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: Stopped in for a light meal with a co-worker...I ordered:

1. Winter squash soup - gave me a Thanksgiving boost, it was a pureed soup topped with a cranberry mixture. It was quite delicious.
2. Roasted beet salad - the beets were freshly roasted and perfectly seasoned, but the greens had too much dressing (I should have asked for it on the side), it came with a block of Humboldt Fog cheese on the side which didn't look very appetizing, so I ignored it completely.
3. French fries - thinly cut, crisp, sprinkled with chopped italian parsley. Yum!

Overall, the service was very good (we were seated immediately and had a very attentive waitress), the ambiance was so-so (too noisy, the casino reeks of smoke), but the food was solid. I'd definitely frequent this joint again if I were ever in the neighborhood...
Example Output: 3 stars

Example Input: Does anyone else think it's weird this business keeps opening and closing at different locations? Anyways, here's my review from when it was on 7th st and northern.

Been here twice now, first time I got the ribs which were average at best but pretty expensive considering they weren't special. I went there today to get some chicken and Mac and cheese, I figured that at lunch this place would have been packed -- completely false. I was the only one ordering food and waited a good 10-15 mins before I had to ask them how much longer. Seriously, I could hear the 3 of them talking and they forgot about my order! It definitely doesn't take 15 min to get food ready. The food is 2.5 stars at best, service is about 0 stars. If you want good BBQ, you're much better off going somewhere else despite Stacy's appearance on tv. Go to Joe's Real BBQ in Gilbert, good food and good service
Example Output: 1 star

Example Input: Seems like every time I go to Vegas I end up at Secret Pizza. It could be months, even years, between Vegas trips and yet Secret Pizza is that go-to joint when you need great tasting grub that is cheap and will fill you up. Its especially the place to go late at night.

First-timers in Vegas will ask you where you got that huge pizza slice. Its a nondescript shop with no signage so for anyone wanting to find this place you pretty much just take the Cosmopolitan escalator all the way to the top floor, spot the narrow entranceway where people are walking out with boxes of pizza.

If you go before people are let out the clubs, its a brisk stroll up to the front of the line and the pizza comes out as soon as you put in your order. The combo deluxe slice is my favorite ($6.00) but I had the Veggie too and it was not bad. Seems like all their pie slices hit the spot. Plus, its always comforting to see the same dude in the New Era baseball cap working here every time I come.

Not really a secret anymore but still churning out great pizza. This place is awesome.

Except that one time Joe Thornton from the San Jose Sharks was a douchebag and tried to cut everyone. Thats a story for another time...

Tip: There's a nice spot with couches around a pool table where you can enjoy your pizza away from the cramped close quarters of this narrow pizza joint.
Example Output:
4 stars