Voodoo donught coming to dallas.

[candcallen]

A new doughnut shop is coming to this North Texas city

"We’re thrilled to unveil our plans to establish a presence in Dallas—a city we've had our eye on for quite some time,” Voodoo Doughnut CEO Chris Schultz said.

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[Grumps21]

Stay away. Wife made me stop at one in Portland last year. People were lined up outside the building in the middle of the day to get in. The donuts were ok, but I felt like I needed a shower after we left. The staff was like Starbucks on steroids. Freak show with a dash of … I don’t know really. It just felt not right.

I showed wife this article and she said there’s already one here in Houston in the trendy Midtown area off of Washington. Never knew that. Round Rock donuts would be a much better donut chain to welcome IMO

 

[oldag]

Stay away. Wife made me stop at one in Portland last year. People were lined up outside the building in the middle of the day to get in. The donuts were ok, but I felt like I needed a shower after we left. The staff was like Starbucks on steroids. Freak show with a dash of … I don’t know really. It just felt not right.

I showed wife this article and she said there’s already one here in Houston in the trendy Midtown area off of Washington. Never knew that. Round Rock donuts would be a much better donut chain to welcome IMO

Pretty accurate assessment.

 

[Maxmax0341]

If its its anything like the one in Portland Oregon, its a complete waste of time. Completely over rated

 

[S13]

Been to the one in Universal Orlando. Round Rock is better.

 

[Sasquatch]

Stay away. Wife made me stop at one in Portland last year. People were lined up outside the building in the middle of the day to get in. The donuts were ok, but I felt like I needed a shower after we left. The staff was like Starbucks on steroids. Freak show with a dash of … I don’t know really. It just felt not right.

I showed wife this article and she said there’s already one here in Houston in the trendy Midtown area off of Washington. Never knew that. Round Rock donuts would be a much better donut chain to welcome IMO

If its its anything like the one in Portland Oregon, its a complete waste of time. Completely over rated

Yep - having grown up in that region and had occasion to sample their wares more than once - I will say don't waste your time or your money. They're not great, the thing that set them off locally other than the face pierced freakshow that occasionally worked the counter (moreso in the late years, not quite as prevalent when they started) was their maple-bacon doughnut - but it really wasn't any better than just jamming some crispy bacon on a grocery store maple bar. HEB doughnuts are better.

I'm much happier to see Dutch Bros coffee coming in strong in Texas, than VD Donuts. Friends don't let friends get VD.

 

[jrbfishn]

Been to the one in Universal Orlando. Round Rock is better.

It has been way too long since I had Round Rock donuts. Way too long.

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[equin]

Never heard of Voodoo Donuts. I know most have never heard of Tato Nut from Ocean Springs, Mississippi, but those are my all-time favorite donuts.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

I do my best to avoid 'freak shows'...green/pink hair, with lots and lots of puncture jewelry and tatted up to the max...ugh.

 

[oldag]

Shipley's for hot glazed. Nothing better in my book.

 

[TheMailMan]

You can find better and less expensive donuts at most any Texas donut shop.

There's a shop here in Kaufman, Donut Palace that's AWESOME. I like to think I know donuts. My dad was a baker for his entire adult life. I was frying donuts on Saturday mornings when I was 10 years old. I got paid in donuts. All I could eat.

This shop in Kaufman...have the best donuts I've ever had. Their apple fritters are proof positive that God loves us.

 

[SGT Dave]

Below average quality, their claim to fame is adding weird stuff like breakfast cereal to the donut. The one I went to in Portland featured a huge cock-shaped donut on display. I wish I was joking.

 

[Sam7sf]

Yeah the quality of the donut isn’t great.

 

[Nicholst55]

Snowflake Donuts in Fulshear gets my money. A little mom-n'-pop shop. Way better than Shipley.

 

[Wudidiz]

If donuts are the Devil's candy, surely I'm destined for Hell. I prefer donuts from our local Chinese donut shop. They make awesome apple fritters and filled maple bars. Hallelujah! I try to minimize my intake to about 12 donuts per week. Health kick.

 

[Sasquatch]

Below average quality, their claim to fame is adding weird stuff like breakfast cereal to the donut. The one I went to in Portland featured a huge cock-shaped donut on display. I wish I was joking.

Yep - no joke, their dick donut is one of the more popular ones. They say its because of the novelty, but I mean, its Portland, 80% of the population enjoys putting dick shaped things in their eat-hole.

 

[General Zod]

Hard pass. Yet another Krispy Kreme serving mediocre products based on nothing but hype. Give me a mom-and-pop donut shop any day. Even better if it's run by Koreans. Don't ask me why, but all the best donut shops tend to have a Korean family owning them.

 

[popsgarland]

The donut shop I go to is owned by a Korean. He has the best donuts I've ever eaten.

I've been going there every Sunday for, almost, 15 years. I get the same donuts every
time, kinda a tradition of the wife and me. I walk in, we say good morning to each other,
he gets a box, puts in our donuts, I pay, we say "have a good day" Then I go home,
pour a cup of coffee, get my donuts, eat them while I surf TGT.

This is after I say "good morning, donut run time, to my TGT friends.

 

[Nicholst55]

Hard pass. Yet another Krispy Kreme serving mediocre products based on nothing but hype. Give me a mom-and-pop donut shop any day. Even better if it's run by Koreans. Don't ask me why, but all the best donut shops tend to have a Korean family owning them.

Snowflake Donuts here in Fulshear is run by a Vietnamese family. They do just as well as the Koreans.

Oh, and the local PD informs me that they're not called donuts any more; they're 'power rings.'

 

[baboon]

For what it would cost me to eat donuts I could find a greasy spoon & eat so much better.