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Here you’ll find the latest news from our restaurants, including the music calendar for our Jefferson Road location. Browse around and check out our menus and fundraising info while you’re here!

Seven Brave Souls Go Up Against the Atomic Bomb

On Saturday, May 4, 2013, seven men came into Sticky Lips as a group and took on the Atomic Bomb challenge. No winners this time, but nice try, boys!

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Sticky Lips Carolina Clipper Mustard Sauce Wins NBBQA Prize

Carolina Clipper Mustard Sauce

The Carolina Clipper Mustard Sauce, a Rochester favorite from Sticky Lips Pit BBQ, has won third place for mild mustard in the 2013 Awards of Excellence from the National BBQ Association. The annual competition recognizes the very best in barbecue sauces, dry rubs and seasonings, marinades, accessories and more. Almost 600 entries were received for the 2013 Awards of Excellence.

In addition to providing the very best in barbeque at two Sticky Lips locations, owner Howard Nielsen is presently working to expand the original Culver Road restaurant, now celebrating its 9th anniversary. The 33,000 square foot building, which sits on two acres, is being totally renovated for retail. Nielsen is currently looking for tenants for this space, to be named the Culver Atlantic Crossing.

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Pregnant woman craves Sticky Lips BBQ sauces!

Here’s a recent email we received regarding our Sticky Lips sauces.

We recently moved from Rochester to Los Angeles. My problem: I can’t seem to be able to buy your BBQ sauces online. Is there any way to do this? Please help… I am 7 months pregnant and I MUST have some Carolina Clipper Sauce, and also the Cherry bomb sauce.
Thank you!
– YP

Family and friends gather to raise money for youth coach battling cancer

From whec.com

Family and friends of a Penfield Youth Wrestling coach gathered to raise money for him and his family.

They came out to Sticky Lips Barbeque in Henrietta for Penfield Wrestling Coach Scott Kropman. Kropman says he found out he had Stage IV Neuro Endocrine cancer when he went for a check up after getting hurt at work this summer. This type of cancer is incurable and it’s not possible to go into remission. But Kropman is taking medicine to keep the cells from spreading further.

The husband and father says he is staying positive.

Kropman said, “The biggest thing they told me that could help me is positive attitude. You know, I have a wonderful family of seven, these are two of my boys right here. I have a wonderful wife, great friends, I have a wrestling family that I can’t even explain what they’ve done for me Everything around me makes me positive so how can’t I be positive?”

Also at Monday’s event, Kropman and his wife renewed their vows.

 

Congrats on your retirement, Joanne!

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