Voodoo Doughnut Menu 2026: Every Donut, Flavors & Locations

The Bacon Maple Bar is Voodoo Doughnut's most iconic item — a maple-frosted long john bar topped with two strips of crispy bacon. It's the donut that put Voodoo on the map and remains the most photographed item in the case. A close second is the Voodoo Doll — a humanoid yeast donut filled with raspberry jelly, dipped in chocolate, and stabbed with a pretzel stake.

Voodoo Doughnut does not publish prices on its website, and pricing varies by location and time. Specialty donuts like the Bacon Maple Bar and Voodoo Doll generally cost more than classic glazed donuts. For current prices, check the in-store menu board, call your nearest location, or check delivery apps like DoorDash or Uber Eats, which often list current prices. Prices reviewed May 2026 could not be independently verified for all locations.

Voodoo Doughnut has locations in Portland, OR (original 22 SW 3rd Ave location plus a second Portland store), Eugene, OR, Denver, CO, Austin, TX, Houston, TX, Universal Studios Hollywood (Los Angeles, CA), Universal Studios Orlando (FL), and Universal CityWalk (Universal Studios Hollywood). The Portland original is the most famous. Use the store locator at voodoodoughnut.com for current hours and addresses.

The original Portland, OR location (22 SW 3rd Ave) is famous for being open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — which is part of why it became a late-night Portland institution. Not all locations are 24 hours; other stores typically open early morning and close by midnight or later. Confirm with your specific location before making a late-night trip.

Voodoo Doughnut has historically offered a small selection of vegan donuts at some locations — typically a rotating selection of glazed or fruit-filled donuts made without dairy or eggs. Availability varies by location and day. Ask at the counter which items are vegan that day, as the vegan case changes with what's been freshly made. The Bacon Maple Bar is not vegan.

Voodoo Doughnut became a viral sensation in the early social-media era — the Bacon Maple Bar, Voodoo Doll, and Cock-N-Balls were among the first donuts to spread widely on blogs and Instagram before influencer culture had a name. The original Portland store is a tourist destination in its own right, attracting visitors who've seen the pink boxes in travel guides and food media. The 24-hour hours, central Old Town location, and no-reservation walk-in model all concentrate demand. Lines move faster than they look — typical waits are 10–20 minutes at peak times.

Voodoo Doughnut's signature pink boxes are standard pastry boxes — they hold any combination of donuts you order. There's no fixed set "pink box" deal; the box is just what your donuts come in. Boxes are available in various sizes. The pink box has become iconic enough that it's sold as merchandise. Some limited-edition boxes feature Voodoo artwork.

As of May 2026, Voodoo Doughnut does not offer nationwide shipping for fresh donuts. Donuts are made fresh and are best consumed within hours of purchase. Voodoo does sell branded merchandise (T-shirts, hats, pink boxes) online at their official site. Local delivery may be available via DoorDash or Uber Eats at select locations — check the app for your city.

The Voodoo Doughnut locations at Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Studios Orlando (in Universal CityWalk) carry a selection of the signature donuts including the Bacon Maple Bar and Voodoo Doll. Prices at theme park locations tend to be higher than at standalone stores. The menu is curated rather than the full rotating lineup, but the core Voodoo experience is intact. Many Universal visitors plan it as a post-ride stop.