A grand opening was held Thursday afternoon for a new restaurant in Pensacola.
A new restaurant has opened in Pensacola. The restaurant is called Zam's, and it is Australian-born.
This is the first US location for Zam's. A grand opening event was held for the restaurant on Thursday afternoon.
Further details about the grand opening and the restaurant are available from FOX 17 WZTV Nashville.
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