Welcome to The Rose & Crown

Welwyn Hertfordshire

We now take online bookings for the main bar, sports bar, pods and garden.
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Welcome to The Rose and Crown, Welwyn Village.

The Rose and Crown is a 17th Century Grade ll Listed building, and former coach house.
The first registered Innkeeper was Mr Joseph Brand in 1839, with the pub being run by the Brand family for the next 50 years.

The Barn @ The Rose and Crown is one of the oldest redbrick buildings in the village, and has benefited a major refurbishment in 2021, now operating as a wonderful function space for the pub.

With a lively and sociable atmosphere, The Rose and Crown boasts a main bar area, sports bar showing Sky and BT Sport, large garden and terrace area, heated garden pods and covered smoking area.

We have a wide range of lagers, cask ales, ciders and craft beers on draught. With an extensive wine, gin and spirit list too, we’re sure you’ll find something just for you here at The Rose and Crown.We have an incredible new menu full of homemade pub classics, and also serve homemade roasts every Sunday.

Christine, Jeremy and the Team will be delighted to welcome you back to the new Rose and Crown.

 

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At The Rose & Crown

20th September, 2025
Liverpool v Everton (Premier League)

Liverpool v Everton (Premier League)

Coverage of the top-flight match from Anfield, as the two rivals meet for the first time this season. The hosts have dominated this fixture over the last 15 years, having only lost twice to the Toffees in 32 meetings. However those two victories for Everton have come in the last four years, with the visitors winning 2-0 here in 2021 and 2-0 at Goodison Park in 2024

20th September, 2025
France Women v England Womens (Womens World Cup)

France Women v England Womens (Womens World Cup)

Coverage of the second semi-final, France and England meet at Ashton Gate in Bristol. The corresponding match three years ago was incredibly close, as New Zealand recorded a 25-24 victory over France at Eden Park in Auckland, to book their place in the final against England.

20th September, 2025
Manchester United v Chelsea (Premier League)

Manchester United v Chelsea (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match from Old Trafford. The visitors have won two of the last three meetings between the two teams, having not won any of the seven matches against the Red Devils before that. This fixture last year ended in a 1-1 draw as Moises Caicedo finish quickly cancelled out Bruno Fernandes' second-half penalty

20th September, 2025
Fulham v Brentford (Premier League)

Fulham v Brentford (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match from Craven Cottage, as the West London rivals go head to head for the first time this campaign. The hosts did the double over Brentford last season, as they came from behind in both meetings against the Bees. In this fixture last year Harry Wilson scored twice in stoppage time to earn the Cottagers a 2-1 victory after Vitaly Janelt's 24th-minute opener

21st September, 2025
Azerbaijan Grand Prix: Race Day (Formula 1)

Azerbaijan Grand Prix: Race Day (Formula 1)

Coverage of the 17th round of the season from the Baku City Circuit. This is just the eighth edition of this race after its inception back in 2017, with Australia's Daniel Ricciardo winning the first race eight years ago. Sergio Perez is the only driver to win this Grand Prix more than once thanks to victories in 2021 and 2023, with the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas all winning here as well

21st September, 2025
Sunderland v Aston Villa (Premier League)

Sunderland v Aston Villa (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match from Stadium of Light, as the two teams meet for the first time in seven years. Their last meeting back in March 2018 was in the Championship and saw Villa come away with a dominant 3-0 victory. The visitors have struggled so far this season by their standards, and only picked up one point from their first three league games before the international break.

21st September, 2025
Bournemouth AFC v Newcastle United (Premier League)

Bournemouth AFC v Newcastle United (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match at Vitality Stadium. The corresponding fixture last season finished in a 1-1 draw, but fans of the Cherries will be more likely to remember the game later in the season at St James' Park, when a Justin Kluivert hat-trick inspired them to a 4-1 victory

21st September, 2025
Arsenal v Manchester City (Premier League)

Arsenal v Manchester City (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match from Emirates Stadium. The hosts have had the slight upper hand in recent fixtures between these two teams, winning two and drawing three of the last five meetings. The previous fixture between the two clubs saw the hosts dismantle Pep Guardiola's side, as the Gunners picked up a 5-1 victory at this venue last season, with five different players scoring for Mikel Arteta's side