Voodoo Brewing

Voodoo is such a fun place! Food, games and live music made for a great Saturday night!Harrison is customer focused and approachable. Definitely will be a repeat!

I'll start with the positives, this location has so much potential! I love that there's a brewery right on Main Street. What a fantastic addition to the community. The decor and theme are inspired by New Orleans/Creole/Cajun vibes, and it's beautifully put together. The layout of the location is a slight "L" shape, so seating can be a bit limited during busy times. It's a seat-yourself setup, and they provide QR codes at the tables for you to place your order and pay when you're ready. Now, onto the food and service. Unfortunately, the wait for both food and drinks were longer than expected, even as the rush began to die down. Our pretzel appetizer didn't arrive until near the end of our meal, and sadly, it was overcooked. DrinksThe beer was great and a definite highlight of the experience. Here's what we ordered: Appetizers Giant Pub Pretzel ($13.99): A 12.05 oz pretzel served with signature beer cheese and beer mustard. Unfortunately, this dish was a disappointment. Despite being called "Giant," the pretzel was thin, and was a bit overcooked. While we enjoyed the beer cheese, the beer mustard could have stayed in the kitchen. Loaded Broccoli ($8.99): Steamed broccoli seasoned with Cajun spices, topped with melted cheese and your choice of chicken, beef, or pulled pork. I chose chicken, which was delicious and well-seasoned. However, the cheese was a huge letdown, it had an odd, roux-like texture and flavor that nearly made the dish inedible. EntréeVoo-Dill Pickle Pizza ($12.99): Made with roasted garlic pesto, fresh mozzarella, thick-cut pickles, and a special Voo-Dill seasoning. While the concept was intriguing, the execution fell short. The pizza crust was undercooked, and the pickles seemed like they were added at the very end instead of being baked with the pizza. The garlic pesto was the highlight of this dish. Desserts -King Cake Slice ($3.XX): Clearly store-bought and not made in-house. It also took a while to reach our table, which was odd considering it's pre-packaged. The kitchen area even had the King Cake box visible. Beignets ($7.99): Over-fried and served with icing that was overly lemony, which overpowered the dish. Side OrderJalapeño Slaw ($2.99): The star of the meal! It had the perfect balance of mayo and vinegar, with a fresh kick from the jalapeños and Cajun spices. I wish I had ordered more! I think this place has a lot of potential. The concept is fantastic, but the kitchen needs improvement. I do plan to return and give it another try because the space and the idea are great. Hopefully, next time the food lives up to the vision!

Have been here twice now. Great addition to the old downtown Plano scene. We were not familiar with Voodoo brewing, but after trying many samples, we settled on several we liked. Food at a brewery can be hit or miss at breweries, but it's been spot on for us in our two visits. The first time we ordered the pickle pizza. Yes, a pickle pizza. Was very hesitant, but the bartender told us to trust him and we did. I must admit, for a summer pizza, the pickles really came through and all the gooey cheese.Second time around we tried a burger. Very good. Would like to come back and try some of their more New Orleans style menu items.It is now one of our favorite places when in old downtown Plano.

Uncomfortable place to sit. Very budget feel. I love seeing new bar downtown area but this one has missed the mark.

Voodoo has a rad atmosphere! Loved seeing all the pops of color and art work on the walls. I would give the drinks 5 stars. Food however was alright there could be room for improvement. I started off with the pretzel which paired nicely with some good ole cold beer. Then ordered the Plano Caprese pizza which kinda blew it for me. That pizza literally had so much cheese and grease I felt like my arteries were about to clog up. Next time I'll try something on the lighter side. The service however was really good and welcoming. I will def be back to try out the other beers!

This is a fun bar with all kinds of activities and amazing food. Try the pickle pizza! It's great!

We wanted to check out the location for some drinks as it recently opened. My husband first went with the Belgian Triple and then the Imperial Stout. I went with the Blueberry Wheat which was refreshing on the hot Texas day!The bartenders were friendly and engaging. They were great about providing samples as we decided what we wanted to enjoy. We didn't try any food this visit, but several other people there were enjoying food. We'll have to try both food and beverages next time we visit.

they didn't have crawfish. the bartender was externally rude and dismissive to me and my party. the place looked nice but the rude bartender ruined the experience so we left.

Voodoo Brewing in downtown Plano is a gem! Their flagship beers which is available year round is a must-try, perfectly complemented by their delicious beignets and Voodoo-it-yourself pizza. It's the ideal spot for a sunny day beer tasting in this cute little downtown.

This place is incredible. The service dog that is welcomed is a testament to the devotion to our people that serve our military. This dog is amazing and so is the man he serves. I am so sorry that some people are so ignorant to what happens to the people who serve and what they go through to have a normal life. Oops I got so distracted by the way or vet was treated I forgot to say great food, brews and service.