Coffee Shop 831

Awesome little spot for coffee and breakfast. Everything was 👌🏽. You get 30 cents off if you bring your own cup/mug or use compostable bag/utensils.

Staff and ambiance were excellent

This is a great coffee shop. Both the breakfast sandwiches and acai bowls are amazing, and, oh yah, the coffee happens to be great 😍

Cute Cafe with moderately priced breakfast options. It reminded me of the north shore than Waikiki with its eccentric decorations and focus on fresh fruits and vegetables. Prices were still the same range as a hotel breakfast place, but this place has the character and comfort that most hotel restaurants lack.

Not My Favorite, By Far:
Entering, the place is small and nice, but looking at food photo's on Yelp, then seeing the available options, it was a bit of a disappointment. Hardly no selection.

As for the coffee, ordered a Vanilla Latte, prices are higher than other locations and sizes are smaller.
Flavor wise, my Latte was extremely bland, basically tasted like hot brown water.

Won't be returning.

First visit and food was delicious but a bit expensive when feeding four people.
1. Super charged “bulletproof style” coffee double shot of espresso with coconut oil and cinnamon was awesome but pricey at $6/cup.
2. Papaya boat was Amazing-fresh, fresh, fresh. I could have eaten two!
3. Kids loved the maple, egg and bacon English muffin and egg and cheese English muffin.
4. Freshly made OJ another delicious item.
Four people, four drinks, two papaya boats and two sandwiches cost $54. Amazing fresh food for the price. I will go back again!

My goodness people love coffee! In the case of Coffee shop 831 people love the smooties, croissants, matcha lattes, etc etc. That being said expect a bit of a wait. Coffee was fresh and locally sourced. Compostable straws, utensils, and cups are what’s up! Thanks Coffee shop 831.

Really good coffee. Wonderful to see the eco- /earth-friendly approach (sleeves, lids not automatically added) to this tiny local coffee shop.

I ordered a matcha latte and a croissant sandwich both of which were great! I also appreciate their mission for reducing waste. Would support again just based on that (:

Came here due to the ridiculously long line in Kona Purveyor House and was pleasantly surprised with how good the drip coffee. I tried the Kona Bloom medium roast and it was definitely worth it. It also has a nice non touristy vibe with to it, I'm definitely visiting here again.

Perfectly tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Waikiki. A delicious, organic coffee shop with a variety of pour over coffees. I had a beautiful papaya bowl, and my husband raves about the everything breakfast bagel.