They've got some wild donuts including everything from cereals to bacon to hot peppers. Pretty cool. Not the cleanest place and one bathroom for all genders. End of the day, it's donuts. Good donuts. read more

Love the crazy variety of donuts here. We try to stop by a few times a year. Only downside is the AC was out and it's July. So little hot for coffee and donuts. But all else was good. read more

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Decadent donut debauchery. This place probably is the 8th deadly sin. You feel so good while eating something so bad for you, because it's otherworldly delicious. We did a late night binge...glad I got to try it at least once...because it was like no other donut experience I've had to date. read more

I'm sure when Voodoo was first conceived in Oregon, it was miraculous. However, as Voldemort taught us, splitting your soul into different fragments is not an ideal option for the quality of your being (they have the Voodoo donut to prove that they have indeed killed...). This location felt like it was over frequented and tried to hide it's overrun, shabby-not-so-chic. There was a line, no doubt formed from it's famed original location, but in the end the donuts weren't worth waiting for. They were good. They were fine. But I've had special wait-worthy donuts in many other places that blew these out of the water. I wish they had stayed true to who they were. If there was only one in Portland, maybe the quality wouldn't be sacrificed. Or maybe it is because they are the trailblazers that others have perfected what they started. Who knows. read more

Two people, one voodoo dozen, which is a variety box of 13 staff picked donuts. We each took just one bite out of every donut so we could taste them all without exploding. If I'm in the area again, I know I want the maple covered cream filled one and skip the ones that are coated in m&ms, cereal, sprinkles, or Oreos because they are just too overwhelming. Great donuts like these can stand alone without all the extra craziness. read more

Voodoo Doughnut - Voodoo dozen minus 2 bites of each - Donuts Near Me - Austin, Texas

I work night shift and it was the last night my friends were in Austin before their big move to California. I saw that Voo Doo was open 24 hours and it was a Tuesday. I drove all the way downtown from North Austin, miraculously found a parking spot on 6th Street and walked into Voo Doo Donuts. Mind you, it's 2 AM. The wait was bad, not because the line was a mile long either. There was only one dude in front of me who couldn't make up his damn mind about what shirt he wanted and the cashier never even acknowledged me. I've been in Customer Service for 17 years, he could have just looked at me and been like "It'll be a moment, ma'am." There was also like 4 other employees back there with them, one of them could have just said something or at least got my massive order going while home boy was helping out the dude who didn't know what damn t-shirt to get. When it finally got to me, the cashier walked away. HE JUST WALKED AWAY. Like I understand if you gotta pee dude, BUT COULD YOU TELL ME? I had to then stand there and wait for him to come back and there was a line forming behind me. Donuts were phenomenal, Customer Service, not so much. read more

I have never heard of voodoo donuts until a friend on Facebook posted about it and traveled over 10 hours to get donuts. I knew there were very few in my area and just happen to be passing through Austin and had to stop to try them. They were amazing and I would stop again. I tried the Homer and the original and both were very good and they have some unique flavors and designs. read more

Voodoo Doughnut - Yummy. We have the voodoo, the Homer and the ol dirty bastard..... - Donuts Near Me - Austin, Texas

The donuts here are pretty decent - nothing to go crazy about (maybe because I had my expectations way up?) This place is cash only and the line is pretty big. They have a good variety of donuts and we tried the cinnamon apple, Oreo and M&M donuts. They were pretty average and I thought one of the donuts was actually kind of dry! read more

Voodoo Doughnut - Donuts Near Me - Austin, Texas

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How donuts were meant to be. We stopped after an evening on 6th street. A great place to relax and enjoy an amazing donut. They have something for everyone. I went with the Voodoo Doll. A great choice. read more

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Stopped by Sunday afternoon and waited and in line for about 20 minutes. Funny thing, when we got to the counter, there was no one behind us. We carried out and ate our doughnuts later. I went for simple - glazed yeast. Very good flavor and fresh and not too expensive. Son got the chocolate sandwich cookie covered Dirty Bastard, which was delicious. My wife had the Raspberry Romeo.. Uh Oh! She was disappointed that there was no raspberry filling at all. Arrrgggghhhh... Not a good surprise, Romeo. read more

My fave doughnuts ever. They have some really cool unique stuff that you can't get anywhere else. The designs are so cool!! The doughnuts also taste great and they charge a good price. I would highly reCcomeNd. They also do good specials for large orders. read more

So this place is a cardiologist's wet dream. I'm convinced this place must be owned by a group of heart doctors somewhere. It's that good and that bad :) for you. Yes, there are some donuts on the menu that I wouldn't stomach but so far, the ones I have had, were so very good. Thing is that you have to have some milk to wash them down with, preferably chocolate (in for a penny, in for a pound, eh?). Seriously, if you're going by I suggest you look at some yelp photos to help make up your mind and if you go during a busy time, what better way to spend your time in line other than scrolling through pictures of possibilities. 'cause when you get up to the counter and you see all those donuts, it's difficult to make a snap decision. What if you choose the wrong one, what's inside of that one, what does that description really mean... Look, we all probably don't eat like this often so live it up, try a Voodoo (namesake) donut and chocolate milk. read more

So, here's the thing, it doesn't really seem to matter when you come here, there are almost never any vegan donuts, which is insane, because AT LEAST half of their schtick is " ermagerd we have vegan donuts!!!" I've been here at least half a dozen times at all hours of the day (truly--2a, 6a, 8p, 10p) and even when I have called ahead to make sure they have vegan donuts, they don't have what I want when I go (which is to say they'll have like a single Oreo donut left when I get there 30min later, which is how long it takes me to get there). Only ONCE have I gone and gotten everything I wanted, and I believe it was a Tuesday in the middle of the day (and I had called ahead that time, too). When a TON of your business is done on your vegan donuts that taste literally no different than your non-vegan versions, maybe up the amount of vegan ones you make? For one, I'm certain they wouldn't have trouble selling, and two, not a single person who eats dairy and egg regularly would know they're getting something accidentally vegan, because they're THAT good. But no, instead they're CONSTANTLY out and just have whatever sad lone vegan donut is on their display carousel to offer you basically all the time. Last night was sort of a last straw for me, in that I'll only go back if someone else/a visiting guest wants to go. I went in just before 6a, which for every other donut place on the planet is PRIME donut time, but they had almost nothing, vegan or regular, of course. Also, when I walked in, there wasn't a single solitary soul to be seen in the store behind the counter area (not that there was anyone else anywhere else, either). I stood there for at least 5min before I finally sort of hollered "Hello?" toward the work area. Still, no one came for about a minute, and I was actually turning to walk out when a dude FINALLY moseyed out from the back. And that's the thing with this place: almost no one there is EVER in any kind of hurry. The first time we went, they were slammed (2a on a Sat), so the staffer worked with ~some~ expedience, but since then, I've only gotten people on their own time. Which is usually ok, but, like, could they at LEAST be at the register when you come in??? Anyway, this morning, I got a vegan grape ape, which I really wanted (it's so good, seriously--I thought it sounded weird and gross, but was given one via misunderstanding last time and I sometimes find myself thinking about it in the middle of the day at random), and the PB Oreo one, and I left the regular sad Oreo one for someone else. But these people only had a SINGLE GLAZED DONUT IN THE ENTIRE STORE! How is that possible!? The guy said they were low on everything because they "hadn't gotten [their] truck yet," so I asked when it usually comes, so I'd have a better chance of getting what I came there for. He said he couldn't tell me, because they come pretty much whenever they want, there's no real schedule. I've worked in food service before...there was ALWAYS a schedule for our trucks, but maybe this is a carry over of the lack of haste everyone who works there seems to have. Additionally, I went ahead and got 2 maple bars, the lone glazed (as mentioned), and 3 Portland (Bavarian filled), and had one of the maple bars, while someone else in the house had the other. The last time I had the maple bars, I had the vegan ones, which were DELICIOUS, and filled with lots of delicious vegan cream. There was not a single drop of cream to be had in these. And it's not like these were so old the cream had soaked into the pastry either, because there wasn't even a cavity or cavities where it should have been. They just flat out weren't filled. The maple topping was great, but it's not enough to carry a huge doughy donut, ya know? After my trek all the way down here, I ended up going to the delicious and always reliable Round Rock Donuts to get the rest of the glazed I needed that others had asked for in my order. Honestly, today, I should've just gone there. It's WAY closer, and the folks are always crazy friendly AND fast. If you're going for vegan donuts and they have a good amount, do yourself a favor and get the grape ape, the maple bar, and the Portland. They're all a delight. Oreo & PB is also a combo I thought would be weird but actually works, but be warned how sweet it is...it's a once in a while thing. As for other non-vegan things, my roomie likes their gay bar, my husband has been pleased with their plain glazed. We did not like their Homer, I had a taste of a cake donut in a mix we got that was weird and off, and their apple fritter is 99.9% old grease flavored fritter with the apple being nearly impossible to find. Parking is almost always a nightmare, but having a handicripple permit helps, and, this morning, I was able to park right in front. Also, Homeless folks abound in this area, so consider carrying extra small bills (since this place is cash only anyway), socks, gloves, or non perishables and help out where you can. read more

Seriously? WOW! I got there at 7:50 am to pick up donuts for my Saturday class (it's all day and we deserve a treat!) and not even kidding, in the next 10 minutes 8 people got in line behind me...at 8 am...on a SATURDAY!!! Glad I got there early. (we all had big orders it seemed) Service is excellent. The woman behind the counter knew the donuts and pricing options backward and forward, talked to me while taking my massive order, and was incredibly polite. I got my professor a Voodoo donut with jelly inside, he also ate 4 other donuts b/c he liked them so much. My classmates devoured everything else. Flavors from Bubblegum to Captain Crunch to Fruit Loops to old fashion cake donuts. Yum! (I'm G Free and I gladly had one and felt sick for 2 days afterward - it was worth it. Maybe one day they'll have a G Free option. A girl can only dream of delicious G Free donut freshly made. *le sigh*) Bring your friends, bring your family, come early, eat all the things. I can't wait to go back! read more

Cash Only but there's an ATM in there. The line gets pretty long but shouldn't really be more than a 40 min wait. They have gluten free options also! The so yummy! The bubblegum doughnut and the berry filled voodoo doll were my faves. Also notice the artwork - the huge mural is made of colored duct tape o_O Anyways, I'm a fan I would just suggest that they put a larger CASH ONLY sign closer to the door because the guy in front of me in line, oh as well as myself, didn't realize it was cash only til we go to the small sign closer up by the cash registers. read more

This is by far the most creative donut shop I have been to. The donuts aren't really for breakfast I would say more of dessert donuts. They go from extra large to small sizes, so you are bound to be filled up. I bought a larger and smaller sized donut and it came out to be about 4 dollars. The drinks come separately but aren't really worth the cost. Extremely small for 2 dollars a piece. You could compare it to school lunch drinks. Overall the staff is very friendly and helpful, the food is great. This place is a must if you're just stopping in town. P.S. - Parking is free if you can parallel park, but other than that you'll have to pay and walk a bit. read more

My favorite place to hit up in Austin. I love the unique donuts so much I always take a dozen home. My favorite is the voodoo donut. It's a fun little place. Parking is terrible but it's kinda expected in this area. read more

I always wanted to check out voodoo donuts and got the chance on Thursday while attending sxsw. The hype is real and the donuts were delicious and the cashier was super friendly and helpful in deciding what the try. I also had my younger cousin with me and it was also his first experience here and he loved it. read more

Voodoo Doughnut - Donuts Near Me - Austin, Texas

I was super excited to finally try voodoo donut. Kind of disappointed. They are a great midnight drunk snack on dirty 6th but HEY TOURIST if you are here from out of state go to Shipley's if you are wanting donuts for Breakfast. Much better. read more

Love this place for a treat! Their options are amazing! I have even tried their vegan donuts (I'm not vegan) but they were equally tasty! Must go to spot for anyone visiting Austin. If you come by and the line is long, it usually moves up pretty quick! read more

Mixed feelings. Honestly, come here for the side-shows. There's nothing better than seeing some of these insane donuts. A donut covered in fruit loops? Okay...! While curious, I enjoy living, so I just got a basic cinnamon donut. It was okay. My partner in crime likes their coffee. I really can't say too much else about this place. The atmosphere is kind of cool and the service is quick and friendly. Some nights they'll have stand-up, and I completely understand that comedy is very, very difficult, but it was just so painful to watch. Additionally, maybe not the best environment for kids, since those comedians will be cursing a fair amount. One visit is all you need. read more

You can not visit Austin and not go to Voodoo Doughnuts. Let me warn you though- choosing just one (or a dozen) will be VERY HARD because they all look so amazing! I enjoyed a McMinnville Cream doughnut. It was soft, creamy, and airy light. Oh my- I need to go back and have another!!! read more

Let me just get this out of the way first: you will become obsessed. I'm absolutely in love with this place. I came across it with a friend who travels frequently and recognized the name from his travels in Portland so in we went. Well, I wouldn't say we went "directly" in- there's often a long line that winds outside onto the sidewalk, but all in good reason. It's a donut (or twelve) that's worth the wait. I'd say there's a flavor for just about anyone here, and vegan options too! The staff is so friendly and I often find myself getting caught up in casual conversation, which is really cool. They even exuberate plenty of patience when I forget that their establishment is cash only and am forced to count them a heaping pile of pennies, nickels, and dimes. If you're in the area and feeling that sweet tooth come on, I definitely recommend giving Voodoo a chance. read more

Not the best. Not the worst. But you're really paying for the gimmick. Cash only. The service is super slow and comes with the typical hipster attitude. Glad we went but not sure we would drive and fight for parking again. read more

I am generally not a donut person but Voodoo Doughnut changed that completely for me. The selection of the different donuts is amazing. Not only is the food great but so are the employees! Everyone who works here always greets you with a smile and are always ready to recommend you a great donut. The only problem I have with Voodoo Doughnut is the Location. Outside of the lively restaurant there are many homeless people who are asking for money. But, that's sixth street for you! read more

I thought my two donuts were pretty good. The place has nice decor. I only give the restaurant 3 stars because the homeless come into the restaurant and beg for money. read more

I didn't want to like this place because it's all the hype and honestly some of their donuts *like the fruit loop and double bubble* donuts look a little.. gross. But honestly, they are delicious! My boss asked me to pick up a big box of assorted donuts for our staff one morning. It was a weekday morning around 10 and the line was pretty long! We got every donut pretty much, even the double bubble. I personally picked myself out a lemon chiffon donut. OMG. Like omg, such creamy icing and the consistency itself was amazing. Okay, guilty, I also had a blueberry cake donut because those are my favorite! Far better than Dunkin or anywhere else I've ever had them. The prices are fair, and they have coffee and chocolate milk too! I definitely recommend. read more

Decided to try this place while visiting Austin...and was disappointed! The cashier was too busy talking and holding up the line...meanwhile donuts were not impressive. Duck donuts are better IMO. This place is just overhyped l. read more

These donuts are a bit over rated. The line was always sooooo longgggg, and the donuts were average. They tasted pretty good, but nothing to rave about. I would recommend trying this place once just to say you've tried it, but definitely not somewhere I would frequent often. read more

Voodoo Doughnut - Donuts Near Me - Austin, Texas

Bought a dozen, but only got 10 in my box!!!!! The girl as nice as she was, forgot to put in my 2 voodoo doll looking doughnuts (which were for my bf's son back in Houston. It was a surprise so since he wasn't expecting it, it doesn't matter) . I kiiiinda blame myself for not checking the box or receipt before I left. I was charged twice for a voodoo doughnut postcard (that was suppose to match the donuts I didn't get). I don't get too bugged about it because I assume it's an honest mistake. I got some donut shades, so my total was like $42. I just thought, man, $42 bucks for 12 donuts and 15 dollar shades is a bit much... So! I wanted to get this traveler deal they had with a dozen donuts, a t shirt , post cards and something else (it cost $42 too). but the girl said it was too late, because she boxed my "12" and half of the donut selection was suppose to be her choice. The donuts were okay. Mexican hot chocolate is the one that stood out the most. it's chocolate & spicy!! The grape and ODB were cool too. Gourmet doughnuts aren't like a new concept for me so I wasn't like excited or anything but I like going to places shown on the food network. I'm unsure how to rate it. It was just an alright experience. read more

Amazing. Just amazing. Don't miss the cereal donuts. They are incredible. They have so many varieties it's difficult to choose. Be prepared for a bit of a line -- but it's worth it. And be aware they only cash. read more

Decent doughnuts , but not the best I have had . If you like weird recipes this is your place . Went because of the huge line, but wouldn't wait in line again for them . read more

Bathrooms closed after 9pm for the rest of the night for no reason even if you get a donut, or a whole box of donuts. No bathroom for patrons and their kids. Great donuts, bad service. read more

It's good, but I honestly don't get the hype around it. Nice thing is they are open around the clock, so go when you can avoid the line.

Yummy selection for 1am! Staff was great! Missed being home in WA and traveling over the bridge to visit Portland's Voodoo Doughnut! #yummy #homesick read more

Everyone raves about this place, and the pictures I've seen made me pretty excited. I got one of their more eccentric donuts, and then a basic eclair with oreos on it. Unfortunately they are pretty average donuts, and I left feeling disappointed after all the hype they seem to get. They also only take cash so we had to go to an ATM before we could get in line. We went on a week day around 8ish, maybe 5 people in line before us and it took quite awhile for us to get up to the counter. Once we got up there, one of my donuts was in the back, and you would have thought I was asking someone to give me their first born child.... So customer service wasn't great either. The venue is pretty cool and it's fun to look at all the donuts, but I probably won't be recommending it to friends when they want desert places in Austin. read more

Picture an empty seating area and a restaurant full of a line snaking back and forth. Seriously, 10 people seated and 60 in line!! What's wrong with that? Customer service!! Literally the 3rd time I have come here and there are over 60 people in line with 2 employees at the counter. As a heads up, if you walk in the door and the back of the line is right there, minimum 45 minute wait until you will see the counter. The donuts are fun because of the creativity but yet still too far outside the standard that it appears to be a bit of a waste. In truth, investment of time for this donut is completely not worth it! You would think management would notice that about every 5 minutes they lose 2-4 customers from the line because of the service time. I would highly suggest some of that creativity get directed to solving basic service levels. read more

Nothing special at all. The vegan selection - which they pride themselves on - is so poor, it's not even worth going in. On the rotating display, they had maybe 10 boring looking vegan donuts. The roasted almond one looked good. When we asked what was in stock, we we given a choice of 4. No roasted almond. We got two. First was a double chocolate which I thought was okay (tasted like sugar, I guess that's good) but my wife hated. Second was one with yellow sprinkles. It was raw inside. Uncooked and sticky. Kinda unappealing but whatever. But it had no taste! Not good, not bad. Literally, no flavor. It was the water of donuts. So I liked one, she hated both, I hated the other. That's a 25% success rate, hence the 1-star review. Why can't you guys make the Oreo donut vegan? Oreos are vegan, just put them on a donut that has no animal products. Come on guys. Very disappointing. Minus points for the filthy tables and sketchy bathroom. read more

Unique donut. The line is long and it takes a while but it's totally understandable for what you are getting. I would recommend it to people, it's definitely an Austin type of experience (even though they started in Portland, Oregon and have one there as well), I think Austin has definitely made it their own. read more

Pricy but fun new and different doughnut combinations. They are large portions and well worth the trip to try something unique. Fun atmosphere read more