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

Q: It was a huge burger. Definitely yummy, but dripping with oil and heavily seasoned. But you cant help but feel like your arteries are clogging up as you keep eating. The place was incredibly busy. It was too expensive for what it was offering. There was no seating, so we ended up taking our food to go and eating outside on a bench. and parking sucks.

A: 3 stars
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Q: I used to love this place and eat here all the time. But over the past year this place has been consistently disappointing with the quality of food served. The amount of meat that they put in their salads and pitas is now about half of what it used to be. Not eating here again.

A: 1 star
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Q: New York vs. Montreal bagels. The everlasting debate.

Quite simply, I think you will forever be loyal to whatever bagel you have been raised to eating. As a native New Yorker, I was excited to go to Montreal to try these out, and Fairmount Bagel was apparently the place to go. During weekend mornings, expect to wait on a line that goes out the door, but that doesn't say much considering the standing area in the place is as small as a closet. That's not an exaggeration.

I went with the classic sliced lox and plain cream cheese on a plain bagel. It was tasty! For those who are unfamiliar, Montreal(-ian?) bagels are a little smaller, and made with honey, to give them a distinctive sweet flavor, and have a noticeably chewy texture to them. Very different from their New York counterpart.

-2 for the no seating, not even any standing space. And because I while I didn't totally love it, it was still pretty good.

If in new in Montreal and have any appreciation for bagels whatsoever, Fairmount Bagels is a must.

A:
3 stars
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