Very good fish and chips, definitely would recommend. The Sticky Toffee Pudding is really good, only complaint is that the egg in the custard had curdled. But other than that, great food, service, and atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scotch Egg, Sticky Toffee Pudding, Fish and Chips and Queso
Trina S
YAY! Fantastic vegan fish and chips. It’s not on the menu, so be sure to ask for it. The Coronation salad is vegan as well… and terrific. The dressing is some type of mustard with sweet curry.If you are in the park and looking for tasty vegan options with great service, Rose and Crown is the spot.Vegetarian options: Two main course vegan options … ask for the vegan fish and chips! And a vegan salad and dessert.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Aaron Bennett
Love this place. The food is always great and the servers are awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scotch Egg, Shepherd’S Pie, Fish and Chips and Queso
Mundae K.
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!
Thomas S.
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.
Sean C.
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!
Warhawk
Had a reservation and the resturant was 10min late on our reservation, we had to wait for our reservation to then wait again in line 10min after our reservation time. Food was good and so were the drinks, the waitress was very nice and professional.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Fish and Chips and Queso
Charmain Davey
Unfortunately, coming from England, our self would have thought food would be good, fish and chip were awful, and shepherd pie was okay, I would definitely recommend going somewhere else. They could do with an English chef.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Robin Zamory
The food is authentic British fare, service is always excellent. And, the piano player, Neal, can play every Disney song. Incredible experience.
We tried everything on this menu and all was amazing! I highly recommend the bangers and mash or the classic fish and chips. Service is very friendly and i would consider this fairly priced for Disney.
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.
Ashley S.
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 :)
Joi B.
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).
Michael R.
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.
mayhillf
We enjoyed the fireworks dinner at the Rose & Crown. Try to book ahead. We had only a regular reservation but when we arrived just before 8 PM we got the last table outdoors water-side, with a perfect view of the 9 PM fireworks, which were magnificent. Very good food and huge portions. I didn’t like the signature alcoholic cocktail, so the waiter brought me a Pimm’s Cup and a ginger ale instead. Both bevs authentic and delicious. But the best part of the evening was the service! Both our waitress and waiter were friendly, gracious and accommodating. And their costumes! Disney perfectionism on display. They even had on the right black shoes for an old-fashioned British pub.
Very good fish and chips, definitely would recommend. The Sticky Toffee Pudding is really good, only complaint is that the egg in the custard had curdled. But other than that, great food, service, and atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scotch Egg, Sticky Toffee Pudding, Fish and Chips and Queso
YAY! Fantastic vegan fish and chips. It’s not on the menu, so be sure to ask for it. The Coronation salad is vegan as well… and terrific. The dressing is some type of mustard with sweet curry.If you are in the park and looking for tasty vegan options with great service, Rose and Crown is the spot.Vegetarian options: Two main course vegan options … ask for the vegan fish and chips! And a vegan salad and dessert.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love this place. The food is always great and the servers are awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scotch Egg, Shepherd’S Pie, Fish and Chips and Queso
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!
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.
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!
Had a reservation and the resturant was 10min late on our reservation, we had to wait for our reservation to then wait again in line 10min after our reservation time. Food was good and so were the drinks, the waitress was very nice and professional.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Fish and Chips and Queso
Unfortunately, coming from England, our self would have thought food would be good, fish and chip were awful, and shepherd pie was okay, I would definitely recommend going somewhere else. They could do with an English chef.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
The food is authentic British fare, service is always excellent. And, the piano player, Neal, can play every Disney song. Incredible experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scotch Egg, Sticky Toffee Pudding, Shepherd
We tried everything on this menu and all was amazing! I highly recommend the bangers and mash or the classic fish and chips. Service is very friendly and i would consider this fairly priced for Disney.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shepherd
Restaurantji Recommends
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.
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 :)
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).
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.
We enjoyed the fireworks dinner at the Rose & Crown. Try to book ahead. We had only a regular reservation but when we arrived just before 8 PM we got the last table outdoors water-side, with a perfect view of the 9 PM fireworks, which were magnificent. Very good food and huge portions. I didn’t like the signature alcoholic cocktail, so the waiter brought me a Pimm’s Cup and a ginger ale instead. Both bevs authentic and delicious. But the best part of the evening was the service! Both our waitress and waiter were friendly, gracious and accommodating. And their costumes! Disney perfectionism on display. They even had on the right black shoes for an old-fashioned British pub.