Rose & Crown Dining Room

My party decided to splurge ourselves and did the Fireworks Dining Package at Rose and Crown and we were not disappointed. We have viewed the fireworks at Epcot from various locations and restaurants around the lagoon and this was by far the best view we have gotten. The food was very good as well. It is a limited menu for the package but did have a variety of foods to try. Everything we ordered was delicious and the service was top notch. They sat us outside on the heated patio for dinner due to the temperatures being cold for Florida but when the fireworks started, they allowed us to move closer to the water for better views.

I had a reservation but waited far past a reasonable timeframe, then because I was a solo traveller I was sat in a very awkwars table between two other very loud talking tables. It was difficult to hear what my server was saying so I did have to ask him to repeat, this seemed to upset him. I was left for long periods of time with no beverage and the runners bringing food dropped it and left before I could request anything. My server was Daniel. He smiled but then did nothing more to back up the service. I did not enjoy the experience and while the.food isnt bad it isnt worth the poor treatment. After paying and leaving I did discuss with the manager. She was a lovely lady and said that they would try to do better. But, for now, I rate it a 1/10.

Chips were very salty! However the fish was amazing (arguably better than that of a UK chip shop) and staff were lovely. However we were seated outside and it was boiling! Inside was quite loud but true to that of a British Pub. Limited menu options but good food!

We went for the fireworks dining package the night after getting engaged in Animal Kingdom. Alex from London was our server for the evening. I don't think I can say enough kind words about her. She was so sweet, helpful, and just an absolute joy to speak to. Both myself and my fiance had both said she's the best server we've ever had in our lives. If you're able On top of this, the team at Rose & Crown went above and beyond to recognize our special day including a paper signed by all the staff which we plan on getting framed. The food and drinks as always, were awesome. We plan on doing the fireworks package again and again now.

Fun experience and exciting atmosphere in the dining room, the pub, and the outdoor seating areas. We have dined here, gotten drinks at the pub, and even had a private dessert party here for fireworks. It’s not quite UK authentic food, but it’s still good fish and chips and great dessert. We love the UK pavilion at EPCOT: including Rose and Crown Dining Room and Pub! :)

I came to this restaurant to celebrate my birthday, and I had high expectations, but unfortunately, I left feeling very disappointed. The atmosphere was rushed; the waitstaff served us in a hurry. The waitress who attended our table knew we were celebrating two birthdays but didn’t do anything special for us. In fact, she mentioned she would be training a new waiter while serving us, which was quite concerning. 🙄 For a Disney restaurant, the food was of very low quality. I would honestly say it didn’t deserve even one star. The service was quite disheartening as well. The only redeeming aspect of the experience was the pianist, who entertained us with Disney songs. We had also paid an additional fee for a musical show, only to later realize that the show was open to anyone visiting the park. I do not recommend Rose and Crown at all. The price we paid was far too high for the value we received. The worst part is that I made this reservation two months in advance, and it turned out to be one of my most disappointing experiences. 👎🏼

Fabulous Fish & Chips. The Shepherds Pie was the best ever. Prices are reasonable for Disney. Great ales all draft. Service quick. Atmosphere comfortable. Live piano player. Worth a try.

We recently dined at Rose & Crown and had a mixed experience. We tried the Savory Impossible Hot Pot, which was well-cooked with beautiful decorative potato swirls, but to our taste lacked seasoning. The portion size was absolutely massive — far too much for one person. It easily could have been shared between two people. A side of gravy and a bit more seasoning would have gone a long way in enhancing the dish’s rather bland flavor. For drinks, the Leaping Leprechaun was fun but tasted strongly of melon candy — very sweet and a bit too sugary for our tastes, though not unpleasant. The highlight of our visit was the wonderful service from our waitress, Shannon, who was incredibly friendly and made great recommendations. There was also a live pianist playing for about 20 minutes, which was a nice touch, though we were hoping for a livelier, pub-style atmosphere. Perhaps that’s reserved for the Pub side or when the dining room is busier. Overall, while we truly appreciate the effort to offer vegan options, we’d likely return for the welcoming service rather than the food.

The Rose & Crown is a great restaurant and it's one that we will definitely return to on our next visit. We had been to the pub side before just for drinks, but we were able to snag a late dinner here on our most recent trip last month and we really enjoyed ourselves. We had a nice beer flight and Indigo Hibiscus cocktail and our drinks were very tasty. My wife had the Shepherd's pie and I had the fish and chips and both of these were cooked perfectly and were very filling; we love seeing places that have a small menu since that usually means they make those items well and that is definitely the case here. The best part of the meal though was getting to talk to our waiter, David. He was a blast and we loved getting to know him. We would definitely recommend that people try to sit in his section as he's very personable, provides excellent service, and was just a great guy. The Rose & Crown is a wonderful restaurant at Epcot and we'll definitely be back!

Food was good but not great, although the Bangers & Mash was my absolute fav. The service was decent and no complaints at all. The ambiance is nice and we sat outside right by the lake. I would recommend if you wanted to check this place off your list but there are way better restaurants in EPCOT.

I have been to Epcot thousands of times but never had eaten at the UK Pavillion. They say is at their terrace facing the lagoon. Their menu is not that elaborate. They only have you to choose from 4 main courses. For starters we ordered the Scottish Egg, hard boiled egg coated with sausage and friend. It was pretty good. For main entree I ordered the Bangers and Smash, which is mashed potatoes with two traditional sausages on top with mushrooms, onions and browns gravy. This was my favorite dish. Lots of good flavors. We also ordered the traditional fish and chips. Three big pieces of fish (I believe it was cod) friend fries and tartar sauce. The fish taste good but felt it had too much beet battered. You could barely see the fish. We did not order dessert as I wanted to try other places in the park. Not sure if I will return again but only for the sausage dish. You can also order the fish and chips on the counter and not sit in the dining room.

This is a great choice for dinner at the United Kingdom Pavilion. We were in the mood for British pub food, and they totally delivered. It was easy to make a reservation through the My Disney Experience App. Checking in online was also a breeze. They'll text you when your table is ready. The restaurant closes after lunch, but reopens again at 4 pm for dinner. Our table was ready in no time. We were seated inside. They do have outdoor seating if desired. Jack was very welcoming, and offered some great suggestions. We were definitely there for the fish & chips. There was malt vinegar on the table ready to be splashed onto the fish. I thought about getting the Snake Bite Imperial Pint, but I was more thirsty than anything. I just needed some water. Maybe next time. The fried fish here is amazing. We were told that the fish served was Hake. There are 3 pieces to a dinner portion. They are huge and tender pieces of fish. I love that they are beer-battered and crispy. They give you plenty of lemon wedges, and a cup of tartar sauce and ketchup for the chips. The tartar sauce was also delicious. I just wish they had a smaller plate option with just 2 pieces of fish. I couldn't eat the 3rd one. The couple next to us was smart by sharing one order. We should have done that. The chips were just okay. It was thick like steak fries. I prefer them to be thinner. Is it authentic? Yes, very close. The only difference is that they don't have the skin on them (which I like). Maybe because I like the plaice & chips better than the cod & chips. My husband said the fish & chips at Rose & Crown were better than the ones in England. They were pretty darn good. I'd totally get it again, but we'll split it next time. We didn't stay for the Sticky Toffee Pudding. We'd already had a flight of caramels earlier that day. I definitely want to try it next time. The service was great! The restaurant was clean. Everything was really good. I highly recommend this restaurant for dinner.

I've become vegetarian since my last review and was happily surprised to discover a version of the shepherd's pie made with Impossible meat which can be easily made vegan by omitting cheese, as our server so helpfully pointed out. I wasn't too sure what to expect but the flavor was excellent!

It had been a very long time since I had been here and was reminded how quaint the location is. The menu has been drastically cut down. We had the candlelight package which covers a three course meal. I started with the coronation salad (bibb lettuce, onion, gold, golden raisins, and a delicious dressing that I cannot remember the name to). Great portion size! I offered for the classic fish and chips and I do think that they offer one of the best fish and chips on Walt Disney World property. Although I have heard that Raglan Road offers a really good one as well. For dessert I offered for the plant-based gelato with fresh berries. I will admit I was slightly disappointed by the dessert as all the flavors were incredibly flat. The strawberries and blueberries that were included with the gelato really didn't have any flavoring.

On the first few times I came to EPCOT, I did not realize how much of a dining destination it was. Had to rectify that on this trip, one restaurant at a time! Had to start with the Rose & Crown Dining Room, since I loved Yorkshire County Fish Shop's fish and chips. Of course, I had to get the Fish & Chips here! I was actually impressed with the fish. It was like the perfect amount of batter, but still with a healthy serving of cod that came with it. Batter wasn't too overwhelming and was flavored well. Plus the fries were actually true British-style chips, very thick with plenty of potato. My girlfriend got the Shepherd's Pie and it was quite delicious as well! Service was great! I love how all the country pavilions here are staffed by people that are actually from that country. So cool to be served by actual English folk. I had high hopes for Rose & Crown Dining Room and it did not disappoint! Very glad to have finally had the opportunity to dine here.

Fish and chips is just ok for me, not the best I had for English ones, what the place is most famous for it's dish, can do better, we ordered a sweet and it's comes out over cooked with a very hard base can't even cut through with the knife.

EPCOT has so many great options, Rose & Crown is often overshadowed by the pub but the dining room has never let me down. With an authentic food, a great view, and actual resident of the UK server and helping you can't go wrong. If you are sitting inside it feels like you were transported across the pond and stumbled into a real pub, but I love sitting outside on the patio looking out over World Showcase Lagoon and hearing entertainment from all over the park. While the food is always top notch, the true highlight is talking with the Cast Members that have come over for a program and learning about their home land.

We had a great time at Rose & Crown when we recently visited EPCOT. I was surprised by the quality and authenticity of the food. We arrived right as lunch was starting and they were able to seat us promptly on the lagoon. Our server was so nice and kind that she was likely the highlight of the experience. She even managed to talk me into trying mushy peas - not sure that will happen again. We had fish and chips, and shepherds pie, and it was literally like dining in England. Prices were reasonable in light of the portion sizes and you felt as though you were transported over seas. Great ambiance and experience if you are planning to visit EPCOT.

Rose & Crown is a sweet little spot in Epcot at Disney World! I enjoyed the attention to detail, including the windows! My friend and I both got the vegetarian version of a Sheppard's pie. It was really good, though on my end I would have enjoyed more veggies ... peas, carrots & onion ...vs just "impossible meat". My friend got a cute little tea service that included twinning tea that you can go buy more of in the tea shop nearby. My friend said they have some great fire works options here if you want to check that out. Service was on point, as expected at Disney, and I appreciated them checking in on my friends allergies. When compared to other dine in options I've been too in Disney, this location had the most reasonable time spent at the restaurant vs others I've been too. Though pro tip: If you are tight on theme park time, and mainly want to come here for fish and chips ... the counter service near by shares the same kitchen and also has great fish and chips. So you can by pass the dine in time and get your food quickly so you can move on. Though Air conditioning and time out of the sun is nice as well!

My wife and I had a meal here and it was one of the greatest experiences I have had on Disney property. We recently went plant based, so our options are limited on dining spots. Disney always does a great job of offering meatless options and the Rose & Crown outdid themselves on this day. We ordered the plant based "fish", its off menu but you can ask for it, and the hot pot. All the food we had was outstanding and I even traded food with my wife half-way through. They have house made dairy free tartar sauce and it was really good. It went so well with the fish and even came with a side of mushy peas. The hot pot was the real star of the show. It was similar to a Shephard's pie but made with impossible meat. It was so good my wife made a copy of it when we got home. Couple that with the amazing views of the water from the patio and it was truly a memory making experience. This place is outstanding and will be added to our list of must visit places when we are back at EPCOT!

Stellar service, a bit past our forecasted reservation time, we got a window seat which set us up nicely to watch illuminations. Fish & chips was the best I've ever had, I had the scotch egg app (which I've always wanted to try a scotch egg) and it was a bit dry. Leaping leprechaun drink was good as was my hubs Irish hen. The waitress recommended a Pims which we split but wasn't our fav. The sticky toffee pudding was yummmmmm

We visited Rose and Crown on a Saturday as a waitlist walk in. We were seated quickly, and I got a black and tan (which I continued to order throughout dinner). This place does an excellent black and tan, and they know how to pour a beer. I love sitting at the bar there as well. For food, this place has a small menu but they cover it. We always start with the scotch eggs because they're really British comfort food at its finest. Then, I got the bangers and mash which was really a good traditional bangers and mash. Having lived in England, this really took me back there and I appreciated it! I also had a lovely conversation with our server regarding English football clubs to really round out the experience. We couldn't resist a sticky toffee pudding before we hit the road. I would definitely return to this place!

Okay this place is a true gem! Firstly you'll be greeted by some of the nicest people ever! They are so kind and explain some of their favorite dishes on the menu. Pros: Delicious food Incredible service Amazing view of the world showcase Cons: The biggest con is the heat. Yes this restaurant can't control the heat. However 80% of this restaurant is outside. Meaning you will not escape the heat by going inside an air conditioned room. I was outside and it felt nice to sit in the shade. Yes the ac is nice but the view was worth it. Overall I would totally come back here again!

UK is our favorite pavilion at Epcot, hands down! The best year-round food and full bar. Beers are always crisp, refreshing and cold. Food is hot and large in portion. Servers are always happy to be there and their accents of course is the coolest part! This was our first time dining in the Dinning Room. The first thing we noticed is that the portion of Fish n Chips is much much larger when dining in than quick service. It's also a lot more crispier. We also ordered the Shepard's Pie which was interesting. I wish they added more ground beef to the same ratio as the mash. Overall, it was great and we'll probably dine here more! Recommendations for beer: Golden & Half n Half

Enjoyed dinner here on December 28th before seeing Audra McDonald narrate the Candlelight Processional. Started with Scotch egg as an appetizer which had a nice amount of sausage inside. Moved on to Bangers and Mash with six sausages, mashed potatoes, mushrooms onions in a wine sauce. Definitely a nice serving size. Finished off with Sticky Toffee Pudding for dessert which was very rich. I was very full at the end of the meal. Since this was part of the dinner package it was price fixe of $65 per person, which includes an entertainment fee.

David was an angel sent from above. It was boiling hot outside and we were seated outside at 4:00pm on June 7th. Unfortunately I'm pregnant and I just really needed the A/C. Imogen was so kind to give up her table and hand us off to David inside. He not only was hysterically witty but also extremely kind hearted. He noticed I wasn't doing well and gave me waters to go to keep me more hydrated in the parks that day. He was spectacular and the Shepard's pie sealed the deal!!! Thank you thank you David!!!!

My first time dining at Rose & Crown and it was a good experience. The vegan fish and chips are off-menu, but I had heard they're a must, so I opted for this rather than the dedicated plant-based option, the Impossible Hot Pot (I'm not a huge Shepherd's Pie fan). We were seated out on the patio, which is nice if it's not too hot outside. It was during the fireworks, but you don't get the best view of it from most of those seats. Not a big deal to me at all. The vegan fish & chips is an enormous portion and comes with a side of mushy peas (I tasted these and if mushy peas are your thing, these are tasty. I just don't love them and it was already a huge portion of F & C). The "fish" was nicely battered and perfectly salty and flavorful. The texture seemed eerily authentic as well. Is it something I'd eat on the regular? No. A fun vacation meal? Sure. Pricey for what it is, honestly. Our awesome, friendly server, Matt, had a packed house out there but he was so personable and attentive. You could tell all of the customers really appreciated him and his cheeky AF Irish humor. Keep up the authenticity, Epcot, because it's appreciated. I think R & C is a solid choice but it wouldn't be my top culinary destination at Epcot (Canada... oh Canada, it's you).

Party of three dined here in late December. We had absolutely fantastic (or "brilliant," as the Brits might say) service from every cast member we encountered. Our big mistake was eating here after sampling sooo many small plates featured in Epcot's Festival of the Holidays. We left - - "full" would be an understatement. Nonetheless, the main entrees are all very good. Yes, fish & chips and bangers & mash may seem a bit overly UK generic, but they do them well. I am impressed with the number of beer mixers on the menu. I look forward to sampling as many as possible on future visits.

Super disappointing experience. They changed the menu and now only have 4 entrees, crazy! What's wild is there is nothing lighter like a salad or grilled chicken for the extreme heat you're sitting in. We had a 4:10 reservation and were sat outside while they left inside wide open during 98 degree temps. It was so hot, I couldn't even eat and took it with me. While sitting there sweating and chugging water I cancelled our July 4th reservation. Hopefully they bring back the old menu and allow indoor seating again. If they don't, we need to find a new go to at Epcot.

Max and I love coming here and what a better way to spend an anniversary with a platter of fish and chips and a drink. There is live music and a sing along. They don't serve food in the restaurant until 3pm so you need to pick it up at the food cart and bring it in. The bar is standing only. No chairs. Indoor and outside seating.

The best way to describe this pub is that it's fun. There's nothing particularly fancy about it, it's charm is reminiscent of a type of locations that are quickly disappearing from cities like London, and even New York and Boston. It's almost always pretty well patronized, and you can expect to stand while enjoying your beer or spirits. If you decide to have a meal, the fish and chips and shepherds pie are both solid choices. The imperial sampler was very good and a reasonably good value when you consider that you probably get the equivalent of two glasses of beer. They also offer flights for different kinds of spirits, as well as 2 ounce pours. Plenty of pints available, with the Golden imperial, Shady imperial, and cider and black currant imperial standing out as my favorites. Not necessarily a place that you're going to lose yourself for multiple hours within, the Rose & Crown is a worthwhile way to kill an hour or so while the rest of your family goes shopping.

Terrible food and service. We asked to be seated at a spot to watch fireworks and plenty were available. They refused. Every time we tried to catch a view, they got unto us.

This is such a lovely place to have a meal at Epcot. The ambiance replicates a traditional English pub in the bar area and then a comfortable restaurant experience towards the water. We are vegetarian and are always guaranteed a hearty vegetarian meal. Today we had the Impossible hot pot, which is essentially a vegan shepherd's pie. Our server, Luke, was refreshingly kind and made our day!! The only drawback and why I didn't give the last star is that there is only 1 vegetarian option. If I wasn't in the mood for a hearty meal, I would have been stuck eating a side salad.

It's never easy to get excited about British food, but Rose & Crown at Epcot's World Showcase will make you think Fish & Chips are one of the greatest contributions to the global culinary scene since the bacon cheeseburger. The beer-battered cod, served with tartar sauce and fries, was one of the best meals we had during our Disney vacation, and the Bangers & Mash we ordered to share were as good as any I've had outside the U.K. With its truly authentic British vibe, Rose & Crown is one of the best spots in Epcot to enjoy a meal after a long day exploring the park, complete with a warm ambiance, friendly service and great selection of wine, cocktails and English ales. Slide up to the bar for a pint before dinner, and you'll feel like you ducked into a pub in Dublin or Covent Garden, and you may never want to leave. Pay a visit toward dusk, and you'll see why this is also one of the best places to watch Epcot's nightly fireworks -- just ask your server to show you where the pub's private viewing area is, and enjoy an unobstructed, front-row view of the show. A great spot to eat and drink in Epcot's World Showcase, Rose & Crown will leave you with a fresh perspective on English food and a new appreciation for the classic British pub.

Rose and Crown serves decent British food that is flavorful and true to other British restaurants. However, the portions are small and the prices are large. So a mixed bag here. Not really one to be featured on our must eat list. In 1 word, that word is "meh".

Stopped in for dinner on our recent trip to epcot! Now we absolutely love the pub at UK quick service for beer, as this is a staple stop for us. However we rarely eat at the dining room. The fish and chips is much better then the quick service outside and it comes with 2 extra pieces of fish to justify the 27 dollars. The sheperds pie is also lovely and worth the sit down! The scotch egg was awful(and i never write bad reviews harshly) however do not get this, as it's dry flavorless and boring. If you sit outside on the lake, you have a fantastic view of the fireworks (grab a resv around 8/8:15). The service and ambiance is always stellar as it's on disney property!

We were walking in Epcot and decided to check if they had availability - they did! We were seated outside on the patio overlooking the water. For dinner we ordered the fish and chips and the shepherds pie. The fish and chips were hot and crispy with a few fries and the shepherds pie was full of veggies, meat, potatoes & cheese. The menu isn't extensive but there is a plant based option for non meat eaters and some specialty Irish coffee and cocktails too. Dinner was good, service was great and the view was wonderful.

DO THE FIREWORKS DINING PACKAGE! You won't be sorry. I did so much research trying to figure out if the fireworks dining package was worth it and what the view was like. So many people said you could hardly see the show and the view was obstructed. It was not. The view was blocked at all. You get a pre-fixe menu for $74. You get an appetizer, entree, and dessert with unlimited drinks(non alcoholic and alcoholic). It's great for those beer drinkers out there! The food was PHENOMENAL. It was so tasty and each course just got better and better!! Our server Chris was amazing. He was sweet, polite, thoughtful, and hard working. He always checked in on us to see how we were doing and refilled our drinks constantly. Our food was fresh, hot, and tasty. Even if you don't do the fireworks dining package, you'll be satisfied with the food quality. The portions are huge too! You won't go hungry! We will definitely be back here!

I can't believe that this is my first review! We've been here many times over the years, and we come for lunch since it's less expensive than dinner. In the past I've had their tomato soup, salad, fish and chips, burger, and Trifle for dessert. Everything was delicious. Today (9/22/22) we got on the wait list for lunch. We only had to wait 10 min. We were supposed to eat outside, but we asked how long the wait would be for inside. Surprisingly, we got seated right away. We only had to wait about 5 minutes for Morgan to take our orders. We both ordered their Welsh Pub burgers with beer cheese sauce, bacon, beer battered leeks, lettuce, and a special Branston mayonnaise. It's so hot that we ordered only water for our drinks. The air conditioning was delightful, and it was not too noisy. Just average. We could actually carry on a conversation. Water came right away, and it was cool and refreshing. Food came soon after and it was wonderful. I had my leeks on the side and they were so good. The only disappointment was NO TOILET PAPER in either stall in the women's room. I didn't notice until it was too late. A second person entered and she alerted the staff. I was only uncomfortable for a few minutes.

Overpriced, no where to sit, aggressive crowd all packed in - to a ridiculous point. There were SO many people standing so close that I felt a little nervous. Ugh, I do NOT recommend!

First the weather made the day amazing after a half marathon early this morning. The checkin staff thanked me again for a race well done. And I was seated quickly. Love all the various accents from Great Britain. So I had the coronation salad. That's my appetizer course. Then I had a side of chips with malt vinegar and my trusty tabasco sauce. Then on to the sheperd pie as my main course. The food was excellent Very authentic. And the service was spot on This is my first visit to this eatery and I'll be back to try the fish and chips.

Marcus was absolutely amazing! We are annual pass holders and he has been by far the nicest Disney employee we have met. He went above and beyond for my wife's birthday! The fish and chips were delicious as well! We look forward to coming here again :)

Shepherd's pie was slightly salty but had great flavor. Best food item is the fish and chips. Bangers and mash was decent. Had better sticky toffee pudding but the view from the outside dinning area was nice.

Unsure what constitutes high reviews for this restaurant, unless a nostalgia of British expats who stop by for dinner! Menu was limited, with only 4 entrees, 2 appetizers and 2 deserts. What kept 3 stars for my review was the good and prompt service (thank you hostess and waitress), and the good view of the nightly 2100 show of lights and fireworks. I had a Shepherd's Pie - Ground Beef, Seasonal Vegetables, English Peas, and Mashed Potatoes with Irish Cheddar, which at $25 was appropriately priced. My wife had Bangers and Mash - Traditional English Sausage with Colcannon Potatoes, Mushroom, Onion, and Red Wine Demi, which at $23 was ok. I enjoyed one of the 2 appetizers, Coronation Salad - Crisp Salad with Madras Dressing on top of a Crunchy Grain Cracker, priced at $12. Summary for me - diversify the menu a bit please, as much as we understand a pure British angle, nothing to prevent some diversity.

The Rose and Crown pub overlooks the water in World Showcase and reservations can be made for dining and viewing their night time spectacular show. My husband and I had reservations for an early lunch here. When you enter there is a pub surrounding the area but not much seating room. We got called back to our table fairly quickly and dined in an English style dining room with wood chairs and tables. One of the perks about this place is that you get 10% discount on your meal if you let them know and use the Chase Disney VISA card. You must let your server know you have this card and remember to use the card, not the my Disney experience app or your Magic Band. Also that discount comes off your check portion. Tipping is at your discretion. We had a very helpful and friendly waiter. My husband ordered the traditional fish and chips and although I was going to get the Shepherd's pie I decided to settled for their catch of the day with was broiled salmon over mashed potatoes and green beans. We got our food fairly quickly. I tasted my husband's fish and chips and it was indeed delicious. He got 3 pieces with fries. My salmon wasn't overwhelmingly big which was fine for me but it was so good and just enough for me. The Rose and Crown pub is easier to book an advance reservation for provided you are not going for the evening show than other park dining here. It sits next to the Yorkshire fish market in the United Kingdom attraction at EPCOT. Definitely a winner for me!

Rose & Crown- Orlando, Fl EPCOT What I Had: *Specialty Character Drink *Fish and Chips

Not a bad experience. Our server Britta was very nice and attentive, even though she had a big table next to us. We ordered a tomato basil soup and the cheese platter. Both were delicious! I would totally come again for those two items. We decided to share a shepherd's pie and mushy peas. Unfortunately the peas are just as sad as they look. They honestly didn't taste bad but it just was not even slightly comparable to the ones we had and loved in London (from Pappy's). The shepherd's pie was good but very rich. I wish there was a little crunchy vegetable or something with more of a bite in it. I would order it again but maybe with one less appetizer. Overall, not bad but not exceptional either. But I still recommend for quick and easy food.

Finally had the opportunity to dine at the Rose & Crown Dining Room for lunch during our most recent visit to Epcot. I have been hesitant to make reservations at this restaurant because I was nervous that there weren't enough options on the children's menu for my picky four year old, but my husband was tired of pizza so we decided to give this spot a try. Initially we were sat outside at a table overlooking the water, but temperatures were in the 90s so I asked the hostess if we could dine inside the air conditioned restaurant instead. I am so glad I requested a table inside because the interior of the dining room is so charming and it feels like you are eating at a British pub. We started off our meal with a pint of English cider for myself and a pint of Black Velvet (half cider/half Guinness) for my husband. Normally he wouldn't have ordered an Irish beer in an English pub, but they were out of the scotch that he was hoping to order. We also ordered a scotch egg as an appetizer. The hard boiled egg center was a tad overcooked, but the flavors of the sausage and light breading were nice and the accompanying sauce was rich and tangy. I ordered the fish and chips for myself and the children's fish and chips for my toddlers. I knew there was a good chance that my picky eater would not try more than a bite of the fish, but he would definitely eat the fries. The meal comes with a choice of two sides so I selected the fruit cup and English trifle dessert. My husband ordered the shepherd's pie. Overall the fish and chips were pretty good! My toddlers loved the thick cut fries and my two year old insisted on putting vinegar on his fries after watching me do it. Their fish was mostly ignored, but they ate their fruit cups and fries so I will still say the meal was a success since my four year old was initially devastated that we weren't eating pizza for lunch. Dessert was a huge success. I ended up sharing my two year old's trifle, but I would have ordered the sticky toffee pudding if I wasn't stuffed from my meal. I did manage to sneak a bite of my husband's shepherd's pie and it was really good. I plan to order that instead next time because I can always steal fish and chips off of my kid's plate. Overall our meal was really good and it was nice to try something different, but our bill was more expensive than our typical lunch at Via Napoli. I think I would like to try a few more restaurants at Epcot before returning to the Rose and Crown.

Had a solo dining reservation here this evening. Rather tasty and taking home (hotel) leftovers. Will make for a nice late night treat. Nice to sit waterside and enjoy some quiet in the middle of a theme park. My server, Joseph, was an absolute delight and very friendly. Glad I was able to try this new to me restaurant in Epcot! Give it a go for some traditional English food!

This Restraunt is located in the Epcot World Showcase in England. We have been here a few times and we always get the fish and chips. They have always been wonderful. Right amount of batter and perfect amount of fries. Here is my current rating as of 9/26/23: The good: We made a reservation for 5:15. When we showed up, we literally had a 1 minute wait to be seated. Our server was top notch. Hw was very attentive and even brought out to - go cups so we can finish our ale outside of the Restraunt if we so choose. 5 stars. For an appetizer we ordered the scotch egg. It was my first time ordering it so I didn't have anything to compare it to. It was crisp and delicious. I would order it again. Finally, for a Disney park restaurant, it was very reasonably priced. The Bad: Once again I went with the fish and chips. However this time the fish tasted a little fishy. Like it wasn't very fresh. Also, it almost tasted like it was fried ahead of time and kept warm. The edges were crispy, but the middle was rubbery. Strange. We also noticed that the menu was greatly paired down since the last time we visited. Only 4 options including one vegan option. With so many options for food at Epcot, it will probably be a while before we try the Rose & Crown again. Please share your experience so I can be sure they weren't having a bad night!

Tried 60 days in advance and checked often to see if I could get reservations for the fireworks at Rose and Crown at Epcot. Still could not get reservations by the time we were at Disney World. We park-hopped to Epcot on an day MK was open for only half day and was coming out of Ratatouille when it was pouring outside. One of those super crazy random Florida downpours that everyone had to find cover. We made our way in our ponchos all the way to England and entered the first restaurant we saw with available tables. It took about 10 minutes to be seated inside a packed restaurant and the other half was a like a pub with a bottom half swinging door that separated the two. There was also patio seating which I assume would have been for those with the fireworks package. I was so excited because I really wanted to eat here and due to the weather we got the chance! We ordered Scottish eggs, tomato basil soup and shepherds pie. All the food was so good!!! The service was superb. We got a signed birthday card from the staff with the birthday button! For dessert we ordered the toffee. We were the last ones still in the restaurant at around 9 ish but was never rushed to leave. In fact as we were taking care of the check, the server said that they would be starting Harmonious which is the big fireworks program for Epcot. Though delayed from the weather the park still let the show go because it stopped raining. server took plus out to a sectioned vip area for the restaurant to watch the show! We were the only ones and it was perfect! Although I couldn't get initial reservations- I had the best experience as a result of the rains. It was an awesome awesome experience!

Absolutely delicious. The atmosphere was perfect and the cast members outstanding. Thanks for a wonderful first time visit.

Five stars for a perfect experience. Food was excellent. Service was excellent and ambiance was perfectly on theme for a British Pub. I ordered the shepherds pie. My husband had the bangers and mash and my son had the fish and chips. All 3 were delicious. Sticky toffee pudding for dessert was buttery, sweet and satisfying. We have been dining at Disney restaurants frequently lately due to becoming annual pass holders. I would say 9 out of 10 of the meals have been great. Looking forward to trying more.

Because we had a very late dinner planned for the night, our party of three decided to have a heavier than usual afternoon snack and refreshment in Epcot. My oldest daughter picked this place because she wanted to try fish & chips. For refreshment, we shared a flight of beer. For food, we shared fish & chips and Scotch eggs. The beers were refreshing but not extra ordinary. We had better. It was the first time we tried Scotch egg. We were not impressed with the eggs. The casting was dry and bland. The egg was just ordinary hard broiled egg. The fish & and chips, on the other hand, were excellent. The large three pieces of white fish were fried perfectly. The batter of the fish was seasoned well and crunchy. The fries were fried perfectly as well. We sprinkled some malt vinegar on the whole thing. It was heavenly. Table service was attentive and friendly. Fish & chips were also available at a walk-up counter next door for takeout and outside eating. We would do that instead of sit down if we come back to Epcot.

Rose & Crown is a spectacular spot for dinner! Try and get your reservation around fireworks time for a wonderful view with music piped in. We got very lucky and were able to sit outside for the fireworks. The food was just as great ad our view! My family and I got the scotch egg appetizer to share, which was wonderful, and the mustard sauce that came with it was delicious. For my entree, I ordered shepherd's pie, which is, ground beef, seasonal vegetables, English peas, and mashed potatoes with McCall's Irish cheddar. It was so heavy, and hands down the best shepherd's pie I have had. To finish our meal, we got the Sticky toffee pudding to share. It is a steamed pudding "cake" served with warm vanilla custard and hot butter-rum sauce. An absolutely lovely meal and we cannot wait to come back on our next trip!

Oh hands down the best fish and chips around! The batter to fish ratio is unbeatable and the portion size is unmatched. My brother and his girlfriend live in Vegas and absolutely love fish and chips so I knew I had to bring them here as our first stop of the day. It was the most amazing lunch! We washed down our fish with a Pimms Cup and it was such an enjoyable start to our day around the world. What I miss the most is years ago when there was a talented pianist who would play by the bar. 6 of us sat by her one day and she asked what we all did for a living... Within minutes, and without skipping a beat, she freestyled a verse with a small snippet of a day in the life on the job. I work for HSN (Home Shopping Network) and this witty woman drafted an entire infomercial and its "item number" within a minute! What a gem of a place! I sorely miss her but the servers and bartenders are the best. This spot is still magic and the fish and chips never miss!!

I've never been to England before, but I've been to a few English pubs and one (1) English Pub styled restaurant, and Rose and Crown is exactly what I envisioned. It was 24 NOV 2021, and we were looking for a very light (late) lunch, as it was already after 3:00 PM and we didn't want to ruin our appetites for dinner. Compared to most of the other sit-down restaurants in Disney, this Epcot restaurant's wait list was actually less than 30 minutes, which in Disney, is not that long at all. We were initially hesitant upon waiting but after looking at all of the positive Yelp reviews, including New Orleans' own "John L. H.", we decided to give it a try. I decided to keep it light and tried the Scotch Egg appetizer, which is a golden-fried hard boiled cage-free egg wrapped in sausage with a mustard sauce. This was a perfect snack/light lunch to get me through to dinner. I would have preferred it served a little warmer, but all in all this was a good appetizer. My wife wasn't that hungry, so she got a bowl of butternut squash soup, which I can personally say was quite good. My son opted for the kid's grilled chicken with peas, rice & gravy and mashed potatoes. This was very solid for a kid's meal and we were really impressed. His meal even came with a dessert. The English Trifle was delicious and consisted of layers of strawberries, vanilla custard, graham crackers and whipped cream. I highly recommend it. Although we did not opt to imbibe on a few pints, I can see myself enjoying a pint of ale here and being "magically" transported to England. The restaurant and pub look authentic and the décor seems to be spot on; even though I've never been to England. Rose and Crown is solid and I would definitely say it rates 4-stars. However, our server Andreina is who made this a 5-star review. If I remember correctly, her nametag stated she was from Venezuela and she was very nice. She was very engaging in conversation with me and my family, but never seemed to neglect any of her many tables. She was always checking on us (and her tables) and was a true pleasure. Not only was she the absolute best server we experienced in Disney, she was the best server we have experienced in a long long time. For someone as young as she is, she has mastered her craft and is a huge asset to not only Rose and Crown, but to all of Disney! If you opt to eat here, and I recommend that you do, ask to be seated in Andreina's section!

So I am a royal fan and we had to eat here just because I wanted to feel like I went to London. We made a reservation and I am not sure if we needed to but it was quite full with a few table empty but there was a revolving door of people coming and going. The food was excellent and service was great. We had the english deviled eggs. They were so good and they were gone in 2 seconds. My Hubby had the shepards pie with a side of mushy peas (almost like pea soup) and I had a pub burger with fries. OMG the fries were good and they had vinegar on the table. Didn't even have to ask for it. Dessert was awesome - I had a fruit trifle - lots of food and cream. My husband had a customer carmel dessert. If you like english Pub food and beer. This is a place to go. I was amazed at how great the employees worked and helped us with everything we asked about.