The happy hour specials listed on their website were out-of-date, but the discounted cocktail offerings were still decent. The mojito was nothing to write home about, but try the Pineapple Express if you enjoy brightly colored, fruity drinks served in martini glasses. The also had a small selection of bottled beers. As for happy hour food specials, they offered about a dozen styles of half-price maki rolls (most are about $5). It’s nothing fancy, but it’s acceptable sushi at a good price. 
Perhaps the best part of Gazuza is the all-weather “patio” overlooking the sidewalk and street below. The enclosed area bordering the front of Gazuza is about the same size as the interior and offers floor-to-ceiling windows and the same low tables and chairs. It’s a good place for intimate conversations, group parties around a shared hookah, or watching the sun sink behind the palatial buildings of Dupont while you sip your appletini.
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