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 quite like this venue. It has a vintage, cozy feel although it is a decently large venue. It's been around for ages, and hosted many a performance... you can almost feel its history when you walk in with remnants of its original theatrical structure giving homage to its origins.
Ok so maybe that last sentence was a tad romanticized and sentimental... but it's my story and I'm sticking to it.

I've already seen quite a few shows here, well-known bands as well as the more obscure, and it's never disappointed. It's usually standing-only... which I prefer so I can dance to my favourite songs, the sound is good, the bar has decently-priced beers and friendly servers, there is an optional coat check and a balcony to boot.

Conveniently located in Griffintown near Autoroute Ville-Marie (720) and Lionel-Groulx station, it's easily accessible by metro or car. Corona Theatre has quickly become one of my favourite concert venues of Montreal. I'm a fan.
Example Output: 4 stars

Example Input: = = = = = DAILY LUNCH BUFFET = = = = =

There's an old Chinese proverb: "Once bitten, twice shy." This place was so awful when I was here in January '09 that it took me over 4 1/2 years to get up the nerve to try it again! I'm happy to report that things were better here this time:

SOME POSITIVES:

* Both the dining room and the men's restroom looked very clean!

* The ambiance (lighting, sound (soft Chinese music playing), room temperature and booth comfort were all good. The dining room furnishings are arranged more attractively now than they were in '09, & it was a peaceful atmosphere overall. (There were 5 other customers dining.)

* My "hot tea" was hot this time, & it's free with the Buffet!

* The Egg Flower Soup was ok & much better than last time!

* All the food temperatures were right & I liked the taste of most of it.

OK, A FEW CAVILS:

* The sign outside says $5.99 but I was charged $6.55 total. It should have been $6.49 at the current tax rate of 8.3%, so right now she's charging $6.05 plus tax.

* One of the main things I always go for at an Oriental Buffet is the fried chicken. The big legs cooked up here looked great in the tray but mine seemed oily and only marginally cooked enough on the inside.

* Limited selection of 21 items including the tea.

ALL IN ALL?

Hong Kong here holds it own now against Mike Kwan's ("infamous") Golden Coin just 2 miles away. That's another place that was 1-Star & improved. The food is good there now but they have a microscopic selection of only 8 items & the bathroom is ucky.

It IS a pleasure to see a formerly disaster case Buffet like this get BETTER rather than finally closing such as East Buffet downtown, for example. Did you ever eat there? OMG! The last time I was there I was fighting over my food with this big spider. It was like a horror movie! The whole scene there was so awful (& I ate there 2 or 3 times!). Just running back across my Reviews of the place was upsetting enough that I finally deleted them completely. (Still get goosebumps when I drive by the derelict building!) :-O

Ok, so the daily Lunch Buffet here at Hong Kong Restaurant is $6.05 :-|
Example Output: 2 stars

Example Input: If the Taxi lines at all the hotels are hella long, and you lost Superman's number, and you don't feel like walking allll the way to the monorail, or maybe cabbing it is starting to drain your wallet faster than the roulette and craps tables, or you're just tired of walking and dodging the ever-multiplying groups of promoters with the call girl cards, the Deuce is a great option.

In a way it reminds me of the trains in NYC where you get to see so many different types of people. And in NYC we met the milkman, but in Vegas, there was a baby cussing. I could have sworn he was repeating, "Fuck this" over and over again. I wish I had it on video! It was hilarious! Maybe he was angry that the busride was taking too long.

I felt bad for the preggie lady who had no seat so she had to stand in the stairway. There were a lack of seats on the first level, but plenty of seating upstairs. There is a screen which indicates what stop you are at, but I was a bit confused as to which stop was mine. I think the screen was one stop behind. Luckily my friend was watching the window.

The Deuce is a double-decker bus, but it's just public transportation. It's a good option, but it took us 25 minutes to get to the Stratosphere from our stop across from Treasure Island, whereas by taxi, it would have been a 10 minute ride instead. We also waited 10-15 minutes for the bus to arrive.

It was a bargain, though. We paid only $5 for a 2-hour unlimited pass. $7 would have gotten us a 24-hour unlimited pass.
Example Output:
3 stars