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

[EX Q]: when I got there today, no service at the drive through... I waited and someone speaks Spanish to me on the microphone,,! I am American! they couldn't understand enough English to take my order so I drove off..
[EX A]: 1 star

[EX Q]: Brick Burger! As in, the thick slab of soon-to-be melted gooey-ness cut straight from a "Brick of Wisconsin" Cheese! "If I new nothing else about you at all, that would be enough"-A Knight's Tale!

But let's get down to why we are here... gastronomic bucket list... also known as, Chowdown Countdown. Watch the YouTube video! Who throws ice on the grill? Oh yeah... anyone who knows how to "steam-fry" (is that a word) a moist delicious burger, that makes people travel from all over the country to this non-credit card taking dive bar!

If you really want to get in good... you can sit at the bar and talk football! Although the Packers are obvious, a lot of good Cleveland football was discussed in this bar as well!

Let me tell you something... Burger, Cheese, Salt & Pepper-... everyone else is just covering up their own inadequacies!

5 STARS!Pickle on the side
[EX A]: 5 stars

[EX Q]: I've been to St. Vinny's several times over the past few years. Unfortunately, I have to say that you can find much better deals at Goodwill, particularly the east side Goodwill.

St. Vinny's seems to have an arbitrary pricing system. If the brand seems like something popular or trendy, the price goes up. The item also, mysteriously, is placed in the 'retro' clothing section. As far as I know, Banana Republic isn't retro.
The clothes are tightly packed and seemingly disorganized. There are a ton of clothes, though, and I usually find a few things to try on. The dressing rooms are freezing and not the cleanest, but it's a small price to pay.

Overall, it's hard to find a good deal at St. Vinny's. Their store hours are also difficult for those that work 9-5 (they close at 6 on some days). If you can navigate the mess, you will probably be able to find something, though. There is a larger selection of furniture at St. Vinny's than at most thrift stores, so maybe that's the driving force here. I would much rather stop at Goodwill, where the clothes are not only sorted by size, they're sorted by color as well, and everything is equally priced (all shirts are $4, no matter what the brand).
[EX A]:
2 stars