[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.] It looks like a popular spot for sushi is shutting down. According to a poster within the Friends of…
Facebook group page, the Fish Market Sushi Bar in Allston is getting ready to close, with a commenter within the thread showing a note out front that indicates it plans to close its doors on October 30 while also thanking"all of our wonderful guests and employees." The dining spot, which first opened 14 years ago, has been known for its array of sushi options while also offering soups, salads, appetizers, noodle dishes, and beer and sake.
The address for the Fish Market in Allston is 170 Brighton Avenue, Allston, MA, 02134. Its website can be found at https://fishmarketsushibar.com/NOTE: We need your help, as Leslie Hurwitz, who is the father of Marc is dealing with health issues and some major related expenses. Please donate
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