Leon, the high quality fast food restaurant chain, this month opened the first of a planned twelve sites over the next year. The new format restaurant in More London, near City hall and HMS Belfast, started its first week as one of the three highest taking sites in their portfolio.
“What has always driven us is the belief that we can create fast food as it might be in heaven. This beautiful new restaurant is the closest we have yet come to achieving this dream,” said co-founder John Vincent.
Better than ever
The site opens shortly after Heathrow announced that it has chosen Leon as the only fast food restaurant in its new Terminal 2. Leon plan to open twelve sites in the next year. “Over the last year we have improved our offer. We believe our food is better than ever and we now have dishes at prices to fit all budgets. It is time to take Leon to more people,” said Vincent.
Leon was founded in 2004 by John Vincent and Henry Dimbleby with the aim to make it easy for everybody to eat good food. Since opening its first site in Carnaby Street, the company has grown steadily and currently has thirteen restaurants in London, including one at Bluewater in Kent and one in Heathrow’s Terminal 3.