Q: positive

A: This is the only eatery/mini-market in Vdara; otherwise you'll have to make the quick walk across the way to Aria to get a variety of eateries/restaurants. Since me and my boyfriend were staying at Vdara and didn't want to shell out an arm and a leg for room service, we ate from here twice. Fri 8pm: After checking in and getting settled, I sent the boyfriend downstairs to pick something up for dinner. He came back with a large shopping bag that read "Market Cafe Vdara" along the front. He brought out the **SOUTHWEST CHICKEN PANINI** which is spicy, juicy deliciousness! The chicken was a good piece of meat and the combo of tastes, textures, and a kick of heat went really well together. It didn't include any sides but the panini was large enough for me and my boyfriend to share especially since we were looking for something quick, easy, and not too heavy to eat before our big night out on the Strip. Sun 7pm: After a long day at the Aria sports bar me and the boyfriend went back to Vdara to nap. We passed the Cafe and decided to order some food since we were hungry. I ordered the **PATTY MELT** and my boyfriend ordered the **GRILLED MARINATED SHRIMP WRAP**. We hurried upstairs to devour our grub. The PATTY MELT was meaty, yummy, and semi-greasy = YUM. It included a side of fries which were also cripsy, thick, and seasoned well. As for the SHRIMP WRAP, we could've done without it. The shrimp were slivers and the bulk of the wrap was bitter lettuce. Luckily the PATTY MELT was also a good size for me and my boyfriend to share. Peak hours seem to be early morning around breakfast with all the tables and chairs taken up and a gang of people waiting in line to order food items and/or the many beverage choices (coffees, iced coffees, blended frozen beverages, etc). In addition to the Cafe there is an adjoining area to buy 'high end' groceries (since Vdara rooms come equipped with a mini kitchen): imported cheeses, meats, teas, alcohol, ice cream, tv dinners, etc. It can be a bit pricey but the convenience and surprisingly good food items we've had make it worth it.

Q: negative

A: Ordered a Gilled Italian with "NO Tomatoes" to go as a suggestion from one of 8 people behind the counter. Didn't realize till I got home it was something totally different. Food is just so-so. I prefer paradise I think.

Q: positive

A: It is always so nice to eat here. I have never had a bad meal at any Wildflower. Today I went crazy and tried something not of a Chicken Salad nature.--lol-- I know shocking! I had the Sweet Potato Sandwich ( weird sounding, huh? ) and Vegetarian Lentil Tomato soup. Ummmmm, delish, delish, delish. The place is always so crowded though and you have to fight to get a table at times but the service is still very good. Everyone is smiling and helpful. I love that it is connected to Changing Hands Bookstore too. I took home a home made pretzel and a Ginger Oatmeal Biscotti. YUMMY!

Q: positive

A:
Like some of the other yelpers to try this joint, I am a picky Chicago transplant who has been searching for a great Chicago place in the valley. This place is pretty close. Their deep dish pizza is worth the wait and you can clearly tell the cheese is the good stuff from Wisconsin. The sauce is a little greasy, but a good semi-sweet sauce that brings the taste of the windy city to the valley. Their homemade sausage doesn't hurt the situation either, a very good sausage! We also ordered the thin crust and my family from Chicago also enjoyed that pizza. I thought the deep dish was excellent and much better than the thin crust. Give this joint a try for the deep dish with sausage!