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Rose and Crown Lunch
For this trip, we were trying to add new or different locations to our itinerary. We showed the menus to our kids and this came up as an option. Now, DH and I ate here one other time and liked it well enough, but with so many others that we really like, this just never made it back on our list. We had eaten here either on our honeymoon (1994) or our trip in 1998, we just cant remember which it was.

As much as I love the look of 50s Prime Time Café, I love this look also. Deep wood and rich décor.






We decided to give the scotch egg a try for starters. I have seen some great reviews here on the Dis and talked to DH about it and it was a go. In order for each of us to have a nice size sampling, we ordered 2 of these to share. It sounded like I should like it, hard-boiled egg wrapped with sausage coated and I believed fried (cant reach the site to allow the descriptions, I apologize). All items that I like separately and together was a lovely combination. It was cooked perfectly. There was a crunchy outside with mild sausage and a perfectly hard-boiled egg. Dear Heavens, where has this been all my life??? I will be back for this, if nothing else!!!


After that deliciousness that was our appetizer, we went onto entrees.
DD and DH both opted for the Bangers and Mash. A very mild sausage, but different from the version in the Scotch Egg. This had some shallots in it and DD wasnt fond of those but loved the rest. DH ate it all and savored every bite. He says he wont touch an onion but shallots he likes.

DS went with the Breakfast Burger. This thing was HUGE! He let me have a bit and with the egg in this, it add a nice flavor with the runny yoke all over the place. He ate it all, so I am gonna guess it was good. I would order it sometime.

Then I took a picture to show you just how tall and huge this massive thing is.

I went with the Fish and Chips. I like a nice fried fish every now and again and this was a now. Again would come later. I had a small competition in my mind. We were eating here this day and the next day we were eating at Raglan Road in Downtown Disney. I would have the Fish and Chips there also. I wanted to see which would win. So this version was a nice size piece of fish cooked nicely. The chips were perfectly fried. My only issue was the bottom of my piece of fish was a bit (read that a good half) of the bottom breading was on the soggy side. It wasnt greasy but more a wet soggy, not so much that I couldnt eat it, but enough that I noticed it. I ate it all. How would the other rate, you will have to stay tuned for that.

This is just a silly shot of the paper that comes with the plate of Fish and Chips.

This is a good location with some great food. There was some remodeling going on while we were there but we couldnt see anything. One thing I did notice was that, as I was checking in, all walk-ups were being told that they would be seated outside only. On another note with my allergies, when I checked in, they said they didnt have any listed on my reservation. So I told them and apparently something was lost in translation. I said I was allergic to avocado and green tea. They heard I was allergic to avocado, cream and tea. So as our waiter, Bill, looked at our information, he rattled off the list and I chuckled. He asked what was wrong and I said there were only 2 allergies and explained the problem. He then chuckled as well and said that it must have been my Yankee accent.


Another silly shot, this one of our cherubs!



This was a lovely location and would be perfect to watch Illuminations at night. I would go back again, if there arent too many changes in menu, which I see there have been. I would give it consideration again. We give it a 3.5 out of 5 alligators. This meal cost us $89.93 + tip. That is $22.48/person for 2 apps and 4 entrees and a soda each. We were each full after our meals so that worked well for us.
Stay tuned for dinner at Teppan Edo next!