King Corona restaurant to bring Miami nightlife feel to Spooky Nook in 2024

King Corona restaurant, from El Rancho Grande group, will open a 16,900-square-foot space in Hamilton in late 2024 promising a taste of the Miami nightlife.

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King Corona restaurant to bring Miami nightlife feel to Spooky Nook in 2024

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