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'''Stand {{'}}N Snack''' was a fast food chain founded in [[1967]] by [[Alan Kaufman]]. He was inspired by the success of fast food giants like McDonald's and Burger King, and had the idea to open locations in the lobbies of large and medium-size office buildings rather than competing for sites with parking lots on major thoroughfares. | |||
As the concept grew, Kaufman changed the name to [[Sandwich Chef|Burger Chef]], and later, [[Sandwich Chef]]. | |||
==Locations== | |||
In [[1970]] the chain had 12 locations in the [[Birmingham area]]: | |||
* 2024 [[3rd Avenue North]] | |||
* [[Jefferson County Courthouse]] | |||
* [[Tillman-Levenson Building]] | |||
* 121 [[20th Street North]] | |||
* 2301 [[4th Avenue North]] | |||
* [[University Hospital]] | |||
* [[Princeton Baptist Medical Center]] | |||
* [[City Federal Building]] | |||
* [[Five Points West Shopping City]] | |||
* [[Trinity Medical Center|Baptist Medical Center Montclair]] | |||
==References== | |||
* Seligman, Bob (January 15, 1990) "A Sandwich Chef by Any Other Name." ''Nation's Restaurant News'' | |||
[[Category:Restaurant chains]] | |||
[[Category:1967 establishments]] | |||
[[Category:1970s disestablishments]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:25, 16 April 2015
Stand 'N Snack was a fast food chain founded in 1967 by Alan Kaufman. He was inspired by the success of fast food giants like McDonald's and Burger King, and had the idea to open locations in the lobbies of large and medium-size office buildings rather than competing for sites with parking lots on major thoroughfares.
As the concept grew, Kaufman changed the name to Burger Chef, and later, Sandwich Chef.
Locations
In 1970 the chain had 12 locations in the Birmingham area:
- 2024 3rd Avenue North
- Jefferson County Courthouse
- Tillman-Levenson Building
- 121 20th Street North
- 2301 4th Avenue North
- University Hospital
- Princeton Baptist Medical Center
- City Federal Building
- Five Points West Shopping City
- Baptist Medical Center Montclair
References
- Seligman, Bob (January 15, 1990) "A Sandwich Chef by Any Other Name." Nation's Restaurant News