Starting Monday, Starbucks is bringing back some fan-favorite features that feel like a blast from the past. The coffee giant is reintroducing condiment bars and having baristas scribble customers’ names on cups with Sharpies—both changes aimed at reviving the cozy coffeehouse atmosphere many feel has been missing lately.

These updates are part of CEO Brian Niccol’s big plan to turn things around after a tough stretch of dwindling sales and fewer customers. They’re small tweaks, but they’re meant to make a big impact.

Niccol has pointed out that customers have been asking for these touches, and baristas believe they’ll help speed up service, too. Plus, free refills on certain “for here” orders are now available to all paying customers, not just loyalty program members.

But it’s not all about bringing back the old vibes. Starbucks is also tightening up its rules. Gone are the days of hanging out or using the restroom without buying something. In a statement, the company explained that both customers and employees have made it clear that a clean, safe, and comfortable environment is key to recreating the Starbucks experience everyone loves.

Other new policies include bans on panhandling, discrimination, outside alcohol, and vaping. Employees have already been trained on these updates, so expect things to feel a little different on your next coffee run.

Despite these efforts, Starbucks is still facing challenges. Sales have dropped for three straight quarters, and customer visits are down. Investors will get a closer look at how Niccol’s strategy is working when the company releases its latest earnings report on Tuesday.

So, whether you’re a latte lover or just stopping by for a quick drip coffee, Starbucks is hoping these changes will make your visit a little more enjoyable—and maybe even bring back the magic of the good old days.