Have any of y'all ever eaten at Sticky Fingers? I've read about them,
and wanted to eat at one for quite a while. A couple of weeks ago, my
wife and kids were in Chattanooga, and they tried it. To my chagrin,
they said the ribs were almost as good as mine! Normally, of course,
the family raves about dad's ribs, and say nothing comes close.
However, they were really stoked about this place.
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"MonopTN" > wrote in message
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> Have any of y'all ever eaten at Sticky Fingers? I've read about them, and
> wanted to eat at one for quite a while. A couple of weeks ago, my wife
> and kids were in Chattanooga, and they tried it. To my chagrin, they said
> the ribs were almost as good as mine! Normally, of course, the family
> raves about dad's ribs, and say nothing comes close. However, they were
> really stoked about this place.
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> Greetings from the Hog and Hominy State!

I ate at the Chattanooga Skicky Fingers in Novemeber. I liked the ribs. I
recall that between all of us we order all the different types they offer.
Everyone was happy. Can't recall what my favorite was. Place was packed, we
had to sit at teh bar. Which made getting beer that much faster.

MonopTN wrote:
> Have any of y'all ever eaten at Sticky Fingers? I've read about them,
> and wanted to eat at one for quite a while. A couple of weeks ago, my
> wife and kids were in Chattanooga, and they tried it. To my chagrin,
> they said the ribs were almost as good as mine! Normally, of course,
> the family raves about dad's ribs, and say nothing comes close. However,
> they were really stoked about this place.
I'll be going to the one in Charleston soon and will let ya know!

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