Case: Yes this was a 5 star, but it is closed for ever
Classification: implicate


Case: We hit up XO Karaoke room on Saturday night with a friend who used to live here in Vegas who was visiting for one of his friend's birthdays. This was the second time we've been to XO Karaoke. There were 6 of us, so the price was $25 per room per hour. The price changes depending on how many people are with you. Its $20 per room per hour for 1-4 people, and then goes up from there. They open up a bit early (around 7pm) and are open late (until at least 4am). The rooms are clean, and the couches are comfortable. It can get a little hot in the rooms during the summer, but they do have fans in the rooms. The song selection is pretty decent as far as the English songs. Lots and lots of pop, classic rock and standards. They do serve cold beverages and the prices are reasonable. The staff is very friendly and they offer recording if that is your style. \nThis is a good place to have a great night out with friends.
Classification: unmalevolent


Case: I hate to give this place a meh review with all the nice people working there but the food is just plain blah. I love the decor & the feel of the place. Definitely reminded my husband & I of his grandparent's cabin on a lake. I guess I would give them another try but it will be a while.
Classification: implicate


Case: Great place to hang out. The staff really cares about their patrons. Good food and talented bartenders.
Classification: unmalevolent


Case: The Gurkha, with its pleated tablecloths, smiling waiters, and dinky interior has an old-fashioned charm, that is complemented by its range of extremely tasty curries, which are satisfyingly spicy without being so hot that they bring a tear to your eye.  \n\nMy particular favourites are the channa masala and the bhanta (aubergine) curry, but I've never had a dish there I didn't like - though, as I've found out the hard way, the portions are extremely filling, so avoid the temptation to order too much!  \n\nIt's location makes it the perfect place for a bite to eat after catching a film at the Dominion over the road, but in my opinion, the Gurkha is a real Morningside gem, well worth heading to in its own right.
Classification: unmalevolent


Case: Talk about snooty restaurant!  My boyfriend and I tried this place out for brunch.  First off, since we weren't staying at the Wynn, they made us wait 20 minutes for a table even though it was obvious the place was fairly empty.  \n\nThe restaurant view is beautiful.  You're overlooking the golf course and some of the strip.  The crowd is mostly middle-aged rich looking people so we stuck out like a sore thumb.\n\nThe food was alright.  The highlight of the meal was this potato thing that my boyfriend got.  It looked like a huge tater tot but it was super yummy. \n\nI probably wouldn't check this place out again because of the snooty feel of the restaurant.
Classification: implicate
Considreing the above, classify the following: Stay as far away from this hotel as you can!!  This was the worse place we ever stayed in.  The staff were very rude- the room was bare bones. \nI wish there was a choice on here to give a place no stars.