Echo Park, Los Angeles, CA
Cold Foam in Los Angeles: The Complete Guide
Hey Hey Drinks brings cold foam Los Angeles CA visitors and locals deserve — velvety, house-made, and layered over every drink on our menu at 1555 W Sunset Blvd. Find the best cold foam in Los Angeles right here.
What Is Cold Foam? (And Why Los Angeles Can't Get Enough of It)
Hey Hey Drinks defines cold foam as frothed cold milk — aerated without any heat — producing a thick, velvety layer that floats on top of your drink rather than mixing in. We make it by high-speed blending cold low-fat milk until the proteins trap air and form a dense, pourable foam. Los Angeles has become one of the most active cold foam markets in the country, and our Echo Park location at 1555 W Sunset Blvd sits right at the center of that scene.
Cold foam sits on top of the drink. It does not dissolve immediately. It adds texture, creaminess, and — when flavored — an extra dimension of taste with every sip. The result differs sharply from any other coffee topping, and that difference matters when you are choosing what to order.
Cold Foam vs. Whipped Cream, Sweet Cream, and Regular Milk Foam: What's Actually Different
Our cold foam recipe uses skim to low-fat milk — the sweet spot where milk proteins hold air effectively without fat globules breaking the foam structure. Here is exactly how each topping compares:
Aerated cold low-fat milk frothed without heat. Light, spoonable, velvety. Floats as a distinct layer.
Heavy cream (35%+ fat) stabilized into a thick, sweet topping. Sits on top but does not blend in. Much richer and higher in calories.
A pourable blend of heavy cream, milk, and vanilla syrup. Added directly to the drink — not aerated. It is a flavor-forward add-in, not a textural layer. Some drinks use both sweet cream in the base and cold foam on top.
Regular frothed milk is heated — used in lattes and cappuccinos. Cold foam uses zero heat, which preserves your drink's cold temperature entirely. The two serve completely different drinks and should not be confused.
Hey Hey Drinks 2026 Cold Foam Topping Comparison Analysis
| Topping | Milk/Base | Heated? | Texture | Calories (approx.) | Best For |
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| Cold Foam | Skim or low-fat milk | No | Light, aerated, floats | 35–50 cal | Cold brew, iced lattes, matcha |
| Whipped Cream | Heavy cream 35%+ fat | No | Thick, sweet, stable | 100–150 cal | Frappuccinos, hot drinks |
| Sweet Cream | Heavy cream + milk + syrup | No | Pourable, rich | 80–120 cal | Cold brew base topper |
| Frothed Milk | Whole or 2% milk | Yes | Warm, microfoam | 40–70 cal | Lattes, cappuccinos |
| Nitro Foam | Nitrogen-infused cold brew | No | Fine, integrated | 0 cal (gas) | Nitro cold brew |
| Heavy Cream Foam | Heavy cream 35%+ | No | Very dense, rich | 150–200 cal | Keto-focused drinks |
Why Cold Foam Became the Defining Coffee Trend in Los Angeles
The Cold Foam Los Angeles phenomenon accelerated for four specific reasons. First, LA's year-round warm climate makes cold drinks the default format — not a seasonal preference. When Starbucks launched cold foam nationally in 2018, LA adopted it faster than almost any other US market because the city already ran on cold coffee year-round.
Second, LA's health-conscious consumer base responded immediately to cold foam as a lighter alternative to whipped cream. A standard cold foam serving adds 35–50 calories versus 100–150 for whipped cream — a meaningful difference for a city that reads nutrition labels. Third, Instagram and TikTok turned cold foam drinks into visual content.
The layered look — dark cold brew beneath a white foam cap — photographs exceptionally well, and LA's density of content creators amplified that visual across millions of feeds. Fourth, the independent cafe scene in neighborhoods like Silver Lake, Echo Park, and West Hollywood pushed cold foam into seasonal and artisan directions that Starbucks could not match, keeping the trend fresh year after year.
Hey Hey Drinks sits in Echo Park — one of the original neighborhoods driving LA's cold foam culture — and we bring that same craft-first approach to every drink we pour.
The Best Places to Get Cold Foam Coffee in Los Angeles
Cold foam coffee in Los Angeles spans a wide geographic range — from beachside neighborhoods to dense urban corridors — and quality varies significantly by area. We cover where to go by neighborhood, how to choose between local independents and chain options, and what to look for once you get there.
Best Neighborhoods for Cold Foam in Los Angeles: Downtown, Silver Lake, West Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Beyond
Dense professional foot traffic near the financial and arts districts. Multiple cold foam options open early for commuters.
Highest concentration of independent specialty cafes in LA. Third-wave roasters here push experimental foam flavors — lavender, brown butter, seasonal botanicals. Best neighborhood for discovering cold foam beyond the standard menu.
Home to Hey Hey Drinks at 1555 W Sunset Blvd. An emerging specialty coffee scene with standout independents. Cold foam culture here runs deep — house-made, craft-focused, and available on every drink format including non-coffee options.
Polished cafe environments with strong cold foam availability. Generally higher price points. Many wellness-oriented shops here offer functional foam variations. Strong coverage from mid-morning through evening.
Beach-adjacent with heavy cold drink demand year-round. Mix of indie and chain options. Health-conscious consumer base drives strong plant-based cold foam availability. Easy to find non-dairy foam options here.
Notable for late hours and exceptionally high cafe density. Korean-owned cafes offer unique foam variations including brown sugar oat milk and occasional black sesame foam. One of the best neighborhoods for late-night cold foam in LA.
Premium positioning with smaller selection but high quality. Shops here invest in sourcing and barista training. Expect to pay $9–$12 for a specialty cold foam drink. Best for a curated, unhurried experience.
Casual outdoor cafe aesthetic where cold foam is the dominant drink format. Vendors here serve cold foam on cold brew, matcha, and iced tea year-round. Very popular with the morning walk-and-coffee crowd.
Growing specialty cafe scene near LA's tech and creative industry hubs. Independent shops here increasingly offer craft cold foam alongside single-origin coffee programs. Weekday morning crowds are strong.
Neighborhood cafe culture with solid independent options. Hours tend to run 7am–6pm. Cold foam availability is strong at specialty shops. Less crowded than Silver Lake for the same quality level.
Hey Hey Drinks 2026 Los Angeles Neighborhood Cold Foam Availability Guide
| Neighborhood | Shop Type Density | Late Hours? | Non-Dairy Foam | Experimental Flavors | Price Range |
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| Silver Lake | High independent | Some | Wide | Yes | $7–$10 |
| Echo Park | Independent specialist | Some | Wide | Yes | $6–$9 |
| Koreatown | Very high density | Yes | Moderate | Korean-influenced | $6–$9 |
| West Hollywood | Premium indie + chain | Some | Wide | Moderate | $8–$12 |
| Santa Monica | Mix indie + chain | Some | Wide | Moderate | $7–$11 |
| Downtown LA | Chain dominant | No | Moderate | Limited | $6–$9 |
| Beverly Hills | Premium indie | No | Wide | Limited | $9–$13 |
Local Independent Cafes vs. Chain Coffee Shops: Where to Find the Best Cold Foam in LA
Independent Third-Wave Cafes
- Quality: Higher-quality dairy or non-dairy bases. Baristas trained specifically on foam texture and temperature.
- Variety: Seasonal, unusual, and locally inspired foam flavors — lavender, brown butter, black sesame, matcha.
- Pricing: Cold foam often included in the base price of signature drinks. $7–$10 typical range in LA.
- Wait times: Variable — busy spots in Silver Lake and Echo Park can have waits, but generally faster than Starbucks peak hours.
- Non-dairy: Most specialty cafes stock barista-grade oat milk as standard. Many offer all four non-dairy options.
- Customization: Baristas can accommodate off-menu requests more freely.
Chain Shops (Starbucks Reference)
- Quality: Consistent at scale across 200+ LA locations. Limited depth of foam texture variation.
- Variety: Fixed national menu with some seasonal variation. Customization possible via app but limited to available syrups.
- Pricing: Cold foam add-on approximately $0.80–$1.00. Full cold foam drinks $6.50–$8.50 in LA.
- Wait times: LA Starbucks locations are notoriously busy during morning and afternoon peaks. App ordering helps.
- Non-dairy: Oat milk and almond milk available. Coconut milk at select locations. Soy milk available.
- Customization: Structured through the app; baristas can often accommodate manual adjustments.
For drink quality and unique flavors, independent cafes win clearly. For convenience and speed at any LA location, chains serve a real purpose. Our recommendation: use Starbucks when you need something fast and familiar. Visit an independent — including Hey Hey Drinks at 1555 W Sunset Blvd — when you want a cold foam experience that actually stands apart.
What to Look For in a Great Cold Foam Experience in Los Angeles
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Foam Density and Hold Time Good cold foam maintains its layer for at least 3–5 minutes without immediately dissolving. Ask the barista — a shop confident in their foam will tell you exactly how long it holds.
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Milk Sourcing and Quality Specialty shops often use locally sourced dairy or premium oat milk brands like Oatly Barista Edition. A shop that specifies its milk type takes cold foam seriously.
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Menu Transparency A shop that lists foam flavors, milk options, and add-on pricing explicitly signals a barista-focused operation. Vague menus often mean inconsistent results.
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Barista Training and Engagement Shops where baristas discuss cold foam preparation — milk fat content, aeration time, flavor pairing — indicate genuine product investment. This is a reliable quality signal.
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Hours Reliability Check Google hours against the shop's actual posted hours — many LA cafes have discrepancies.
Calling ahead saves a wasted trip. Hey Hey Drinks operates Tuesday–Saturday 10am–8pm and Sunday–Monday 10am–7pm. -
Non-Dairy Cold Foam as Standard A shop that offers oat milk, almond milk, or coconut milk cold foam without requiring a special request signals thoughtful menu design and caters to LA's large plant-based consumer base.
Cold Foam Drinks, Flavors, and How to Customize Your Order in Los Angeles
Cold foam coffee in Los Angeles has expanded well beyond a single standard drink. Our menu covers classic espresso formats, cold brew variations, seasonal limited editions, and non-coffee beverages — all topped with house-made cold foam. Here is your practical guide to deciding what to order.
The Most Popular Cold Foam Drinks in Los Angeles Right Now
Lightly sweet, creamy, and approachable. The cold foam adds a soft dairy layer over the slightly bitter cold brew base. LA's most-ordered cold foam drink across both chains and independents.
Oat milk foam adds a nutty sweetness. Brown sugar syrup contributes a molasses-tinged warmth. Hugely popular with LA's health-conscious crowd. TikTok and Instagram push this to the top of trending lists each summer.
Sweet-salty contrast that works beautifully with cold brew. Originally a Starbucks format, now replicated and improved at LA independents using house-made caramel. A crowd-pleaser year-round.
Nitro's natural creaminess contrasted with aerated cold foam creates a layered texture experience unlike anything else on the menu. The nitrogen cascade and the foam cap make this the most visually striking cold foam drink in LA.
Espresso base makes this more intense than cold brew variants. The foam adds textural contrast rather than flavor dominance. Best for coffee purists who want the cold foam experience without sweetness.
Pumpkin spice cold foam in fall, lavender in spring, brown butter in winter. LA independents rotate seasonal foam flavors faster than chains. Ask about the current rotation — these sell out.
Cold Foam Flavors Available in LA: From Classic Vanilla to Lavender and Brown Sugar
Adds a clean sweet note without masking milk's natural flavor. Available at every LA cold foam shop. The safe, excellent choice.
Deeper, richer sweetness. Pairs particularly well with cold brew's natural bitterness. Very widely available across LA chains and independents.
Sweet-salty contrast. One of the most Instagrammable cold foam drinks in LA. Originated at Starbucks and now available at many independents in superior house-made versions.
Floral but not overwhelming. Especially popular in Silver Lake and Echo Park cafes. Pairs beautifully with oat milk cold foam. Sells out quickly when in season.
Warm, earthy, molasses-tinged. Pairs especially well with oat milk foam. One of the fastest-growing cold foam flavors in LA — huge on TikTok and Instagram.
Earthy, slightly bitter, pairs with both coffee and non-coffee drinks. A standout for LA's matcha-obsessed consumer base. Available at most specialty independents and growing at chains.
Occasionally available at Korean-influenced cafes in Koreatown. Nutty, toasty, visually distinctive. A niche but memorable cold foam experience.
Chili-infused foam, cardamom, brown butter — emerging at a small number of LA craft shops. These limited runs signal a cafe serious about cold foam innovation.
Cold Foam Beyond Coffee: Matcha, Chai, and Iced Tea Options in Los Angeles
Cold foam works on any cold drink — not just coffee. LA cafes increasingly list non-coffee cold foam options explicitly, and the following three combinations have emerged as the most popular for non-coffee drinkers. You can order all three at Hey Hey Drinks — we serve handcrafted drinks for every taste at our Echo Park location.
Cold Foam on Iced Matcha — Los Angeles
The slight bitterness of matcha contrasts beautifully with a sweet vanilla or plain cold foam. This is the fastest-growing non-coffee cold foam combination in LA — popular at health-forward cafes across Silver Lake, Echo Park, and Santa Monica. The visual layering is especially Instagram-friendly. We use house matcha at Hey Hey Drinks to make this combination shine.
Cold Foam on Iced Chai — Los Angeles
The spiced warmth of chai and the cool creaminess of cold foam create a temperature and flavor contrast that LA consumers love. Brown sugar or vanilla cold foam works best here. This combination has grown significantly at West Hollywood and Culver City specialty shops over the past two years.
Cold Foam on Iced Tea Lemonade — Los Angeles
A lighter application — foam sits atop without overpowering the tea's delicacy. Vanilla foam is most commonly used. Works especially well with black tea lemonade. Growing number of LA cafes now list this option explicitly as a signature non-coffee item.
Hey Hey Drinks 2026 Non-Coffee Cold Foam Pairing Reference
| Base Drink | Best Foam Flavor | Flavor Profile | LA Popularity | Available at Hey Hey |
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| Iced Matcha Latte | Vanilla or plain | Earthy + creamy | Very high | Yes |
| Iced Chai | Brown sugar or vanilla | Spiced + sweet | High | Yes |
| Iced Tea Lemonade | Vanilla | Bright + creamy | Moderate | Yes |
| Iced Black Tea | Plain or lavender | Bold + floral | Moderate | Yes |
| Cold Brew Tea | Honey or caramel | Smooth + sweet | Growing | Ask staff |
| Sparkling Water | Specialty flavored | Light + airy | Niche | Seasonal |
How to Customize Your Cold Foam Order Like a Pro
- Specify your foam milk type. Oat milk foam has a nuttier flavor. Skim milk foam is lighter and more neutral. Heavy cream foam is richer and holds longer. The milk type changes the experience significantly — do not leave it to default.
- Ask for flavored foam, not a flavored drink. You can order a plain cold brew with a lavender cold foam — or any other combination. The foam and the base are independent. This gives you more control than most menus suggest.
- Request extra foam for a thicker layer. Most LA shops can add extra foam at low or no additional cost. If you want foam in every sip, ask. A good barista will accommodate.
- Use the app at chains before peak hours. At Starbucks, mobile ordering lets you add cold foam customizations before you arrive. This cuts wait time significantly at LA's busiest locations.
- Ask about seasonal flavors specifically. Seasonal foam flavors are often not listed on the main printed menu. A direct question — "what seasonal foam do you have today?" — usually unlocks options you would otherwise miss.
- Try cold foam on a non-coffee base first. If you are new to cold foam and want a lighter introduction, ask for vanilla cold foam on iced matcha or iced chai. The foam experience is fully present without the coffee intensity.
Cold Foam for Every Diet: Vegan, Low-Calorie, Keto, and Health-Conscious Options in Los Angeles
Los Angeles has one of the most health-conscious and diet-diverse coffee consumer bases in the country. Our cold foam program at Hey Hey Drinks adapts to that demand — whether you are vegan, lactose-intolerant, keto, calorie-aware, or interested in functional ingredients. Not every LA shop offers every option. We do.
Dairy-Free and Vegan Cold Foam in Los Angeles: Oat Milk, Almond Milk, and Coconut Milk Options
The key factor for non-dairy cold foam is not the same as for non-dairy hot drinks. Cold foam requires specific fat and protein content to trap air effectively. Here is how each non-dairy option performs:
Full-fat barista grade (Oatly Barista Edition) produces foam closest to skim milk texture. Slightly sweet and nutty. Most widely available at LA specialty cafes.
Foams less densely than oat milk due to lower fat content. Lighter and more delicate. Works best when foam is flavor-forward rather than textural. Widely available across LA.
Produces richer, slightly thicker foam with a subtle coconut flavor. Pairs well with tropical or vanilla flavors. Available at health-forward LA independents. Less common than oat.
One of the most stable non-dairy foaming milks. Produces foam very close to dairy cold foam in density. Flavor is more neutral than oat. Widely available and reliable at LA cafes.
Cross-contamination note: Lactose-intolerant or vegan customers should confirm that equipment is cleaned between dairy and non-dairy preparations at their chosen LA cafe. At Hey Hey Drinks, we handle non-dairy foam preparation carefully and our staff can answer specific questions — call 213-278-0689 before visiting.
Low-Calorie, Keto, and Low-Sugar Cold Foam Drinks in Los Angeles
For calorie-conscious LA consumers: Request unsweetened foam and skip flavored syrups in the drink base. Skim milk cold foam on plain cold brew is the leanest cold foam combination available at most LA shops. You keep the texture and the experience — you just cut the sugar load significantly.
For keto LA consumers: The challenge is that most flavored foams use sugar-based syrups. The solution is requesting plain cold foam made with heavy cream — which is keto-friendly due to its high fat, near-zero carb profile — and specifying no added syrups. Heavy cream foam is richer and holds longer than skim milk foam. Some LA specialty shops offer sugar-free syrup options as well.
For low-sugar and diabetic-friendly orders: Standard cold foam from skim milk carries minimal sugar on its own. The sugar load comes from flavoring syrups added to the foam or drink base. Ask for sugar-free syrup variants or plain unsweetened foam. Several health-focused LA cafes — especially in West Hollywood and Santa Monica — now list calorie and sugar information on menus or apps.
Functional and Protein Cold Foam: The New Wave of Health-Forward Coffee in LA
A growing number of Los Angeles cafes — concentrated in West Hollywood, Santa Monica, and wellness-oriented neighborhoods — now offer cold foam infused with functional ingredients. This is the frontier of LA's cold foam evolution.
Cold foam made with a protein powder or high-protein milk base. Typically found at fitness-adjacent cafes and coffee shops near LA gyms. Adds 10–20g of protein per serving depending on the base. Common near Venice Beach, Culver City, and West Hollywood fitness corridors.
Cold foam or cold brew drinks incorporating lion's mane, chaga, or reishi extracts. Found at LA wellness cafes alongside brands like Four Sigmatic or house-blended adaptogen mixes. Especially popular in Silver Lake and West Hollywood wellness-focused shops. A niche but fast-growing segment.
Shops using organic dairy, grass-fed milk, or additive-free non-dairy bases position cold foam as a clean-label product. Common at premium independents in Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. Ask about sourcing — shops proud of their ingredients will tell you. Availability varies widely; calling ahead is advised.
Hey Hey Drinks 2026 Dietary Cold Foam Options Reference Los Angeles
| Diet Type | Best Foam Base | Avoid | Recommended Ask | Calorie Range |
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| Vegan | Oat milk barista grade | Any dairy foam | Confirm no dairy equipment cross-use | 40–60 cal |
| Keto | Heavy cream | Syrup-flavored foam | "Plain cold foam, heavy cream, no syrup" | 150–200 cal |
| Low-Calorie | Skim milk, unsweetened | Sweet cream, heavy cream | "Unsweetened cold foam, no syrups" | 35–50 cal |
| Low-Sugar/Diabetic | Skim milk | Flavored syrups | Sugar-free syrup variants or plain foam | 35–50 cal |
| Lactose-Intolerant | Oat or soy milk | Dairy-based foam | Confirm equipment cleaning practices | 40–65 cal |
| Protein-Forward | Protein milk base | Standard skim | "Protein cold foam" — ask for availability | 80–130 cal |
Cold Foam Pricing, Delivery, and Ordering in Los Angeles
Cold foam in Los Angeles comes with real cost and logistics considerations. We cover pricing across chains and local shops, how delivery affects your foam, and how to book cold foam coffee service for your next LA event — all the practical information you need before ordering.
What Does Cold Foam Cost in Los Angeles? Pricing Across Chains and Local Shops
Cold foam as an add-on to existing Starbucks drinks. Full customized cold foam drinks run $6.50–$8.50 depending on size and LA location.
Cold foam typically included in the base price of signature drinks at LA specialty independents. Some premium shops charge $10–$12. Worth it for craft quality.
Beverly Hills, premium West Hollywood, and Santa Monica specialty shops. Prices reflect higher rent, sourcing, and barista training investment. Foam quality reflects the price.
Is cold foam worth the extra charge? The premium reflects genuine labor — cold foam requires a separate preparation step, specific milk temperature control, and aeration timing. At quality-focused LA independents, the difference in foam texture clearly justifies the cost difference compared to chain equivalents. LA's overall higher cost of living means coffee prices trend above national averages across all shop types, so factor that context in when comparing to prices you see quoted from other cities.
Cold Foam Coffee Delivery in Los Angeles: What You Need to Know
We deliver through DoorDash and Uber Eats from our Echo Park location. Most major LA chain locations including Starbucks are also available on both platforms. Independent cafe delivery availability varies significantly by neighborhood — Silver Lake and West Hollywood have stronger delivery coverage than Studio City or Culver City.
Does cold foam survive delivery? Be honest with yourself here. Cold foam degrades during transit — the foam can partially collapse within 10–15 minutes of preparation, especially in LA's warm weather. Delivery orders typically arrive with less foam structure than an in-store order. That is the reality of physics, not a shop quality problem.
How to Preserve Foam on Delivery Orders
Some LA shops package cold foam separately — in a small cup beside the drink — for delivery orders to preserve foam integrity. You pour it on yourself when the order arrives. Ask for this option when ordering through DoorDash or Uber Eats. At Hey Hey Drinks, our staff can advise on the best packaging approach when you call 213-278-0689 to place a large order.
Cold foam delivery works best for familiar orders where some foam reduction is acceptable. For the full cold foam experience — maximum foam density, fresh from the frother — visit us in person at 1555 W Sunset Blvd, Echo Park. We are open Tuesday–Saturday 10am–8pm and Sunday–Monday 10am–7pm.
Cold Foam Coffee for Events and Catering in Los Angeles
Cold foam coffee bars have become a popular LA wedding reception addition. Specialty coffee caterers offer cold brew bars with multiple cold foam flavors as a premium beverage station alternative to standard coffee service. Most LA wedding coffee caterers require a minimum of 50–75 guests and price per head. Book early — the best operators fill up fast for spring and fall season in LA.
Cold foam coffee service for corporate events and office parties in LA is offered by specialty catering operators as a staffed bar setup with a barista on-site. Pricing typically runs $400–$800 for a two-hour service depending on guest count and foam flavor variety. A strong upgrade from standard drip coffee for client events and office celebrations.
LA has an active mobile coffee truck scene — several operators specialize in cold brew and cold foam setups for outdoor events, markets, and brand activations. These rigs bring full cold foam capability on-site. Popular for Echo Park, Silver Lake, and Venice Beach outdoor events. Lead time of 4–6 weeks is typical for confirmed bookings.
Hey Hey Drinks 2026 Cold Foam Event Catering Reference Los Angeles
| Event Type | Typical Guest Count | Estimated Cost | Lead Time | Best For |
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| Wedding cold foam bar | 50–200+ | $600–$2,000+ | 2–4 months | Evening reception coffee service |
| Corporate event | 20–100 | $400–$800 | 2–4 weeks | Office parties, client events |
| Mobile coffee truck | 50–500+ | $500–$1,500 | 4–6 weeks | Outdoor festivals, brand activations |
| Private party | 20–50 | $300–$600 | 1–2 weeks | Birthday parties, house events |
| Market / pop-up | Open | Revenue share / flat fee | 4–8 weeks | Echo Park, Silver Lake markets |
| Office weekly service | 10–30 | $150–$400/visit | 1 week | Regular cold foam delivery to offices |
Frequently Asked Questions About Cold Foam in Los Angeles
Here are answers to the most common questions about cold foam in Los Angeles — from ingredients and nutrition to where to find it and how to make it at home.
Is cold foam the same as sweet cream?
Can I get cold foam on any drink in Los Angeles?
What is the best milk for cold foam?
How do I make cold foam at home?
How many calories are in a cold foam drink?
Is cold foam available at all Los Angeles coffee shops?
Does cold foam melt quickly?
What is the difference between cold foam and nitro foam?
Cold Foam in Los Angeles Starts Here
Hey Hey Drinks at 1555 W Sunset Blvd, Echo Park. Tuesday–Saturday 10am–8pm. Sunday & Monday 10am–7pm.