NewsEater LAOctober 30, 2026Los Angeles County
Popular Bakery Jyan Isaac Bread Opens New Silver Lake Location Despite Landlord Tenant Dispute
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Popular bakery Jyan Isaac Bread is opening a new location in Silver Lake on Monday, November 2, bringing its French onion grilled cheese and seeded sourdough to the east side of the 405. The opening follows a landlord-tenant dispute that saw the previous long-running business, Say Cheese, displaced after a reported 300% rent increase. The new bakery will initially operate daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., with plans to transition into an evening wine bar by 2027.
Read the full story at Eater LAWhy It Matters
Residents gain a new neighborhood cafe and bakery seating 48 patrons total, while the building's transition highlights ongoing commercial rent pressures facing long-time local merchants.
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OrganizationJyan Isaac Bread“Popular Southern California bakery opening in Silver Lake on November 2.”PersonRobert Sietsema“Compared Langer's with Katz's Delicatessen in 2022.”PersonJyan Issac“Built a following in 2020 after a pandemic job loss at Gjusta.”OrganizationChildren's Hospital Los Angeles“Will receive a portion of the proceeds from Tiki Kai's anniversary luau.”PersonGlenn Harrell“Told the Los Angeles Times that property owners increased rent by 300%.”OrganizationM. Winter Design“Provided the interior design using locally sourced materials and local furniture”OrganizationBoichik Bagels“Alerted the public about an online impostor using their likeness.”OrganizationTiki Kai“Celebrating one year of business with a luau.”OrganizationGjusta“Former workplace of baker Jyan Issac.”OrganizationOpenTable“Used to secure seats for Tiki Kai's event.”OrganizationNBC4“Reported on alleged illegal activities at some Koreatown karaoke businesses.”OrganizationLanger's Delicatessen“One of Los Angeles's oldest delis.”OrganizationTrader Joe's“Located next to the new Jyan Isaac Bread location on Hyperion Avenue.”OrganizationTikTok“Launched Must Eat guides in Los Angeles, New York, and the Bay Area.”OrganizationLos Angeles Times“Interviewed Glenn Harrell regarding the rent increase.”PersonHeather Hutt“Introduced an emergency motion to ban permits for new karaoke rooms and bars.”OrganizationNew York Times“Published the profile on Langer's Delicatessen.”PersonBill Esparza“Wrote a story celebrating massive tortillas de harina.”OrganizationLos Angeles Magazine“Reported on Heather Hutt's push for additional enforcement funds.”OrganizationKatz's Delicatessen“Iconic Lower East Side deli compared to Langer's.”OrganizationEater New York“Employer of Robert Sietsema in 2022.”PersonEmily Wilson“Penned a New York Times profile about Langer's Delicatessen.”OrganizationSay Cheese“Former occupant of the building on Hyperion Avenue.”