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

Example Input: So disappointed. Walked in and never greeted or shown the lines they carried. Basically had to ask for help. Blo next door was amazing and just wanted to complete my look for a night out. A guy sat in the middle of the store in his laptop never ever looked up. Go to Ulta or Sephora for service. This place was a joke. Never felt so out of place. My friends and I still spent over $100 each but will NEVER go back.
Example Output: 1 star

Example Input: First off let me say I thought it was going to be great after reading all these positive reviews. Not so much.. We went last night. It was so crowded but we were able to get a table. We started off with the poke. When it came it looked interesting but it was aweful. The fish tasted water logged from being frozen and then defrosted. The flavor overall was really bland. The fish wasnt even fresh. Come on now. It you are going to serve raw fish lets make it fresh please. The wonton chips tasted like they came out of the bag and even tasted a bit stale.
I had the vegetable plate. On the menu they said these were local farm fresh vegetables. Terrible. The tomato was hard as a rock and the basil on top was all shriviled like it had been old. The swiss chard and the asparagus were ok, but nothing special. Very oily... The corn tasted like it was frozen corn with cheese in it. yuck. The craziset thing was that there was a huge huge pile of coldslaw that dominated the plate. What is that even doing on there?
My husband had the shrimp poboy and again it was ok but the shrimp tasted frozen and just fried. My son had the corn dog and loved it. At least someone liked their meal. This place really needs to rethink its "farm to table" concept because they are really not living up to that statement.
Example Output: 1 star

Example Input: Japanese food in central Illinois? I'm not too sure what to make of this, especially from the unflattering and nondescript building it is located in. Upon stepping inside, however, it's like you've walked into an isolated world, and nothing in the room suggests that you're in Champaign anymore. The structure of the room, though, feels more like 1950's diner than Japanese restaurant, with a huge pit in the center of the main dining room, and booths to the side. I only caught a quick glimpse of the other side of the restaurant, but it looked a lot cozier than where we were sitting.

I came on a fairly quiet Friday night, with maybe only two dozen people in the restaurant, yet the service was definitely below par. After the maitre d' seated us, nobody even came to our table until she wandered back 5 minutes later asking if anyone has showed up to serve us. The waitress was pretty inattentive also; after the appetizer, my glass of water stood empty for the rest of the meal.

As for the food, I ordered a beef teriyaki bento box, which came with tempura, rice, miso soup, salad, and three pieces of nigiri sushi. The beef was cooked to perfection, and coated in a teriyaki sauce as delicious as I have ever tasted. Though we are a long way from the closest ocean, the sushi also tasted very fresh. The rest of the bento box was great, as I would expect from an established Japanese restaurant. I also ordered a separate sushi roll, containing cucumber, tempura, and spicy tuna, which was very fulfilling, albeit quite pricey.

This is a very decent restaurant, but for a $50+ meal in Champaign, I would expect flawless service.
Example Output:
3 stars