Nam Coffee Shop

*Make sure you try the Panda Latte* The coffee here is phenomenal, although I didn’t feel that welcomed here. The staff could’ve been having a rough morning and I understand that much as the next person. *Jeannie Becomes a Mom* was on the radio so they passed the tune check easily and they got me in and out as quick as possible. I would definitely recommend giving this place a try.

I ordered their egg coffee with extra egg foam and it was delicious! I like to mix my egg into my coffee (instead of just having it sit on top) and the salty egg paired perfectly with the sweet and slightly bitter Vietnamese coffee! I definitely would be back to try out their other coffees.

This is another charity five star review even though my personal experience was more four stars. It's got a good location between atwater village and Beverly hills, right there on Fountain across the street from the scientology mothership. The Vietnamese concept is good, the design of the shop is cool. The special drinks are pretty sugar heavy as you'd expect, so not really a first thing in the morning kind of place. My cappuccino was solid. No bathroom, which is a huge issue. How can a coffee shop with seats not have a bathroom? I'm talking legally speaking, like isn't it required by the county? But it's a cool spot to be sure.

Great coffee shop with a great seating area and welcoming ambiance. The options are refreshing and the quality and taste is what you would expect of a boutique coffee shop, excellent! The price is a bit high, but the drinks are made with high quality ingredients and for instance the egg coffee has egg yolk which is an added expense vs most coffee spots. Well worth the price and perfect place to get a before meal or after meal drink.

I got the salted cream and was immediately in love 💓 It was hands down one of the strongest coffees I’ve had in a long so beware of that if you are are cutting back on caffeine, etc. Very sweet but felt like I was transported back to Hanoi. I highly recommend!!!

This is a little cute coffee shop just outside Little Armenia. There are only metered street parking spots. They do not have a parking lot. (Meters in the area are $1/hour, max 4 hours between 8AM-8PM.) I opted for black Vietnamese coffee topped with the egg foam. This is different from the egg coffee on their menu because the one on the menu comes with condensed milk. The barista was friendly and helpful. Photos of the inside on Google didn't show that they have seating inside, so I was surprised to see a couple of tables and chairs. I can see myself coming here to get some work or reading done. They have a water dispenser on the side. Not sure about wifi or bathroom or outlets though.

This place rocks. Genuinely good coffee and a nice vibe. Love that I found this place. Would recommend. 🎸

So proud of this Vietnamese coffee spot. Hitting so right with beautiful instagramable vibe, friendly staff, and amazing tasting creative coffee but true to its roots. Highly recommended.

I visited Nam Coffee on a Friday around 11 a.m. Parking was a little tricky but not a dealbreaker--there are metered spots nearby, and I ended up parking in the neighborhood. First impressions: the shop is adorable, clean, and welcoming. The service was friendly and efficient, which added to the overall experience. Their menu is full of unique and creative drinks, and I wanted to try so many of them! As a fan of matcha and ube, I went for the Salted Cream Matcha Ube ($8). My first sip was mostly ube, but once I mixed it, the matcha came through. The matcha flavor wasn't super strong, but it balanced beautifully with the ube. I also appreciated that it wasn't overly sweet--just the right level for my taste. Overall, it was a fantastic drink, and I would highly recommend this place. I'm already looking forward to coming back and trying more of their menu!

Tried their Vietnamese coffee and it was nice and strong but a tad on the sweet side! I enjoyed it and it was very affordable! Def one of the better Vietnamese coffees I've had in LA The shop is small and there are only a few tables/seats. Also no public restrooms which is a downside.

Nice, new aesthetic looking coffee spot in Thai town. Signature drinks are on very sweet side, difficult to taste coffee. Also no decaf option just a heads up. Interior seating is very well designed! Loved the tables and art work. No public restroom (even for paying customers) which I find very odd given their shop promotes being inside the cafe-- so I definitely don't recommend drinking a bunch of coffee at their location if you're going to need to go to bathroom after. I'll have to come back and try to their regular latte and coffee to know if the roast and beans are good! But for now, definitely another coffee spot to try out in LA area.

I come here on Lunar New Year because I want to support a fellow Vietnamese business owner, and it did not disappoint. Ironically, I can't drink Viet coffee because it's too strong for me. But I got the Ube Matcha Sea Salt Cream Top everyone was talking about. The drink was presented so nice and beautiful in layered. Starting with a thick cream top, then to the ube and matcha flavors. To be honest, the sea salt cream was pretty salty to my liking but once I stir it up, everything blends in so nicely. I didn't think ube would pair so well with matcha but the nuttiness, subtle vanilla sweet of ube combine in this umami matcha is chef kiss. I'd say nothing stood out to me completely but this combination is definitely chef kiss. Nice ambiance with cool graphic overall, but I was expected Vietnamese R&B instead of jazz, but no complaints as it can be a nice place to hang out with a friend. Cons: Limited parking either meter or 2h in pretty sketchy neighborhoods. Limited seatings, so not for studying. My drink was $8, I think it's a fair price. Would come back if I'm ever in the area. Happy New Year Chúc Mừng Năm Mới

Super cute spot on Fountain with not so great street parking. We got lucky though. The barista was welcoming and helpful- the overall vibe was relaxing. I wish it was a space we could easily go back to but it's not realistic. V had the Ube Matcha with Whole Milk and it was a beautiful purple and green, while I had the Hojicha Latte with Almond Milk. It had some delicious yummy foam on top. Both drinks weren't modified aside from the milk. I paid 75 cents which is still too much but the drinks were THAT good. Would definitely go again if in area to pick up those dunks. No bathroom and not ideal for studying.

I'm a big fan of Vietnamese coffee, so I was excited to see Nam Coffee open nearby. It's a relatively small cafe, but there is indoor seating available. They offer a variety of coffee beverages, and I appreciated how the person taking my order answered my menu question during my last visit. I enjoy their Vietnamese coffee, though it's a bit overly sweet. I recently got the egg coffee and liked the mixed of the somewhat savory egg foam and the sweetened coffee. While I have not tried them, they also offer pastries for sale.

A lovely vibe with hip hop/rap music. There's a few tables and an outlet against the wall. Limited seating but a nice spot to chat w/friends for a bit. The Salted Cream Matcha & Viet Vegan coffees were really good

Great place to get some egg coffee in LA. As many of you know, we don't have many options when it comes to egg coffee. Well, good thing we have NAM COFFEE. Love this place. I've only tried the egg coffee, so that means I gotta come back to try the rest. There's plenty of seats inside. I was definitely vibing to the music. PARKING: Street parking

Met a friend here. Parking can be a hassle depending on the day just from the street parking restrictions and trash days but it can be worth it. The place is small with a few seating options but from what I've seen, most people take their orders to go. I've never had an issue finding seating inside. The people there are nice and willing to explain their menu if you are unfamiliar with some of the ingredients. They have simple drinks and specialty options as well. Their drinks can be on the sweet side but they can also accommodate sweetness level in some cases if you ask them. Their coffee isn't strong and some of the taste of it gets lost with the specialty drinks, but it still hits the spot. My friend ordered the Saigon Latte and I went with the Egg Latte (both iced). Our drinks didn't take long to prepare. My friend really, really, really loved his drink. He kept mentioning how much he liked his drink the whole time we were there. I really enjoyed my Egg Latte as well. It wasn't eggy, tastes like a custard foam top. I definitely think this will be a place in our coffee rotation and the rest of their menu sounds just as promising.

-Service 10/10 -Coffee 9/10 (Egg coffee is really good. Love the balance of sweetness to coffee flavor. The parking could be an issue during peak time. Luckily we found a spot because we came early In the morning. Good amount of tables and chairs for those who want to study or read.

Food/drink: 3.5 Service: 4 Ambiance: 4 I was in the area and wanting my Vietnamese coffee fix. I found this place on Yelp and was so glad I did! We ordered the egg coffee (less sweet) and the ube matcha (less sweet). Both were very delicious and hit the spot. I did expect the egg coffee whipped part to be a bit more thick... it was a bit more watery than what I'm used to. Service was efficient and friendly. The coffee came out pretty quickly! (There was no one in front of us in line). Ambiance was light and bright. Not too big but seemed like a chill spot to hang out. Most of the seating was taken when we were there. I would definitely recommend for your Viet coffee fix.

Jenni recommended this place so I had to check it out! It was about a 30 minute walk from Sunset Blvd, kind of glad that we walked since it looked like a tough place to find parking. There were a few outdoor seating, but I'd say that there were more seating inside. It's not a big coffee shop, but it's cute. The interior is minimally decorated which is super nice. I love the bright orange, cream, and green theme. The walls have lovely art that relates to Vietnam. They have a great menu! I'd like to see more fun flavors for non-dairy drinkers! It would be easy to make. For example, for the coconut ube drink: the woman working said it contained dairy. Probably due to the condensed milk, well-- they displayed coconut condensed milk and oat milk condensed milk on the shelves...so why not utilize that? Coconut condensed milk with the coconut ube Vietnamese coffee would be delicious! And then, they could even play around with using the alternative condensed milk and egg yolks to make dairy free egg cream! I think it would be really amazing. Anyways, I ordered the $8- EGG COFFEE. The top part was lush and creamy, the addition of the cocoa powder made it feel velvety and rich. It paired very well with the coffee, I wonder what beans they used because it was really tasty. Unlike the iced Vietnamese coffee I had the night before, this one wasn't watered down at all. It was the perfect consistency and utterly delicious. I would recommend this to people! My brother had the $7- VIET VEGAN. The viet vegan consists of brown sugar syrup, oat milk, and shaken espresso shots. It was strong, not too sweet, and delicious. It's a prominent oat-milk taste. He really enjoyed it! The prices for my drink was similar to other specialty Vietnamese coffee shops. Although, it was interesting that we both got the same size and there was a one dollar difference. My brothers drink was basically a brown sugar oat milk latte, I would usually see that priced a bit lower if we were to compare to other shops. Regardless, they both were delicious. Would come back here again to try something else off the menu! Hopefully next time they will have fun drinks available for those lactose intolerant people | not vegan (; | like take the coco vegan and add ube extract or pandan extract? Super easy, super yum! Next time, I would order the Salted Cream Coffee aka Ca Phe Kem Muoi. They not only have coffee, but tea, soda, and pastries as well. For dogs they have some treats. And they also have a water dispenser if you need a refresher. This is a great spot to come solo, on a date, with friends, or family!

Asian coffee flavors! I tried the Vietnamese coffee and ube coconut latte. I love their other menu options as well, such as the Vietnamese egg coffee. It has free wifi so we can work. The inside was really cute and clean. Parking may be hard to find and there's not restroom for customer use

This place is super unique and has incredible drinks! I got the salted cream coffee and it was the perfect treat. Perfect balance of espresso, sweetness, and saltiness. 10/10! I would LOVE to come back here and try more of their menu. Definitely give this place a visit if on the east side!

Ordered the Matcha latte and overall I would give it a solid 4 for mine. When we ordered online the photo looked a lot more richer but you can kind of taste the milk more than the matcha (it was $8 )

I came in because I was in a rush and the line for camel was 40 minutes T^T I ended up getting salted cream ube matcha and it was really pretty! It sounded really good, looked really good, and also tasted pretty good.. before mixing. After i mixed the drink I immediately regretted it, I feel like the matcha and ube flavors were lost and I was just left with milky faded flavors of both. I enjoyed it prior to mixing though so if you get this drink that's just my two cents! Workers were super chill and inside was clean and vibey. Parking is street parking and was really rough on a Sunday afternoon

My husband was obsessed and couldn't put it down. I think it was super good, and great consistency just a tad too sweet for me. Staff were quick, and we got our coffees very quickly. Definitely would visit again.

This Viet coffee shop uses the phin filter to brew authentic Vietnamese coffee that comes in unique flavors. During our visit to LA, we went to this place three times! We ordered: - egg coffee: the thick egg foam at the top made the drink creamy without leaving an eggy aftertaste. The coffee is strong so be sure to mix the drink first. You can ask for less sweet to get more of that strong coffee taste. - salted cream coffee (not pictured): tasted as creamy as the egg coffee but a bit sweeter with a slight saltiness. You can also ask for less sweet for a stronger coffee flavor. - coconut ube: my fave drink! Once the drink is mixed, it's a vibrant purple color. The ube wasn't overpowering the coffee flavor, the coffee taste was strong but not bitter. The hint of coconut flavor gave it a nice combination of flavors. Overall, def recommend this place; it's one of the best viet coffee places I've tried! I would go often if they had a location near me. They also have lighter versions of viet coffee if you don't like super strong coffee and vegan options as well. The staff and owner are very nice and the drinks are ready within minutes!

Nam Coffee is a great coffee shop spotlighting Vietnamese coffee and flavors. This Vietnamese owned shop is a unique addition of representation to LA's saturated coffee scene. There is street parking all around the area and a good amount of it too. Inside, they have a bench and about 3-4 tables for seating. They have a great selection of different coffees, lattes, and teas. We got the Salted Cream Matcha Ube Latte and the Coco Vegan Vietnamese Coffee. Both drinks were a great way to start off our day. They also have some pastries as well which they can heat up for you. Overall, we enjoyed seeing a Vietnamese coffee shop thrive in LA. The staff here are very friendly and welcoming. This is a great spot to get your caffeine fix with some Vietnamese flare!

I ordered their egg coffee with extra egg foam and it was delicious! I like to mix my egg into my coffee (instead of just having it sit on top) and the salty egg paired perfectly with the sweet and slightly bitter Vietnamese coffee! I definitely would be back to try out their other coffees.

Almost forgetting Nam's been sitting there on my to-try list since forever ago until last weekend when I was around the area. The mini coffee shop did carry that contemporary vibes playing with bold contrast colors in the design. The menu offered carried twists of Asian flavors, which probably also my main trigger to pay a visit. Dominated by Vietnamese coffee, it did carry Filipino touch with ube flavor, for the foam options as well as flavoring for the latte and matcha. Not surprising, tough decision on what to try at the first visit and thankfully the friendly barista helped us made our mind! First try was signature egg coffee, which I would say bit too thick for my coffee preference, but kinda expected given the ingredient. The foam on top tasted similar to custard so you needn't worry on getting eggy taste. It was more on the sweet side as well, featuring condensed milk. Like common Vietnamese coffee, the cup gave you extra kick with bold coffee taste. If you preferred something less heavy and less sweet, you might wanna try their Pandan Latte. As guessed, it's served with pandan syrup. Despite i had to admit I was bit terrified by the color, the taste was flawless. Just the right balance between the coffee and the pandan savor.

Very good coffee, friendly service; the interior is light, airy, and surrounded by houseplants. Vietnamese ca phe is strong and authentic. I really enjoyed the egg coffee (it IS fairly sweet despite claims to the contrary - the base is mixed with condensed milk, and then topped with the salty egg cream, but the sweetness pairs well with the bitterness of the coffee itself); no complaints from the rest of our party re: the other beverages.

The Salted Cream Matcha Ube was so good (the photo was taken as I already mixed all layers of the drink but the delivered one was very cool). Highly recommend to stop by if you want to taste real Vietnamese coffee in LA. It is a well-decorated shop with very friendly staff.

Been wanting to try this place and glad we did! I got a pandan matcha and loved the flavor and that it wasn't overly sweet. My partner got a salted cream cold brew and did said it was overly salty. I would stay away from the salted cream personally but their flavors in drinks are really great!

Ube matcha was pretty good. Place was clean and service was decent. Overall would come back. Parking was hard, had to park a little bit away. Prices are a little high but it's LA I guess.

Been here twice now. It does located at a very odd area for special Viet coffee but definitely legit. If you like Da Vien in OC, this is a great alternative. Services were quick and the place is so cute. I'm so glad there's a new pace like this in LA.

Happy to see more Vietnamese coffee shops open up north, but quality was about what we expected. We got the signature coffee and the ube coconut coffee. They were both pretty heavily sweetened and a bit too watery. Usually when we grab coffee down around fountain valley it's got a more condensed flavor and intense bitterness to it with a slight thickness. Nonetheless, it's a cute shop and I'm glad to see more viet representation. Food. 3.9/5 Service: 5/5 Ambience: 3.9/5 (all the tables were pretty dirty with lots of crumbs :( )

Vegan Viet Coffee with vegan condensed milk? Whaaaaaat. Insanely good. I will be back 5/5

This is a little cute coffee shop just outside Little Armenia. There are only metered street parking spots. They do not have a parking lot. (Meters in the area are $1/hour, max 4 hours between 8AM-8PM.) Egg coffee is a recent discovery of mine, and I was surprised to find a shop in this area that sells it! I opted for black Vietnamese coffee topped with the egg foam. This is different from the egg coffee on their menu because the one on the menu comes with condensed milk. The barista was friendly and helpful. Photos of the inside on Google didn't show that they have seating inside, so I was surprised to see a couple of tables and chairs. I can see myself coming here to get some work or reading done. They have a water dispenser on the side. Not sure about wifi or bathroom or outlets though.

High quality Vietnamese coffee. I got the signature Egg Iced Coffee and was very impressed; the flavor is authentic and rivals the egg coffee I had in Vietnam. There's a variety of different drinks, so I'll have to try them all. Really cute and vibrant interior. A bit on the smaller side but there's around 4-5 tables for studying or relaxing. Perfect first sip to start the day.

When one coffee shop closes, another one will open (or replaces it). It saddened me to see Mestizo Coffee go out of business but I welcome this new coffee shop. Nam Coffee (est 2024) is a brand new lil coffee shop on Fountain ave in East Hollywood. They offer primarily Vietnamese style coffee and pastries. This cute compact coffee shop is owned by Vince Nguyen; his coffee story is quite interesting (see website). Amongst the coffee shop in the area, their interior design juts out like a lotus flower. Atmosphere was relaxing and has copious natural light. They have a modest selection of teas, coffee, and pastries. I came to grab a hot Vietnamese coffee; it was great. I was greeted by a young, polite and competent female staff. Pricing seems fair. Moreover, seating can be limited both indoor and outdoor. Parking is free but can be challenging in that area. Free wifi. No Cash accepted!! That's a Debbie downer for real. Overall, I had a good experience and enjoyed their hot coffee. I shall return.

Pros -unique coffee flavors -the ube salted cream matcha was good just make sure to mix it thoroughly or you won't get much flavor Cons -limited street parking in a sketch area -pricey Rating 6.5/10

This little coffee shop is so cute. I like that it's different from many coffee shops in the area, catering to someone who would prefer a specialty coffee with Vietnamese elements. Matcha cream tops are my weakness. I thought it was good, but could have had more of a stronger matcha flavor. Overall still pretty good. The jalapeño cheese crossiant was satisfying for a morning pick me up.

From one coffee lover to another, Nam coffee hits it out of the park. It's a cute little coffee shop, with some seating. They sell their coffee beans here as well as cute apparel. They have all kinds of coffee from salted cream, a new pandan latte, coconut ube and their popular signature viet coffee. We had the egg coffee and salted cream coffee. Fiiiire. I'm lactose so they were able to just skip out on the condensed milk and replaced with oat milk instead and it was still great! I will definitely come back to try the other flavors. Staff is very nice and helpful. We learned from the owner how to make our own coffee at home with a phin filter they sold Street parking available.

This place serves up some fantastic Vietnamese coffee. Service, however, could be better. I stopped by for the first time and asked the cashier what she recommends for a first timer, making sure to add that I don't have any dietary restrictions and I'm not picky. Her response? "Well, it's all personal choice". Okay, that's not being a very good sales person or customer service rep for the shop. I went with the Salted Cream Coffee that was $8, pricey for what it is. But the coffee tasted great with strong flavors and the salt cream mixed well with it.

First off very cute coffee shop!!! Fits the area perfectly. It's super aesthetic, the vibes are nice, service is phenomenal. The Salted Cream Vietnamese Coffee was excellent. The Salted Cream Matcha Ube however was short of perfection- I felt the there was sweetness missing to go with the matcha and salted cream. Felt like so much potential there! I would still go back because I know their coffee is their specialty and their pastries looked so good!

I loved thr ambiance of this cafe! Relatively spacious and a great place to chat with friends. They offer quite a variety of unique drinks, but I ended up choosing the pandan latte with oat milk. The pandan flavor definitely shone through, but it was a bit on the sweet side for me. Overall, the service was friendly and I had a great experience here!

SO GOOD. First of all, the decor inside Nam Coffee is very cute, warm, and welcoming. I loved how they were able to incorporate orange pops of color while not being too much and in your face. Street parking is relatively easy as well, which always makes the experience better. I had the Egg Coffee, and this drink was AMAZING. I really enjoyed it, and I haven't had this strong of an opinion on a drink in a long time. It was creamy and sweet, yet still had a very strong coffee flavor. The egg flavor made the drink very decadent and reminded me of butterscotch. 10/10. It was really a drink that you slowly sip on and enjoy every moment. The shop itself pretty small- there are only three tables inside and only two you could reasonably do work from. However, we didn't have trouble finding a seat around noon on a Tuesday. Service was very nice too, I need to go back. The Ube Matcha is calling my name.

Lucky #8 review! OMG, as a Vietnamese person that lives six hours away their family (and even though the OC is right there...) I am so happy to have found this gem. I have seen the 'coffee' sign outside before, but I'm sure it was another institution before... But now and today, we have Nam Coffee. I got a ca phe sửa da (with the vegan condensed milk) and whewww, we are about to be up all night lmao. I had to split this baby into two portions! The coffee was ever-so-slightly burnt, but I just added a few splashes of almond milk when I got home and it was no biggie. Vietnamese-style coffee is bold and flavorful. If you haven't tried before, please prepare for a sweet and strong flavor that will def wake you all the way up. A reflection of our people! Lol. Very excited to see this in the neighborhood. I'll be back soon to try other items! Thank you anh for your help in ordering :)

Nam Coffee is a small little Vietnamese cafe. Upon arriving, you will have to find street parking. The interior is pretty small with limited indoor & outdoor seating. Service is fast and easy. The drink we ordered was the pandan latte. The coffee of the drink is strong and really good! However, the coffee completely masks the pandan and I couldn't taste it at all unfortunately. Maybe you could ask them to add in extra pandan if you plan on ordering this drink.

This is a new Vietnamese coffee shop that I was very excited to try when I first heard about it, especially after seeing all the unique offerings on their menu! At my first visit, I tried the salted cream matcha ube because everything in that name sounds like the combination for my perfect drink. The matcha was pretty decent, but I didn't really taste much ube despite the splashes of bright purple color, so I was a bit disappointed (although besides that the drink was still pretty good). I decided to give Nam Coffee another try a couple of weeks later, and got the salted cream iced coffee. The salted cream was full of chunks this time, so the whole drink became really unappetizing. I hope that was just a one-off issue because I see that the other reviews are great, and the texture of the cream in the matcha I tried before was fine. The service is friendly and I love to support local businesses so I will try to come back here in the future after they've had some time to settle in.

Nam coffee has amazing coffee and the vibe both inside and outside are phenomenal. When I went, they were filming some promo video and the owner came by and also thanked us for stopping by.

Damn their coffee slapped Got their Ube latte and it was fire Easily pulled up right in the front to a parking spot Got a quick drink, they were pretty fast with it Coffee was expensive but what isn't lately...so prices were pretty reasonable considering

Finally a Vietnamese coffee spot in LA that I would go to! LA is a desert for good Vietnamese coffee, and Nam coffee hit the spot! Vietnamese Pandan Latte - Delicious! You get the floral notes of the pandan, but with the boldness of the coffee. Inside the cafe is cute and hipster, a good spot if you wanna work remotely or just chill. Definitely coming back to Nam Coffee, my only wish is that they open up a shop in on the west side.

The space was beautiful and clean. Service was great. The barista was kind and helpful. The matcha itself was, ok. It was lackluster While the salted cream was tasty there was no hint of ube flavor just purple coloring. The matcha was relatively flavorless, the drink was overall not very sweet. Luckily just caffeinated which was what I was in need of. But not tasty like I was hoping for. An ok experience overall.

A lovely place for deliciously great coffee! Some of the products are brought in from Vietnam, which was great to learn. Quick and efficient service. Unique pastries like jasmine cookies.

Great ambiance when you walk in. Service is nice and the chicken pate is really good! Would definitely come back in again. Such a great addition to the neighborhood

Amazing drinks impeccable vibe, my go to, I'm loyal, and this place draws me out of my apartment Thanks nam!!!! And the people who work there are out of this world~

the salted cream coffee/ca phe kem muoi was yummy, but the salted cream matcha ube was just okay to me. i didn't taste any matcha flavor :( it seemed more like creamy ube milk to me. i personally wouldn't get it again as i feel there are better matcha drinks out there, but my bf enjoyed it. i would come back to try the matcha on its own or their holiday blueberry matcha! for $8 each, i do think the drinks are more steeply priced compared to what i'm used to (around $6). came at 3:30 on a wednesday and easily found street parking in the front, but i do see how parking would be difficult during peak hours. they also sell the coffee beans and phin coffee filters too to make ur own viet coffee at home! will come back and try more drinks :)