Royal fans in the Tri-State Area are feeling the excitement ahead of King Charles III's coronation.
Tea & Sympathy is preparing traditional food as people are expected to gather there to watch the king's coronation."We have live music. We have drag queens coming to join us, so it will be a big celebration. We'll have a viewing, and people will be able to sit and enjoy their tea ... We're doing mimosas and little champagne cocktails," employee Audrey Kavanagh-Dowsett said.
"There's been 62 monarchs crowned at Westminster Abbey, and I mean, for me to be able to see the next one is just, it just means so much to me," she said.Watch the coronation of King Charles on CBS2 and
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