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I Really Wanted To Love This Place But...
In town for one day. Couldn't decide between Rosie's and Deja Vu. Read a lot of positive reviews for both online and went with Deja Vu. It simply did not live to the many positive online reviews.
Food
Chicken Tender Dinner
Tenders
- Cannot be held without the bread coming off the chicken and crumbling
- The default seasoning blend in the breading should be delicious in and of itself to appeal to those who like both dipping their tenders in sauce and having some bites without
- The actual chicken appeared to be white meat, so, five stars for that; unfortunately, like others have already said, they were greasy in that once you took one from the basket, a pool of oil beneath the tenders was evident
- At first glance the number of sauces sound so appealing, in reality, all is not what it seems; for example, topping a sauce with a sprinkle of a particular spice or some coconut sprinkles is not original or combining two sauces together like ranch and buffalo
Fries
- Skin on
- Not salted to my liking
- They arrived at the table warm, not hot
- Nothing remarkable about them
Coleslaw
- Average, mayo based, unremarkable
Milkshake
- A huge disappointment
- Had the peach milkshake that seemingly didn't have any peach
- Could not detect any peach pieces by taste or appearance
- The peach flavour tasted simulated, I suspect maybe a peach flavoured syrup was used
Service
- Wait time to be seated was reasonable, around 8 to 10 minutes
- Order was taken quickly, food arrived quickly as well
- Servers were attentive, polite, responsive
Atmosphere
- Diner-esque
- Booths and tables
- No standout features
In conclusion, I would not return to Deja Vu. It did not live up to expectations. It's unfortunate because the potential is there to elevate many of these otherwise ubiquitous menu items so that they're unique, one-of-a-kind, must-haves that could compel visitors to dine at Deja Vu AND want to return.