You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

Input: Consider Input: Open 24 hours MY ASS.

I came here with my boyfriend yesterday at 7:30am for breakfast. We decided to come here because they have some island style dishes on their breakfast menu, like Hawaiian French Toast, Loco-Moco, and Island Breakfast. Unfortunately we never got to try ANY of that because when we got there, the door was locked. There was a buzzer to press to get someone's attention, but they never came, despite the fact that we buzzed FOUR times and waited for 10 minutes just standing there. As we waited, we peered through the windows. There was loud music playing and the lights were all on, but we didn't see a single person. We knew their had to be at least two employees in there though because there was a motorcycle and a silver suv parked right out front and those were the only other cars in the parking lot besides ours. We even went as far as looking up their phone number so we could call them two times, but still, NO ONE ANSWERED. I don't know if the people were sleeping or doing something else, but I really don't think this place should be "open 24 hours" if they won't even open their doors for breakfast!

Output: 1 star

Input: Consider Input: I stopped by here for lunch because I didn't feel like chipotle...maybe I should have gone to chipotle anyway....I ordered 2 rolls, the 911 roll (this is nine eleven, not nine one one) and the Lion roll. The Lion roll was definitely the better of the 2 but if you are putting teriaki pork on the outside of the roll, I'm not expecting it to be dried.
I had a couple issues with service.

1. No receipt. Yes I could have gone up and asked for it but I was waiting for my food anyway (10+ min) and I saw them coming out with it.

2. No I did not want my meal to go, i was eating there and I was starving. I did not expect it to come out in plastic containers.

3. I expect something labeled 911 to be hot and spicy. This sadly disappointed.

About an hour or so after lunch my stomach was not overly happy with me for this choice in lunch. I've had much better elsewhere.

If you find yourself in the area and the choice is chipotle, famos dave's and Sakura, don't choose Sakura.

Output: 1 star

Input: Consider Input: If this is what all German food tastes like, then consider me a fan.

I was in Phoenix to celebrate my birthday with family, and we sort of found our way here by accident. The decor is very charming -- as though a group of German grandmothers decided to put up every picture frame and knick knack they had -- and the service is prompt and very pleasant.

For starters, we the pastry-wrapped brie with lingonberry jelly -- a HUGE hit with the family. The pastry crust was crisp, the brie melty and gooey, and the lingonberry jelly served as the perfect sweet complement to the cheesey, savory flavors. Even my sister, whom I consider a pretty picky eater, loved it.

For the main course, it was schnitzel all around! My mom ordered the Schweizer Schnitzel (pork wrapped in Emmentaler cheese and ham), which she really liked, but wished she had ordered a sauce to come with it. My sister had the Paprika Schnitzel, which was actually a lot sweeter than she had expected, but again, very tasty. I had the Holstein Schnitzel (fried egg, anchovies, and capers), which was everything I had hoped it would be. Dad changed things up by ordering the Beef Roulades, which he simply could not stop eating. I don't even remember him talking while food was on his plate, to be honest.

I ordered a litre of the Hefeweizen they had on tap in hopes that I'd get the infamous glass boot, but unfortunately they were saving all the boots for the upcoming Oktoberfest, and so I just got a huge regular-shaped glass instead. I'm not really a big beer drinkers, and so without the novelty of the boot glass, downing that much beer wasn't as much fun as I'd wanted (especially since I was the only one drinking), but I don't fault them for that policy. I'll just have to go back some other time!

All in all, a very good, fulfilling meal. A very cute restaurant nestled in a charming area of old Glendale, Haus Murphys is a refreshing escape.
Output: 4 stars