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Phone: (720) 708-2991
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 14th St and Lawry Ln
Open now
- Sun 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
1932 14th St Boulder, CO 80302 ·1394.67 mi
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Reviews
yelphonestly the perfect sushi spot in boulder !!! not only is the food amazing (both quality & portion sizes) but the service is just wonderful . even being such an intimate spot: the team, while...
MoreLunch was quite expensive. Needed to ask for lunch specials and even then quite vague. Sushi and hand rolls were enjoyed, but salad (as entree) was quite small and seared tuna portion added was...
MoreWtf is this my crispy rice had the most mediocre fry on the rice and the spicy tuna looks like grey kimchi. Whole Foods has better looking tuna than this. Salmon roll was pretty fire though.
MoreThis niche Japanese place has the feel of the real thing. Most good restaurants in Japan are small. Blofish carries that standard. There are indoor high tables and a diner-style outdoor seating...
MoreI've been looking forward to going to Blofish for a long time, but was incredibly disappointed. The fish was mediocre at best, rolls were mostly rice. Way WAY overpriced. Even the traditionally...
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