Vintage Market

Worst Customer Service I have Ever Experienced!!!. Recently, my fiance and I dined at the Vintage Market on a Friday evening. We pulled up to the restaurant and found that we were the only people dining that evening. After consciously hurrying through our meal in order to allow the waitstaff to go home for the night, we were rudely encountered by the arrogant owner. We had presented the owner with a coupon that we had purchased online from Restaurant dot com. The owner refused to accept the coupon because he did not agree with our menu purchases, even though the price of our combined meals came out to be more than what the coupon required. He rudely described our choices for meals as "insufficient" and basically a waste of their time. After our meal, we wanted to order a dessert and since the clock had struck 9pm, he refused to allow us to order anything else. He specifically asked us if "we wanted them to open the whole kitchen for a dessert." A long story short, this was the most ridiculous evening and the worst customer service we have ever experienced. Please do not eat at this restaurant and please do not contribute any money towards this owner's pocket. Money seems to be the only entity that he is concerned about.…

Out-of-towners and Zonies get a taste of Arizona to take home.. In Short
Tucked in a shady corner near the upscale shops of Biltmore Fashion Park, Vintage Market triples as a cafe, wine bar and gourmet gift shop. Choose between dining alfresco under the misters or inside at quaint tables dotting the worn wooden floor. The cafe offers classic luncheon fare: soups, salads, sandwiches and homemade pastries. Look for Arizona-made Southwestern food products like Goldwater sauces, salsas and spice mixes, Arizona Cowboy's Stetson-topped hot sauces, cactus jelly and candy and Indian fry bread mix.…