Voodoo Doughnut is set to open its first Bellevue location at 10713 Main Street on Sunday, October 19, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled for 8 a.m. The new shop marks the company’s 25th location nationwide.
The Bellevue storefront previously housed Rudy’s Barbershop, which closed in September 2024 after receiving an eviction notice. Rudy’s had operated at that address since 2014 and was a longtime fixture of Old Bellevue’s Main Street.
To celebrate its grand opening, Voodoo Doughnut will give the first 25 guests in line a free Voodoo Dozen or Vegan Dozen. The company will also donate 20% of opening day proceeds to Bellevue LifeSpring, a local nonprofit that provides food and support to Bellevue children and families in need.
The new shop will debut a Bellevue-exclusive doughnut called the Apple Orchard, selected by fans in an online vote. The fall-inspired doughnut features a cinnamon sugar shell filled with spiced apple pieces and apple cinnamon fluff. Partial proceeds from each Apple Orchard doughnut sold through November 30, 2025, will also go to Bellevue LifeSpring.
Voodoo Doughnut, known for its colorful and unconventional treats, will offer more than 40 handcrafted varieties at the Bellevue location. Favorites like the Bacon Maple Bar, Voodoo Doll, Grape Ape, Memphis Mafia, and several vegan options will be available.
Founded in Portland, Oregon, in 2003, Voodoo Doughnut has built a national following for its creative flavors and unique store designs.
The Bellevue location will operate late-night hours, opening from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday, and extending until 1 a.m. on Thursdays through Saturdays.
Doce Donut is much better.
Doce donut huh? Maybe save some time posting an uplifting comment vs detracting from a new business in Bellevue. Personally, I’m super stoked for Voodoo to come to Bellevue. More cool spots = a more vibrant city.
Can’t wait to try these unique donuts! Bellevue has room for many dessert stores / bring it!
New Netherland 1614
Thanks to Son of Humanity and Noah’s Ark
@Grace Yi Don’t knock it off before you try it.
Voodoo donuts suck. It’s a big franchise now.
Will never purchase any from a store with that name!!
I’ve wanted to try these doughnuts but I didnt want to go to Seattle just for these, but Bellevue is closer.
Voodoo donuts are the best.
Hope they leave soon. We dont want them here
Yeah!!!! Happy !!
@Grace Yi and @Jose Rivera
Are you guys the business owners for the new Voodoo donut location?
It sure seems like it. =)
Never tried these doughnuts, but I’m pretty sure that you pay for the name more than the doughnuts
I am looking forward to trying them.
I am probably going to buy extra just to annoy all the sourpusses in the comments here.
few want your pdx crap here
New to me , will I try it? Nah I quit eating donuts long ago, watching my sugar intake also waist line, once in a while buy only one at Safeway market nearby, that all , wish them luck
Well Kevin Lee let’s hear ur big franchise idea! I hear lots of envy in ur posts considering they are doing well & ur what complaining cause u can’t buy any! Haters r hated! Remember that! I ve never heard of them till the other day & can’t wait to try one! Congrats voodoo doughnuts, another benchmark made in ur success!
Wonder if they will do weddings at this location>
I say for every negative comment, the more I will go to Voodoo! Every trip to Portland I brough back Voodoo donuts home before they made a store in Seattle.
We just went to War Torn Portland and grabbed some VooDoo donuts on our way back to the train station. They were delicious, but no different than any other donut shop. And for a dozen donuts that cost $50, I think I’ll pass. It was fun ONCE, but having to park in downtown Bellevue is a nightmare.