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

Input: Consider Input: Old Skool Vegas at its best. I can't believe how much time I've spent on the Strip throughout the last few years. Friday night I headed from the Strip down to Fremont and couldn't even get close. It was Gay Days in Vegas and there was a parade. As a good photographer I jumped at the chance to photograph the evening. I walked a block or two and found a great spot. I shot the entire parade and came across a few stages. One had a great, gorgeous (she really was a woman) DJ.

After the parade The Nancy Rayguns took the stage and is one of the most talented 80s bands I've ever seen. The next night I headed back to see Rock Candy and Rok of Ages, two great hair hands who played at different stages along Fremont.

The people on Fremont aren't the over rich, dumb drunk women, and ugly hot men, they're real people. Friendly people. Sure there are some ghetto dwellers and we saw two people in smurf outfits take off their costume heads to smoke crack in an alley (I am serious). But Fremont has character! I loved the choreographed lights, loved the music, loved the people, the pizza by a slice, the beers wherever you are, the zip line, I love Fremont.

Output: 5 stars

Input: Consider Input: I can see why I've avoided this club for so long. I was there on Saturday, Labor Day weekend. It definitely helps to be rollin semi-deep with 7 other girls. One of them had some kind of guestlist hook up. If you're on a guestlist, you still have to wait in some other bunk ass line, luckily it went by fast! You're pretty much fucked if you don't get there really early and/or are not on the guestlist. I know it's some bullshit but it is Las Vegas after all. You're also pretty much fucked if you're rollin strictly dickly because the bouncers won't let you in without a few females.

Ladies, if you want your dancing experience to have minimal groping, I suggest to get on that "stage". I don't think anyone that stepped out on the dance floor made it out alive.

Or if you can't get on stage, have one of your cute homegirls catch the attention of some dudes with tables, worked for our group!

The upstairs area was pretty cool since you get fresh air. I was pleased with the choice of music (outside and in the club), it was mostly hip-hop. I can't dance to that house shit.

Tao needs to start selling those "I Survived" t-shirts because that shit was ridiculous. No, I will not be coming back...unless I have my homegirls with me to finagle a table.

Output: 2 stars

Input: Consider Input: Pros:
*good flavor in the yogurt
*decent seating

Cons:
* ICY TEXTURE- This one is big. Creamy yogurt is what I like, but I will say that this might be nice in the hotter months, due to melt resistance. I thought that maybe they were just getting the kinks out of the machines, but this is evidently a CherryBerry issue, because I have seen other Yelp reviews say the same for other locations. THEN, I thought maybe I was doing myself a solid because it was even LOWER fat than Orange Leaf...but they are almost exactly the same, ounce for ounce. Must just be the mix, or the machines don't freeze quickly enough, causing bigger ice crystals...
* uninspiring toppings- nothing grabbed me, and there was not as much fresh fruit as I've seen elsewhere

The girl at the counter was super helpful and friendly, explaining the dealio about buying a $1 bracelet for 3oz FREE every Tuesday. I think that either the owner or manager was in when I was there, and he was very nice, and told me that they were in search of other toppings...so we'll see what is to come. I'm pulling for this place, just because frozen treats are awesome, and CherryBerry is only a few minutes from work. I had the espresso flavor, and it tasted WAY better than the coffee at Orange Leaf--but again, the texture left something to be desired. I just feel that with all of these fro-yo places popping up all over town, you really have to have a stand-out product to be successful.
Output: 3 stars