Voodoo Doughnut

When VooDoo Donut hit the valley I knew I needed to try! Good thing VooDoo is opened late cause my hunny and I had a sweet tooth only donuts could cure so off we went!Even though it was like 11pm the place was busy, so it gave us some time to pick out what we wanted to try. We went maple bars, the homer, maple blunt blazer, chcolate old fashion, maple cream and Portland cream. Some of these donuts were vegan, but we do not discriminate donuts, give us the sweet!Although all donuts had a great flavor, hands down my favorite was the Portland cream! I crave that donut, might have to go back soon! Voodoo does have a great selection of vegan donuts for those who are, and of us non vegans, you can't tell the difference just eat it haha.

Almost average customer service, staff was exhausted. Wide array of flavor, texture, sweet and a couple savory Expensive. Thick heavy donuts. Clean and bright

Voodoo Doughnut in Tempe has quickly become our donut shop whenever we're in the area, and for good reason! As a donut aficionado with a vegan diet, I was thrilled to find that they offer so many great vegan options. The hype around this place is real and well-deserved. Cool kitchen vibe where you can see the doughnuts being made in front of you. Despite being new to the college area, Voodoo Doughnut has already made a name for itself, and it's clear why. My wife and I don't mind the wait because we know that delicious, high-quality donuts await us. The variety of vegan options is impressive, ensuring that we both always have plenty to choose from. My wife is not Vegan so she has options galore!I highly recommend everyone visit at least once to experience what Voodoo Doughnut has to offer. The service has consistently been good, and we've always left with tasty donuts that keep us coming back. I don't understand the bad reviews because our experiences have been nothing short of fantastic. If you're in Tempe, do yourself a favor and check out Voodoo Doughnut, you won't be disappointed!

Cute little spot ! Customer service was immediate and with a smile It's also YELPINGLY PINK! The doughnuts are so soft and flavorful... many to choose from. You have to come and try them ALL. Take it from me, cause yall know my Sweet Tooth is TOOTHIN'!

Whoever decided to open the Valley's first Voodoo Doughnut shop near ASU campus was quite clever. And they open late hours after the bars get out which I'm sure gets a nice crowd. Even before they expanded, Voodoo Doughnuts already had a reputation around the U.S. as this killer iconic doughnut shop in Portland that had lines out the door. They were featured on Anthony Bourdain's show many years ago. For me, it was the first time that I had ever seen doughnuts with crazy toppings like cereal and bacon on the top of them. I eventually made my first visit to a Voodoo Doughnut location on a trip to Colorado. I also picked up a Rogue Voodoo Doughnut Bacon Maple Ale to pair with my doughnut. Voodoo Doughnuts offers more than fifty artisan flavors including vegan options. They are known for their creative names like "Grape Ape", "Voodoo Doll", "Memphis Mafia" and "Cock and Balls". The Bacon Maple Bar and The Homer are some of their best sellers. I like that they have a menu on the outside of the building with pictures of the doughnuts on it. It allows you to decide what you want before you go inside. Voodoo Doughnuts are also known for their pink boxes and merchandise. The doughnuts are laid out on a revolving display case so that you can visually see them. Even though the sugar overload is usually a bit much for me, it is fun to fill up a pink box with a variety of choices. Just keep in mind that the bill adds up quick.

I'm not a huge donut person but my partner has been wanting to come since they opened. The place was cute and they had the cutest coffee mugs too. He got the Boston crème pie and voodoo donut, I tried both and I can see the hype about this place! Nice to finally have one in Phoenix.

It's ok, way over hyped and not worth the price you can get better or equivalent from bosa or hurts for way cheaper , overall it's a doughnut place it's nothing special or game changing some of the specialty ones hit most don't , if you're looking for an experience it's slightly worth it , if you're looking for amazing there is better and if you on a budget don't even look at it .

I love getting a late night doughnut and Voodoo Doughnuts is the best place for that. Recently got the Raised Glazed and Maple Bar - two great classics. Service was great as always and gave us the Viscous Hibiscus to try (was not very good, a little too tart). Side note: I want to go earlier in the day to see if there is a difference in the freshness of the doughnuts.

Since I was in the area, I finally made it over to check out this place. I originally saw Voodoo Donuts-Portland featured on several food shows, so when I heard they were setting up shop in Tempe, I was excited to try them. I figured, it had been long enough for the craze to die down. Upon entering, i was immediately greeted by a young lady that was assisting other customers. After she was done with checking them out, she offered to take my order or check back. I was busy looking at the showcase, so I said i was not ready. She offered a counter laminated product sheet and said she would give me some time. She was very friendly, professional and courteous (Tea D, I believe is her name). Once I was ready to order is was ready to take my order. I opted for a few donuts I wanted to try (for to go) one of which was the infamous Voodoo Doll with raspberry filling & a pretzel stick poked into it. I didn't get to look around too much, but I did notice the bakery/kitchen has large window looking into it. The place was very clean and the smell of fresh donuts in the air. The donuts appeared to be fresh and traveled well on my trip back to Mesa area (in the large pink box). I will definitely return to try others soon.

Some of the best donuts we've ever had with the coolest designs! Fast service too even with a long line