Market Cafe Vdara

Lots of healthy alternative «To Go» or «Eat In» food choices. Casual Café — Not bad food pricing. Nice staff. Will definitely be back when in the area.

Love this place. I stay at the Vdara and I love this café for breakfast lunch or a late dinner. They are open till midnight and the food a great. compared to most café’s the food is exceptional. I live the Vdara café and the huevos ranchero’s. They also serve sandwiches and pastries that are awesome. Very nice and helpful staff

Waited close to 30 minutes for a salad to go and they weren’t even busy; there was pretty much no line. I could tell the others waiting were also getting upset. When the salad finally came out, it didn’t have the chicken I asked for. The salad itself looked like something you’d get at a 711(no offense 711). When I asked for my money back, neither the person at the counter nor the manager asked for the reason and there was no apology made. A little apology goes a long way. Little surprised by this experience at a supposedly 5 star hotel.

Small little café located in the main area. They serve breakfast all day and they also have a lunch menu when we came. Good selection of breakfast items and lunch items.
We ended up trying the grill cheese with tomato soup, fries, and the egg white skillet. Food came out quick and overall we both agree food was ok but most items came out a bit too cold. From the skillet to the tomato soup a bit too cold for freshly cooked food.
Overall, its a good place if your busy on the strip and just want some food and dont want to wait or drive out of the strip.

I generally don’t like the hotel chain restaurants or even the café’s but this one wasn’t bad at all! I happened to have a food and beverage credit when I checked into the hotel so of course I wanted to use it here! I walked straight to the counter and placed a to-​go order because we couldn’t stay. The variety of the menu is more than enough so no complaints there. I ordered a three egg omelet with egg whites instead of the regular way. Made with cheddar, bacon and spinach. Now a little tip when you order the omelet’s is it’s only included with two items and anything more than that they charge $ 2. yikes so yes you can potentially have a $ 20 omelet! The French Toast was GREAT! We also ordered some lunch as well. The burger melt wasn’t that good but the Black and Blue Burger was fantastic. When you order to go they send you across the hall to the bar with a number so expect to wait patiently. Check your bag though before you leave so you won’t have to eat your French toast without any syrup.

Plain bland it is bad had the lite side Yuk didn’t even half $ 16 GF had the Huevo Rancheros Same story Average service Don’t waste your time ½ star

Bad service. I order pancake breakfast and club sandwich. Sandwich is missing and I have to go back to the café and ask them to make it after I take them to my room. At the time I go back to my room, I find out the bacon is missing in the breakfast. Be careful and check your order before u leave this place.

While staying at Vdara, my colleague and customers joined for a business breakfast. While the line to get in seemed to be getting longer and longer, the hostess quickly took my name and seated us. I suppose there are 2 lines — -1 for take-​out and the other for dining in.
Service was very good allowing us to order, keeping our coffee cups filled and still not interfering with our business conversation.
I ordered the tempura lobster benedict as did my customer. There were nice chunks of lobster clam meat in a pretty thick tempura batter. It would have been better without the tempura. Quite difficult to incorporate the tempura lobster with the eggs benedict. You need to eat the lobster like clam strips. The breakfast was quite filling to the point that I didn’t get hungry again until dinner time.
Being at the Vdara keeps you away from the constant gambling traffic and noises associated with the casinos.

High prices, mediocre food, woefully understaffed, and messed up orders. Basically everything you don’t want in a restaurant. My room rate came with $ 40 breakfast comp so there’s that. I ate her twice during my stay at Vdara but would not have if not for the comp.
Unfortunately Market Café is a big drawback to staying at Vdara. It’s really the only breakfast option (unless Starbucks counts). There are just way too many other options nearby to justify going back here.

Ate here 3 times while staying at the Vdara. The food is pretty average but expensive. I wouldn’t recommend eating here unless you have a food credit with the hotel, which is the only reason we did.
You’re easily paying $ 40 for breakfast for 2 people with just coffee. Out of the things we had the chicken and waffles was the best, the french toast being a runner up.
If you don’t have a credit, you can take a very short walk to the Aria and Jean-​Phillipee has better food for cheaper

One reason to stay the Vdara is the convenient little market located within the hotel. This little joint was my savior for a healthy breakfast that wasn’t ramen noodles and was super convenient to grab small snacks and drinks on my way to… adventures.
There’s a grab-​and-​go market area as well as a sit down café. The food in the café is all right and a bit on the pricey side, as is the case for any «casual» place in Vegas. I had a protein skillet, which was really salty. The potatoes that came with my breakfast were not very fresh. The fruit bowl was good, though. The food took a while to come out, but again, I’m mostly rating this place a 4 because of the convenience.

It’s a really nice place for breakfast. It may be a bit on a small side and a little too close to the lobby area, but when you seat on the back you stop noticing this things. It seems cosy. The local is nearly always packed but I never had to wait for a table more than a few minutes. There isn’t much of the décor, it looks like a part of the coffee chain, but still has a good vibe. And the smell is always great, fresh coffee and juice. The waiters are awfully nice, lots of smiles and tips about the food. It takes them about 15 minutes to bring the food, but the place is always packed so…
The breakfast selection is wide. Few skillets, eggs any style, buttermilk pancakes, waffles, french toasts, breakfast tacos, steak and eggs, chicken and waffles, biscuit and gravy. Pretty much everything you fancy eating. And I love a juice of the day offer, it’s always good and interesting — like carrot, orange and ginger. I also made a mistake of ordering the french toast with berries on my first day. It was soooo soooo yummy that now nothing compares! I ate fried eggs and I ate eggs benedict with bacon and spinach and it was all very good, but I still crave the toasts every day, and I don’t even like eating sweet things in the morning! So be warned, it’s addicting.
All in all, really recommend this place, especially to Vdara guests as they can also order to the room.

+ Great service
+ Food was hot, freshly made
+ Convenient for Vdara guests/​residence
I came down here to get some breakfast since I didn’t want to walk out in the hot heat at 8AM. I’ll tell you what, this place. keyword is CONVENIENCE. I see lots of complaints for the price, but you come here out of CONVENIENCE. I came here, paid $ 17.30 for one of their breakfast dishes. it was DAMN good. Was it worth $ 17.30? I wouldn’t say it was, but it WAS worth not having to walk in the heat on the strip.
The ease of just going down the elevator, going there and ordering breakfast then going back to my room to eat it was great. I wasn’t bugged by the price at all. The service was also friendly and welcoming. The market itself is very well kept and clean.
Overall, come here if you’re lazy like myself and get hungry at times. but don’t want to walk. :)

Mediocre food spot at the Vdara. I am surprised that such a nice hotel as this one keeps it like that. Obviously the market stuff is overpriced (sure, if I want low prices I can just walk to the other side of the Strip to get stuff at Walgreens or CVS), this one is only convenient if you’re heading upstairs to your suite and forgot something — I mean, how can you live without chipotle-​flavored hummus…
But the real problem is the attitude of the staff: we had a MyVegas 2-​for-​1 breakfast offer (which is not really a 2-​for-​1, but only a $ 15 credit) and asked the concierge to redeem it, he was super nice and told us that everything was set, to go to the Market Café and get our food. When we got there, the waiting time for seating was ¹⁵⁄₂₀ minutes (they only have few tables) so we asked the lady there if we could get our 2-​for-​1 breakfast to go and she said we could pick anything from the menu or from the counters with our offer, so we picked muffins, sandwiches, juice and yogurt and when we got to the cash, they told us it was not valid, we could only pick stuff from the menu… then we picked something and they weren’t able (or willing to) use our offer, we headed back to the concierge and explained, he went with us to the cashier and after about 20 minutes of going back and forth we couldn’t get our breakfast because of some sort of problem with their system — and the Café staff couldn’t care less if we stayed or not, they seemed bothered by the requests, so my advice if you’re planing to use your MyVegas rewards here (or spending your money here) is don’t, go elsewhere where they’ll at least know about it.

This was a review long over due for me, but after devouring my meal on my previous trip here I felt compelled to finally sit down and type this out.
I’ve loved the options of the different food to the side kept in the refrigerator area and they do change it up so the variety is always there. Each time I stay at Vdara I’m a sucker for the frozen cookie ice cream sandwiches. Don’t ever get rid of those PLEASE!
I was tired from a long day of fun so I decided to just get something and take it back to the room. I sold myself on the club sandwich and boy was I far from disappointed. First off the portion size was more than expected and price wise it was adequate to what I expected (I think $ 16 I believe), but well worth every penny.
Everything from top to bottom was just tasting fresh to death and the bacon was what blew me away. I can’t quite put my finger on what it was, but sometimes all that matters is that the food was the ssh… Hey! Unilocal is G rated. Ha-​ha! Seriously though the lettuce was crisp, the bacon was sizzled to perfection, the bread was soft as a baby’s behind, and each bite enjoyed so job well done!

Wasn’t very impressed from the start. After a long day of traveling, all we wanted was some good food and cold water. It took the server forever to get to us. The food was way overpriced, a patty melt was $ 14. There were a handful of times we needed more water and the serer was no where to be found.
With so many other options around, I would recommend going somewhere else.

This is the ONLY restaurant/​café in the hotel!
Since my friends and I were in a rush to eat something before the club and that we were on a time schedule, this was our only option.
Everything they had at the refrigerator section and on the menu looks/​sound good, BUT it’s very OVERPRICED. I mean if it’s overpriced, it better be darn good… it wasn’t.
I got the Vdara Cheeseburger with no cheese (not a big fan of cheese). It took around 15 – 20 minutes for the food to come out. When it came out, I was very surprise, if look so huge and delicious… I was wrong, looks aren’t everything. The burger was so tasteless and the bun was a bit hard. The only thing giving the burger a flavor was the fries and pickle. $ 16 for a tasteless burger but awesome fries/​pickle.
Save you the trouble, make a trip and go somewhere else to eat. Only come here if it’s your last resort.

I was starving by the time I was all checked in and ready to head to my room in the hotel (around 1045pm). I needed to eat something before I met up some friends for some drinks so I stopped by the market café to grab something to eat.
Initially I was looking in the refrigerator area to look for something i could grab quickly and take back to my room but unfortunately, there wasn’t much in there. They had a bunch of cheese and cracker packages as well as some frozen microwavable food but nothing that was ready to eat.
I then make my way to the counter and figured I could just order a burger and bring it upstairs. I ordered the chicken sandwich with fries and got it to go. It took about 12 – 15 minutes for the food to come out but it was boxed up and in a bag for me along with some ketchup. They also gave me some ranch upon request.
I took the food back and ate it in my room. The chicken sandwich was decent. Like most of the other food in the hotels I ate on this trip, nothing special to write about other than, it wasn’t bad but i’ve definitely had better. The prices were expected inside the hotel, about $ 15 for the chicken sandwich if I remember correctly.
Would I eat here again? yeah probably since its downstairs and sometimes you don’t care what it is but you need to eat something.
Would i make it a point to eat here? No, its just comparable to any café in the lobby of any casino in vegas.

Its a combination food mart, sit-​in café, and takeout place open for most of the day. If you’re staying at Vdara, probably the most convenient option. I ordered breakfast here to take back to the room. Wait time was over 15 minutes, though they didn’t seem all that busy.
I ordered a 3-​egg omelet for the wife with crab meat and provolone. It was pretty good — they used real and not imitation crab. A dash of tabasco went well here. The omelet came with roasted potatoes and your choice of toast. I got the pancakes which were three large ones with strawberry preserves on the side. Though they have a banana foster option — it was just a cup of sliced bananas and no ice cream or caramel or rum sauce: (. Pancakes themselves were on the dry side and just mediocre.
I do think they have a decent menu and the place looks clean and well stocked.

There’s a plethora of choices for overpriced food here in Vegas, but as this was right in our building and the pool service was unavailable during our stay, we ended up here for a «quick» snack to bring back to the pool area. My main gripe is that it took 35 minutes to get our $ 17 salad and $ 14 pancakes — which were dry and tough.
At this rate, I recommend just walking the extra 5 minutes to Jean Philippe (at either Aria or Bellagio) for a much more scrumptious meal at a cheaper price (cheap is relative in Vegas of course).