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You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.
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Mansions on Fifth are two lovely homes from the early 1900's that have been turned into a stunning bed and breakfast. The new owners have done a fabulous job of restoring the homes to their original grandeur while adding modern touches (think high-end cozy bedding and Restoration Hardware like bathrooms). There are several sizes of rooms for overnight guests including a honeymoon suite. There are also a range of rental space options: wine cellar, intimate chapel, parlor and dining areas to name a few. The homes provide a luxurious atmosphere and friendly staff.
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5 stars

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Besides witty egg puns, Eggspectations has a wide range of breakfast options; eggs benedict, omlettes, sugar shack and other non-egg based dishes like burgers and pasta. I wouldn't say this is a unique place for brunch but it is reasonably priced and has a nice atmosphere. The dish I ordered when I was last here was the Eggs Florentine, which was quite excellent.

Menu can be seen here:
http://www.eggspectation.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Menu_MTL_EN.pdf
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4 stars

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Tamba has to be the nicest Indian restaurant I've ever eaten in. The interior is extremely well done. Just had to be said.

Anyway, the food is one of the best I've sampled in the city. Quality is high, flavors are pretty authentic, and the selection is great. Prices are high like most Indian restaurants.

The lunch buffet is one of the best as well. Selection is diverse and the flavors are not watered down for mass production. Pricing is a little higher than usual, but it is on the strip after all. It's also somewhat hard to find if you've never been there.

Dinner is their strong suit. If you're looking for Indian food and don't mind paying a little for a great experience - this is your spot.
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4 stars