A fire at an Oklahoma City breakfast spot has its owners looking for places to put their employees.On Friday, OKC Fire responded to a scene at Sunnyside Diner on Northwest 6th Street and Classen Boulevard. Now, the owners have plans to get back on their feet.The fire set off sprinklers and left water damage that will close the restaurant for around a month. The owner said the worry wasn't rebuilding but keeping employees on the payroll.| MORE | Popular Oklahoma City restaurant closed Friday after overnight fire"A lot of cleanup. We've already got the restoration crew there now. Our number one focus has been what do we do with our team?" said Aly Cunningham, a co-owner.The fire on Friday turned on the sprinklers at the diner, causing water damage that has the restaurant closed."The damage on the inside was mostly from the sprinkler system going off. Fire damage remained on the west of the building," Cunningham said.Most of the damage isn't going to hurt their pocketbooks."Insurance is gonna help us out for sure," Cunningham said.Now, the focus is to make sure employees still get a paycheck."We do not want them to have to miss a beat because of this. And so we've been really fortunate in having a few other concepts and locations to be able to get homes for everyone in the meantime," Cunningham said.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.The owner said it would take some time to open back up."There's so much that goes into it, it's hard to even list it all out, but basically we'll just have to rebuild the space," Cunningham said.They said that with worker shortages, this will help out some of their other restaurants with new help while they rebuild.Top Headlines3 people killed in McCurtain County collision Saturday40 year later, former OU band members remember 'the day The Pride won Bedlam'Could lawmakers mandate a yearly Bedlam matchup? It isn't unheard of