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Output: I do 80% of my grocery shopping at this farmers market. I buy everything from fruits and veggies to meat, eggs, and butter. This farmers market has everything you could possibly need. Herbal tea, wine, honey where you can actually meet the bee keeper. I live in Scottsdale a bike ride away so we are there every week for our grocery shopping, and then we always hit up the Fresh&Easy on the way back for anything else we may need. This farmers market is also great for bringing visitors from out of town to. Many of the vendors offer samples, which even includes a wine tasting. It can be quite the event if you visit every vendor and see what they have to offer. The best time to go is during Scottsdale's busy season late January to early May. During the summer the farmers market moves to the Scottsdale stadium to hide in the shade. Only the die hard vendors and local shoppers show up, you won't find all the novelty vendors. I highly suggest everyone visit this farmers market.

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Output: Kaput. Closed. Well that one didn't last long either.

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Output: I see a lot of really great reviews here for this place. I think it boils down to the type of place you are looking for. My thing is finding little family run ethnic places where the food is good and the prices low. Service is important, but decor and ambience are non-factors to me. Sochu House is the opposite. It is all about atmosphere and decor. Trendy, as they say. But it was nothing I would look for. We went for lunch, so I think the menu is a little different. If you go for dinner your experience may differ. Food was okay--spring rolls good, wings very good, red curry okay. We ordered the spicy lemongrass dish and asked for chicken--which was supposedly one of the choices along with shrimp or fish. The waiter returned to say the chef refused to make it with chicken because it would not taste right. So, we ordered it vegetarian and it sucked. I've had better at countless places in the Valley. I think I should stay away from places that say "fusion," my luck is often bad. Also, I thought prices were high for lunch and the size of portions. Enough said.

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This would be a great deal if you could eat 4 meals, we only managed 3. A good deal, but the food is not on the same quality as the Bellagio. Based on all the reviews I read, I decided on Rio, Paris and Planet Hollywood. Be prepared for a lot of time spent waiting in line. We did our first dinner at the Rio. It was ok. The next day we had breakfast at Paris and we waited about 1hr. Everyone raves about the crepes, but I didnt find them anything to write home about. Canned pie filling and too heavy dough. Fake "whipped cream" AKA whipped TOPPING. They could have at least used real cream. We got there around 10, but didnt get seated until close to 11. I had one plate of breakfast food and then the buffet switched to lunch and that was pretty good. There was a lot of grilled items, mushrooms, steak, etc. Our last meal was at PH. Once again, fine, nothing special. I'm somewhat of a foodie, so none of these buffets impressed me. Next time we go to Vegas, I'll stick with Bellagio.