360 Sports Bar & Lounge

$ 2 drafts — $ 6 pitchers, learned of this place a few months ago and now it is under a new name/​management. Casual and local.

Our home away from home.

LIked it better when it was pigskins.

$ 6 pitchers are now only during happy hour… but im still loving it :)

Jess the Bartender is HOTTT!!!

So took my group, Meet in Honolulu, here for our monthly happy hour on 12÷14÷10. I had made arrangements with the owners about 1 month in advance for them to reserve the couch area. When I arrive I find that the staff doesn’t know anything about it but still allows us to set up in the area I wanted. Is this the staffs fault? Probably not more like the person I set up the date with. Regardless be aware that they don’t have it all together as far as planning goes.
So when go into the dark bar the place has two guys playing pool and the rest looks like staff. I must say for a bar that probably wasn’t going to do all that much business they had at least 3 – 4 waitresses, 1 bartender and 1 cook and as far as service goes handled my group of 30+ well. If there was any slow down it was at the bar itself. Maybe the bartender was getting overrun. All the waitresses were nice, fast with the drinks and all the food came out quick.
I wanted to point out that as of ¹²⁄₁₄ the bar wasn’t taking credit cards. Not exactly sure why. Maybe to save some money but kinda weird for a bar like this. They still allowed people to make tabs but they would just hold onto your credit card until you paid cash.
Food wise the restaurant has your standard bar food. Everything ranged in the 4 – 12 $ range so nothing super pricey. I decided to get the Furikaki Garlic chicken and the Yakisoba. The Yakisoba came out on a nice white plate and was pretty tasty. It had the usual meats as well as assorted vegetables. My only gripe was that it was a little bit oily. Still not bad for 8 $. The Garlic chicken was delicious. Not overly fried or oily but covered with furikaki and a garlic teri sauce. I would recommend this when coming here four about 9 $.
Overall the bar got high marks for food, service, kitchen and cheap cheap beer prices (6 $ domestic beers which was about 3 ½ glasses full pitchers). The location, darkness, parking and management were my only negatives. Might not be the coolest place to check out but if you want tasty pupu or you want to watch that UH football game probably as good of a place to check out as any.

Great happy hour drink specials $ 6 pitchers. Food is good better than most bar food in general. Great location in back of Jazz Minds only thing is you will prob. have to pay for parking on the street or in the parking lot next door. Awesome place to watch NFL and NCAA football games.

Element Lounge is now 360 Sports Bar. It’s definitely a lot more spacious now since they redid the booths and pool/​dart area. The menu is definitely much better as a sports bar.
As tes t. said in her review, $ 6 pitchers, seriously, ’nuff said. A bunch of us went there and the pitchers would not stop coming to our table. Great times ;)
I went on a Thursday night and there was a DJ. He played some good music.

Parking over here isn’t the greatest. If you can’t find a open stall in their lot you can pay to park in the next lot over but it’s $ 7! The only good part is the next time you come back you can use your parking stub for a free drink.
The inside of the bar is nice, it’s pretty clean and there’s nice comfy leather couches all over the place. They have 4 dart boards, 2 pool tables, and karaōke to keep you busy. Drink and food prices are pretty normal for a bar. I haven’t had a chance to eat much of the food here but I did have the grilled cheese and fries which was pretty damn good. They use different cheeses and it has some garlic in it too!

The old Element Lounge with some updating. Hidden next to Akasaka and behind Jazzminds, this bar is great.
The beer specials and the food isnt to bad. From Karaōke to pool, to even the newer versions of MegaTouch =)

This place just opened! (or reopened…)
It’s the old Element Lounge with new owners and a FACE LIFT. This place is a lot brighter now because of the new paint job. (Thumbs up for that!) It still needs some work, but what an improvement.
I don’t get that «oo-​jee» feeling when I walk in there anymore. And it’s definitely not as dirty/​ghetto as before; the new owners did a great job with the cleaning. Looks like there’s still some «construction» going on though…
I can’t wait to see what it’s going to look like when it’s done!
The drinks are reasonably priced and the bartenders are thankfully experienced and familiar.
This place definitely has potential. I’ll be back. :)