DALLAS — We've known for several months that Voodoo Doughnut, the Oregon-founded gourmet doughnut shop, was planning its first North Texas location.
Now we know when it will open.
Voodoo will open its Lower Greenville location in Dallas on Monday, Nov. 20, at 8 a.m. The location's address is 1806 Greenville Avenue, near Lewis Street.
Voodoo, which has 20 other locations across the U.S. and seven others in Texas, is considered to be among the originators of the gourmet doughnut category.
"It’s been a long time coming,” Voodoo Doughnut CEO Chris Schultz said in a press release Monday. “We’re very excited to finally bring some of that Voodoo Magic to the city of Dallas."
In July, Schultz said Voodoo was "thrilled to unveil our plans to establish a presence in Dallas—a city we've had our eye on for quite some time."
“This announcement not only signifies our commitment to growth but also our dedication to providing opportunities locally. By creating over 75 jobs, we aim to contribute meaningfully to the vibrant community.”
Voodoo Doughnut was established in 2003 in Portland, Ore., quickly becoming a hit. The company’s unique and imaginative flavors of gourmet doughnuts, including the award-winning Bacon Maple Bar, the Memphis Mafia and the Cannolo have gained widespread popularity.
There are over 50 flavor options to choose from, including 25 vegan alternatives.
The company said it "emphasizes the guest experience, employee incentives, and community engagement through charitable initiatives," too.
Voodoo's other Texas locations include spots in Houston, San Antonio and Austin.
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