Deja Vu Restaurant

You're walking down Abington Avenue and you spot Deja Vu tucked away with a quiet confidence that screams it doesn't need to shout. This is proper neighbourhood dining—the kind of place where regulars know their table and the kitchen knows what they're ordering before they ask. The French-leaning menu suggests someone's done their homework, translating classic techniques into something that feels both polished and unpretentious. It's the sort of restaurant that makes you wonder how you've not been in sooner, and why it's not packed every single night.