Rose and Crown good ?

TINA · 04-21-2004

I've been trying to talk my party into trying this restaurant. What did you think.Tina

cindy1970 · 04-21-2004

I have had a meal here once. It was okay. I am going with about 10 people but we will probably just stop by for a drink in the pub. They used to have a baked potato stand outside that was the best. I have not seen it in the last couple of years.

mickaholic4077 · 04-21-2004

I voted fair because they stopped doing the afternoon tea. I used to go for that all the time and I enjoyed it alot.

**MissDisney** · 04-21-2004

We jsut ate there this month, and most of the food was only OK. But they have a mushroom appetizer that I would be thrilled to find in a top-notch New York City restaurant! It was delicious! They have terrific beers to drink with your meal, and the fish is pretty good. The best part is that if you make your reservations for around 7:45, you wil be able to go out onto a private viewing area for the fireworks after dinner! Really good viewing spot!

alexa1466 · 04-21-2004

We ended up eating dinner there as a last resort because we couldn't get seated at Le Cellier and we ended up loving the Rose and Crown. Definitely try the steak and prawns!! We sat outside on the patio overlooking the lagoon and the view was fantastic!

SeattleRedBear · 04-21-2004

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eeeee · 04-21-2004

I liked the atmosphere of a pub. The food is good. I have heard the English are not well know for their food, something about a potato famine! Anyway, the view for Illuminations is fab and the CM are very accomodating. I would go back. Where else in the park can you get a black and tan??????

SeattleRedBear · 04-21-2004

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ilvminnie · 04-21-2004

We love it...we love the food, the atmosphere, the beer/wine selections & the service has always been wonderful! It's one of our "can't miss" things on our trips.

tiggerlover1971 · 04-21-2004

I Love the Rose and Crown pub we are going with Roncss and his dear wife on Saturday ( we are leaving Friday night for disney Yay) and I cant wait I Love the toffee pudding its so yummy and the cottage pie is my favorite the restaurant part is not closed but the Bar part will be and they will have limited alcohol till July 4th

Cinderellafifi · 04-21-2004

My husband and I love the R&C. The food is good, although the menu is limited. If you are looking for some almost traditional English food, they have it! The pub cannot be beat! My hubby and I love to stop by the outdoor counter bar and order a yard of brew! YUUUMMM! Then we sit and people watch, let the kids play hopscotch in the English village, and usually catch the street show. (sigh) Ready to go now...

Cinderellafifi · 04-21-2004

[quote=Tom Carroll Sorry to disappoint you but absolutely nobody drinks yards of ale in English pubs EVER. The only place you are likely to see them is in students' bars where the rugby club louts try to impress the girls by drinking as much as possible, being sick and causing a punch-up. But I suppose the beer tastes the same. (I don't drink so I won't comment on it)] (quote did not format properly)

LOL! Tom, I'm of English decent, have lived in England, and did a summer of law school there. I'm not saying the Rose and Crown hits it dead-on. The yards of brew are just great fun. Traditional or not!

TINA · 04-22-2004

Thanks for all the input. I will be in WDW starting NOV 3 for five days. I'm taking five people so we have to put our heads together in June and make PS's. The problem is everyone has there favirote, so we have to fit those in. I have only one favorite and would like to try something new. So I'm sitting here this morning day dreaming. Tina

ilvminnie · 04-22-2004

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Originally Posted by TINA

So I'm sitting here this morning day dreaming. Tina

Don't we ALL do that!!! I was sitting here at work the other day & it was really slow so I started planning out my 2005 trips!!! And I've still got 2 coming up in 2004.

TINA · 04-26-2004

Thanks everyone for voting. I think I'll save this one for the next trip.

Tina

View Poll Results: RATE ROSE AND CROWN
EXCELLENT	3	30.00%
GOOD	5	50.00%
FAIR	2	20.00%
DISAPOINTED	0	0%
Voters: 10. You may not vote on this poll

04-21-2004	#1 (permalink)
TINA Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: michigan Posts: 198	Rose and Crown good ? I've been trying to talk my party into trying this restaurant. What did you think.Tina

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cindy1970 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: CT Posts: 212	Re: Rose and Crown good ? I have had a meal here once. It was okay. I am going with about 10 people but we will probably just stop by for a drink in the pub. They used to have a baked potato stand outside that was the best. I have not seen it in the last couple of years. __________________ cindy 1998 Residence Inn LBV 1999 Delta resorts 2000 Portofino Bay Universal 2001 Animal Kingdom 2002 Wilderness Lodge 2003 Wilderness Lodge 2004 Wilderness Lodge 2006 Old Key West

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mickaholic4077 Currently in Timeout! Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: 90 miles from The Mick!!!!! Posts: 6,181	Re: Rose and Crown good ? I voted fair because they stopped doing the afternoon tea. I used to go for that all the time and I enjoyed it alot.

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MissDisney Moderator Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 8,552	Re: Rose and Crown good ? We jsut ate there this month, and most of the food was only OK. But they have a mushroom appetizer that I would be thrilled to find in a top-notch New York City restaurant! It was delicious! They have terrific beers to drink with your meal, and the fish is pretty good. The best part is that if you make your reservations for around 7:45, you wil be able to go out onto a private viewing area for the fireworks after dinner! Really good viewing spot! __________________ Disneyland Moderator Disneyland Hotel 1987; Dixie Landings 1993; Dixie Landings 1997; Caribbean Beach 1998; Boardwalk Villas 1999; Vistana Resort 2001; Dixie Landings 2002; Vistana Resort 2002; Marriott Royal Palm Villas 2004; Vistana Resort 2006; Marriott Cypress Harbour 2007; Boardwalk Villas 2008; AKV Kidani 2009; Saratoga Springs 2009

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Rose and Crown good ?

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alexa1466 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Pittsburgh Posts: 162	Re: Rose and Crown good ? We ended up eating dinner there as a last resort because we couldn't get seated at Le Cellier and we ended up loving the Rose and Crown. Definitely try the steak and prawns!! We sat outside on the patio overlooking the lagoon and the view was fantastic! __________________

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SeattleRedBear Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 159	Re: Rose and Crown good ? ---------- Last edited by SeattleRedBear; 11-16-2004 at 01:11 AM.

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eeeee Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Auburn, Georgia Posts: 167	Re: Rose and Crown good ? I liked the atmosphere of a pub. The food is good. I have heard the English are not well know for their food, something about a potato famine! Anyway, the view for Illuminations is fab and the CM are very accomodating. I would go back. Where else in the park can you get a black and tan?????? __________________ Once a year between 1973-1981 Disney Inn & off site, June 1987 offsite, January 1994 offsite, June 2002 AS Music, December 2003 AS Movies January 2004 AS Music, March 2004 AS Movies, June 2004 Vero Beach, 2004 SS

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SeattleRedBear Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 159	Re: Rose and Crown good ? ---------- Last edited by SeattleRedBear; 11-16-2004 at 01:11 AM.

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ilvminnie House of Mouse Hostess Join Date: May 2002 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 2,443	Re: Rose and Crown good ? We love it...we love the food, the atmosphere, the beer/wine selections & the service has always been wonderful! It's one of our "can't miss" things on our trips. __________________ I WISH I WAS IN DISNEYWORLD NOW!!!

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tiggerlover1971 Official bouncer of DC Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: 100 acre woods Posts: 4,068	Re: Rose and Crown good ? I Love the Rose and Crown pub we are going with Roncss and his dear wife on Saturday ( we are leaving Friday night for disney Yay) and I cant wait I Love the toffee pudding its so yummy and the cottage pie is my favorite the restaurant part is not closed but the Bar part will be and they will have limited alcohol till July 4th __________________ Cheryl ^i^ * Postcard Pixie * ^i^ ~ Sharing the Disney magic ~ woohoo only 20 more pounds to go to goal weight

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Cinderellafifi Mouse Meister Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: S. Florida, Baby! Posts: 1,058	Re: Rose and Crown good ? My husband and I love the R&C. The food is good, although the menu is limited. If you are looking for some almost traditional English food, they have it! The pub cannot be beat! My hubby and I love to stop by the outdoor counter bar and order a yard of brew! YUUUMMM! Then we sit and people watch, let the kids play hopscotch in the English village, and usually catch the street show. (sigh) Ready to go now... __________________ A whole year without a Disney visit leads to a crabby family DC's Tinkerbell is a very special fairy! A dream is a wish your heart makes...

04-21-2004	#12 (permalink)
Cinderellafifi Mouse Meister Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: S. Florida, Baby! Posts: 1,058	Re: Rose and Crown good ? [quote=Tom Carroll Sorry to disappoint you but absolutely nobody drinks yards of ale in English pubs EVER. The only place you are likely to see them is in students' bars where the rugby club louts try to impress the girls by drinking as much as possible, being sick and causing a punch-up. But I suppose the beer tastes the same. (I don't drink so I won't comment on it)] (quote did not format properly) LOL! Tom, I'm of English decent, have lived in England, and did a summer of law school there. I'm not saying the Rose and Crown hits it dead-on. The yards of brew are just great fun. Traditional or not! __________________ A whole year without a Disney visit leads to a crabby family DC's Tinkerbell is a very special fairy! A dream is a wish your heart makes...

04-22-2004	#13 (permalink)
TINA Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: michigan Posts: 198	Re: Rose and Crown good ? Thanks for all the input. I will be in WDW starting NOV 3 for five days. I'm taking five people so we have to put our heads together in June and make PS's. The problem is everyone has there favirote, so we have to fit those in. I have only one favorite and would like to try something new. So I'm sitting here this morning day dreaming. Tina

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TINA Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: michigan Posts: 198	Re: Rose and Crown good ? Thanks everyone for voting. I think I'll save this one for the next trip. Tina