Leon has issued an administration update after shutting down 23 locations, with the business now officially exiting administration following a company voluntary agreement (CVA) initiated towards the end of 2026.
The CVA, confirmed in December 2025, aimed to reduce the number of loss-making restaurants. Since then, £2.5 million has been invested in the company's restructure after its re-acquisition by co-founder John Vincent.
Leon now operates 42 sites and 23 franchises following its exit from administration.
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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
The closures mark a significant downsizing for the chain, which continues to operate through its remaining sites and franchise partners.
