I'm not normally a person that goes to clubs but wanted to do something different & fun for my birthday. The experience I had last night is a prime reason why I've never been one to patronize the club scene, particularly in Scottsdale. First to be offered a \"FREE Bottle/Table\" for my *BIRTHDAY* but then required to \"TIP\" someone for service they have not provided yet I find totally misleading. This does not make it free. Second to have someone request to hold on to my ID & debit card to secure this \"free\" bottle & table is another ploy to try & coax someone into having an open tab. Third when brought to the attention of the \"manager\" Bradley, to be lied to about the resolution they have offered adds insult to injury, not to mention the service that we finally did receive was horrible. The waitress was inattentive, took glasses away from the table that were being used & left glasses on the table that clearly were not. I am contacting the Roxy directly to let them know I'm totally dissatisfied with the service & the whole experience & plan to dispute any charges they have placed on my card because if there were supposedly a value placed the horrible service we received it would not be more than $5, not even actual cost of the cheap Stanford Governor's Cuv\u00e9e Brut Champagne that was served, which was worth only $8.00 a bottle. Even at a 100% mark-up for the \"free\" bottle wasn't worth $50. The crowd that the club attracts is not one that I feel comfortable being a part of & the \"music\" I don't listen to. I will be 38 years old on Tuesday & have a completely different definition of partying & how to have a good time.  Needless to say I did not enjoy this & unlikely to attend any other events.