The let me tell you that prime rib was awesome easily the best I've ever had and I love house of prime rib in the city. The service staff was really attentive. We had our own bar and the outside pattio area in the back was able to handle a party of 100. They gave the outside patio area such a festive and magical atmosphere! They really went all out with the decorations!

Five Crowns is a Scottish restaurant located in an area where you wouldn't think it'd quite match the neighborhood. Fitting more into the themed design of their sister restaurant, Tam O' Shanter, than Lawry's the atmosphere takes you to another country and another world. The design is less colorful than the Tam but still holds the influence of Scotland on their walls. You can see tartans, coat of arms, and a pub like feel everywhere. Old world design is integrated from the walls to the booths. The service is very welcoming, with each server having a warm and gentle aura. There was a genuine kindness to the words our server spoke and we were happy to have her on a dinner we were celebrating a birthday. She was the example of excellent service that elevated the dinner service and we happily left a generous tip to show our gratitude. But how is the food? After all, any restaurant affiliated with Lawry's should be known for quality when it comes to steaks and prime rib and Five Crowns is no exception. Having pretty much the same menu as those restaurants you can't go wrong with the prime rib. In fact, unless you are getting steak this should be your de facto order. Cut and cooked the way you want it, all prime ribs are served with a Yorkshire pudding and your choice of either creamed corn, creamed spinach, or mashed potatoes. I recommend asking for extra au jus and gravy to help smothering all bites. The prime rib is done like it's been mastered for decades. Pretty hard to find flaws and if you want to be decadent, you can always add extra items like the lobster tail. When it comes to appetizers we tried a few. The beef carpaccio was exquisite. A clean, rich flavor it was presented beautifully and has flavors that showcase how well this restaurant understands beef. The fried calamari was crispy and not too heavily fried, served with a creamy sauce on the side that goes well with anything. The crab cake is chonky and filled with crab meat. Very little filler to create this tasty morsel of the sea, it is fresh and easy to come back to over and over. For the dessert, we ordered the dark chocolate soufflé. I love a place that serves soufflés as they are difficult to make so not many places make them. Deep in flavors, the cream served on the side made the tastes smooth but decadent. One order is enough to share between three people unless you don't want to share. Than perhaps two instead. Coming down to Five Crowns felt very much like eating at the Tam O' Shanter but with a seaside flair. It felt familiar and comfortable and the food was the same. For special occasions Five Crowns checks all the boxes and makes you feel posh. I recommend for those looking for something unique in south OC to try.

Food was great Service was great Ambiance was great We were seated promptly in a nice area inside the restaurant. Sadly they didn't do anything special for a birthday celebration. I advised well in advance we were going to be attending for a birthday.

Five Crowns is like if your grandma's cozy English cottage and a top-tier steakhouse had a baby, and that baby had impeccable seasoning. We went during OC Restaurant Week, and it was everything we hoped for. The vibe is charming--picture a British manor with beautiful greenhouse attached to it. We kicked things off with ahi tuna and clam chowder that actually had clams in it--yes, shells and all. You could practically hear the ocean with every bite. But let's talk about the California cut prime rib--wow. I ate half because I was genuinely worried I'd finish it too quickly and miss the joy of every single bite. I'm not sure if this makes sense, but it felt like I needed to savor it slowly, just in case. I stopped myself so that I could take some home and eat it again! Would definitely go back for more... maybe even just to stare at it lovingly.

A wonderful evening to celebrate a birthday and anniversary at Five Crowns from service, atmosphere to food! We felt so welcome and pampered. For a start we had a Martini and Queen Bee which was whiskey, allspice dram, lemon and honey. Delicious! The Prime Ribs were quite the highlight at Five Crowns and I am not surprised. They were hearty and fabulous! Each prime rib came with a choice of two sides. The Grilled Branzino was a perfect healthy alternative. To complete this dish came with a plate of Caesar's salad. The chocolate soufflé and ice cream were spot on to end our celebration. And it didn't end there. Our server offered a slice of cake with a candle and champagne on the house! Definitely it's more than a restaurant for celebration. The bar was a cozy and warm spot to hang out.

My fiancé took me to 5 Crowns to propose to me and we had such a wonderful evening that I needed to share! Our server Carly was absolutely brilliant, she collaborated with management to add the ring box to a beautiful cheesecake tray! the attention to detail was so incredible that it brought us to tears. The entire team was just amazing and we want to thank everyone at 5 crowns for a magical evening!

We had another awesome dining experience at Five Crowns ! Our waitress, Rani, gave us outstanding service, was very friendly and engaging and really went above and beyond. She made our Valentines dinner very special ! Five Crowns is fortunate to have someone like Rani ! Our meals were absolutely delicious ! The best Prime Rib anywhere. My wife and I have been dining at Five Crowns for over 40 years. We've never been disappointed! We took our three daughters there growing up and now our grandkids ! We miss Tommy Martin, as he was always a fixture at Five Crowns over the years. Five Stars all the way around !!! (P.S. Never change your Prime Rib or Pride of the Crowns Salad !!! )

Day after valentines day at the Five Crowns restaurant in corona del mar for prime rib dinners. Five Crowns is a Lawry's family restaurant. Their prime rib is spectacular. Jim was our server and very professional as you would expect from a fine dining establishment. Ambiance is a mixture of English inn and nautical motifs. We'll be back We had calamari and crab cake for appetizers. Both of us ordered the crown cut (10 ounce) prime rib for our main course, cooked medium rare

We came here to celebrate a major milestone for our youngest son and the whole family decided to take him to his favorite restaurant, Five Crown As usual, the foods came out fantastic and very flavorful. Our server, Georgina, made a great recommendation for my sister who had a specific dietary restriction. Overall, we couldn't be happier with this place. It's very memorable indeed. We would love to come back and try other foods.

Food: - We got the crown cut prime rib and they offered to split it into two. That's already big enough for us to get full! There was an extra charge for the split since it's extra sides and we didn't know that. The prime rib was tender and flavorful so that makes up for it Service: - Our server was very friendly and chatted with us about the history of the restaurant. We also inquired about holding an event here and were able to look around and they were very accommodating Valet parking is available next door for $8