Bakery
Donut shop established in Oregon and operates outposts in a few states. Offers unusual flavors, even ones with meat, but also a selection of vegan donuts, such as glazed and chocolate ring, plus a vegan apple fritter. Look for "V" markings. Open Mon-Sun 5:00am-3:00am.
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99 Reviews
First Review by suzemiller
josiekc14
Points +40
amazing (vegan) options! - Edit
Lots of vegan and non vegan options. So much variety. Usually a donut place will only have standard vegan options, but voodoo has all of their donuts in both vegan and non vegan. Very well priced..cheap.
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evoontoast
Points +1511
Terribly Disappointed - Edit
Went to Voodoo Doughnuts extremely excited as of course, it is famous for its crazy donuts and delicious vegan options alike - and was left quite unhappy. There wasn't a menu denoting the vegan donut flavours, instead the chalkboard read "ask the counter", so I did, and was rudely and abruptly served by a guy who at first didn't even tell me any of the vegan flavours when I asked, rather, he just brushed me off and said "all those ones down there" (referencing the display of vegan donuts where none had names or flavours written next to them).
Read moreA little taken aback and feeling rushed, I asked for the voodoo doll donut in the display (having no idea what flavour it was but rolling with it anyway), but apparently they had run out - to be fair it was the end of the work day so that was understandable.
The guy finally started naming the vegan donuts for me in lightening speed and again, feeling rushed, I quickly chose the maple bar - which wasn't anything spectacular (maybe it was because I chose a simple donut but still), and left my tummy feeling a little weird (though I feel like any dessert as decadent donuts would do that).
Cons: bad service, donuts are sub-par
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lerussell
Points +389
not a donut person -- but wow! - Edit
Generally, I'm not a big fan of doughnuts, but this place just might have me converted. The chocolate covered, fruit-filled voodoo doll doughnut I got was absolutely delicious, and worth the wait in the cold outside! I'd love more seating options, but understand the place is pretty popular so that's tough to swing. Try them out -- you won't be disappointed!
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Pedropod
Points +174
Not bad - Edit
Long lines (about 45 mins) but had a huge selection of vegan donuts - 12 at least. I got a few and they were not bad. Definitely an indulgence. A dozen vegan donuts were about $17.
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Swansonbuns
Points +172
the bomb - Edit
Great donuts with so many vegan options. Long lines on weekends are totally worth it. The donuts are amazing. They only take cash so come prepared.
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Raesock
Points +675
Yummy yeast doughnuts! - Edit
After reading the reviews on here I wasn't expecting much, but knew I wanted to get the Voodoo experience while we were in town. The line seemed long but we were out of there in about 25 minutes. We got a vegan dozen and for the most part I thought the doughnuts were great! They reminded me of Krispy Kreme which I had a lot when I was a kid. We were both excited to have creme filled doughnuts! Also, I thought the price was really reasonable! A dozen was $15.75! Here in nashville the one place that makes vegan yeast doughnuts charges $12 for 4! I would totally come here again. We actually had to make two trips because we went to the second location first and they only had two varieties of vegan doughnuts at the time. I'm glad we tried the other spot.
Read morePros: good doughnuts, selection, creme filled!
Cons: wait can be long
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cottrellbentley
Points +235
Iconic adventure; Worth trying at least once - Edit
Okay, so we've liked this place enough to have been here at least four times now. That said, they *aren't* the best tasting vegan donuts I've ever had (that might be Le Caves in Tucson, AZ). The flavors are always interesting and fun. When you get a "vegan dozen" (the best deal financially), you don't get to pick what you get. They have a lot (too many) ones with peanut butter for me. The iconic voodoo doughnut is the one to get. Expect to wait in line a minimum of 30 minutes. Cash only!
Read moreIf you don't care which location you go to, try their second location as the lines are shorter and the inside is nicer.
Pros: Vegan choices, Open 24 hours a day, A Portland experience
Cons: Cash only; no change given; tips expecte, Long lines, no matter the time/day, Beggars waiting to ask for $ by line
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Veganaxos
Points +66
Delish - Edit
Amazing vegan doughnuts. Two of us shared three and we were absolutely stuffed.
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KatieBatty
Points +1497
Donuts ok, menu hard to understand - Edit
The menu lists quite a few vegan options, but they don't totally match what is on display. They also don't explain the difference between a fruit bun, raised bun, etc. The line is fairly long so you don't want to waste time at the counter asking questions. We got the peanut butter donut which was filled with jam and that was okay but really just tasted like a peanut butter and jam sandwich. Also got the maple glaze donut which was rectangle for some reason, and the glaze was quite nice but we've had better vegan donuts before.
Read morePros: Portland establishment vegans can enjoy, Quite a few vegan options
Cons: Menu hard to understand, Donuts weren't amazing
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Popster
Points +92
Best Vegan Doughnuts! - Edit
The raised vegan doughnut is heavenly! Such a treat. The apple fritter was divine too!
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FoodAndLoathing
Points +294
Best vegan donuts I've ever had - Edit
I've only had the pleasure of experiencing two other sources of vegan donuts so far -- the ones I've made myself that were baked, not fried, and the ones from Pepples (aka Donut Farm) in the San Francisco East Bay. The ones from Voodoo were the best by far. They are just like how I remember non-vegan donuts being. They also have MANY different creative flavors, all decorated in witty ways. I was very lucky when I went -- the wait was not long. I can see why this attracts all the locals and tourists! Definitely worth it.
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rachelandmichael
Points +393
always worth the wait - Edit
Excellent vegan donuts. We alway get a dozen assorted. Last October we renewed our wedding vows in front of twenty of our best new friends. Had a great time got the vegan bride and groom, didn't realize they'd be the size of 1 year old kids. Needless to say we ate them without complaint
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Phil Papa
Points +40
Many Vegan Options - Edit
Amazing doughnuts with many vegan options. Love the vegan glazed as well as the toasted coconut and peanut butter with oreos. Definitely worth the long wait on line that forms.
Read morePros: Many Options
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CoeurDeLouve
Points +54
Portlandians are so considerate to vegans! - Edit
This is the most famous doughnut joint in the city.
Read moreYou are deemed to see your fair share of people carrying the emblematic pink box.
And guess what? They make awesome vegan doughnuts!
When you walk in (after a long wait) the carrousels inside feature, in their very top tier, beautiful, decadent, vegan doughnuts in all shapes and sizes. You can also buy tea to wash it down.
This is a good opportunity to have your fat day and still be vegan. Thank you Voodoo, I liked your chocolate/crème doughnut VERY MUCH!
Please consider serving good coffees and teas, you'd make a fortune!
It would have gone perfectly with a soy/almond latte....
Pros: Taste, Funkyness, Popular place
Cons: no good coffee, long lineups, no bathroom
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saveur
Points +1168
There will always be a line - Edit
Expect a 20-45 minute wait. They sell vegan and non-vegan donuts, and they actually don't cost an arm and a leg. The selection is much more varied for the non-vegan ones, but if you can get a vegan one, they taste great too.
Read morePros: price
Cons: long wait, not all vegan
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vegetariangirl
Points +2615
good donuts - Edit
Yummy donuts! Big line but it moved well.
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laurawrld
Points +90
Hell Yeah!! - Edit
OMGoodness, it's a vegan doughnut. That should say enough! I crave the apple fritter. Never liked them until Voodoo Doughnuts! Awesome! I drive 40 minutes and fight parking and a line just to get a vegan apple fritter, so yes, I'd say I will rate this as excellent. If you're vegan and want a doughnut, this is it!!
Read morePros: Yummy, Quite a few choices, Keeps Portland Weird!!
Cons: They're doughnuts!, Always a line, have to pay to park, Cash only
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suzemiller
Points +24
okay, but not great - Edit
I was excited to see them at a street fair today and picked up a vegan donut with sprinkles. It was okay. LIke a little round cake covered in frosting with sprinkles, but not at all like a donut. Oh well. Tasty none-the-less and well-priced.
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