going to be a touristy gimmick but they were actually super good. Light, fluffy and moist (even on the second day). My favorite was the guava filled one while other members of my family loved the banana cream one (not really my thing). This location is also way more chill than the one downtown. Lives up to the hype for sure.

Classic Voodoo Donuts, available without the long lines and shenanigans so common of downtown. This time, I tried the key lime pie donut, and the dirt donut. Sheesh. How do you guys do it!? Absolutely phenomenal. Key lime is my new favorite. If you haven't been, it's worth a shot!

I visited Voodoo Doughnuts in Oak Grove for the first time today (Dec 5, 2023) and was quickly, efficiently and warmly greeted by Jennifer Q. at the counter. I planned to take about 4 doughnuts to my son and daughter-in-law who live in North Portland since they're confined to home due to his recent surgery. Explaining the cause for my visit and that I was only certain of my son's preferences, Jennifer asked me a few on-point questions and then helped me pick the remaining two selections. It turns out that her helpful suggestions were EXACTLY the right ones so THANK YOU Jennifer for being so helpful and courteous. This customer really appreciates you. Steve

went in last night, had a hankering for a some sugar induced diabetic lusciousness!!! my wife and I met up with Justin running the front counter and we inquired if they had any buckets available for sale.... He said they had one left and commenced to handing over the goods.... For Free!!!! GO JUSTIN!! At that instant I had a Homer Simpson moment of drool rolling off my lower lip, thinking "dohhhh nutz"!!!!!! we did not expect such FREEness, and thanked Justin for his kindness and headed out the door with our treasures... we divided up half or so to give to some friends up the road from us and commenced to enjoying a BUCKET of sugar laced goodness!!! never a bad donut from voodoo ....blueberry my fav!!!

Great Saw on TV we got here and we had to come down looks pretty cool now it's time to get a doughnut I don't know what I'm gonna get so many different ones but maybe going for the Ol' Dirty Bastard dirty bastard

This was my first time into a voodoo doughnut, I'm visiting from the mid-west, and it was all it's hyped up to be. Jennifer was an absolute gem that made our trip as sweet as the amazing doughnuts we got!

The cashier tried to give me vegan doughnuts without telling me. When I said I would rather get something else besides vegan doughnuts she said, "they are the same" and was upset that I didn't want vegan doughnuts. I can tell the difference, vegan doughnuts are inferior quality and I don't appreciate the attitude about trying to bait and switch me. I will not be going back to this location. I'm pretty sure I still received vegan doughnuts even though I politely asked not to.