Our Story - About The Rose & Crown
A little about The Rose & Crown
With its exquisite interiors and tantalising menus, The Rose & Crown is perfectly placed to meet all of your dining requirements, no matter what the occasion.
Located in the lovely village of Langley, this popular pub, bar, and restaurant will allow you to relax, dine, and socialise in premium surroundings.
Serving up tasty food every single day of the week, as well as an eclectic range of fine wines and refreshing cask ales, enjoy your favourite tipple, a delicious meal, and a whole host of offers in our fabulously stylish dining space.
A great spot for al fresco dining, our fantastic dining space provides the perfect spot to eat, drink, and soak up the sunshine during the summer months. Ideal for a refreshing drink after a hot and sticky day in the office, this unique space boasts a great atmosphere and wonderful views.
We are also child friendly and there’s plenty of car parking available on site, as well as free Wi-Fi.
Perfect for any occasion
The Rose & Crown is situated in the heart of the historic village of Kings Langley in Hertfordshire. 21 miles north-west of central London, the village is easily accessible by road, on public transport, and on foot.
If you’re travelling by train, Kings Langley station offers half hourly services to London Euston in the south and to Tring and Milton Keynes in the north. The Rose & Crown is just a three minute drive from Kings Langley train station, or a 10 minute walk.
The M25 passes just south of the village for those visiting by road.
Join us and enjoy our magnificent interiors and a fabulous outdoor dining space that’s perfect for alfresco dining.
Keeping Busy in Kings Langley
Within the village of Kings Langley itself, there is a host of historic sites and buildings, including the famous St Albans Abbey ruins and the 14th century church of All Saints, which once housed the body of Richard II.
The neighbouring St Albans is also home to an array of world famous historic sites, including St Albans Cathedral, the St Albans South Signal Box, and St Albans Clock Tower.
