The dark wood floors, tables, and low ceilings give the Rose and Crown a very pub-feel, while still being a comfortable, warm space. There is covered, outdoor, patio seating available, which is quite a popular spot to watch Epcot’s nighttime firework show (when it's not being used as a special "dining package" area).

With a pub connected to the building, there is a large selection of British beers, ciders, scotches and signature cocktails available along with some great pub-like starters a Scotch Egg (which is a golden-fried hard-boiled egg wrapped in sausage meat with mustard sauce).

The entrees at Rose & Crown tend to lean toward more “universally accepted” British cusine and does not feature anything too exotic, but that doesn’t diminish their quality. With options that range from Fish and Chips, Bangers and Mash, or the Slow-cooked Chicken Curry, there’s sure to be something on the menu that you will enjoy.

Don’t forget to leave room for desserts such as a traditional Sticky Toffee Pudding (a steamed pudding cake with warm vabilla custard and a hot butter rum suace).