Little Leon is moving into the old Queen of Sheba in South Tampa

Good food for good moods.

click to enlarge Little Leon's fall harvest bowl with roasted sweet potatoes, Brussel sprouts, beets, fresh kale, grilled chicken, and quinoa, then topped with pumpkin seeds and our sweet maple dressing - eatlittleleon/Instagram
eatlittleleon/Instagram
Little Leon's fall harvest bowl with roasted sweet potatoes, Brussel sprouts, beets, fresh kale, grilled chicken, and quinoa, then topped with pumpkin seeds and our sweet maple dressing


It’s no secret—2020 put us in a funk. But a new restaurant in South Tampa is about to lift our mood.

Little Leon opens soon at 3636 Henderson Blvd. in the space previously held by Ethiopian restaurant Queen of Sheba, which moved to Temple Terrace. Its menu includes salads and bowls topped with their homemade dressings. Customers even get the option of customizing their online ordering and catering will be offered too. 

“Storms may be brewing but we are all sunshine here,” the restaurant wrote on Instagram

On Monday, General Manager Michael White told Creative Loafing Tampa Bay there will be plenty of indoor and outdoor seating available, and added that the name of the restaurant is derived from owner Austin Brennar’s family.

Little Leon will join the long list of other BYOB salad/bowl restaurants in the South Tampa area including Ciccio Cali, SoFresh, and Graze.

The restaurant is currently hiring employees “with a love of good food, good vibes, and good livin.” If you’re interested in applying, shoot an email to [email protected] or call 813-843-9902. 

Hours of operation will be 11:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m. daily.

Support local journalism in these crazy days. Our small but mighty team is working tirelessly to bring you up to the minute news on how Coronavirus is affecting Tampa and surrounding areas. Please consider making a one time or monthly donation to help support our staff. Every little bit helps.

Subscribe to our newsletter and follow @cl_tampabay on Twitter.