Leon menu prices in the UK run from about £3 for a breakfast pot up to roughly £8.45 for a katsu rice box, with wraps between £4.50 and £8.49. Leon serves fast, healthier food, including a popular gluten-free fried chicken range. Here are the current Leon prices and the best-value picks.
Leon UK at a glance
| Price range | £3.00 to £8.45 |
|---|---|
| Wraps | £4.50 to £8.49 |
| Rice boxes | £6.00 to £8.45 |
| Breakfast pots | £3.00 to £4.50 (until 11am) |
| GFC nuggets (5) | £6.99 |
| Last updated | June 2026 |
Full Leon UK menu prices
Leon serves naturally fast food: wraps, rice boxes, gluten-free chicken and breakfast pots. Prices are broadly consistent, with central London and travel sites a little higher. Prices below are representative; check your local store or the Leon app for exact figures and offers.
Mains
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Grilled Halloumi Wrap | £7.49 |
| Smoky Paprika Chicken Wrap | £8.49 |
| Katsu Chicken Curry Rice Box | £8.45 |
| Rice Boxes (other) | from £6.00 |
Chicken, breakfast and sides
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| GFC Nuggets (5 piece) | £6.99 |
| GFC Nuggets (10 piece) | £13.89 |
| GFC Bucket (15 piece) | £19.99 |
| Breakfast Egg Pots | £3.00 to £4.50 |
Best ways to save at Leon
Leon runs its savings through the app, which carries the loyalty scheme and regular money-off offers, so it is worth downloading before you order. Breakfast is the cheapest time to visit, with egg pots and breakfast boxes from £3, served until 11am. The rice boxes are filling enough to skip a side, and the larger GFC sharing buckets work out cheaper per piece than the small boxes if you are feeding more than one. There is no separate student scheme, so the app offers are the main route.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Leon rice box?
Rice boxes run from around £6, with the popular Katsu Chicken Curry Rice Box at £8.45.
Is Leon’s chicken gluten free?
Yes. Leon’s GFC range is gluten-free fried chicken, available as nuggets in 5, 10 and 15-piece sizes.
What time does Leon serve breakfast?
Leon serves breakfast until 11am, with egg pots and breakfast boxes from £3.
Does Leon have a loyalty scheme?
Yes. The Leon app runs the loyalty scheme and regular money-off offers.
About Leon in the UK
Leon opened its first restaurant near London’s Carnaby Street in the mid-2000s, founded on the idea of making fast food that was also genuinely good for you, a fairly novel positioning in the UK fast-casual market at the time. Its founders had backgrounds spanning food writing, restaurants and business, which shaped a brand built as much around nutrition and ingredient sourcing as around speed and convenience. It grew steadily over the following years and was later acquired by a larger fast food group, though it has kept its original health-focused identity.
What to expect at Leon
The menu is built around wraps, rice boxes and salads designed to be nutritionally balanced rather than just quick and cheap, so it suits diners specifically looking for a lighter or more considered fast-casual option. Because Leon publishes nutritional information clearly, it’s a practical choice if you’re tracking calories or macros while still wanting a fast meal. Branches are typically counter-service, so expect a quick in-and-out visit rather than a sit-down restaurant experience.
More frequently asked questions
Is Leon healthier than typical fast food?
Yes, it was founded specifically around making fast food that’s also nutritionally considered, with published nutritional information across the menu.
Is Leon counter service?
Yes, most branches operate as fast-casual counter service rather than a sit-down restaurant format.
Making the most of a Leon visit
Checking the Leon menu online before you go, rather than deciding once you arrive, can help you plan around any current deals or combo pricing that might not be obvious from a quick glance at the in-store board. Visiting during quieter periods, generally mid-afternoon on a weekday, tends to mean faster service and a calmer atmosphere than the traditional lunch or dinner rush. Checking whether your local Leon branch offers any loyalty scheme is worth doing if you visit regularly, since the savings can add up meaningfully over time.
Leon for different occasions
Whether Leon suits a quick solo visit, a family meal or a larger group gathering depends partly on the specific format and location, worth checking which model your nearest branch follows before planning around a particular occasion. Larger groups should check ahead whether a booking is needed or recommended, particularly for a weekend visit when tables can be in higher demand. Checking current reviews for your specific local branch, rather than the brand’s general reputation, gives the most accurate picture of what to expect on the day.
Does Leon have a loyalty scheme worth joining?
Many locations do, worth checking your specific branch, since savings from a loyalty scheme can add up meaningfully for regular visitors.
Should I book ahead for a larger Leon group?
Worth checking in advance, particularly for a weekend visit, since table availability for larger groups can vary by location.