Two's a Trend: Another Mediterranean Grill On the Way

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June 5, 2012, 3:40 pm

Two’s a Trend: Another Mediterranean Grill On the Way

Melvin Felix

Less than a week after the opening of Mediterranean Grill and Tapas on First Avenue last Friday, another “Mediterranean grill” is getting ready to welcome customers. The folks at Reyna Turkish Restaurant and Mediterranean Grill are setting up tables and chairs and expect to open for business this weekend at 82 Second Avenue, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, in the old Mission Cafe space. Stay tuned for updates and the restaurant’s menu.

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