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Rose & Crown Dining Room

British pub food in the United Kingdom pavilion with a lagoon-front terrace that is the most contested table at EPCOT.

  • ServiceTable service
  • Price$$$
  • CuisineBritish
  • ReservationsReservations essential

The facts

Meals
Lunch, Dinner
Typical cost
Entrees roughly $24 to $40 as of July 2026Verified July 2026
Mobile order
No
Dining plan
Accepted
Alcohol
Served
Air conditioned
Yes
Dietary
Vegetarian, Gluten-friendly, Allergy-friendly menu

Last verified July 2026

What it is

Rose & Crown is the dining room attached to the United Kingdom pavilion's pub, serving fish and chips, bangers and mash, shepherd's pie, a cottage pie, and sticky toffee pudding, with a full bar of British ales and ciders. The interior is styled as three connected rooms in different regional pub traditions.

The terrace is what people book for. It sits at the water's edge on the lagoon with an unobstructed line across to the far pavilions, and it is the most requested outdoor seating in the park. Getting one is a matter of booking a late seating and asking, and being told no more often than yes.

The food is competent pub cooking. The fish and chips are decent, the sticky toffee pudding is genuinely good, and nothing here is going to change your understanding of British food. That is fine — this restaurant sells atmosphere and a view, and it does both well.

Our verdict

Solid pub food at a premium you are paying for the lagoon terrace — book it if you want a seat for the nighttime show, otherwise eat at the pub or the fish shop for far less.

What to order

The dishes this kitchen is actually known for. Menus change seasonally, so treat this as what to look for rather than a guaranteed list.

  • Fish and chips
  • Bangers and mash
  • Shepherd's pie
  • Sticky toffee pudding

Tips for Rose & Crown Dining Room

  • Book a seating about ninety minutes before the nighttime show and request the terrace at check-in. That is the only realistic path to an outdoor table.
  • The terrace cannot be guaranteed at booking no matter what anyone tells you. If it is the whole reason you are going, be prepared to be disappointed and have a plan B viewing spot.
  • Sticky toffee pudding is the best thing on the menu and it is a dessert. Order it regardless of what else you get.
  • The pub next door serves a shorter version of the same food to walk-ups, with the same beer list and no reservation.
  • The fish and chips are also sold from the Yorkshire County Fish Shop window fifty feet away for less than half the price, and they are the same idea executed nearly as well.

Who it suits

Good for
Families · Groups · View · Date Night · Special Occasion

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Sticky Toffee Pudding

Rose & Crown Dining Room

$11.50

A warm date sponge cake soaked in toffee sauce and served with vanilla ice cream melting into it.

Our take: The best thing this kitchen makes, and it is a dessert. Order it regardless of what else lands on the table.

Near the top of the list Sweet Vegetarian

Rose & Crown Dining Room: common questions

How do you get a terrace table at Rose & Crown?

You cannot book one directly. Reserve a seating around ninety minutes before the nighttime show and ask at check-in, and be prepared to be told no. Being flexible on time helps.

Can you watch the nighttime show from Rose & Crown?

From the terrace, yes, and it is among the best restaurant views at EPCOT. Interior tables see almost nothing, so an indoor seating during the show is not the experience people are imagining.

Is the pub different from the dining room?

Yes. The Rose & Crown Pub next door takes walk-ups, serves a shorter menu and the full drinks list, and needs no reservation. It is the better option if you just want a pint and something fried.

Are the fish and chips worth it?

They are fine. The same dish is available from the Yorkshire County Fish Shop window nearby for less than half the price, and the difference in quality does not match the difference in cost.