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Sticky's Opens Third Location With $1 Chicken Finger Baskets
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Nell Casey
Published May 18, 2016
Modified May 18, 2016
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Published May 18, 2016
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The third location of Sticky's Finger Joint, the uncomfortably-named chicken finger operation, opens their third outpost in Hell's Kitchen on Thursday this week on 9th Avenue at 43rd Street. This'll be the largest of the Stickys, with 1,400-square-feet of space for blasting through a basket of their fried goods. It's also the only location (so far) to serve alcohol, with both tap and canned craft beers and an unfiltered hard cider.
They're debuting some new finger innovations, including new chicken finger wraps—the Spicy Classic has greens, tomatoes, cheese and chipotle mayo on a whole wheat wrap—and a new signature chicken dish, a "hybrid between southern hot fried chicken and Szechuan style spicy chicken." From 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on opening day, they'll also be selling baskets of their classic Fingers and Poppers (chicken nugget-type balls) for $1. Shout about it on social media if you dare.
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