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New life for Lynn's Paradise Cafe?

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Lynn's Paradise Cafe was located on Barret Avenue in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood. Lynn's Paradise Cafe was located on Barret Avenue in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood.

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – Rumors are swirling throughout Louisville that the popular Lynn's Paradise Cafe might soon reopen. 

A recent post on the food blog Eater cites second and third-hand information from various people commenting on a Louisville restaurant message board. The posters state that former employees and vendors have been contacted about a possible reopening date for Lynn's sometime before Derby Day.

So far, there has been no comment from the former restaurant's owner Lynn Winter.

The nationally-known restaurant abruptly closed its doors in January after disgruntled employees complained about various issues at Lynn's Paradise Cafe.

WAVE 3 will continue to monitor developments in this story.

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