Broomfield diners will soon have another destination for sushi and Japanese-inspired dining as Blue Sushi Sake Grill prepares to bring its creative menu and lively restaurant concept to HiFi at FlatIron Crossing.
The restaurant will be part of the shopping center’s major redevelopment, which is introducing a new mix of dining, entertainment and retail options. According to FlatIron Crossing’s official leasing announcement, Blue Sushi Sake Grill will make its North Denver metro debut at the development, with an opening planned for 2027.
Founded in Omaha, Nebraska, in 2002, Blue Sushi Sake Grill has grown into a multi-market restaurant concept operated by Flagship Restaurant Group. The brand has built its identity around inventive sushi, fresh ingredients, craft cocktails and an energetic atmosphere designed for everything from casual meals to nights out with friends.
The menu goes beyond traditional sushi offerings, with specialty rolls, sashimi, nigiri and shareable plates. Guests can also explore a selection of plant-based dishes, making the restaurant an option for diners looking for alternatives to seafood.
Some of the brand’s more distinctive offerings include creative sushi combinations that bring together different textures, sauces and ingredients. Its menu also features vegan sushi, appetizers and Japanese-inspired dishes, alongside a beverage program that includes sake, wine and cocktails.
Sustainability is another part of the restaurant’s identity. Blue Sushi Sake Grill highlights its commitment to more conscious sourcing and responsible ingredient choices through its Conscious Earth program, which reflects the company’s wider approach to food and the environment.
The Broomfield restaurant will join a growing collection of businesses planned for HiFi, a 25-acre dining, entertainment and residential development connected to FlatIron Crossing. The project is expected to introduce approximately 90,000 square feet of retail, restaurant and entertainment space, alongside outdoor gathering areas designed for community events and activities.
Other announced dining tenants include Memoir – An American Grill and Shake Shack, while Colorado-based Pindustry is also preparing to bring its bowling, arcade and live-entertainment concept to the development.
The project is being developed in phases, with the first openings expected to begin in early 2027. An exact opening date and restaurant address or suite number for Blue Sushi Sake Grill have not yet been announced.
When it arrives, the restaurant will add another option to Broomfield’s dining scene, bringing Flagship Restaurant Group’s sushi concept to a new part of the Denver metro area.
