Blofish Sushi 1932 14th Street, Boulder, CO 80302

"My friend and I went on a Tuesday around 4pm. We were the only two in there. Pricy but food was delicious! $14 for 6 sushi rolls. Great service. Very clean and tidy. Has a nice view of the mountains. Perfect spot to stop while shopping at Pearl Street Mall. Had indoor and outdoor space."

"A special occasion when coming here, so make a reservation and plan to spend a significant amount of money. The service is excellent between all of the young wait staff, and the food melts in your mouth. It's a once a year destination in downtown Boulder that's worth the planning."

"I went for dinner and discovered the best sushi in all of America. My server Bella, was amazing. She was so friendly and so quick. Love her and will be coming back for more sushi and more great service. You have gotta try the miso soup."

"I'm really conflicted about how to review this place. Got there early on a Monday and it was a good thing as the tiny space filled up quickly, mostly with parties that had reservations. If it had been 30 minutes later there may not have been a table. Was met with booming EDM music upon entry, which was a bit incongruous. Service was great. Started with roast duck nigiri which was absolutely amazing. Followed with miso soup, two rolls, and two rounds of their most affordable sake. Overall the food was excellent, if a bit light on portions. As other reviews have noted the real problem here is price. Including tip the above ran a full Benjamin. I suspect that may be in part due to the high quality ingredients. I guess in the end I'm not enough of a sushi aficionado to feel the high cost warranted the experience. I would definitely go back if somebody else was buying!"

"Had heard so many great reviews of this place from friends, so it pains me to write this (well, maybe not). Small, loud place, was staffed only by 3 college students, including the young American kid preparing the sushi. Prices are astronomical, on the order of NYC omakase -- cost was $110 per person, and we all left marginally hungry. Roll pieces were tiny, thin, not tight. Fish was overall decent, but basically every other spot in Boulder has better fish {try Tasuki for great quality, value; or Japango for very expensive, but high-quality food}. The young waitress was utterly amazing, handling the whole restaurant reliably by herself, great attitude and attention all night. Given that the small place had a fishy smell when we entered, and the whole meal was chaotically unpleasant, I should rate Atmosphere a 1. But it's a cute enough place on 14th/Pearl, so I can be generous. Unclear how this place will stay in business, unless they get a real sushi chef and clean things up a bit to warrant the high prices"