Deja Brew Coffee House

I’ve only been here twice, but both times the food/drink has been great. Tasty bakery items and the honey cold brew is excellent! When I went inside, there wasn’t a lot of room for people waiting on to-go orders, and the girl taking my order didn’t know what the different bakery items were. Today I did the drive-through which was super quick and easy. Very convenient on a cold morning.

This is a nice coffee shop with good vibes inside. They have yummy staples and some new creative drinks! The team is always friendly and the orders come out pretty quickly. Outdoor seating is available with lots of parking.

Nice little spot post eye doc appointment up the road. Mid-morning visit for a mocha. I ordered the triple, a touch sweet for my palette, so I'd probably try a single or double next time. There's a drive-thru if you're in a rush or just don't want to go in. A good number of tables and other types of seating in and out. Some baked goods and other food menu items that I'd try next time. Boring pic of a to-go cup - seems like that's what they use even for 'dine-in'. Maybe a covid leftover.

I had a large order that I'd called ahead for, Caterine and the staff were absolutely fantastic! They took extra care to make sure everything was just as it should be, and labeled each person's name on their drink. I'm so pleased and a customer for life!

Expect to get expired coffee if you go here around 12pm to 4pm they don’t change it unless they’re out of coffee. Otherwise you’re drinking coffee that was brewed when they first open. I don’t know why they sell food when they’re out of most ingredients everyday. None of the baristas know what they’re doing and they don’t care to either. The place looks a complete mess. They have random pastry’s on display with no kind of labeling. I wouldn’t be surprised if people were served outdated pastries. I also overheard baristas talking about how they only make 8$ an hour so why should they work harder. 8$ an hour? That’s ridiculous. Who can live off 8$ an hour. Even if you’re a high school kid you can find a better job or similar job that pays you fairly. It’s not hard to train your employees right and pay them fairly. Maybe if you did they would work harder for you. This place will probably close down in a year or two.

Pretty good coffee. The pesto turkey ciabatta was made on some really good ciabatta bread. It was always busy and is clearly a neighborhood favorite.

What I didn’t like was that one particular trash can had several days worth of coffee drippings on it. And it was nearly overflowing when I left, despite the staff not being incredibly busy. Typically if a detail like that is off in a restaurant, their are other things that are off as well.

However given how much myself and others enjoyed the food and spending time there I would recommend you stop in there and see if it’s for you

Classic coffee house vibe. Good place to meet or get some work done. Food was tolerable though not impressive. Would pass on that.

First time caller! I was on this side of town and wrapped up early so found this place on Google Maps looking for an independent coffee house. It looked closed from the outside but I saw cars in the drive-thru so tried my luck at the door, happy to see a few folks dining inside the well-spaced out cafe. I ordered an egg sandwich on a bagel and a hot tea. The server in training was very nice and did a great job, even bringing my selections to my seat after I had sat down. The baked goods looked tasty, but I resisted... today. 😜 I will definitely stop in here again when on this side of town.

My husband and I odered two small cappuccinos and boy were they small! They were also completely tepid and barely had any coffee in them. Mostly milk. Very disappointed and probably won't be coming back unfortunately.

The food looks/taste fake, like they took it from the freezer and put it in the microwave. The iced coffee is very watered down, but the vibe of the shop is cute. Service was rude also.