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: Great overall selection, friendly help, and just an overall good vibe here. Only downsides are that so many beers are stored at room temperature and I've had a few expired beer issues. It's also not exactly a nice location as far as safety goes, and I've had issues with homeless people outside in the small parking lot.

Don't be turned away by the exterior - they have good stuff on the inside.
Example Output: 3 stars

Example Input: I was expecting a LOT more, especially for $115 per seat. Like others, I'll admit that I've seen the REAL show and that's the gold standard. Unlike others, one of my main complaints was that the songs were SLOW, not sped up. All syncopation was removed and it sounded like a pretty good college level (not FA majors) show. The theater itself is very nice. The size allows any seat to be quite good. The chandelier effects and all the sets are really great - but they don't sing. The pyro is just too much. I saw many people covering their eyes - myself included. Leave that shock and awe stuff to the Mirage across the street. If you really like Phantom and have ever heard or seen it I would just wait for it to play at Theater of the Stars or something similar. The Venetian production is just lacking. Also, it would be nice if people understood that standing ovations are to be reserved for knock-your-socks-off greatness, not every performance not matter how mediocre.
Example Output: 2 stars

Example Input: OH yeah.....you know that Chicago Style Pizza is the only kind of pizza that can be called a meal. New York Style, that is a lunch kind of pizza. If you want a real meal, then Deep Dish is what you want.

And if you can't get to Chicago to have some Lou Malnatti's and are in Champaign / Urbana then you have to go to Papa Del's.

Just beware, this delectably deep dish pie takes 55 minutes to bake. If you are hungry and need the quick hit of Chicago's best food then call ahead. But if you are like me and can let a great meal take its due course, you can order a pitcher of your favorite brew and enjoy that while taking it easy and conversating with your friends. After all, Deep Dish Pizza is all about sharing, because no man, and I mean no man can tackle a Large Deep Dish Sausage by himself.

The only reason why this place gets a 4 instead of a 5 is because their Shiner Bock was flat, the service was not so great, and they are not in Chicago. If these things were remedied, they would easily be a 5 star, but sadly rural Illinois is not Chicago....
Example Output:
4 stars