Voodoo Doughnut — Restaurant in Houston

Voodoo Doughnut: A Sweet Haven for Doughnut Enthusiasts

Voodoo Doughnut, a confectionery sensation that originated in Portland, Oregon, has become a mecca for doughnut enthusiasts seeking a delightful and quirky treat. With its vibrant pink exterior adorned with eclectic decorations, stepping into a Voodoo Doughnut store is like entering a whimsical wonderland of sugary delights.

What sets Voodoo Doughnut apart is its innovative and imaginative doughnut creations. From their signature Voodoo Doll doughnut, complete with a pretzel stake, to the iconic Bacon Maple Bar, which tantalizes taste buds with the perfect balance of sweet and savory, each pastry is a work of art. Their audacious combinations, like the Grape Ape and Captain my Captain, never fail to surprise and satisfy even the most adventurous palates.

The doughnuts' quality matches their unique appearance. Freshly baked and meticulously crafted, every bite is a celebration of flavors and textures that leave a lasting impression. The aroma of freshly glazed doughnuts wafting through the air is enough to draw in anyone passing by.

Beyond their delectable offerings, Voodoo Doughnut's vibrant and funky atmosphere adds to the overall experience. The vibrant decor, coupled with friendly and energetic staff, creates a welcoming and exciting environment that resonates with visitors of all ages.

Moreover, Voodoo Doughnut's commitment to community engagement and philanthropy further endears it to its loyal patrons. Their involvement in various charitable activities and local initiatives demonstrates their dedication to giving back to the communities they serve.

In conclusion, Voodoo Doughnut is not just a doughnut shop; it's an experience. With its audacious flavors, captivating ambiance, and dedication to the community, Voodoo Doughnut has rightfully earned its place as a must-visit destination for anyone with a sweet tooth and a sense...

Voodoo doughnuts offer the traditional options regular doughnut shops offer, but what sets them apart are their specialty doughnuts. When I went the “Homer” doughnut caught my eye!!! Now I wouldn’t say the icing on the doughnut is the same as the one you have at other shops. The frosting on this doughnut was very similar to a buttercream frosting that’s usually found on cakes. I was a bit surprised at the frosting as it made the doughnut feel more so like a cake rather than a traditional doughnut!! It was still good nonetheless. The next thing I got was the iconic glazed doughnut!!! This one was a traditional choice and voodoo did NOT disappoint!! Now as for the big contenders of the night; the Maple Bacon Bar and their Mocha coffee. I was a bit apprehensive at the thought of bacon with a doughnut, but WOW!! The saltiness of the bacon and sweetness of the maple frosting are a match made in heaven. This bar is the epitome of an American breakfast all in a doughnut. This location now offers coffee options which do not disappoint. The mocha iced or hot are super delicious. If you like your coffee on the sweeter side get the iced version. As shown in the picture they drizzle a lot of chocolate sauce all over the cup!!! If you are ever in the area make sure to go on down to voodoo and try out their various delicious items. The only downside at this location is that the dining area is very limited. I only saw three tables when I went so keep this in mind if you...

Old review: The customer service experience was great, the wait time was fair. The Portland cream ratio was not so on point. As much chocolate covering that they put on the donut should be as just about the same ration as filling. I’d rather have more filling than all that chocolate covering. I enjoy voodoo but I’m not sure I’m enjoying paying $3 a donut to not really get it’s worth.

Edit: the customer service has changed I was serviced by Juliana and as always I get a voodoo doughnut and ask for some of the filling on the side since it’s only filled half of the body (as shown in the pic, that’s the exact same doll I bought and cut in half today). She laughed and with a smirk she said “no” I told her” that’s weird your the first person to tell me I can’t have any filling” she rolled her eyes and said “ here at voodoo?” I told her “ yes your the first person to say I can’t have any, everyone that has helped before has given me some filling in a cup on the side.” (I have no reason to lie, it be a different thing if I had been told no before and I was trying again but that was not the case.) She proceeded to get my doughnuts I ordered and started talking about me and laughing, to the other person working the other register, as I was standing just a few feet away waiting for my order and to pay. Overall disappointing and unacceptable behavior toward paying customers. With employees like this it makes me not want to continue supporting...