A fire started in the kitchen around 9 p.m. on Oct. 21, interrupting dinner service.
The location opened in 2005 and was the Cajun chain's flagship store.
Caution tape still surrounds several homes in the Clifton neighborhood, marking the lingering effects of the blast.
Among the residents is Hannah Henshaw, whose nerves remain frayed as she recalls the moment she realized something was terribly wrong.
The owner said the company is looking for a smaller shop to focus on retail.
Despite annual profits in the millions, the owner cites a decline in sales and operating hours due to staffing shortages as reasons for the sale.
On Thursday, Aug. 24 from 6 p.m. to midnight, Bourbons Bistro will hold a public event to celebrate the recent awards it has received.
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Louisville mayor wants body camera footage of Clifton police shooting released 'as soon as possible'
Officers shot and killed James Monti, who they said was firing at them, on Frankfort Avenue last week.
According to Maj. Bobby Cooper of the Louisville Fire Department, Capt. Kody Jones, a 17-year veteran of the department, went above and beyond the call of duty.