On the mall s second floor is Cafe at the Antique Mall , that serves just lunch. I had a Queen Anne sandwich, made with bacon and benedictine, a Louisvillian cream-cheese spread with cucumber and onions. There are homemade cakes for dessert. Paradise Cafe from an antiques shop. Actually it s more like a garage sale.
Every table has a kitschy lamp that someone with good taste threw away.
I like the Astroturf-covered stall doors in the women s room, and the masterpiece of corncob mosaic work on the outside wall. It s great fun and the food, while more tasteful than the decor, shows a similar collector s spirit. I have only eaten breakfast at Lynn s Popeye omelettes and thick french toast but lunch and dinner are served, too. Laura and Herberto Rosendo Ucan are owners of the Mayan Gypsy, which serves specialties from the Yucatan. There are several restaurants in Louisville that serve ethnic food not found in Greater Cincinnati.