Capital One 360 Café

Free parking in Waikiki. Cheap and reasonable prices on drinks and food. Seems like food varies daily. There’s always sandwiches and salads. Sushi only on Wednesday. Pizzas only on Fridays.
Balcony seating on the 2^nd floor. Every area has it’s own ambience to it so it’s great for studying or catching up with friends over a cup of coffee or lunch. Music is a bit softer upstairs for those who want to study. Plenty of outlets around certain areas. Definitely enough for those who bring their long computer cords from home. Conference room is available for those who make reservations.
Very modern décor. Artwork for sale hung on the walls. A/​c is not too cold or too hot. It’s just right.
I absolutely love this place and definitely hesitated to write this review.

The lease must have expired after the ING deal. The idea was not to be a coffee shop but a place to lure customers to Capital One 360 banking/​savings /​investment plans
I will miss the new ATM. It would allow checks to be deposited and cleared within a day or two. This was much quicker than Checkmate on the mobile app.
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We meet every Friday for our Business Networking Group on Meetup. The staff is great always greet you with a smile and are very helpful in online banking issues.
It’s too bad they are closing at the end of this month, We’ll miss the free wifi and good deals for food and a place to meet.

NOOOOOOO! Please say it ain’t so! This café is closing on Aug 1^st 2014. I almost burst into tears when I walked in here the other day and saw the sign for the first time.
Why Cap One. why would you do this to us? As I sit here and look around a café full of happy people chatting, individuals working and drinking their lattes– I can’t help but wonder where we are all supposed to go to from here… please don’t say Starbucks.
I just hope that Cap One takes care of all of the wonderful employees in this place that have made coming here so great.
Sad day for this Unilocaler.

The service that 360 Café offers to the community is amazing. Non profits can come here to hold meeting for free!
Coffee is great and cheep. The employees are so nice and always happy. I feel like they care about their place of employment and like working here.
I come here 2 – 4 days a week to work and get 100% more done than I would at home.
Also, World Cup soccer on their 10+ flat screens.

What’s in your wallet?
I can’t believe I haven’t written a review for this place. Nice peeps, good food for lunch or a cup of coffee. Great place to study or to have a meeting. I’m going to miss this place when it closes on August 1.

One of the best kept secrets in Hawaii… but it really shouldn’t be because this is a truly great place for meetings, to study or just relax. There’s free wifi, lots of seating, wall art features local artist.
What I like about Capital One 360 Hawaii Café is that they do a lot to support local non-​profits. They have this great conference room, and if you’re a non-​profit organization, you can schedule time in this conference room FREE of charge! Sandwiches and desserts are prepared by a great non-​profit, Lanakila Pacific, another way that they support the community. I can’t say enough good things about this place.
Here’s something else that’s pretty cool. They accept the Hawaii Perks value card, and they give 15% off when you show the card. So, I got a roast beef sandwich, a full square Okinawan sweet potato haupia pie and a full size cappuccino smoothie for $ 10. That’s a deal!

The barista was super friendly and there is plenty of seating to study or enjoy your wi-​fi products, but the coffee and pastries are otherwise nothing to write home about. EVEN IF the coffee is inexpensive. With so many delicious places to snack and lunch in Waikiki, this would not be my go-​to place for coffee, so I wouldn’t recommend coming here as a tourist… unless you’re in need of wi-​fi or you’re here on business and need a place to work. Don’t know why, as a tourist, I did come here lol. Not much to do or see here, even as a proud Capital One member.
With that said, if I was a local student, I’d probably study here, because it’s modern, sorta quiet, and comfy.
I can confirm that the womens bathroom was creepy! There is a wide slit in the door and anyone passing by could view you on the can lol! So, needless to say, I hurried up!

This place is a gem! Just moved into an apartment with no Wifi and this café saved my day! In my opinion, this is better than Starbucks! Way more space, more outlets and cheaper food and drink. Coffee and tea are about 1.50 and I just got a lunch for $ 8 including a drink! I love the space, it’s well-​lit, has many windows, ample seating and super friendly café staff. Wifi is fast and reliable. Considering its only a 2 min walk for me from home, this is becoming my go-​to spot for work and coffee for sure.
Pro tip: buy a mug! All beverages are then 50% off! 3 choices at 6,8,10 bucks!

This place is super cool and random…
Every time I drove by, I had no idea what I was looking at or what the place was. I thought, «oh Capital One, must be a bank or something?» I was sort of right, it has banking, a radio station, conference rooms, coffee, food, free wifi… what else do you need?!
The coffee is inexpensive and tastes good enough, it does the job! Being a webmaster, I’m always looking for a good place to get work done. This place has comfy chairs, fast wifi and the coffee to keep me going. I like sitting on the lanai when it’s nice, getting some fresh air instead of being holed up in my office all day!
I will definitely be back to try the food next time.

whats not to like about this place… Free WIFi great Staff … a Online Bank with the best Rates for savings and Checking … Get a bank account and your drinks are half price and a free drink on fridays when you have a bank account with them.
You cant beat the prices on there drinks and food either.
Great to meet clients or just hang out … there is no other place like Capital one 360 Café! LOVE IT!

Every now and then I have to go into Waikiki– after 15 years of NOT living in Waikiki but living in Honolulu you know what I mean that you avoid Waikiki like the plague…
But sometimes we have to go into Waikiki for a meeting or whatnot. I am a walker also btw– I walk endlessly if I need to and walk even when I don’t. I stayed in an apartment next to Queens Medical and walked all the way from Queens one day up Diamond Head and then ate in Waikiki and got tired so I took the bus home after that– but before going up DiamondHead I stopped off here (at the time it was Ing but same location) for a cup of coffee and a snack.
Capital One 360 Café really is a perfect point for me and many others to stop off before having to go into Waikiki. It is a great place to pick up just a cup of Joe before going to a meeting. Some places I have had to go to for meetings had Starbucks underneath the buildings– but the lines are horribly long. Capital One 360 Café usually in my experience is a short line if you just ask for small normal things– they can usually speed up and get it to you faster than say Starbucks which goes in order in line. When I’m walking and in a hurry it is the place to grab and go and not wait around.
Coffee is a full rich deep cup– and it tastes like black coffee instead of mud. All around– normal good cup and I am usually a really happy camper.
Great use of space. There are neat compfey chairs/​couches/​benches and stuff to sit on. It really is a good meeting spot if you need to meet up someone in a neutral location.
Bathrooms are a little odd– no toilet seats. I don’t know if that weirds you out but it does take me aback a little and I don’t know how women feel about that in the bathrooms. Also– there is frosted glass like in the CSI shows where there is a dead body right behind the glass– No nothing going on in the bathroom that I saw — just the fact that it is different. Also there is a large enough crack alongside of the door fixture where one if they really wanted to could look into the bathroom. Weird me out– maybe if I was paranoid– ok I may be paranoid sometimes but I am just thinking if I were a female guest would I like to go bathroom there– just saying.
Now more importantly– the staff there are bankers and hosts. Not a normal combination for a bank– as they will try to tell you they are a different kind of bank. Heather and many of the other staff that I have had a chance to talk to really are happy workers and really believe in the way they do personal business to make the customer happy. Capital One 360 Café really does seem like the funnest place to work at a bank and be a guest as a customer.
An example– I didn’t catch his name– but a worker (he had on a red Capital One 360 Café shirt) was out in front talking to 2 Asian young adults– they had wanted to get coffee– and he had said that they had closed down– but he said he could check if there was any black coffee still left in the pot if that was what they wanted and if they wanted him to check– again he repeated that the place was closed and that he was willing to go and check if they wanted– I think he went way above and beyond what he was called to do– and was bending over backwards when the couple was giving him stink eye and disappointment. Not my place to butt into that issue — or let the couple know that he was doing a super job of being over the top helpful– If I was the worker I would have said– ‘there is Starbucks 1 block that way and we’re closed’ but he was super nice to them and made every effort to help them out as best he could.
I have heard before that they are willing to offer their space to non-​profits for meetings and such– I hope to be able to tell different friends that do make arrangements for meeting like Early Childhood that is always looking for open space to have a 1 hour meeting to try asking them. Can’t hurt to ask.
Again– nicest crew of happy workers I have ever seen working at a bank. If you have to be in Waikiki it really is making the most of it if you do visit 360.

This place is great for working and meetings. There is free parking with about 10 spots. The staff is very friendly and the coffee is cheap, hot and tasty!
This place looks deceiving from outside because Capital One is a bank and you would think that if you didn’t have an account with them that you would go there but that is not the case. Anyone can work and get free wifi in their modern café. The décor is super cool and comfy with couches as well as tables. The staff member may ask you if you want to open an account but they will not badger you. To be honest their checking account is a good deal and you get discounts in the café. I did not open account or feel pressure that I didn’t. You can stay and work all day if you wanted. There is no time or push to turn off. I believe there are a lot of regulars that come to work there.
You need to ask a staff member for the wifi pass code and it is encouraged that you buy something but the menu prices are dirt cheap and they have latte refills for less than $ 1.
The café seating is spacious and on two levels. There are TV’s and an upstairs lanai. The only reason I could not give 5 stars is because there are not enough outlets for laptop charging and the AC is cranked a bit higher that I would prefer.
Overall…this a great place to work but go early to get a parking spot and a seat by an outlet and remember to bring a sweatshirt.

I’ve been to the Capital One 360 café in San Francisco and I thought maybe it was the only one in existence – apparently not. I wonder where else they are. Well I’m happy it’s a chain because who couldn’t use a spacious coffee shop with lots of table space and power outlets. This is the place to be when you need to get some work done. You can literally just come in, grab a cup of coffee, and sit for hours working on something. This café is located in a central location in Waikiki, walking distance to many hotels, so if your place is not ideal for working, this is a good alternative.
Thanks Capital One, maybe I’ll bank with you someday.

Came here to study with a friend for Midterm. Last searching for a place close by to school. We came here, right when it open and few people came in. They have their own parking, but limited! Like about 15 stalls. Staff are nice and friendly. Super clean environment.
Bathroom was pretty interesting? It was more of a airplane steel toilet seat and sink. Other than that it’s two floors and their a baloney outside too!

Only been to the Capital One 360 Café once, for the 4^th Annual Cookie Swap event. Didn’t get a chance to try anything from their café except fountain drinks due to the event, but the friendly staff and hospitality was and is superb! Fun staff to chat and get to know more about the facility, and of course Capitol One accounts and Credit Cards. Free wifi is always a plus at café’s and very easy places to sit and plug in your electronic devices. A lot more outlets than Starbucks, McDonalds, and other facilites that may offer Free Wifi! If I ever get a chance to go there again, I’ll write an even better review!

This place is so convenient for me since it’s in my hood and they have free wifi and comfy couches and tables for work. They don’t care if you buy anything, in fact I often bring in my homemade coffee drinks and feel a teeeeensy bit bad, but am always welcomed with a smile. :)
Their regular coffee is decent on normal standards, but really great considering how cheap it is. In fact everything on the menu is very reasonable (anti-​starbucks prices) and I lovelovelove that they feature local sammies and desserts. You definitely have to try the okinawan sweet potatoe haupia pie when they have it, but get ready to fight me for it cuz I always buy them all up when I see it hehe~

Hooray! I finally found a local café that is awesome for getting things done — work, school and hanging out with friends!
As soon as you walk in you’re greeted by the super friendly staff and honestly, it felt like someone was welcoming me into their home. The atmosphere is a nice combination hip yet local flair — and one look around you just know only the «cool kids» hangout here! (I was hoping no one kicked me out!)
There was an array of goodies, fresh sandwiches, wraps, salads and other delights; along with beverages to quench your thirst and/​or keep your mind revving with caffeine. To my surprise, the prices here are VERY VERY reasonable! Super awesome!
On my last visit, I was able to get the coveted Silicon Valley wrap with smoked turkey, swiss, sundried tomatoes, artichokes, pesto, lettuce and tomato. I added a nice iced tea and the salesperson said, «Oh, you should just make it a combo then you’ll get to choose a dessert too and it will only be a $ 1 more, for a total of $ 8» — I was confused at first (okay, maybe stunned) but it turns out correct — wrap, beverage and dessert for $ 8. SCORE! And it was scrumptious too!
Parking is free, I hear there’s extra space in the adjacent open lot (you’ll just have to go around the block to get there. Free wifi too just ask for the password.
Super cool and I will definitely be hanging out here more often!

One of the most notable finds on our Hawaii trip 2013 that wasn’t a waterfall, a beach, or a volcano is this bank/​café. (As far as I know, there’s nothing quite like this in Texas.)
I am a long-​time happy customer of ING Direct, which Capital One took over in 2012. At the time of the merger, the future of the consumer-​oriented online bank was hotly debated – the phrase «freaking out» aptly described the attitude of ING’s customers toward the Capital One acquisition. Would the easy-​going, no-​nonsense, consumer-​friendly ING turn into another fee-​blasting, customer-​unfriendly fast-​food bank? What would happen to ING’s mission statement and properties if any? Until our visit in Waikiki, I wasn’t aware of any any brick-​and-​mortar storefronts for ING/​Capital 360.
If you’re like me and 95% of people out there, there’s only one reason to visit a bank: to conduct business and get out fast. So it came as a surprise that Capital One 360 Café allowed you to come in and bank, then linger on afterwards for a drink, snack or internet surfing. Socializing with bankers and like-​minded finance folks wasn’t necessarily high on my list until a stop at this café. A slick minimalist design, comfy surrounds, and a 2^nd floor patio that’s sheltered by palm trees and overlooking Waikiki, really made the decision to stay much easier.
The operating hours aren’t your standard banker’s hours either: Mon — Fri 8am — 7pm, Sat 8am — 4pm. Regrettably, we had arrived at the bank about 10 minutes after closing so we weren’t able to enjoy the food or accommodations. One of the staff did permit us inside the café to grab some quick cash out of the ATM. (Inconvenient that they don’t have an exterior ATM.)
It’s a really cool concept made even cooler because it’s in Hawaii. Based on their website, there are a total of 8 café locations in the US. Coffee and banking does seem to make a whole lotta sense!

ING Direct is an online banking. I don’t bank with them, but I like the concept of this place. Café that people can relax, work on computer, or having a meeting.
I have been to a couple of workshops in the café. Once downstairs corner, once upstairs. Sound system was not the greatest but I enjoyed these workshops that I can learn.
Free limited parking behind the café.
Note: They close at 1900. Parking will be locked after hours.

So I had another meeting here this morning. Everything was just as fantastic as last time, except even better! I guess the workers remembered us and set up tables for us.
Last time we were there, we were all sitting on a bunch of awkward round tables. This time, we walked in to the open conference area to find long tables arranged for a meeting, covered in table cloths. Then we were given a smile and «Do you like it?» by the workers. Did we like it? We loved it! A+ for customer service!