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: This is such a fun place, and I'll definitely be going back for more. I originally completely overlooked this place while at the mall. It's located in the food court, but it's off to the side and has a very innovative storefront, so I kinda mistook took it for an electronics store at first.\n\nI ordered a \"hug\" sized (small) blended \"Clueless\" drink. It was a combination of guava, watermelon, lemon, strawberry and green. And it had gobi lychee poppers in it. I'm such a kid about it and found the gobi poppers to be quite fun. \n\nThey seal your drink with a plastic top and provide you with a thick straw. You have to stab the straw into the plastic seal to break it open. So much fun! This was such a cute place and I'll can't wait to return!
Example Output: 5 stars

Example Input: Appetizer of tandori wings very good, as was the rest of the meal. However, an hour wait for food with not more than 10 people in restaurant is not satisfactory. There was a very nice waitress, who had to greet and seat, wait and bus tables. Management had no presence. I suggest they change that if they want to stay in business.
Example Output: 2 stars

Example Input: Foskoskies is one of my favorite places to eat in Charlotte.  The food is consistently delicious.  They focus on local ingredients, like Grateful Growers pork products.   Their desserts are made in house and they nail them every time (they do an especially amazing job with cake), so share a meal if you have to but don't skip the sweet stuff.  \n\nThis is one of those places that I don't have a particular favorite dish that I crave when I go there (except maybe the chicken and waffles at brunch - YUM!).   I go there for the specials.  They're always interesting and delicious.  That goes for both dinner and brunch.\nThey do themed dinners every so often which are always fun.  They have three or four courses, plus an alcohol pairing.  Recently they did a Jameson Whiskey dinner.  In the past they've had Greek themed dinners, and once they did a Grateful Growers/Duck Rabbit beer dinner that is in my top ten best meals of all time.  \n\nAdd to all that delicious eating a friendly and attentive staff.  You can usually find the owner in the dining room helping the servers or just seeking feedback from the diners.  I'm happy to be a regular there.  Bring on the coconut lime cake!
Example Output:
4 stars


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: This is such a fun place, and I'll definitely be going back for more. I originally completely overlooked this place while at the mall. It's located in the food court, but it's off to the side and has a very innovative storefront, so I kinda mistook took it for an electronics store at first.\n\nI ordered a \"hug\" sized (small) blended \"Clueless\" drink. It was a combination of guava, watermelon, lemon, strawberry and green. And it had gobi lychee poppers in it. I'm such a kid about it and found the gobi poppers to be quite fun. \n\nThey seal your drink with a plastic top and provide you with a thick straw. You have to stab the straw into the plastic seal to break it open. So much fun! This was such a cute place and I'll can't wait to return!
Example Output: 5 stars

Example Input: Appetizer of tandori wings very good, as was the rest of the meal. However, an hour wait for food with not more than 10 people in restaurant is not satisfactory. There was a very nice waitress, who had to greet and seat, wait and bus tables. Management had no presence. I suggest they change that if they want to stay in business.
Example Output: 2 stars

Example Input: Foskoskies is one of my favorite places to eat in Charlotte.  The food is consistently delicious.  They focus on local ingredients, like Grateful Growers pork products.   Their desserts are made in house and they nail them every time (they do an especially amazing job with cake), so share a meal if you have to but don't skip the sweet stuff.  \n\nThis is one of those places that I don't have a particular favorite dish that I crave when I go there (except maybe the chicken and waffles at brunch - YUM!).   I go there for the specials.  They're always interesting and delicious.  That goes for both dinner and brunch.\nThey do themed dinners every so often which are always fun.  They have three or four courses, plus an alcohol pairing.  Recently they did a Jameson Whiskey dinner.  In the past they've had Greek themed dinners, and once they did a Grateful Growers/Duck Rabbit beer dinner that is in my top ten best meals of all time.  \n\nAdd to all that delicious eating a friendly and attentive staff.  You can usually find the owner in the dining room helping the servers or just seeking feedback from the diners.  I'm happy to be a regular there.  Bring on the coconut lime cake!
Example Output:
user
4 stars


assistant
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: This is such a fun place, and I'll definitely be going back for more. I originally completely overlooked this place while at the mall. It's located in the food court, but it's off to the side and has a very innovative storefront, so I kinda mistook took it for an electronics store at first.\n\nI ordered a \"hug\" sized (small) blended \"Clueless\" drink. It was a combination of guava, watermelon, lemon, strawberry and green. And it had gobi lychee poppers in it. I'm such a kid about it and found the gobi poppers to be quite fun. \n\nThey seal your drink with a plastic top and provide you with a thick straw. You have to stab the straw into the plastic seal to break it open. So much fun! This was such a cute place and I'll can't wait to return!
Example Output: 5 stars

Example Input: Appetizer of tandori wings very good, as was the rest of the meal. However, an hour wait for food with not more than 10 people in restaurant is not satisfactory. There was a very nice waitress, who had to greet and seat, wait and bus tables. Management had no presence. I suggest they change that if they want to stay in business.
Example Output: 2 stars

Example Input: Foskoskies is one of my favorite places to eat in Charlotte.  The food is consistently delicious.  They focus on local ingredients, like Grateful Growers pork products.   Their desserts are made in house and they nail them every time (they do an especially amazing job with cake), so share a meal if you have to but don't skip the sweet stuff.  \n\nThis is one of those places that I don't have a particular favorite dish that I crave when I go there (except maybe the chicken and waffles at brunch - YUM!).   I go there for the specials.  They're always interesting and delicious.  That goes for both dinner and brunch.\nThey do themed dinners every so often which are always fun.  They have three or four courses, plus an alcohol pairing.  Recently they did a Jameson Whiskey dinner.  In the past they've had Greek themed dinners, and once they did a Grateful Growers/Duck Rabbit beer dinner that is in my top ten best meals of all time.  \n\nAdd to all that delicious eating a friendly and attentive staff.  You can usually find the owner in the dining room helping the servers or just seeking feedback from the diners.  I'm happy to be a regular there.  Bring on the coconut lime cake!
Example Output:
4 stars

