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Sayville Restaurant Quietly Closes Down

Fusion 84 on Main Street is reportedly the latest eatery not able to succeed in the location.

Fusion 84, a Sayville restaurant that opened its doors in October, 2011, has apparently closed down for business, making it the last in a growing number of eateries that haven't been able to succeed at the West Main Street location.

The restaurant, which boasted a menu featuring influences from European, Asian and Mexican cuisine, moved in after the previous restaurant Bullfish shuttered its doors in July, 2011 after just nine months in business.

Prior to Bullfish the restaurant had been Armadillo Grill, which opened in September 2009 and closed in July, 2010. Prior to that it Taste, a restaurant that opened in Feb. 2008 and closed just about a year later.

A call to the Fusion 84 by Patch was not returned last week when it appeared that the eatery was not open during typical dinner service hours.

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