Detailed Instructions: 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's easy to sneer at The Hard Rock Cafe. It brings out an instinctive reaction of "overpriced", "soulless" and "naff" amongs those that don't know what they're talking about. It does indeed come with a few annoyances, but the rack of ribs and BBQ chicken plater I had the other night was, in it's own way, as delicious and satisfying a feast as I've had in a long time. Likewise, E-Bot's burger was a definite 10/10 for presentation, and not far behind when it came to taste.

I did feel a little sorry for the poor girl serving us though, who had clearly been told to upsell appetisers, desserts and all the various rock tat available in the shop. You could tell she didn't really want to, but I expect the unscrupulous owners gave her, or the ther staff little choice in that matter.

All in all though, it was an excellent meal, made even better by the slightly comical situation at the table next to us. What could best be described as a 30 year old teenager, complete with surf dude beads and baggy shorts, was sitting with having a meal with his parents. Snippets of the conversation along the lines of "Come on now son, is it not time to get a job? I hear the bank are recruiting" could be heard alongside the incessent hair metal soundtrack. I didn't manage to catch the lad's reaction, but I've a feeling he'd rather have had another gap year discovering himself (and transvestite prostitutes) in Thialand or Vietnam.
A:
5 stars