Reviews

3.7(529 reviews)
Jasmine Rodriguez★★★★☆

Good hookah, sushi, and drinks. I did find it strange that they requested to hold a card even when I offered to pay in cash. Otherwise, the waitress was pleasant and attentive. It wasn’t very crowded for a Friday night.

Pat S★★★★☆

The service was good overall, though as the night gets busier, you may need to flag down a server. The place could use better air conditioning as it gets extremely hot inside. The food was average; I sampled the jollof rice. The drinks were good, though a bit pricey. It's very crowded but has a great atmosphere, with a nice hookah lounge and excellent music, including hip hop, Afro beats, and reggae. Overall, it's a good spot to enjoy a night out.

Cassidy Whitaker★★★★★

The food was fresh and good, hookah was good, great vibes… lowkey found my new hookah spot off the late night 🥰 Rahel was the best, smelled good, and very clean!!!

Ryan McGorty★★★★☆

Hookah and sushi? An interesting combo, right? If you like both, you’ve met your match. If you only like either sushi or hookah, it’s a great happy hour spot. Gazuza Lounge is located only a few minutes away from the Dupont Circle red line metro stop and offers some great happy hour specials. Monday through Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. you can get some cheap beer, wine, mixed drinks, and of course, the highlights - $5 classic rolls, $8 specialty rolls, and $18 Hookah. The sushi is not going to be the best you’ve ever had, but for $5 per classic roll, it’s very hard to beat. Gazuza Lounge is located on the second floor and definitely has a relaxing, chill lounge vibe. Usually, it’s not very crowded for happy hour, so you can enjoy your conversation with your friends, or just relax and eat as much sushi as you can. The people I came with who like hookah, said they offer a wide selection of good flavors. They have a bunch of TVs running sports matches, if you’re in the mood for that. Staff members are attentive, friendly, and polite – they’ll even remind you when happy hour is nearing its end.

Vy H.★★★★☆

One of my favorites hookah spots in the DMV! It has a chill vibe, they play good music (sometimes too loud though) and the hookah flavors are pretty delicious! Came here randomly Saturday night and was disappointed they didn’t have the White Grape with Mint flavor (it used to be my favorite here!) but we got the Watermelon instead and it was good.

Hours and Location

Open Hours
People typically spend up to 3 hours here
Monday6:00 PM - 2:00 AM
Tuesday6:00 PM - 2:00 AM
Wednesday6:00 PM - 2:00 AM
Thursday6:00 PM - 2:00 AM
Friday5:00 PM - 3:00 AM
Saturday5:00 PM - 3:00 AM
Sunday5:00 PM - 2:00 AM

About

Service options
Takeout
Dine In
Highlights
Fast service
Great cocktails

Reviews

Jasmine Rodriguez

4 years ago

Good hookah, sushi, and drinks. I did find it strange that they requested to hold a card even when I offered to pay in cash. Otherwise, the waitress was pleasant and attentive. It wasn’t very crowded for a Friday night.

Pat S

2 years ago

The service was good overall, though as the night gets busier, you may need to flag down a server. The place could use better air conditioning as it gets extremely hot inside. The food was average; I sampled the jollof rice. The drinks were good, though a bit pricey. It's very crowded but has a great atmosphere, with a nice hookah lounge and excellent music, including hip hop, Afro beats, and reggae. Overall, it's a good spot to enjoy a night out.

Cassidy Whitaker

4 months ago

The food was fresh and good, hookah was good, great vibes… lowkey found my new hookah spot off the late night 🥰 Rahel was the best, smelled good, and very clean!!!

Ryan McGorty

8 years ago

Hookah and sushi? An interesting combo, right? If you like both, you’ve met your match. If you only like either sushi or hookah, it’s a great happy hour spot. Gazuza Lounge is located only a few minutes away from the Dupont Circle red line metro stop and offers some great happy hour specials. Monday through Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. you can get some cheap beer, wine, mixed drinks, and of course, the highlights - $5 classic rolls, $8 specialty rolls, and $18 Hookah. The sushi is not going to be the best you’ve ever had, but for $5 per classic roll, it’s very hard to beat. Gazuza Lounge is located on the second floor and definitely has a relaxing, chill lounge vibe. Usually, it’s not very crowded for happy hour, so you can enjoy your conversation with your friends, or just relax and eat as much sushi as you can. The people I came with who like hookah, said they offer a wide selection of good flavors. They have a bunch of TVs running sports matches, if you’re in the mood for that. Staff members are attentive, friendly, and polite – they’ll even remind you when happy hour is nearing its end.

Vy H.

3 years ago

One of my favorites hookah spots in the DMV! It has a chill vibe, they play good music (sometimes too loud though) and the hookah flavors are pretty delicious! Came here randomly Saturday night and was disappointed they didn’t have the White Grape with Mint flavor (it used to be my favorite here!) but we got the Watermelon instead and it was good.

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