808 Craft House

Located in Ko 'Olina near Mahina and Farm to Barn, 808 Craft House serves up drinks and great food. My friends and I were staying nearby and walked over for lunch. Lots of seating and TVs to watch the games!I had the coconut shrimp, which was served with a scoop of pineapple fried rice and side of kale salad. This was such a great meal for the price point, especially being at Ko Olina. I also had the Hefeweizen. My other friends had the Huli chicken, loco moco and burger. All said that they were delicious and filling. If you are looking for a chill place to spend watching the games in Ko ʻOlina, this is a great sports bar. Cheers to 808 Craft House!

808 Craft House is one of the newer location of the same people behind Waikiki Brewing Company and Cheeseburger in Paradise. With that in mind, it's a similar vibe and selection of beer and drinks, but the menu is a bit different.It's located in Ko Olina in the marketplace, on the left side when driving in near the train tracks. It used to be a pizza place we enjoyed, the windows/walls have been removed making a fresh air style place with outdoor yet shaded seating against sun and rain. There are other options nearby like Monkeypod, but this one feels a lot more casual for families or people just looking to grab a beer and watch a game.They have a bunch of seating, from bar and high tops, to sit down. They can accommodate groups of larger sizes too. The host staff was welcoming and friendly, as was the wait staff. Management is always great (cheers Nick & Joe).They have a full bar with wine, liquor, etc for cocktails. They primarily have Waikiki Brewing beers on draft but also offer a selection of cans/bottles from other breweries, local and national staples.The food here is excellent. They have pizzas and pupu, easy fun food, but also offer a number of plated meals. We had the benefit of going during a special event that really showcased the quality of what they can do.I look forward to coming again soon.

Cool spot to grab a drinkSKIP THE FOOD. Went with low to basic expectations for bar food. The cheese on the pizza we ordered wasn't melted except for the top layer and the toppings were completely raw and loose on top like they forgot them, burger and wings looked like what they were supposed to be. Was starving and opted not to eat any of it after a couple bites. Won't be back. Too bad it's got a good vibe.

Considering there aren't many restaurants on this side of the island decided to give the Craft House a try cause I was jonesing an impossible burger. I took our server Kingston's recommendation and this was terrible. The patty was tiny and burnt! He didn't even offer to remake it for me so I left hungry and disappointed. It's not hard to make a veggie burger and 808 needs to figure it out.

We happened to be here last Sunday. We walked over to the shopping area after Secret Beach. By this point we were ready for a bite to eat. As we approached it looked opened but didn't as no one was at the host station. But there was a party of four eating. Eventually a server appeared. Take any table we're told. We sat and were given their Sunday game day menu. Nice. Select items at a discount off their standard menu.Ordered:* hubby got the loco moco- hamburger patty with two eggs over easy over white rice lathered with gravy.* daughter and I ordered the 808 cheeseburger with fries. The patty cooked to order. Served on brioche bun. * three draft beers from Waikiki brewing company. Our food was good. Fries were hot. We kidded with the Drew our server that we didn't know the place existed as it's the last building facing Ali'i Nui Dr. And a building blocking one side of 808. He said they get the a lot. There are 5 big screen TVs. They were all on mute until another server reported to work. Then volume was turned up on all. Talk about white noise. After that no need to carry a conversation. But as we left there was a steady stream of customers.I do have to agree with some of the earlier Yelp reviews. They could do with another server. While we were there there were only two staffers. This was around 11'ish last Sunday.Located at the shopping center across the street from Disney Aulani. Small paid parking lot.

Came here to watch the NCAA national championship football game, though I understand this is not a sports bar. The bartenders and waitress were pleasant , and the man who I believe was the manager was friendly and made small talk about the game. The drinks were surprisingly priced like a normal bar in happy hour, so this alone makes 808 Craft House worth coming for- Being a part of Ko Olina, I expected the prices to have a premium. Did not get any food, but the food for the patrons nearby looked appetizing.

Nice spot located in Ko Olina. One thing is that you have to pay for parking which is $3.50 per hour. Service is really good - very friendly. The ambiance is nice. We came on a Friday and there was live music. Food is good and prices were pretty reasonable. Glad we made the drive to come here.

My baby started crying right after our drinks came out so I had to get our food to go and then we had to walk back to our spot. I'll say this: drinks 4/5. Takeout: I ordered the French dip and I appreciate that they gave me extra au jus. One for each half. For that kind of service, it's a 4.5/5 for me. Round that up and I give it a 5! Cheers

Good food and good service. They were attentive to our needs. I highly recommend this establishment

Service was pretty slow but the food was very good. It's a good place to save a little money and still enjoy a night out across from the Four Seasons or Aulani.