Dallas restaurateur Jon Alexis to open Ramble Room in Snider Plaza

Located at Snider Plaza, Ramble Room will be the second restaurant opening from Alexis' hospitality group Imperial Fizz, after opening Escondido Tex-Mex Patio in Preston Hollow last month.

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