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

Q: Best "Babaganoush" we've had since we visited Egypt.
The gaspacho soup was fantastic, and since my husband wouldn't share his short rib ravioli, I can only assume they were suburb also.
The atmosphere was a tad basic, but it was also different and therefore interesting and enjoyable.

A: 5 stars
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Q: I'm not the biggest Thai food eater but this place was ok. It didn't really blow my mind. The pad-thai noodles with shrimp, #5 in spicy-ness was good and the green curry with beef, #7 in spicy-ness was not too spicy and I was slightly disappointed. I like the fact that it's close by and I loved their Thai tea.

The service was good, they were friendly, and my water glass was always full. They also tried their best to seat everyone asap.

A: 3 stars
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Q: My local In-N-Out, and I most definitely love this location!

Located on Tropicana between Fort Apache and Grand Canyon, this location is nowhere near as busy as the other locations, especially the In-N-Out on Tropicana and the 15. The lines are shorter than other locations during peak hours, and is especially not too busy when it is outside of peak hours, which makes this location very desirable when you want a quick bite to eat. The service is always excellent with a friendly staff waiting to take your order and periodically cleaning the dining area. The food is as In-N-Out gets, absolutely delicious.

A:
4 stars
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