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EXCLUSIVE: LEON revamps menu with vegan and vegetarian offerings

LEON has recently launched its spring menu, focusing on the development of its vegan offering. It has introduced the new Vegan Meatless Meatballs and The LEON Plant Burger. To round things off, LEON is partnering with Greenwich-based vegan baker Ruby’s of London to relaunch its cake counter.

Pret responds to Advertising Standards Authority's decision

Pret said it has taken the views of the ASA and has made the requested changes.

Welcome Break CEO steps down to take new role at restaurant group

Rod McKie will take up a new position as worldwide chief executive officer of restaurant group Sticks ’n’ Sushi in July.

Abokado shakes up menu with new sushi offerings

It has launched a new sushi range as part of its spring menu unveiling on April 23rd.

YO! acquires sushi brand Taiko

The brand plans to create a global multi-format and multi brand sushi business.

Cocotte Rotisserie announces Hoxton Square opening

Opened on April 23, the new site offers home-made meals available to eat in or takeaway.

Walmart hires McDonald's Corporation's CEO to board

It has appointed Steve Easterbrook to its board in a bid to bring on an adviser with an experience abroad.

The Parlour in Canary Wharf offers take-away coffees for £1

The discounted price will be available to guests who will bring their own cups.

Deliveroo launches restaurant reward scheme

The new package of support is designed to help restaurants cut costs and focus on expansion and new menu items.

Papa John's opens in Elm Park, London

The new store is run by business partners and franchisees Parry Singh and Tony Kalsi.

CHIK'N reopened with new fit-out and menu

The new menu features new sandwiches, loaded fries, sides, and craft beer on tap.

We Love Food to introduce a blend of operators at Old Spitafields Market in July

The community has announced the commencement of London’s first ever We Love Food Festival series.

Online ordering OrderYOYO raises £4.7m to expand across Europe

This Series A financing takes OrderYOYO’s total funding to £8.5m.