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

[Q]: I'd been meaning to try Fredericks Coffee House and got my chance recently when out shopping with my mum. Hungry and thirsty, it seemed to fit the bill - with the added bonus of getting to nosey inside a Georgian building!

Good points? The location and the food - I had a smoked salmon and cream cheese ciabatta which was very generous with the fillings, alongside some crisps and salad. All very good. Plus they have a lovely range of 'posh pop', which whilst a tad expensive, were very tasty.

Less good points? The menu isn't huge, which I was surprised by to be honest. It's a cafe so I didn't think it would be massive, but it just seemed a little lacking in terms of what it offered. They did seem to have an extensive alcoholic drinks menu though, which felt out of character. That and the service was pretty slow. It wasn't especially busy when we were in, and there were two members of staff visible. One was preoccupied with chatting to a decorator who was obviously in for a consultation, the other seemed to feel that putting away glasses etc. was more important than serving customer. Don't get me wrong, they weren't rude, they just need to focus better and what their priorities should be (their customers!). It was also super cold next to the old (original?) windows.

I'd happily return for a bite to eat at lunchtime and it really is 'A-OK', but it's not my favourite cafe in town.
[A]: 3 stars

[Q]: My Red Hat chapter and I went to English's last week for high tea, and it was one of the best I've been to in Vegas. The scones, raspberry jam and devonshire cream were wonderful. Several kinds of tea sandwiches and a selection of petit fours for dessert. There were only 9 of us, but we got three huge trays of food, with enough left over that many of us took doggie bags home. There was a great tea room at the Antiques Market on Eastern which closed recently, which disappointed us. It was very good as well, but we were really happy to find the tea at English's. It isn't as quaint as the Antiques Market tea room, which had lots of gingerbread decorations, a flowered tea cozy on each pot and real antique tea cups and saucers. The pots and cups at English's were all white, but each person had their own tea pot (and strainer to strain the leaves) and hot water was replenished quite often. The servers were at our beck and call to refill water and tea pots, and even jam and cream. Cost per person was $19 which included tax and tip. What a deal!!!!! We'll definitely be going back!
[A]: 5 stars

[Q]: American TV is now out of business. Is it wrong to dance on their grave? A couple years ago they sold me a glider chair which was preposterously fragile. They wouldn't return it and I was an unsatisfied customer. I never returned. Apparently I wasn't the only one.
[A]:
2 stars