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The exterior of a Voodoo Doughnut store, featuring a large pink facade with a top-hatted man logo and the slogan "GOOD THINGS COME IN PINK BOXES." People are visible near an outdoor doughnut cart and seating area.
A person holds an open, coffin-shaped menu from Voodoo Doughnut, displaying a wide variety of unique doughnut names and descriptions, such as "Triple Chocolate," "Maple Bar," and "Grape Ape."
Four distinct doughnuts are presented on a pink Voodoo Doughnut box. They include a chocolate cereal-topped doughnut, two colorful cereal-topped doughnuts, and a long john with colorful cereal rings.
Four assorted doughnuts are nestled inside a pink Voodoo Doughnut box. Two are topped with colorful cereal, one is pink with sprinkles, and another is dark chocolate with a textured topping.
Seven doughnuts are arranged on a pink Voodoo Doughnut box. Three are round with a light brown glaze and pink squiggle icing, while four are topped with vibrant, multi-colored sprinkles.
A glass display case showcases a diverse selection of Voodoo Doughnut creations. Numerous doughnuts with various glazes, toppings, and shapes are neatly arranged on multiple shelves.
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Voodoo Doughnut 🍩 💕

2025/1/29 Edited to

... Read moreWhen I first heard about Voodoo Doughnut, I was intrigued by the hype, and let me tell you, it lives up to it! Stepping into one of their locations, whether it’s the original spot in Portland or the bustling outpost at Universal CityWalk Orlando, you're immediately greeted by that signature eccentric charm. The pink facade and the slogan "GOOD THINGS COME IN PINK BOXES" really set the stage for something special. It's not just a doughnut shop; it's an experience. One of the first things that caught my eye was the coffin-shaped menu. It's quirky and fun, and filled with an almost overwhelming array of choices. I remember staring at the glass display case, mesmerized by the vibrant colors and creative designs. From classic glazed to truly wild creations, there’s a doughnut for every mood. Of course, you can't visit Voodoo Doughnut without trying some of their most famous creations. The Voodoo Doll donut is an absolute icon, complete with pretzel stake. But beyond that, their colorful donuts are what really make them stand out. I’m talking about those incredible cereal-topped doughnuts that look like a work of art – some even featuring colorful cereal rings! There are also delightful pink with sprinkles options and decadent dark chocolate with a textured topping. My personal favorites often include the classic Maple Bar and the surprisingly delicious Grape Ape. And for chocolate lovers, the Triple Chocolate is a dream come true. You’ll also find unique long johns and round doughnuts with a light brown glaze and pink squiggle icing. Each one truly is a unique creation. If you're planning a trip, consider hitting up a specific location. The Portland stores offer that original, laid-back vibe, often with lines stretching down the block for a reason. For those visiting theme parks, the Voodoo Doughnut Universal CityWalk locations in Orlando or Hollywood are perfect for a sweet treat after a day of rides; they bring that same unique flair right into the heart of the entertainment. And yes, they even have a spot in Miami for those looking for a taste of Voodoo on the sunny coast. No matter where you go, you’ll likely be leaving with one of their famous pink boxes, filled to the brim with sugary goodness. My top tip for first-timers? Don't be afraid to try something adventurous! Grab a few different kinds and share them with friends so you can taste a wider variety. It’s definitely an indulgence, but one that’s absolutely worth it. Voodoo Doughnut isn't just about satisfying a craving; it's about embracing fun, creativity, and a little bit of delicious weirdness. It’s truly a memorable sweet escape!