Sticky RibHouse LLC to move HQ to Atlanta

Sticky RibHouse LLC plans to move its corporate headquarters from Charleston, S.C. to Atlanta. The company moved most of its corporate administrative and restaurant support functions from South Carolina to Atlanta last fall. The company will now move its official headquarters building to 2675 Paces Ferry Road in Vinings. There are no Sticky Fingers restaurants in Atlanta, but Frank Sbordone, CEO of Sticky RibHouse LLC, said metro Atlanta "presents a great opportunity for future restaurant growth."

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