
P. Terry's Burger Stand
P. Terry's Burger Stand is a Restaurant - QSR/Fast Food concept with 37 stores in 37 shopping centers across 1 state. As of September 27, 2026 they opened 1 and closed 1 locations in the last 12 months, a net change of 0. Typical site: 1,000–3,000 SF. Across their fleet, locations have a median 10-minute drive-time population of 96,195 with a median household income of $99,798 and a median age of 36.
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In 37 properties
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Austin, TX · Closed Q1 2026 · Detected Apr 28
Cypress, TX · Opened Q1 2026 · Detected Apr 28
About P. Terry's Burger Stand
Austin-Born Burger Challenger Aggressively Targeting Texas Triangle for Expansion Founded in 2005 by Patrick and Kathy Terry, P. Terry's Burger Stand is a family-owned, Austin-based fast-casual chain known for its iconic 1950s "Googie" architecture, all-natural Black Angus beef, and fresh-cut fries. With a loyal cult following in Central Texas, the brand is now executing a National Expansion strategy focused heavily on the Texas Triangle, specifically targeting the Houston market with both suburban and inner-loop locations. P. Terry's operates a flexible real estate model, deploying both traditional freestanding restaurants with dining rooms and compact, drive-thru-only prototypes to maximize throughput in high-traffic corridors. Ideal for Anchor Tenant pad sites, the brand seeks high-visibility positions in grocery-anchored centers (often near H-E-B), mixed-use developments, and power centers. Their commitment to quality ingredients, fair wages ($15/hr minimum), and affordable price points makes them a highly desirable, traffic-driving tenant for developers seeking a premium QSR experience.
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