Table service
Rose & Crown Dining Room
The short answer
The pub in EPCOT's United Kingdom pavilion, and the only World Showcase restaurant with a lagoon-side terrace. Fish and chips is $32 and the cottage pie $30. The terrace is the reason people book it and Disney will not guarantee you a table on it.
- Where
- United Kingdom pavilion, World Showcase, EPCOT — on the lagoon side, between Canada and France. The pub bar at the front is walk-up; the dining room and terrace behind it take reservations.
- Cuisine
- British
- Reservation
- Book at 60 days
- Booking opens
- 60 days ahead, 6:00am Eastern — and if you are staying at a Disney resort, day 60 books your whole stay, up to ten days. Off site, it is 60 days for each date separately, so the same table is gone before your window opens. Work out your date.
- Typical meal
- about $43 a head before tax · average entrée $29.00, dessert $9.50, drink $4.99 on Disney’s menu, read Sep 21, 2026
- Dress code
- Theme park casual
- Noise
- moderate
- Non-resort guests
- Yes — with theme park admission
- Dining plan
- Table-service plan, 2026 and 2027 · Disney’s own listing, Sep 22, 2026 · what a credit buys here
$18.75cheapest$29.47median$47.50dearest
Mean main course from Disney’s own menu. Drinks, sides and tip are on top. Read Sep 21, 2026.
Is it worth the money?
The food is fine and the terrace is the product.
At $25 to $32 for mains this is mid-priced for EPCOT and the cooking is competent pub food rather than anything more. Judged purely as a meal it is ordinary and you would not cross the park for it.
What makes it one of the harder EPCOT bookings is the outdoor terrace, which faces World Showcase Lagoon directly and is one of the few restaurant tables anywhere with a view of the evening show. Disney does not let you reserve it. Outdoor seating cannot be requested in advance or guaranteed, so a booking made for the view is a booking made on a coin toss.
Book it because you want a decent sit-down dinner in World Showcase. If the terrace happens, treat it as a bonus rather than the plan.
Who it’s right for
Anyone doing World Showcase who wants a proper sit-down dinner without signature prices. British visitors curious how it has been done, and it has been done respectfully. Families, since the menu is unchallenging and the pub bar at the front is genuinely pleasant while you wait.
Who it’s wrong for
Anyone booking specifically for the fireworks view, because that cannot be reserved. Anyone wanting adventurous food — this is deliberately familiar. And anyone hoping for a quiet dinner during Food & Wine, when the pavilion outside is at its busiest.
What is actually good
Fish and chips at $32 is the order and it is done properly — a large piece of cod in a batter that holds.
The rest of the mains sit between $25 and $30: Cottage Pie at $30, Bangers and Mash at $29, and Tikka Masala at $25, which is a fair reflection of what a British pub menu actually looks like.
One correction worth making: several published menus list the $30 dish as "Shepherd's Pie". Disney's own menu says Cottage Pie, which is beef. Shepherd's pie is lamb. In a pub built to be authentically British the distinction is the whole point, and the aggregators have it wrong.
Starters are short — Coronation Salad at $13 and a Scotch Egg at $16. Desserts are $9 to $10, and the Sticky Toffee Pudding at $10 is the cheapest good thing on the menu. Prices from Disney's published dinner menu, checked 9 September 2026.
Portions
Pub-sized, which at EPCOT means generous. The fish and chips is large enough to share with a starter. Nobody needs three courses here.
Allergies and dietary needs
Disney-operated, so the standard chef consultation applies and works well. The Tikka Masala has a vegetarian version and the kitchen handles gluten-free fish and chips on request, which is not universal. Vegans are served but the menu is short for them.
Common questions
- Can you get a fireworks view at Rose & Crown?
- Only by luck. The lagoon-side terrace faces World Showcase directly and is one of the best restaurant views in EPCOT, but Disney does not let you request or guarantee outdoor seating in advance. Book it for the dinner and treat the terrace as a bonus, because a booking made purely for the view is a coin toss.
- How much is Rose & Crown at EPCOT?
- Mains run $25 to $32 on Disney's published dinner menu — Fish and Chips $32, Cottage Pie $30, Bangers and Mash $29, Tikka Masala $25. Starters are $13 to $16 and desserts $9 to $10. Expect about $42 a head with a dessert, before drinks and gratuity. Checked 9 September 2026.
- Is it shepherd's pie or cottage pie at Rose & Crown?
- Cottage pie, which is beef. Several published menus list it as shepherd's pie, which is lamb, but Disney's own menu says cottage pie at $30. In a pavilion built to get British details right, the two are not interchangeable and the aggregators have this one wrong.
- Do you need a reservation for the Rose & Crown Pub?
- Not for the pub itself. The bar at the front of the building is walk-up and serves drinks and a shorter menu, and it is one of the more pleasant places to stand in World Showcase. The dining room and the terrace behind it are the part that needs a reservation, and they book up.
- Is the food actually British?
- Recognisably so, and more carefully than most World Showcase pavilions manage. Fish and chips, bangers and mash, cottage pie, Scotch egg, sticky toffee pudding and a tikka masala — which, given tikka masala's place in modern British eating, belongs there more than it might appear.
Sources
- Walt Disney World — Rose & Crown Dining Room dinner menu, official (Fish and Chips $32, Cottage Pie $30, Bangers and Mash $29, Tikka Masala $25, Coronation Salad $13, Scotch Egg $16, Sticky Toffee Pudding $10, Eton Mess $9) — Disney official · checked
- AllEars — Rose and Crown Dining Room 2026 lunch and dinner menu and prices, and the note that outdoor terrace seating cannot be requested in advance or guaranteed — reported by · checked