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The Stand

The Stand is an American restaurant chain that redefines American classics with modern flavors and techniques.

Last updated October 28, 2026

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Overview

The Stand is a restaurant chain that aims to redefine today's casual dining scene by delivering quality, speed, and a diverse menu. Its menu is created from a passion for American classics done in its own way, incorporating modern flavors and techniques. The chain has 22 convenient locations and is growing. It offers delivery through The Stand App, contactless ordering and payments, and curbside pickup at select locations.

History

The Stand was established in 2003, as indicated by the tagline 'est. 2003' on its official website. It describes itself as redefining today's casual dining scene with quality, speed, and a diverse menu. The menu is created from a passion for American classics done in its own way, incorporating modern flavors and techniques. The chain currently has 22 convenient locations and is growing.

Controversies

  • 2020

    The Stand criticized for casting hearing actor as deaf character

    Before The Stand premiered on CBS All-Access, members of the deaf community criticized the series for casting hearing actor Henry Zaga as deaf character Nick Andros. An online letter signed by more than 70 people objected to the casting and said no deaf actors were invited to audition for the role.

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