Creole Cuisine During Lunch or Dinner, or Meal for Two at DeJAVU Restaurant (Up to 50% Off)

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Alligator stew, shrimp and grits, and other classic Creole recipes honed by a chef over more than 30 years of experience and travel

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DeJAVU Restaurant - Multiple Locations: Creole Cuisine During Lunch or Dinner, or Meal for Two at DeJAVU Restaurant (Up to 50% Off)

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  • $10 for $20 worth of Creole food during lunch
  • $20 for $40 worth of Creole food during dinner, redeemable Sunday–Thursday
  • $38.50 for one appetizer, two entrees, and two desserts (up to $57 value)
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DeJAVU Restaurant

DeJAVU Restaurant owner Gary Williams has learned a lot about food in more than 30 years as a chef, but one thing he never picked up is a formal culinary education. Instead, his Creole-themed menus build off his firsthand experience traveling the country from New Orleans to California to Miami. Take, for example, DeJAVU's alligator stew. Without ever consulting a recipe or a magical talking oven mitt, Williams paired sautéed gator tail meat with a house blend of Creole seasoning, giving the stew a character of its own with curry, French bell peppers, and onions. In addition to the Cajun favorites, DeJAVU's menu presents plenty of vegan and vegetarian options, such as pasta primavera sautéed in coconut milk for a main course and vegan carrot-raisin bread for dessert.

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