Dejavu Restaurant and Lounge — Restaurant in Toronto

I attended this place in the late night for a good friend's birthday.

It is a lovely spot for Afrobeats as the crowd is predominantly of African descent. The venue itself is a good, comfortable size, not too big but not too small. I loved the fact that the party goers were a lively bunch and were up about dancing to the music in the friend groups. The bottles seem a tad overpriced but in this business alcohol is what makes you turn a profit and if people are buying then you keep your price at whatever you want. There were two chasers with bottle (both pop) and cranberrt juice was out of stock but they did have my favourite option of pineapple juice.

It is a good spot if you like Afrobeats. I did not try the food as we went to dinner before attending this restaurant/lounge but I saw selection and it was all traditional African food. There could of been other options but I am speaking based on what I noticed.

P.S. Bottle girls...

BAD!!! Left MB to experience the high and mighty Dejavu club with my guys…got there got in bought a few overcharged drinks but no p, then went outside to pick a few friends…thats how one security dressed like low budget ninga turtle denied us entry even me, still had my drinks inside long story short I had never been that embarrassed in my life in public….after over 1hour had to call my guys inside so we could leave…changed location to TOOP lounge, terrible experience. If it’s strictly by reservation let it be known at the gate, dont forget your space cant take more than 5-6 reservations so...

Please don’t go here to party, unless you want to be discriminated against. My friends paid for a table but the short brown looking security guard didn’t let us in and swore we were not with my original group of friends even though my friends came out multiple times to explain the situation. The security guard proceeded to request more money from us to be sent to a private email. Wouldn’t be doing this again, you couldn’t pay me to return back you’re better off at Toop, est, Regalz or any other Nigerian club without foreign nationals being...