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After 2 Years, Mediterranean Deli Set to Reopen Chapel Hill Location With Dinner Hours


Mediterranean Deli’s pita bread machine was up and running again Tuesday morning, filling the West Franklin Street space with the smell of cooked dough instead of construction materials. On the other side of the kitchen’s the swinging doors, dozens of employees quickly moved around the counters preparing catering orders and training newcomers. (Chapelboro.com)

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After 2 Years, Mediterranean Deli Set to Reopen Chapel Hill Location With Dinner Hours