Popular fast food chain issues administration update after closing 23 restaurants - full list

The chain exited administration after going into a company voluntary agreement (CVA) towards the end of 2026.

In December 2025, the CVA was confirmed and received overwhelming support from Leon's creditors, as well as HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).

As part of the CVA process, Leon promised to look into slashing the number of loss-making restaurants in its porfolio

During the fast food brand's restructuring, Leon's co-founder John Vincent invested £2.5million into the company.

Mr Vincent re-acquired the healthy food restaurant chain back in late 2025.

Thanks to this successful CVA, Leon was able to leave administration with 42 sites and 23 franchises remaining.

Leon has been a staple of UK high streets and fast food hospitality since 2004, but has since closed more than 20 restaurants over the past year.

This business move comes after the company posted significant losses over the 2023, 2024, and 2025 financial years.

In 2023, Leon reported losses of £12.5million, £8.3million in 2024, and nearly £10million based on early figures for 2025.

Here is a full list of Leon restaurants that have closed down:

• Angel, London
• Bath (Stall Street)
• Brighton (North Street)
• Brixton Road, London
• Brunswick, London
• Camden, London
• Canary Wharf (Cabot), London
• Chancery Lane, High Holborn, London
• Cheapside, London
• Earls Court, London
• Euston, London
• Farringdon, London
• George Street, Richmond
• Hammersmith, London
• Kingston, London
• Kingsway, London
• Manchester Piccadilly
• Milton Keynes (Asda)
• Notting Hill Gate, London
• Tongham, Surrey
• Wimbledon Hill Road, London
• Westfield London, Shepherd’s Bush