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Mediterraneo Grill to operate out of food truck

Jose Mercado of DeKalb prepares the Mediterraneo food truck for business Wednesday in the parking lot of the historic Edward L. Mayo house, 105 N. First St.in DeKalb. The truck will open Tuesday, owner Omar Musfi said. (Matthew Apgar)

Jose Mercado of DeKalb prepares the Mediterraneo food truck for business Wednesday in the parking lot of the historic Edward L. Mayo house, 105 N. First St.in DeKalb. The truck will open Tuesday, owner Omar Musfi said. (Matthew Apgar)

Matthew Apgar - mapgar@shawmedia.com Omar Musfi watches as work progresses on preparing a Mediterraneo food truck, reflected in Musfi's sunglasses, for business on Wednesday, June 21, 2017 in the parking lot of the historic Edward L. Mayo house, 105 North First Street in DeKalb. Musfi previously owned a restaurant which was recently demolished along with Otto's to make way for a Cornerstone development which will have apartments on top of commercial property. (Matthew Apgar)

Matthew Apgar - mapgar@shawmedia.com The salvaged sign for Mediterraneo, a Mediterranean restaurant, sits behind a food truck on Wednesday, June 21, 2017 in the parking lot of the historical Edward L. Mayo house, 105 North First Street in DeKalb. The business's owner, Omar Musfi, previously had a restaurant which was recently demolished along with Otto's to make way for a Cornerstone development, which will have apartments on top of commercial property. (Matthew Apgar)

Matthew Apgar - mapgar@shawmedia.com Jose Mercado of DeKalb works on preparing the Mediterraneo food truck for business on Wednesday, June 21, 2017 in the parking lot of the historic Edward L. Mayo house, 105 North First Street in DeKalb. The business's owner, Omar Musfi, previously had a restaurant which was recently demolished along with Otto's to make way for a Cornerstone development which will have apartments on top of commercial property. (Matthew Apgar)