SAUS

33 Union Street, Boston, MA 02108 (Faneuil Hall) | (617) 248-8835

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Saus was started by three local university (Boston University, Northeastern) grads who were ousted from their company during the 2008 recession. With the help of their BU professor and a slew of supportive friends and family, they were able to fulfill a common dream - opening a casual eatery inspired by Belgian food but with a local twist.

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