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: I have been using snooty pets for the last four years. I had always loved these guys. Did a great job, super friendly and my dogs always seemed to love going. The last few times though, my dogs have come home with very uneven cuts. I called, and asked not to have the same groomer cut my dogs next time
. Next time came, and again I picked my dogs up and my schnauzer was cut uneven, plus her beard had been cut way down. She looked silly. Then yesterday I decided to give them one last try, I picked them up and got them in the car and I hadn't even made it to the street before I noticed my schnauzer had been crying and couldn't open her left eye. I went straight to the vets office, id rather be safe then sorry. Glad I did, cause she has a scratch in the middle of her cornea and has to be on antibiotics. Now, I am aware cutting a dogs hair can be difficult. But after the service I have received the last few times, this is the final straw. Too bad, I really did love this place. I will be going someplace else from now on.
Example Output: 2 stars

Example Input: The Original Merry Ann's...look no further for your search for the proverbial greasy spoon.

What is it about this diner down by the train tracks? Is it scarfing down cheese fries on blindingly bright orange decor at 3 in the morning after a night out? How about when you feel the train shaking the whole place when it passes by a few feet away? Maybe it's the "diner stack" (a blob of eggs, biscuit, sausage, on a bed of hashed browns, then drowned with gravy). Or its hangover cousin that adds hamburger to the mess?

It's a rarity to find a place like Merry Ann's in Chambana nowadays - best to enjoy it while your stomach can handle it!
Example Output: 5 stars

Example Input: If I had to sum up I Love Burgers in three words, they would be "didn't love it".

My wife and I ducked in here during a visit to town square. Yardhouse looked busy and we wanted something more casual, so we thought we would give this new place a try. It certainly looked low-key.

I ordered "The Inferno" and a side order of onion rings. It was rather expensive for what you got. The onion rings were fine, tasty enough, but at around six bucks for the serve there were so few that you were looking at just under a buck per onion ring. for this price there should be enough of them to share with the entire table -- even at a place like Town Square --- particularly when you can get a gargantuan tower of much better onion rings, mere feet away, at Yardhouse for not very much more.

The burger itself was OKish - I know they call it "inferno" and I LIKE hot things, but I have become used to hyperbole when dealing with "hot" fast food where words like "inferno" simply mean, spicy. They aren't kidding around here - The Inferno burger comes with fresh, not pickled, jalapenos, complete with seeds. They are only lightly seared and remain a little bit crunchy, so it's almost like you have partially raw, crunchy, cut up peppers in your burger. After a few bites my eyes began to water, my nose began to run, and I had to take a long drink after every bite. Hot and spicy is one thing, but as another reviewer said, the jalapenos in The Inferno totally overwhelm the other flavours. I also wasn't crazy about the very soft buns here, either. I prefer a slightly crusty bun, but I understand that in the US people generally prefer the soft bun, so I'll put that one down to cultural preference and leave it at that. the problem is, though, that everything about the burger -- soft bun, soft pattie -- (with the exception of the crunchy jalapenos) was a bit gummy and mushy. There wasn't any feeling of substance to each bite.

Overall, I Love Burgers serves up a product that I don't feel is vastly superior to places like Jack in the Box and Carl's Jr. Yes, it IS better than these places in that the ingredients are clearly of good quality and the burger is well assembled, but at the end of the day it's still very clearly a fast food offering. With prices and a location like this, I feel that these guys could go that extra mile toward turning out something truly remarkable, worthy of reminding punters why burgers are something they might one day fall in love with all over again.
Example Output:
2 stars