I came out to try the restaurant with some friends over at the LBX. It's a beautiful restaurant and the murals were eye catching. Our server Loraine S. had us all satisfied and moved things along for our group amazingly. She recommended her favorite appetizer the mussels. The mussels were amazing and we had to resist ordering more to have our dinner. They were bursting with flavor in a fabulous wine sauce, loaded with tons of mussels. Overall the service was extremely kind and helpful. We truly appreciated the amazing customer service and food. We will be back! 5/5!

This place is one of favorite spots for a nice brunch! The food is great and I never turn down a mimosa! My favorite dishes are the caesar salad, the lobster roll, the 908 burger, and vanilla bean french toast! I also the aesthetic of the restaurant, great service, and they have options for indoor or outdoor seating. Definitely make a reservation if you go to brunch. Next time I go back i'll try to explore the menu more and try something new.

I've been here twice for dinner and once for brunch. All experiences were good! For brunch, my 2 and 4 year olds were given fun bendy wax toys which occupied them while waiting for the food. My dinner experiences were positive as well. All 3 dining experiences consisted of good food, service, and cocktails!

Been to this place twice and both were great visits. The restaurant has a nice and welcoming, modern decor. The service was excellent. We got a couple of drinks, both were great! There are many tasty looking items on food the menu. We went with the Thai Curry Seabass and pork chop. Both tasted delicious. The pork chop was perfectly cooked and sauces. The Brussels sprouts were crispy and flavorful. Definitely recommend this!

Located outside of the Hanger at the Long Beach Exchange in Long Beach. Came here for lunch with my co workers our manager treated us. The place is nice inside they have a bar as well. They also have outdoor seating where we sat. The staff were nice and service was good. I got the lobster Roll it was good but it was pretty basic. Prices are a bit on the higher side. The decor inside was pretty cool too gives it a modern fancy type look. Overall had a good time here and the food was good.

We dined on New Year's Day dinner as we want to try the tomahawk ribe eye steak. The steak was cooked to our liking, tender and flavorful. Great selection of beers to complement the meal. We had 2 sides of sweet potato fries and Caesar salad and a fabulous dessert Great ambiance and friendly and attentive service . It was a nice dinner

Great area next to Long Beach Airport. Beers on draft and menu that won't disappoint no matter what you're in the mood for.

An out of town friend was visiting so we decided to all meet up at the 908 for brunch. We arrived at 11am on Sunday and it was surprisingly quiet. We did have reservations but they were able to make a table for our large group (13 people) rather quickly. I found the ambiance and decor of the restaurant to be clean, pleasing and kind of cozy on the corner where our long table was set. The staff was very courteous and attentive though there was a few times we wanted service but the staff was chatting among themselves by the bar. the restaurant was still relatively empty at this point so it felt odd that it was hard to get the servers attention but this was the only time we had trouble with service. On my end of the table, I got the hot honey chicken and pancakes and my partner got the classic breakfast. The friends seated immediately around us got the Eggs Benedict, the classic and a salad. The food came out in a few waves but overall everyone got their food around the same time. The hot honey wasn't really that spicy and the cinnamon swirl pancakes... I didn't taste any cinnamon. The chicken itself was a large, flattened and breaded breast the size of a pancake. It looked impressive but tasted just ok. The batter looked like it fried up nicely but once you cut into the chicken, all the breading fell apart and off. My partner's breakfast had 2 strips of bacon so hard it was like chewing rubber. His home fries were also very salty and he didn't like his eggs and his toast was super hard. My friend who got the salad ate maybe 1/3 before he stopped but he didn't say anything good or bad about it (but to only eat 1/3 seemed out of the ordinary). His partner, who also got the classic breakfast, seemed to have no issues with his though he mentioned the potato's were a bit over seasoned. Finally, my friend to my left throughly enjoyed her eggs Benedict and really liked that they were on baguettes instead of English muffins. On the other end, one of my other friends also got the hot honey chicken and pancakes and complained everything was over cooked and the pancakes were dry. Overall the consensus was that the food quality was inconsistent but people either really liked their food or not at all. Everyone did agree the prices were a bit steep to have such inconsistent quality. It could also be that because we were such a large group, to get all our food out at the same time there may have been some sacrifices to quality? Overall I'd give the 908 a 3.5 but that rounds up to 4 stars. Anyway, I'd probably be willing to check out the 908 again but in a smaller group so we could test to see if our large party was indeed the reason for the inconsistent quality.