A new coffee concept is staking its claim on one of Studio City's busiest commercial strips. Bean Our Guest is targeting a late-November 2026 opening for a café at 4354 Tujunga Ave., promising espresso, café staples, and Puerto Rican coffee roasted thousands of miles away in France.
According to WhatNow Los Angeles, the café will serve coffee roasted by Torréfaction Gourmande, described as a French roastery, alongside the standard espresso drinks and food items expected at a neighborhood coffee shop. The menu will also include oat, almond, and dairy milk options for customers looking to customize their orders.
Bean Our Guest has not opened its doors to the public yet, but the team has been testing its concept through pop-up events, the outlet reports. At least one more pop-up is planned before opening day, per the business's own social media accounts cited in the report.
Where the Café Fits on Tujunga Avenue
Tujunga Avenue is described as a commercial street in Studio City lined with independent businesses, cafés, and restaurants, making it a natural fit for a new coffee concept looking to build a local following. The address at 4354 Tujunga Ave. places Bean Our Guest in the thick of that strip, though the exact location has also been described as near the corner of Tujunga Avenue and Woodbridge Street, per WhatNow's reporting.
The business was registered in California as a stock corporation on May 15, 2025, according to ca.ltddir.com, which lists the company's address as 576 Gabilan St. and names Payzar Jacqueline Karadjian as the active agent on file. A separate, weaker directory snippet instead lists the incorporation address as 4354 Tujunga Ave., the same spot where the café itself is planned — an inconsistency the available records do not resolve.
Jacqueline Karadjian is named as the owner of Bean Our Guest, and the station's report notes that WhatNow Los Angeles reached out to her for comment ahead of publication. No response had come back before press time.
Another Entrant in a Crowded Valley Coffee Scene
Bean Our Guest's arrival adds another coffee concept to the San Fernando Valley's food and beverage scene, which has seen plenty of new entrants lately. Blank Street, a coffee chain founded in New York, opened its first Los Angeles-area location in Studio City in August, according to a search snippet from the Los Angeles Times.
A regional coffee guide from Food GPS lists several other recent additions to the Valley's coffee landscape, including 10 Speed Coffee, aOTA Coffee, Crema, Foleo Coffee, Hideout Coffee, Laidrey Coffee Roasters, and Peak Cafe. Eater LA also tracks new restaurant openings across the broader Los Angeles area, underscoring just how active the local dining and café scene has been this year.
For now, Bean Our Guest's opening remains penciled in for late November, with the planned pop-up event serving as one more test run before the Tujunga Avenue doors open for good.
