Reviews

4.7(2260 reviews)
Kiara Rivera★★★★★

Kazuza was such a great experience! The atmosphere was lively, stylish, and welcoming, making it the perfect spot to relax, enjoy drinks, and have a fun night out. The drinks were delicious and well made, and the staff was friendly, attentive, and made us feel comfortable throughout the night. The music and overall vibe were amazing too. I’d definitely recommend Kazuza to anyone looking for good drinks, great energy, and a memorable time. I’ll definitely be back!

Emmanuel Ojo★★★★★

Came here with a couple of my friends on a Thursday. And there were playing BIG TUNES Love when I can hear good dancehall music The hookah was busting I got love66 with some mint

Gyan Sinha★★★★★

Shay and anna was super friendly and made our visit amazing.. Cozy nook for good drinks, music and Hookah...slow peaceful evening.. loved it

Mahrook Momin★★★★★

Great atmosphere and the service was impeccable. Enjoyed the hummus!! Shay was our server and she was very attentive and very knowledgeableabout hookah

Rahshan Wall★★☆☆☆

Well, racists work there. And in this day and age, everyone is throwing that word around a lot but...The bill was higher than expected, so I asked questions and expressed my concerns to the waitress. Didn't yell, didn't act out of character, at all. It was explained, I gave in and we paid. On OUR WAY OUT the waitress yells, "next time go to the Bronx". (spoiler: Im black) So what does that mean? I've never been, im fairly new to New York, my girlfriend lives on Avenue A by the restaurant. I'm writing this review from the 38th floor of my high rise condo overlooking Manhattan. I'm confused? Why did the Bronx need to be included and why am I being sent there by a waitress? Oh cuz black people should hang out in the Bronx? And even though Im paid well in my career and don't just swipe my card just because the bill says so, and clarify the bill first, now that subjects me to a section of New York that fits my perceived socioeconomic status and race? And are you insinuating that the Bronx is lower class?Cool. Me and my friends, who I met in London during our masters degree program, were hanging out together because one is in town. Why ruin my night like that? Went to Crevette(highly recommend) the other day, paid $230, no questions cuz that bill made sense, so no one is ghetto over here, thanks. This bill didn't(until it was explained).The owner was chill about it, he gave me a shot, and I was chill cuz he was chill so that's the 2nd star. But SHE should be fired. Racism shouldn't be tolerated.

Hours and Location

Open Hours
People typically spend up to 3 hours here
Monday4:00 PM - 4:00 AM
Tuesday4:00 PM - 4:00 AM
Wednesday4:00 PM - 4:00 AM
Thursday4:00 PM - 4:00 AM
Friday4:00 PM - 4:00 AM
Saturday4:00 PM - 4:00 AM
Sunday4:00 PM - 4:00 AM

About

Service options
Delivery
Takeout
Dine In
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance

Reviews

Kiara Rivera

2 months ago

Kazuza was such a great experience! The atmosphere was lively, stylish, and welcoming, making it the perfect spot to relax, enjoy drinks, and have a fun night out. The drinks were delicious and well made, and the staff was friendly, attentive, and made us feel comfortable throughout the night. The music and overall vibe were amazing too. I’d definitely recommend Kazuza to anyone looking for good drinks, great energy, and a memorable time. I’ll definitely be back!

Emmanuel Ojo

a month ago

Came here with a couple of my friends on a Thursday. And there were playing BIG TUNES Love when I can hear good dancehall music The hookah was busting I got love66 with some mint

Gyan Sinha

3 months ago

Shay and anna was super friendly and made our visit amazing.. Cozy nook for good drinks, music and Hookah...slow peaceful evening.. loved it

Mahrook Momin

3 months ago

Great atmosphere and the service was impeccable. Enjoyed the hummus!! Shay was our server and she was very attentive and very knowledgeableabout hookah

Rahshan Wall

2 months ago

Well, racists work there. And in this day and age, everyone is throwing that word around a lot but...The bill was higher than expected, so I asked questions and expressed my concerns to the waitress. Didn't yell, didn't act out of character, at all. It was explained, I gave in and we paid. On OUR WAY OUT the waitress yells, "next time go to the Bronx". (spoiler: Im black) So what does that mean? I've never been, im fairly new to New York, my girlfriend lives on Avenue A by the restaurant. I'm writing this review from the 38th floor of my high rise condo overlooking Manhattan. I'm confused? Why did the Bronx need to be included and why am I being sent there by a waitress? Oh cuz black people should hang out in the Bronx? And even though Im paid well in my career and don't just swipe my card just because the bill says so, and clarify the bill first, now that subjects me to a section of New York that fits my perceived socioeconomic status and race? And are you insinuating that the Bronx is lower class?Cool. Me and my friends, who I met in London during our masters degree program, were hanging out together because one is in town. Why ruin my night like that? Went to Crevette(highly recommend) the other day, paid $230, no questions cuz that bill made sense, so no one is ghetto over here, thanks. This bill didn't(until it was explained).The owner was chill about it, he gave me a shot, and I was chill cuz he was chill so that's the 2nd star. But SHE should be fired. Racism shouldn't be tolerated.

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