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: 12.15pm Visited the Coffee Shop based at Treasure Island for a light lunch.

Service

Server very and friendly however on seeing my almost full plate of the left over food she did not question as to why or ask if I wanted something else.
My thoughts were perhaps she was used to people leaving full plates of food which is very worrying and disgraceful for a coffee place/restaurant in a hotel.

Food

Ordered the Qusedillas which came with Pico De Gio and Sour Cream.
I asked for no sour cream.
When It arrived it was poorly plated, soggy and tasteless. It was not at all crispy or fresh tasting.
The chicken was hard to find and what was in it was stringy and there was lots of onions and what i thought might be stringy green pepper stuck on the cheese.
Quite frankly the worse ever one I have tasted anywhere and considering i was starving this tells you a lot.
Example Output: 1 star

Example Input: I specifically headed out to Boulder City to get a Dole Whip from Chilly Jilly'z, ended up ordering some broasted chicken as well, and then I decided to spend a few more hours checking out the antique shops in Boulder City.

Chilly Jilly'z is a cute little eatery staffed by very friendly employees. After I checked in on Yelp I remembered seeing so many friends rave about the broasted chicken, and since it was lunch time I decided to give the two-piece meal a try.

Chicken is broasted to order and it took about 15 minutes from the time I ordered to receive it. It was absolutely worth the wait. Broasted chicken is the way to go, it is similar to fried chicken expect it's less greasy, more juicy and better for you overall. I am already craving more of Chilly Jilly'z broasted chicken.

With temps hitting the 100 degree mark, a Dole Whip sure hit the spot. I had vanilla topped with orange-pineapple-banana juice, but there are quite a few different flavor options to choose from.

Chilly Jilly'z is everything one would expect from a small town eatery and then some. For a refreshing sweet treat that will remind you of Disneyland or some deliciously juicy broasted chicken, it's well worth the trip to BC.
Example Output: 4 stars

Example Input: I must have gone to Qua on their worst day ever b/c all the reviews I read prior to going were so great. My massage was a glorified rub down, and if I'd paid 1/2 the price, I still would have felt ripped off. I got the swedish ($155), and my husband got the custom or deeper sports massage (165 or $175). Both were totally lacklaster - to start, the room was cold. I've never had a massage where I didn't feel at least a little warm and break a sweat. The guy used so much oil on me that when he would re-adjust the sheets, I would get all clammy b/c of the cold air and over-abundance of oil. After 20 minutes, I almost asked if I could just leave, but my husband was there (we got a couples' massage) so I didn't want to cause a fuss and ruin his time, too. I am typically pretty wimpy when it comes to massages, but I actually had to tell this guy to go harder for the first time in my life - not that he asked. Most massage therapists will ask you how the pressure is, but this guy just said "how are you doing" 1/2 way thru. I took that opportunity to tell him he could apply more pressure. I can honestly say after 50 minutes, not one inch of my body was any better than when I'd walked in.

The facility is beautiful, but there are no coed areas, and the day I was there, the notorious "roman baths" weren't even open. The tea lounge is great and the amenties are the best, so it could be a fun place for a relaxing girls spa day, but if you truly want a good massage, this is NOT the place for it.
Example Output:
2 stars