Standing at the centre of this pretty medieval village, The Six Bells at Newdigate is a traditional timber-framed pub in the heart of the Mole valley in Surrey. The name derives from the six bells hanging in the church opposite, while the cosy interconnecting bar areas which spread out over different levels point to the building's 18th-century origins. A spacious restaurant at the rear serves generous portions of well-loved British classics, with menus for children and a small garden with a playground.