Every great LA café has a celebrity regular. Ours happens to have a drink with a backstory. If you've searched for the Hailey Bieber coffee order, here's what we can tell you about the Cinamilk Latte — the cinnamon-milk drink born from her collaboration with Community Goods — and how to get one.
How It Started
The drink fans call the Hailey Bieber (Rhode) x Community Goods Cinamilk Latte is a real collaboration — a cinnamon-milk-inspired drink built around her taste: creamy, spiced, lightly sweet. The name is the recipe in miniature — cinnamon plus milk. Fans ran with it, recreating it at home and posting their versions online, and the Cinamilk took on a life of its own.
What the Hailey Bieber Coffee Order Actually Is
Strip away the lore and it's a beautifully simple idea: cinnamon milk meets coffee. The drink is built on oat milk warmed with cinnamon and chai spice, lightly sweetened with condensed milk, poured over cold brew and finished with a dusting of cinnamon. Think horchata's cooler LA cousin — creamy, spiced, refreshing over ice, with the coffee keeping it from tipping into dessert.
The home recreations circulating online generally land on the same architecture: oat milk, spiced chai concentrate, condensed milk to taste, plenty of cinnamon, cold brew over ice. The café original is smoother, because the spice is built into the milk rather than stirred in at the end. That's the difference a barista makes.
Why It Works (and Why It Blew Up)
Cinnamon and coffee are a natural pairing — the spice rounds off cold brew's sharper edges without needing much sugar. Oat milk keeps it dairy-light, which matters to the wellness-minded crowd that tracks her every order. And timing helped: the drink landed right as cinnamon-milk everything was having a moment, and a celebrity-stamped version from a beloved local shop was always going to travel.
It's also worth saying what this isn't: it's not the $17 Erewhon smoothie. That was a separate 2022 collaboration — the Strawberry Glaze Skin Smoothie, built around skin-focused ingredients like collagen, avocado, and coconut cream, and inspired by her skincare brand Rhode. The Cinamilk is a coffee drink, from a coffee shop, and it tastes like one.
There's also the Rhode halo effect. Her brand is built on a glazed, minimal, California-clean aesthetic, and the Cinamilk fits that world perfectly — beige, spiced, photogenic. It looks like a Rhode campaign in a cup, which is probably why it traveled across TikTok faster than any drink we've ever served.
It's also, notably, a normal-priced café drink — no $17 smoothie markup, no velvet rope. That accessibility is part of why it spread: anyone can walk into either shop and order the thing, which is more than you can say for most celebrity collaborations.
How to Order It
Walk up to either Community Goods and ask for the Cinamilk Latte. Iced is the classic. Want it less sweet? Ask for half the condensed milk — the cinnamon carries the flavor on its own. Prefer it hot? It works, though the iced version is the one that made it famous. If you want to riff on it at home, the formula is forgiving: cold brew over ice, oat milk warmed with cinnamon and a little chai spice, condensed milk to your sweetness, cinnamon dust on top. But we'd argue the original is worth the trip — some things are better made by someone else's hands.
Quick questions
What is Hailey Bieber's coffee order? The Cinamilk Latte at Community Goods — a cinnamon-milk-inspired drink with oat milk, chai spice, condensed milk, cinnamon, and cold brew, created in collaboration with the shop.
Is the Hailey Bieber drink still available? Ask for the Cinamilk Latte by name at either Community Goods location — it's the shop's collaboration drink with Hailey Bieber, and the baristas know the build even if it's not on the board that day.
Is it the same as her Erewhon smoothie? No. The Erewhon Strawberry Glaze Skin Smoothie (2022) was a separate collaboration focused on skin-health ingredients. The Cinamilk Latte is her coffee order, from Community Goods.
Come try the original
Ask for the Cinamilk Latte at Community Goods — 8687 Melrose Ave in West Hollywood or 710 N Edinburgh Ave in Hollywood. Order it iced; thank us later.