Asda have bought the British fast food chain, Leon.
 

[The billionaire Issa brothers who own Asda
have bought the British fast food chain, Leon.
More than 70 Leon restaurants across
the UK and Europe have been sold to
the brothers' giant petrol forecourt business EG Group.
In a joint statement, Mohsin Issa
and Zuber Issa said the firm
was a "fantastic brand we have long admired".
Leon boss John Vincent, who co-founded
the firm in 2004, said: "In some ways this is a sad day for me."
"We have tried hard,
done some good things,
made a healthy amount of mistakes,
and built a business that quite a
few people are kind enough to
say that they love," he added.
The deal includes 42 company-owned restaurants,
as well as 29 franchise sites which
are mainly found in airports and train stations
across the UK and a handful of
European countries such as the Netherlands and Spain.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56792024



I like their Cod in a roll.
Let's have LEON inside an Asda.


Life In The City.

Never heard of it.

This could spell the end of the likes of McDonald's inside the stores then?

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...HAtXg&usqp=CAU


Its easy to walk past
they are in many places


Try the Cod in a Roll
with a Sauce and Lettuce,


The Owner sad leave it
made some better & different food
for take away and eat in.

Start advertising for the small business, these multi companies get enough advertising without your help.

One of those super over-priced, bothersome little roaches that crawls all over busy city centres and train stations without much allure... much like Pret A Manger.

Shaun
I like the Cod in a Roll

No other seller does that.


You must be aware of all the Korean Chicken
meals they do.

Sure Prices are Higher
but Quality matters

Small Cafe's can do well
Offer me a
Hot dog with onions, ketchup & mustard
and a Tea
for £2 Take Away.

McD doing ads for their Chicken Mayo at 99P

Leon would do a Korean Chicken with full salad

Worlds apart
Shaun.