Locksbottom

Locksbottom forms an important hub in the southern part of the borough, providing an essential link between Farnborough, Orpington, and Bromley. It's characterised by a busy, well-equipped high street, the PRUHB hospital nearby, and an unexpectedly rich culinary offering. Though smaller than some of its neighbours, Locksbottom punches above its weight, providing all the day-to-day amenities locals need while fostering a growing, cosmopolitan vibe.

Locksbottom is widely recognised locally as a foodie destination. The high street is home to Chapter One, widely considered one of the finest Michelin-recognised restaurants in Kent and South East London. Beyond fine dining, the area boasts thriving independent cafes, traditional pubs like The British Queen, and an array of international cuisines. Its proximity to the Princess Royal University Hospital also makes it a vital service and transport hub for the region.