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Fast food brand Leon has opened two new restaurants across central London in Earls Court and Hanover Square this week.
The new store openings follow the brand’s other recent high-profile London openings, which included Southbank, Battersea, and Brixton.
The larger of the two restaurants, which is in Hanover Square, is 456.7sq m and hosts a large seating area accommodating over 100 seated guests, as well as 16 exterior seats.
Meanwhile, the Earls Court restaurant flanks the busy entrance to Earls Court Underground Station, catering to commuters across two floors with 40 internal seats.
Leon is owned by EG Group, which has so far supported a continuous pipeline of traditional high street openings, as well as allowed for new formats, including the Leon self-serve coffee kiosks’ launch late last year.
Glenn Edwards, managing director of Leon, Glenn, said: “Our expansion through the years has proudly taken us throughout the UK, and even further afield. However, Leon will always have an affinity with London as it’s home to our first-ever restaurant on Carnaby Street.
“Leon will always offer an experience that is absolutely suited to city life and catering to more and more Londoners, is something that’s so exciting for us at Leon.”
