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This was such a surprise to find Voodoo donuts in the airport. Fun fact with your boarding pass you get 1 free donut! I tried the Homer as you can never go wrong with the classic strawberry and sprinkles. Not too sweet and not overloaded with sprinkles. We also tried their glazed old fashion. You can't go wrong as it's light and fluffy. We ended up ordering a dozen of them to take home. Service was so friendly and helpful.
When I went to grab pizza on my layover, another customer had a bag of voodoo donuts. To my surprise they had a location at terminal T. I enjoyed my Eminem doughnut and look forward to trying others next time around.
I have always wanted to try Voodoo Donuts and was thrilled to see it was at the Nashville airport where I was at for a layover. It was a hidden find since the directory only said Central Marketplace. The best way to describe it is walk towards A and B gates and it will be past security on the left hand side. It's located in Kitty Hawk right next to gate T4. We went late in the day so they didn't have what I originally wanted available and they weren't as fresh. I ended up getting the ODB (Oreos and a peanut butter drizzle). My husband got the butterfinger donut. My donut was huge, but a little pricey at over $5. Airport pricing can be slightly inflated though. There were tables inside the place, but we took our donuts to go outside our concourse. There's a ton of airport seating right outside Kitty Hawk too. I am happy I got to try this bucket list place, but think it would be better experience earlier in the day.
Just mid :( and I was so hoping to LOVE it!! Yesss...concept, decor, the PINK - SUCH A YESS but taste - I've had better donut a local mom/pops shop. How can you go wrong with a classic glaze donut? So sad!!! Still glad I got to taste it but probably wouldn't try it again. Ohh and the lady behind the register was just mid too - far from friendly! Sunday morning at 630 am and she was missing all the Sunday joy! Maybe an off day for her. Coffee wasn't bad :) the 3rd star on this review is dedicated to the cup of joe.
I'm a flight attendant and was doing a turn when the other flight attendant informed me there was a VooDoo Doughnuts in the terminal. You know I had to go cause I'd been wanting to go back since I first had it in Los Angeles. The place is kinda hidden so you really have to look for it. I ordered the ODB (Old Dirty Bastard) which is a ring doughnut with Oreo pieces and peanut butter drizzle on top. A bit pricy at just over $5 but this thing was HUGE!!! So I will say that at least the doughnut is big for the price as well. It was delicious tho I personally would have liked just a little more of a peanut butter drizzle but I would not complain about what I got. I mean, look at it! Yum!!! The guy working was super nice as well. Loved his attitude. Will definitely stop by for a doughnut if I'm there again.
These donuts surprised me! Our Favorite was the vegan apple one, and you couldn't even tell it was vegan. It was moist and delicious. The maple bar was our least favorite, overly sweet and a fake maple taste to it. Service was fast and easy, with napkins right on the counter. It was bright pink and located by another restaurant. Overall, I would recommend for a quick bite with a coffee (which I got somewhere else) for a morning flight.
Well sometimes you need to make that last stop in Nashville and this one is a good choose. Always love Voodoo Donuts and this is a full shop. They have some great donuts always... and always a requirement to board any plane. by your captain. Enjoy ... i always love a good Homer or hibiscus donut. But don't forget you VooDoo Doll.
Satisfied our morning sweet tooth before flying out first thing in the morning. So happy to see Voodoo Donuts in Nashville, we tried some in Portland years ago and this time, it tastes like nostalgia! The ladies at the counter are nice and quick to get and receive orders. We were in and out in a jiffy! Located in a Cute little corner that catches your eye that draws you in.
Yummy yummy!! Super delicious donuts with huge flavors! I can't wait to enjoy another next time I'm at the airport!
Collab with Kitty Hawk Food + Drink, located in food court area. I've been to the OG in Portland and this one is comparable. It's tucked behind Kitty Hawk so you have to look. Delicious, overpriced donuts but head to the OG for the full experience if you can.
Usually, my first stop once I leave the security checkpoint is Voodoo Donuts. I love visiting Voodoo Donuts whenever I'm in Los Angeles or Austin and I'm glads that there isn't one that is easier to get to here in Nashville or I might be there all the time. I have never been to a Voodoo Donut without getting a "Grape Ape" but this time I thought I'd branch out and I tried a "Dirt" and a "Diablos Rex". Both very good! I wish I'd gotten the name of the cashier who was working today (August 16th 7:45 AM) because he was very sweet - especially for this early in the morning. The décor is great, though I don't spend much time in there because I'm usually on my way to the gate. I do like that there is seating with power right outside near the T Gates. They must have to get to work in the middle of the night to have all of these donuts ready to go in the morning - and I'm thankful they do.
The lady taking our order was super rude like she didnt want to be bothered. The donuts were all exotic. We were excited to try them. Very sweet and a lot going on. We were both done after 3 bites. The store was super cute. Both donuts were almost $10. They DO offer vegan donuts which was a plus.
Quality/Quantity - Dirt - My daughter's favorite donut. Pretty much gets the same on every time. Atmosphere - Discovered this location when we landed and had 3 hours to kill. My daughter is a huge fan and actually knows the current owner, the investor that bought the brand from the founder. My daughter also owns a Voodoo Donuts jacket and it was nice looking at the merch here at this location. "Open" bakery concept, see pictures. Service - Good. Price - $4.37 + tax. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2000/2003 and now with 19+ locations and growing. We have been to at least 10 of your locations and counting.
This place is a bit ridiculous!! These doughnuts are YUUUUGE!! I l thought I'd pick up a dozen on my way out the door to bring home to the fam jam and dear Lord that box must have weighed 12 pounds. We got a Portland crème which is like a Bavarian crème. We got a oh captain my captain which has captain crunch on it. We got an ol dirty boy which was peanut butter and chocolate. Plus like 9 others Oh apple fritters. And a Homer. They are very delicious and very enormous and very expensive!! Guy working the counter was very helpful and answered questions and wasn't rushing me or anyone. read more
A tasty experience. I had never tried Voodoo Donuts before and it was just a quick walk down the terminal. I got the vegan version of the Old Dirty Bastard (with oreos and peanut butter drizzle). It was a large portion for what I paid (a little over $5). 2026 #29 read more
Had to stop by to bring a box of fun donuts home! Staff was super friendly and helped with some recommendations when some of the ones I had planned on getting were out of stock (I was there around 6pm so that's fair). My favorite was the Diablo Rex and Blueberry Old Fashioned. read more
This was such a surprise to find Voodoo donuts in the airport. Fun fact with your boarding pass you get 1 free donut! I tried the Homer as you can never go wrong with the classic strawberry and sprinkles. Not too sweet and not overloaded with sprinkles. We also tried their glazed old fashion. You can't go wrong as it's light and fluffy. We ended up ordering a dozen of them to take home. Service was so friendly and helpful. read more
When I went to grab pizza on my layover, another customer had a bag of voodoo donuts. To my surprise they had a location at terminal T. I enjoyed my Eminem doughnut and look forward to trying others next time around. read more
I have always wanted to try Voodoo Donuts and was thrilled to see it was at the Nashville airport where I was at for a layover. It was a hidden find since the directory only said Central Marketplace. The best way to describe it is walk towards A and B gates and it will be past security on the left hand side. It's located in Kitty Hawk right next to gate T4. We went late in the day so they didn't have what I originally wanted available and they weren't as fresh. I ended up getting the ODB (Oreos and a peanut butter drizzle). My husband got the butterfinger donut. My donut was huge, but a little pricey at over $5. Airport pricing can be slightly inflated though. There were tables inside the place, but we took our donuts to go outside our concourse. There's a ton of airport seating right outside Kitty Hawk too. I am happy I got to try this bucket list place, but think it would be better experience earlier in the day. read more
1 year ago
Just mid :( and I was so hoping to LOVE it!! Yesss...concept, decor, the PINK - SUCH A YESS but taste - I've had better donut a local mom/pops shop. How can you go wrong with a classic glaze donut? So sad!!! Still glad I got to taste it but probably wouldn't try it again. Ohh and the lady behind the register was just mid too - far from friendly! Sunday morning at 630 am and she was missing all the Sunday joy! Maybe an off day for her. Coffee wasn't bad :) the 3rd star on this review is dedicated to the cup of joe. read more
1 year ago
I'm a flight attendant and was doing a turn when the other flight attendant informed me there was a VooDoo Doughnuts in the terminal. You know I had to go cause I'd been wanting to go back since I first had it in Los Angeles. The place is kinda hidden so you really have to look for it. I ordered the ODB (Old Dirty Bastard) which is a ring doughnut with Oreo pieces and peanut butter drizzle on top. A bit pricy at just over $5 but this thing was HUGE!!! So I will say that at least the doughnut is big for the price as well. It was delicious tho I personally would have liked just a little more of a peanut butter drizzle but I would not complain about what I got. I mean, look at it! Yum!!! The guy working was super nice as well. Loved his attitude. Will definitely stop by for a doughnut if I'm there again. read more
7 months ago
These donuts surprised me! Our Favorite was the vegan apple one, and you couldn't even tell it was vegan. It was moist and delicious. The maple bar was our least favorite, overly sweet and a fake maple taste to it. Service was fast and easy, with napkins right on the counter. It was bright pink and located by another restaurant. Overall, I would recommend for a quick bite with a coffee (which I got somewhere else) for a morning flight. read more
Well sometimes you need to make that last stop in Nashville and this one is a good choose. Always love Voodoo Donuts and this is a full shop. They have some great donuts always... and always a requirement to board any plane. by your captain. Enjoy ... i always love a good Homer or hibiscus donut. But don't forget you VooDoo Doll. read more
1 year ago
Satisfied our morning sweet tooth before flying out first thing in the morning. So happy to see Voodoo Donuts in Nashville, we tried some in Portland years ago and this time, it tastes like nostalgia! The ladies at the counter are nice and quick to get and receive orders. We were in and out in a jiffy! Located in a Cute little corner that catches your eye that draws you in. read more
Collab with Kitty Hawk Food + Drink, located in food court area. I've been to the OG in Portland and this one is comparable. It's tucked behind Kitty Hawk so you have to look. Delicious, overpriced donuts but head to the OG for the full experience if you can. read more
Usually, my first stop once I leave the security checkpoint is Voodoo Donuts. I love visiting Voodoo Donuts whenever I'm in Los Angeles or Austin and I'm glads that there isn't one that is easier to get to here in Nashville or I might be there all the time. I have never been to a Voodoo Donut without getting a "Grape Ape" but this time I thought I'd branch out and I tried a "Dirt" and a "Diablos Rex". Both very good! I wish I'd gotten the name of the cashier who was working today (August 16th 7:45 AM) because he was very sweet - especially for this early in the morning. The décor is great, though I don't spend much time in there because I'm usually on my way to the gate. I do like that there is seating with power right outside near the T Gates. They must have to get to work in the middle of the night to have all of these donuts ready to go in the morning - and I'm thankful they do. read more
The lady taking our order was super rude like she didnt want to be bothered. The donuts were all exotic. We were excited to try them. Very sweet and a lot going on. We were both done after 3 bites. The store was super cute. Both donuts were almost $10. They DO offer vegan donuts which was a plus. read more
1 year ago
Quality/Quantity - Dirt - My daughter's favorite donut. Pretty much gets the same on every time. Atmosphere - Discovered this location when we landed and had 3 hours to kill. My daughter is a huge fan and actually knows the current owner, the investor that bought the brand from the founder. My daughter also owns a Voodoo Donuts jacket and it was nice looking at the merch here at this location. "Open" bakery concept, see pictures. Service - Good. Price - $4.37 + tax. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2000/2003 and now with 19+ locations and growing. We have been to at least 10 of your locations and counting. read more
4 months ago
Fun little sweet treat while at the airport. Tried out the chocolate cream, which unfortunately was filled with pudding instead of cream, but still tasty. We also tried the raspberry jelly donut. The donuts were delicious and fresh! read more
2 years ago
The first time I went to Portland, many, many years ago, the friend I was visiting said "you gotta try this donut place!" And he put me in the car and took me there. I was mesmerized. I was thrilled. and I was HUNGRY. I got the ODB (Old Dirty Bastard) which is glazed on top with chocolate frosting then topped with chocolate cream-filled cookies and peanut butter drizzle. My friends, I had a moment. It was so dang good. Every subsequent to Portland visit I made sure to go there for another ODB and every time it was as good as the last. But unfortunately life happens, pandemics happen, etc and I have not been in Portland for some time which means I haven't had an ODB in quite some time. So I was excited to see their shop as I walked through the Nashville airport. Without a second thought I got in line and ordered a few to go back to my hotel, including my beloved ODB. I checked into my room at the hotel and I dug in excitedly. And...it was fine. It wasn't bad, but it certainly wasn't the one I had had and fallen in love with in their flagship store in Oregon. But that's how expansion works right? A copy of a copy of a copy is never quite as sharp. That said, the donuts did the trick and I did enjoy them. However I did not have the heavenly experience I had before. The little storefront is cute tho and the cashier was very nice when I went up to order. I'd definitely hit them again if I walked past but I don't think I'd go out of my way to get there if I were in a different terminal or running a bit late. read more
1 year ago
A little sweet treat hit the spot before flying out of Tennessee. Voodoo Donuts is a popular place in Portland, Oregon. I was surprised to see it at the airport in Nashville. I really like their dough and got the cream filled doughnut. The cream was OK so I'll definitely try a different donut the next time I'm here. read more
9 months ago
Went to the airport early and grabbed a few donuts before the flight. They were super fresh and they add new clothing and merchandise to the store all the time and it's super cute. We also asked the guy for a bag to carry the donut bag in, which was super helpful! read more
With a name like VOODOO DONUTS how could I not try them, am I right?! LOL Located inside Nashville Airpirt, Terminal B. I'm heading home after attending CrimeCon-great sessions, great speakers. See my Voodoo Donut photos and video. I just bought 2 donuts, and since I have time before boarding, I sat at a table to try each of my 2 donuts. I bought a RASPBERRY ROMEO, and a CHOCOLATE RING DONUT. No complaints! Love the prices, too. (But, I'm used to NYC prices). Nice!! Lots of creative donuts to choose from read more
2 years ago
The Apple fritter could use more apples, plus a more crispy "finish". But, the fritter was fresh! They make them In house here, unlike a lot of airport vendors. read more
6 months ago
4 months ago
Alright alright!!! Where do I start. This location is inside BNA and is required to go through TSA to reach the bakery. Hours are: 5am - 9pm. Parking can be found in the garage, you'll be charge after the 15 mins grace period. There are some ups and downs on how it was packaged to tasting it. Voodoo Doughnut shares a space alongside Kitty Hawk Eat + Drink. Cute yellow and pink bright colors to stand out cannot miss them! Alright here is what we got from Grape Ape to Dirty Old Bastard, ratings from lowest to highest. And a few pictures with the packaging inside the box. Grape Ape: Worst Confectionery invention I ever had. Taste like GRAPE KOOL-AID!!! Oh Captain, my Captain: Stale and Sweet. Sweetness would've been okay if the cereal wasn't stale. Marshall Mathers: Tasted weird and had a tiny hair in the glaze. Voodoo Doll: Wasn't good, just blah. Chocolate Old Fashion, Raised Glazed, Bacon Maple Bar and Blueberry Cake: it was good, no complaints. That was a solid bite. The Dirt: it was decent with the icing with the Oreo pieces not too sweet as well. Diablos Rex: it was a good chocolate, not over sweet and reminds of a chocolate cake. The Homer: Definitely Homer's Donut. It wasn't too sweet. It gave it a good hit. Old Dirty Bastard: flavor was ALL there and the peanut butter hit it out the PARK. read more
I've heard of voodoo donuts for ages! I was thrilled to see one at BNA (Nashville) airport and had to check it out. I got the Homer (strawberry frosting) and the original glaze. The glazed one was slightly warm, so soft and by far the best! For an airport cafe it did its job. It was $5 for 2 donuts which was cool. I'm sure the standalone stores have a better vibe, but this was good enough for me! read more
The biggest disadvantage to Voodoo Donuts in Nashville is its location inside security at the airport. (An employee told me that they get asked for donuts all the time when they are around town.) Voodoo Donuts originates out of Portland, OR, where they are masters of the donut joint vibe. Their unique flavors, fun shapes/names and individual attitude make donuts fun. That same attitude is in Nashvill, enjoy. The turnstiles by the cash register showcase the donut options. Their flavors are not sophisticated like North Star donuts but you want to eat here for the fun of it. The crowds in the airport have been overwhelming requiring temporary crowd control lanes. Their entrance is opposite the T gates, not security. Really cool is that the donuts are made on site. The maple bacon bar is totally worth it. read more
6 months ago
11 months ago
Every visit to Nashville I bring my son home Vodoo Donuts. Today the person working at the counter didn't put the bacon on the MAPLE BACON LONGJOHNS. Not to mention she was rude about me wanting specific items versus the preselected Vodoo Dozen. I realize this costs more and am willing to pay. Had the same issue last visit with the counter person not wanting to allow me to pick my donuts. read more
The experience alone is worth stopping! The voodoo doughnut, cult following is massive, and if you never tried it, it's worth stopping at the airport right after security. It's cool to see a Portland staple becoming well-known in other parts of the country. Service was friendly, seating is available, they also get you packed up and on the way if you were traveling. read more
These are super fun and unique!! They don't have the same creaminess and melt-in-the-mouth nature of Krispy Kremes but you can't argue with their exciting flavors and pretty aesthetic. The display cases are cute and I like that I can get a fun donut before my flight. Most of the donuts are really big, but you can also get classics that are more standard size. I tried: Old Dirty Bastard: 8.5/10 - While I think the donut dough itself was a tiny bit dry and needed a base glaze, the dough still had a good mouthfeel and the chocolate frosting/peanut butter drizzle added the creaminess that it needed. The Oreos and peanut butter were a match made in heaven, and the chocolate glaze is always a yes from me. Overall, really enjoyed this donut, but I did rip some of the dough off from the bottom that didn't have topping because the ratios were a bit off. Old Fashioned Glazed: 8/10 - The only reason I rate this slightly lower than the other is because I tend to like more unique flavors and pairings, but this is a tried and true classic and it is well executed. It's almost like an old fashioned sour cream donut in the way that it's crispy on the outside due to the caramelized edges and the glaze, yet soft and fluffy on the inside. I only wish it was more moist on the inside as well. Blueberry Cake Donut: 4/10 - Tasted like a mediocre blueberry muffin at best. You don't go here to get a donut like this, that's for sure. read more
2 years ago
So I was in the Nashville airport, and I was passing by, and I just had to stop. There were so many options, and everything looked delightful! I ended up ordering an apple fritter and maple Boston cream. I absolutely loved the apple fritter. It was soft and the perfect level of sweet. Unfortunately, the maple donut was stale in day 2, so I can't really rate the taste as I threw it away. My donuts were given to me in a bag and not a box since I only ordered 2, so I'm not sure if that's why it went stale so quickly. I definitely recommend the fritter. The shop is cute and basically a small counter, but there are lots of options. read more
1 year ago
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