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Who knew voodoo is everywhere now, even in New York City and Wynwood. The pink shop is at the corner of NW. 2nd Ave. and 24th St. Inside we saw the donuts being made and the selection spinning around. Today we joined the fan club and got complimentary cherry puff donuts The Miami Vice were too pretty to resist, one was enough for both of us to share, and it was worth every calorie!. It was very difficult to choose just a couple of donuts we wanted them all; they are art just beautiful! The staff was such fun and shared that they've been here for only three months and they're having a blast. There were clean well stocked bathrooms locked with a code. They are selling T-shirts, mugs caps, and bags. Unfortunately there weren't any seats inside or outside to sit down and enjoy our fines.
Super cute shop with lots of options and creative flavors. Our attendant was very sweet and provided great information regarding their doughnuts.
Visited on the 4th of July. Cool place! We walked in and was greeted immediately. The place is cute and very PINK! After exploring the large variety of donuts while listening to good music I decided to try the banana cream pie donut. It was good! It's a large donut and was able to split it 3 ways. They also have merch for sale. If I was in the mood for a cool donut I would stop by again....
I heard about the recently opened Voodoo Doughnut in Wynwood so came to check it out. Ordered the blueberry donut and buttermilk brick. There are a lot of doughnut options, some vegan as well. Staff were pretty friendly. The blueberry tastes pretty artificial. The buttermilk brick was okay. Will go back to try a glazed and see how it is. Decor is fun in the store
So excited Miami has Voodoo. I had to make the trek to Wynwood on the way home from the South Beach Food and Wine Festival and it was definitely worth the stop. Voodoo Doughnuts was created by Portlanders Kenneth "Cat Daddy" Pogson and Tres Shannon in 2003. They were prominent in the Portland bar and music scene and upon discovering that downtown Portland did not have a doughnut shop they decided to fill the void. Their second location opened in 2008 and their signature doughnuts like the Bacon Maple Bar and the Voodoo Doll have gained cult status. They also offer the Cock and Balls doughnuts filled with Bavarian cream and served in its own box. The company logo features a depiction of Baron Samedi, a figure from Haitian Vodou and their slogan is "Good things come in pink boxes." Voodoo Doughnuts has been features on TV shows, including Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, The Travel Channel, Top Chef, and The Amazing Race. Voodoo Wynwood has some pretty insane hours. They are open 6 AM to 3 AM every day. Parking is atrocious because this Wynwood but I did manage to find pay app parking a few blocks down the street. The store was full of people but the line wasn't tong. I was mesmerized by the rotating display of doughnuts. I finally decided on the Marshall Mathers, an M&M covered doughnut, the Churro Cheesecake a limited-time, specialty doughnut featuring a cinnamon-sugar-coated ring topped with creamy cheesecake swirls and a drizzle of caramel, and the signature Voodoo Doll doughnut, a yeast-raised, doll-shaped doughnut filled with raspberry jelly and topped with chocolate frosting, and pierced through the heart with a pretzel stake. The doughnuts I picked were all very heavy on the sugar but delicious. The Churro Cheesecake was my favorite. I wish I bought two. They also have vegan doughnuts and seasonal flavors. The Sublime Key Lime doughnut was created exclusively for Miami Wynwood. It is a raised doughnut dipped in Key lime frosting, topped with tart Key lime fluff. Proceeds benefit NAMI Miami-Dade. Another nod to Miami is the black velvet painting of the Queen of Miami, Gloria Estefan hanging on the wall. With so many kinds of doughnuts to choose from there is something for every taste. I know I am not the only one who is excited to welcome Voodoo to Miami. As I walked around Wynwood it looked everyone was carrying their distinctive pink box.
I finally gave Voodoo Doughnut a try and let me just say... this place is an experience, not just a doughnut stop. The doughnuts are bold, over-the-top, and unapologetically extra in the best way. Sweet? Yes. Decadent? Absolutely. But that's the whole point--you don't come here for "basic," you come here for a sugar rush with flair. Walking in feels like stepping into a hip hop donut dream. Bright colors, quirky decor, and a vibe that's giving edgy but playful. Definitely a late-night, post-dinner, or "just because I deserve it" type of spot. The service was fast-paced but friendly. The cashier matched our vibe and was so sweet to us while giving great recommendations! If you're in Miami and want something fun, indulgent, and a little chaotic in the best way--this is your place.
Tried Voodoo Doughnut Wynwood with a playful, slightly rebellious twist on your classic donut run. I decided to keep it on the more traditional side rather than diving into their wild, eccentric shapes, and honestly, no regrets. The Bacon Maple Bar was that perfect sweet-and-savory combo, the Apple Fritter hit all the warm, comforting notes, the Churro Cheesecake was indulgent without being over the top, and the Portland Cream delivered that rich, classic finish you want from a filled donut. But the real highlight? The guy at the counter (wish I caught his name) had this unmistakable yellow, patchy hairstyle and an even brighter personality. Super engaging, welcoming, and genuinely added to the whole Voodoo vibe, he elevated the experience just as much as the donuts did. Fun concept, great variety, and even better energy. Definitely a spot I'd hit again when the sugar cravings kick in
Can you say PINK? Totally loved this cute donut shop. The name makes it sound scary but it's actually very calming when I walked inside and smelled delish. The rotating donut display was the perfect way to pull me in to but something since they all looked awesome. I got a few different donuts and ate them right there in the shop standing up since no tables. This Wynwood area is the right spot for this donut shop.
Of course when in Wynwood we had to stop in at the new Voodoo location. They had so many varieties of donuts to choose from and it was early so no crowds. I like how they present them in the revolving showcases with the names vos easy to select. The names are pretty funny. We had a Voodoo Doll, it was decorated for St Patrick's day. A good one to share. They also sell merchandise. The service was fast and friendly.
We have had them in their original store in Portland and the airport in Denver. They now are in the Wynwood section of Miami. I am not a big doughnut person but these are awesome! Their special was the Miami Vice donut. A Wow or as Dick Vitale would say, "Awesome baby." The drawback is that there is no where inside to eat them but of course you can take a few home. Glad they are in Miami. Close enough to get to but far enough that it isn't a daily occurrence.
The hype is worth it for the donuts though the coffee is okay. The people were friendly and restrooms were clean. The place is very colorful and has a very fun vibe!
Walking downtown we stopped in at Voodoo Doughnuts. They had so many options! We ended up trying the banana cream donut & a chocolate cake donut. I really liked the banana cream donut! It was a cute place. Everything tasted fresh. I would recommend this place for a little snack while walking around the art district.
What a cutesy doughnut spot newly opened in the heart of Wynwood. Ordered online for pick up and it was super quick and easy to do. Prices were fair and when we arrived to the location, it was very clean and pink. Can't go wrong with a glazed, but the rest fell short in taste. Still a good doughnut if you're in the area.
15 days ago
My first time trying Voodoo Doughnut, and it was delicious! I ended up trying the Pumpkin Spice Latte and Banana Cream Pie flavors, and both had fillings inside. They honestly tasted more like little flavored donut cakes, and I loved them! Both flavors were SO good, and now I definitely want to go back and try some of their other flavors. Yum yum yum! The service was also fast, and the employees were super kind and welcoming. Overall, great first experience, and I'll definitely be back to try more flavors! read more
Voodoo doughnut is finally in miami so I got to try them at the wynwood location. Ended up getting an ol dirty bastard doughnut which was a glazed doughnut topped with icing, oreo, amd peanut butter.. it was very good. Got a cold brew also it hit the spot. Girl at the register was nice and very helpful when I was trying to decide. read more
Love these hardcore donut shops. This corner spot was plastered in pink for an easy view from a block away and continued that pink and white theme inside with purple neon accent lines. The word Voodoo was upside down on the ceiling in orange with recessed lighting. Loud rap music playing creating a certain intentional atmosphere. Two rotating custom donut displays on both sides of the order counter. Staff were personable. Bought cinnamon, glazed cruller and blueberry donuts for a few bucks each. All tasted fresh and moist. read more
Who knew voodoo is everywhere now, even in New York City and Wynwood. The pink shop is at the corner of NW. 2nd Ave. and 24th St. Inside we saw the donuts being made and the selection spinning around. Today we joined the fan club and got complimentary cherry puff donuts The Miami Vice were too pretty to resist, one was enough for both of us to share, and it was worth every calorie!. It was very difficult to choose just a couple of donuts we wanted them all; they are art just beautiful! The staff was such fun and shared that they've been here for only three months and they're having a blast. There were clean well stocked bathrooms locked with a code. They are selling T-shirts, mugs caps, and bags. Unfortunately there weren't any seats inside or outside to sit down and enjoy our fines. read more
Visited on the 4th of July. Cool place! We walked in and was greeted immediately. The place is cute and very PINK! After exploring the large variety of donuts while listening to good music I decided to try the banana cream pie donut. It was good! It's a large donut and was able to split it 3 ways. They also have merch for sale. If I was in the mood for a cool donut I would stop by again.... read more
I heard about the recently opened Voodoo Doughnut in Wynwood so came to check it out. Ordered the blueberry donut and buttermilk brick. There are a lot of doughnut options, some vegan as well. Staff were pretty friendly. The blueberry tastes pretty artificial. The buttermilk brick was okay. Will go back to try a glazed and see how it is. Decor is fun in the store read more
So excited Miami has Voodoo. I had to make the trek to Wynwood on the way home from the South Beach Food and Wine Festival and it was definitely worth the stop. Voodoo Doughnuts was created by Portlanders Kenneth "Cat Daddy" Pogson and Tres Shannon in 2003. They were prominent in the Portland bar and music scene and upon discovering that downtown Portland did not have a doughnut shop they decided to fill the void. Their second location opened in 2008 and their signature doughnuts like the Bacon Maple Bar and the Voodoo Doll have gained cult status. They also offer the Cock and Balls doughnuts filled with Bavarian cream and served in its own box. The company logo features a depiction of Baron Samedi, a figure from Haitian Vodou and their slogan is "Good things come in pink boxes." Voodoo Doughnuts has been features on TV shows, including Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, The Travel Channel, Top Chef, and The Amazing Race. Voodoo Wynwood has some pretty insane hours. They are open 6 AM to 3 AM every day. Parking is atrocious because this Wynwood but I did manage to find pay app parking a few blocks down the street. The store was full of people but the line wasn't tong. I was mesmerized by the rotating display of doughnuts. I finally decided on the Marshall Mathers, an M&M covered doughnut, the Churro Cheesecake a limited-time, specialty doughnut featuring a cinnamon-sugar-coated ring topped with creamy cheesecake swirls and a drizzle of caramel, and the signature Voodoo Doll doughnut, a yeast-raised, doll-shaped doughnut filled with raspberry jelly and topped with chocolate frosting, and pierced through the heart with a pretzel stake. The doughnuts I picked were all very heavy on the sugar but delicious. The Churro Cheesecake was my favorite. I wish I bought two. They also have vegan doughnuts and seasonal flavors. The Sublime Key Lime doughnut was created exclusively for Miami Wynwood. It is a raised doughnut dipped in Key lime frosting, topped with tart Key lime fluff. Proceeds benefit NAMI Miami-Dade. Another nod to Miami is the black velvet painting of the Queen of Miami, Gloria Estefan hanging on the wall. With so many kinds of doughnuts to choose from there is something for every taste. I know I am not the only one who is excited to welcome Voodoo to Miami. As I walked around Wynwood it looked everyone was carrying their distinctive pink box. read more
6 months ago
I finally gave Voodoo Doughnut a try and let me just say... this place is an experience, not just a doughnut stop. The doughnuts are bold, over-the-top, and unapologetically extra in the best way. Sweet? Yes. Decadent? Absolutely. But that's the whole point--you don't come here for "basic," you come here for a sugar rush with flair. Walking in feels like stepping into a hip hop donut dream. Bright colors, quirky decor, and a vibe that's giving edgy but playful. Definitely a late-night, post-dinner, or "just because I deserve it" type of spot. The service was fast-paced but friendly. The cashier matched our vibe and was so sweet to us while giving great recommendations! If you're in Miami and want something fun, indulgent, and a little chaotic in the best way--this is your place. read more
6 months ago
Tried Voodoo Doughnut Wynwood with a playful, slightly rebellious twist on your classic donut run. I decided to keep it on the more traditional side rather than diving into their wild, eccentric shapes, and honestly, no regrets. The Bacon Maple Bar was that perfect sweet-and-savory combo, the Apple Fritter hit all the warm, comforting notes, the Churro Cheesecake was indulgent without being over the top, and the Portland Cream delivered that rich, classic finish you want from a filled donut. But the real highlight? The guy at the counter (wish I caught his name) had this unmistakable yellow, patchy hairstyle and an even brighter personality. Super engaging, welcoming, and genuinely added to the whole Voodoo vibe, he elevated the experience just as much as the donuts did. Fun concept, great variety, and even better energy. Definitely a spot I'd hit again when the sugar cravings kick in read more
Can you say PINK? Totally loved this cute donut shop. The name makes it sound scary but it's actually very calming when I walked inside and smelled delish. The rotating donut display was the perfect way to pull me in to but something since they all looked awesome. I got a few different donuts and ate them right there in the shop standing up since no tables. This Wynwood area is the right spot for this donut shop. read more
7 months ago
Of course when in Wynwood we had to stop in at the new Voodoo location. They had so many varieties of donuts to choose from and it was early so no crowds. I like how they present them in the revolving showcases with the names vos easy to select. The names are pretty funny. We had a Voodoo Doll, it was decorated for St Patrick's day. A good one to share. They also sell merchandise. The service was fast and friendly. read more
We have had them in their original store in Portland and the airport in Denver. They now are in the Wynwood section of Miami. I am not a big doughnut person but these are awesome! Their special was the Miami Vice donut. A Wow or as Dick Vitale would say, "Awesome baby." The drawback is that there is no where inside to eat them but of course you can take a few home. Glad they are in Miami. Close enough to get to but far enough that it isn't a daily occurrence. read more
5 months ago
Walking downtown we stopped in at Voodoo Doughnuts. They had so many options! We ended up trying the banana cream donut & a chocolate cake donut. I really liked the banana cream donut! It was a cute place. Everything tasted fresh. I would recommend this place for a little snack while walking around the art district. read more
24 days ago
What a cutesy doughnut spot newly opened in the heart of Wynwood. Ordered online for pick up and it was super quick and easy to do. Prices were fair and when we arrived to the location, it was very clean and pink. Can't go wrong with a glazed, but the rest fell short in taste. Still a good doughnut if you're in the area. read more
This one is stuff on our tour in Miami and we had to try the maple bar, which was disciple! The service was extremely friendly and very helpful. Cute little store with merchandise and lots of different donuts to try. I would definitely come back here. read more
6 months ago
I nearly squealed with excitement when I stumbled upon Voodoo Doughnut in Wynwood. I found out about this PNW-based doughnut shop through their beer collabs with Rogue many years ago. While there is also another more established location in Universal Studios, it's much cooler when the cool place is right in your own backyard. As soon as you open the door and walk inside, you're hit with the sugary sweet smell of a doughnut shop -- a delight to the senses indeed. I admired the rotating display and selected the treats I would bring home to share. I wanted a cream filled doughnut for myself, but they were out of the specific one I requested. The salesman was so nice -- he went to the kitchen and prepared a fresh cream filled doughnut for me. They were all good and I will definitely be back for more. read more
7 months ago
Loved Voodoo Doughnut! The donuts are huge and very well priced in my opinion. I got the Portland Cream because I love Boston cream pie and that is what it reminded me of. The store is very fun and lively with fun decor, very bright. To be honest I did not have high hope for the doughnut. I thought they would taste just like Dunkin Doughnuts, which is not bad, but nothing special. But I was wrong, my doughnut was delicious! Now I know why they are so big because once you start eating it, you want more! Awesome addition to the Wynwood area! read more
They recently opened a location in Wynwood and I've been going all the time now! I signed up for their rewards program too so I highly recommend doing that if you live close and love their donuts. I really enjoyed their oreo donuts and fruity pebbles donuts. read more
Voodoo donut is definitely one of my favorite spots. Specially, if I'm in the theme park thankfully now I have one near by in wynwood. The service is impressive, I was greeted by the cashier and felt very welcomed. I loved the decor, definitely many selfie opportunities. As for the donuts, to be frank it wasn't to my liking. I felt some were stale and other overly sugary. read more
2 months ago
6 months ago
The staff being a bit rude definitely threw off the experience for me. I wanted to split a doughnut with my friend, but they didn't have any plastic utensils, which was pretty disappointing. The doughnut itself didn't taste very fresh, and the filling actually made it worse--it tasted better before getting to that part. Overall, I wouldn't recommend it and would honestly choose Krispy Kreme over this. read more
7 months ago
Love! The donuts are delicious and fresh. Service was very friendly. Love how many vegan options they have. The decor and aesthetic is cute but they really need some tables. You basically have to hold the box and eat standing up. read more
The donuts absolutely live up to the hype! We got 3 specialty donuts and all of them were delicious! The staff were all kind, but definitely still learning the flow and operations of a new store so expect a slower wait time. Add Voodoo to your list when looking for an indulgent treat, and try the Sublime Key Lime donut! read more
The have vegan doughnuts. Not just a token few, they have close to a dozen vegan doughnuts. There menu is very creative and delicious. Miami finally gets a Voodoo Doughnut right in the heart of Wynwood. They are open early 6am and close late 3am read more
6 months ago
Went to Voodoo Doughnuts in Wynwood tonight and honestly had the worst experience with the employees. I ordered through the mobile app to avoid the line, but we stood in the mobile order area for like 20-25 minutes and no one ever came to help us. We tried multiple times to get someone's attention (a blonde girl with braids) and she straight up ignored us every time. I'll say this -- it was really busy and there were only 2 employees up front, so we understood it might take some patience. But even then, she could've handled the situation completely differently instead of just ignoring us. At that point we just got in the regular line, which completely defeats the purpose of ordering ahead. While we're waiting, we see her helping an Uber order that literally just walked in. My husband asked her if mobile orders were even being handled since we'd been waiting forever, and she just said "in a little" with an attitude. Meanwhile, everyone else was getting helped but us. Then she goes to the back (you can see everything through the glass) and starts talking and laughing with the other employees about us while we're just trying to get our order. Super rude and unprofessional. What's crazy is another customer who also ordered mobile (and got there after us) noticed what was happening and ended up helping us by asking for our order. We literally had to rely on another customer just to get our food... that's how bad it was. The whole thing was stressful and unnecessary. It could've been handled so easily if the employee just did her job. The staff needs some training in customer service. After tonight, definitely my first and last time going there. read more
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We purchased donuts on 4-9-2026. We ordered... 1Old dirty bastard 1churro 1 glazed 1 apple fritter 1 blueberry 1 donut stick? (It looks like a donut stick not sure of the name) Everything except the old dirty bastard was awful! The donut stick was stale and hard as a rock. The churro flavor was gross and it had all this white cream inside. The apple fritter was over fried. The blueberry tasted like chemical blueberry flavor. The glazed was like a Dunkin donut. These donuts were definitely not worth the price and are overhyped. Save yourself the disappointment and money (5$ for basic donuts and up from there per donut!) you're better off going to dunkin read more
6 months ago
Best doughnuts in town. Service is great. Place is amazing. The doughnuts are all tasteful and look delicious. Definitely will go back. read more
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