The Six Bells, Grade II listed pub in St Michaels, St Albans, England.
The Six Bells is a Grade II listed pub housed in a three-story building featuring white-painted walls and exposed timber framing across its main facade. Multiple windows punctuate the exterior, creating a traditional English townhouse appearance that anchors its street corner location.
The establishment was founded around 1700 and has continuously served the local community from its location near St Michael's Church. Its longevity spanning more than three centuries reflects its importance to the neighborhood's social fabric.
The pub serves as a gathering place where locals follow traditional British drinking customs and enjoy conversation over regular ales and guest beers. The rotating selection often features brews from nearby Hertfordshire producers.
The pub operates on different schedules throughout the week, with extended hours on weekdays and limited service on Sundays. Planning your visit in advance helps ensure you arrive during service times.
A covered outdoor patio extends the drinking space into the backyard area, providing shelter from the weather year-round. Real fires burn indoors during winter months, adding warmth and traditional character to the interior.
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