• CLOSED: The Stand Juice Company

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  • White Vegan
Vegan
American
Raw
Juice bar
Take-out

Offers juices, smoothies, sandwiches, baked goods, and salads. Nov 2017 reported no longer using eggs. Confirmed closed, January 2019.


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6 Reviews

First Review by Michael X. James

Lizziebenson

Points +140

Vegan
28 Aug 2017

hidden but amazing

They offer tones of vegan options and is so pretty on the inside!

LauraBowles

Points +42

Vegetarian
13 Apr 2017

Not vegan anymore, unfortuately

Came in today for a juice and they are now selling "farm fresh eggs" as well as regular menu items. A little disappointing since this was pretty much the only exclusively vegan place in town.

Pros: great juice, creative sandwiches, very healthy

Cons: not vegan anymore, $$$$$, few breakfast options if you don't want eggs

alexajmorales

04 May 2017

omg yes!!!! i was shocked to see the sign for eggs!!! I had been ordering their food through ubereats and that was my first time in the actual place. to see those signs was so upsetting and confusing.

megdunn7

Points +76

Vegan
26 Jul 2016

Good Lunch Spot

I ordered the chickpea roll up and it had great flavor!! Smoothie was very pricey but it was delish. Will be coming back

Pros: all vegan :)

Cons: expecting more dessert options

craigsutt

Points +53

Vegan
15 Dec 2013

Good place for lunch

I stopped in on a sunday afternoon and was quite pleased. They offer a nice array of smoothies and juices, along with some baked goods and sandwiches.

Pros: all vegan (which is rare in this area), good service

Cons: a little pricey

Krutolow

Points +158

Vegan
15 Jun 2012

Worth a stop

For the full review and pics see my blog at www.martysflyingveganreview.com

I had the pleasure of sitting down with the world famous baker, Hannah Kaminsky, author of 3, (shh, working on a 4th), vegan baking and dessert books. (I got an advance copy of her latest ice cream book. Now I have to save up for an ice cream maker although there are some alternative ways to make your frozen desserts).

We met at The Stand in Fairfield, Connecticut. It's on Mill Plain Road, south of exit 21. You can literally hit it with a rock from the highway so the good news is that if you're driving and want a healthier faster foodal choice, this is it.

It's in a shopping area, not what I'd call a shopping center or strip mall but a bunch of commercial spaces. You take a leap of faith and follow a driveway with speed bumps, (lest you're really hungry), to this building.

There is a mix of raw foods and salads, juices and smoothies, sandwiches and a few hot options.

In all fairness I didn't like everything we bought but we did change a few things around so I do want to say I'd give this another shot, (well, I'd come back anyway if I was passing by and hungry), eating their foods as intended, not as we changed them.

Lets get the first two things I didn't like out of the way first. My smoothie was ugh at best. Now I did substitute almond milk for water and removed the garlic but it was mostly a non-descript flavor, (if you could taste a color), with an undertone of cucumber. There are many other combinations available that I'd try over this next time. I don't think I'd order it even with no changes. It's originally listed as Kale, Collards, cucumber, apple, garlic avocado and water. I put greens in all of my daily smoothies at home so am pretty used to drinking my greens but I just don't see this working.

The Ollie Bean wasn't very flavorful although did look sort of nice. The spread consisting of white beans was rather neutral and topped with sprouts just made it healthy and grassy tasting. I didn't' really get the salty briny-ness of the olives or capers or much of the garlic or basil. I would have much preferred eating this on the whole grain bread. I'm not a really big fan of collard wraps, don't hate them but I can't compare them to the lusciousness of eating fresh bread and to eat like this I have to put the thought, "Eat a healthy meal," in my mind. This is an eat to live dish and ....

BBQ Tempeh & quiche moved this from a 3 to a 4.

Pros: nice open space & friendly staff, some excellent menu items, parking, easy on/off from Rt 95

Cons: some of the items were not to my liking

Michael X. James

Points +945

Vegan
26 Nov 2011

Cool place, good food

Went here with a grouping and got the "not tuna" sandwich and smoothie #2 (almond butter, cacao, etc). Both were very good. I'm not a fan of raw food but this place is solid. It's a very open space with a welcoming, warm atmosphere. The service was prompt and with a big smile. I'll definitely be back soon!




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