Stickyz Rock’n’Roll Chicken Shack

We were looking for a place to have lunch saw this place decided to walk in. It was a fun hip place. We ordered the fingers and I had a wrap. Food was good but pricey. Not sure if it was worth the price. Service was good but not a place I would rave about.

Stopped in for lunch after a morning bike ride. The menu was good, lots of variety. I decided on the chicken tender sandwich. It was good, flavorful and a very decent size. The fries were done to perfection. The service was adequate but not stellar. For some reason our server seemed quite distracted. Overall seems like a very nice place.

This place receives a rare 1-​star from me. As a disclaimer, I can’t comment on the food itself because we were never served. We walked in, were told to sit ourselves and that was the last interaction we had with any employee. After that, they left us waiting as the servers delivered checks and took orders from everyone around us. The lack of attentiveness was astounding. After a while we just stood up and left.
The menu looked okay.
The ambiance is casual.

Good chicken fingerz, and good sauces. Chicken themselves are nicely spiced but not too special. Sauces make the taste. They have plenty of to choose from to satisfy any taste.

Very consistent! I have been 4 different times and have been pleased each time. I’m not a night owl but like that I’m not rushed to be done by 10pm if it’s a late night for me. After trying the many flavor combinations on their chicken strips, the bbq with a side of vudoo and creamy dill won my taste buds. Then tonight I was blown away with the Sid Vicious. The sour and crunch from the diced pickles took it out of the park for me. They also have concerts and live music (on the patio) on certain nights which makes for a nice night.

Great chicken fingers and the loaded baked potato soup was delicious. Wife had sticky finger salad. Good service and cool atmosphere.

I like the décor– seems all hand painted etc. Typical bar food — chicken fingers aren’t out of this world but they have many different sauces. I like to sit in the back area away from the stage and they’ll open the windows. Good service, friendly bartender. Met a famous celebrity chef here when she came to LR to film her show & chose Stickeys because it’s a cool place. Hog salad is good if you’re doing no carbs. Good sandwiches & always gotten good service.

Stickyz is okay. There are a lot of places in downtown Little Rock that serve beer, hamburgers and chicken and pizza. If you’re right there and they have a good beer on special, stop in. I can’t really come up with anything other than… it’s okay

Looked like a cool place, good vibe and happy people. But we showed up at 9:53 and were told we couldn’t order food because the kitchen closed at 10. Worse was how callous and bitter the girl was when we asked if there was any way we could still order anything because it was still before 10.
We obviously left because if you’re that unfriendly upfront how can we trust the food and cleanliness so we wouldn’t get sick.

I love it when good restaurants serve late. My new «thing» is to come by after catching a show.
I’ve been a fan of Stickyz from the beginning. Famous for their «sticky fingerz» (chicken strips), you can have them prepared a number of ways, and there are tons of options for dipping sauces — don’t limit yourself!
Try the Motherclucker. It’s sort of like a «loaded» push-​pop. Must have!
Both sides of the restaurant have a funky New Orleans vibe. The larger side doubles as a live music venue.
This is my go-​to place when I have people in from out-​of-​town.

My boyfriend and I have made Stickyz a tradition each time we visit LR. It’s got a funky atmosphere that we just can’t say no to. Furthermore, their chicken tenders are super addictive! It makes it even more fun with all the different seasonings and sauces that we can mix and match. Our server was super patient with us during our quest to mix and match the best options. She also gave great advice on what to mix and what NOT to mix. This is a wonderful place and I foresee us continuing the tradition of making a stop here each time we visit. Delicious chicken and alcohol — -what is a better combination?!

I went to see a band perform at Stickyz and was really happy with their service. Our waitress was nice and always made sure that we, along with everyone else, were taken care of. The area where the band plays has a nice vibe to it with a good amount of tables and seating. I ordered a quesadilla with a basket of fries and was completely satisfied with my order. The fries were good and the quesadilla was tasty. Everything was great!

Great menu & an array of items to choose from.
Laid back, fun, & inviting atmosphere!
Not exactly a place to bring the kids, especially little ones, but makes for a great date night or girls night out!
Every experience I’ve had here has exceeded my expectations, from service to the food. We will definitely be back!

Just a stone’s throw from River Market, this is really a wonderful place. The food is good, not excellent. But the music and karaōke is excellent. We were lucky to listen to 3 – 4 singers who were absolutely wonderful and it was a pleasure to spend our evening there.

I love this. The décor is fantastic. The food was very good and very creative. Located in a very neat part of town. Sound guy is a serious pro and super, super nice. We enjoyed everything about it.
Long live, Stickyz!

I’ve been here before, but it’s been a long time. I’ve meant to come back, but parking in the River Market is terrible. You’ve basically got to walk a mile if you’re not there early enough to get a good spot. Parking is so rough that I’ve left home to take my family to Stickyz and ended up choosing a different spot in frustration, but I digress…
I usually order the Original Fingerz. My favorite thing about this spot is that they’ve got all these sauces they make in-​house (I can only assume…), and they’re way different than anything you can get over the counter. On this particular visit, I think my fingerz were overdone; they tasted a bit burned and overly salty. On another sour note, I was here on a Sunday during lunchtime, and someone had propped the rear door open. You know, to let in some air. Apparently there’s a dumpster somewhere near too, and it let that sour dumpster smell as well. NOT appetizing.
My 4 yr old daughter was in love with the décor. I could scarcely keep her in her seat!
Though this visit was a bit of a strike, I’ll probably come back within the next year.

Stickyz is… Well, it’s got character!
It’s a bit of an odd duck, it’s part music venue, part restaurant, part dive bar, and part impromptu art studio. It’s fun, and it’s definitely an experience.
They do have a pretty nice, spacious patio for sitting outdoors, and even the indoor bar tables are mostly by windows so you can check out the downtown through them. The restaurant space is open and fairly spacious, it’s usually fairly busy and noisy, but never crowded. Prices aren’t bad, the food has been ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ 1 star and 5 star — the chicken fingers (their specialty!) are excellent, I thought, especially with the amazing variety of sauces you can get with them. Plus, they come in a *giant* basket. The Vegetable quesadilla we had once was about the size of a hub cap, and very good! By contrast, the «nachos» we had at the same meal were chips with some dry ingredients dropped on them. As in, dry shredded cheese half-​heartedly shaken over cold chips. The kind of thing that’s so vastly different than what it should be that you wonder if someone is messing with you.
The table service is… About like the food. Sometimes it’s pretty great, other times it’s absolutely atrocious (half hour wait for a menu, etc.) the bar is always quick, and the bartenders in the music venue have always been great with me.
Their menu, both for food and drinks, is full of all kinds of crazy things, enough that I’ve been back more than a few times just to try something new. It’s not all great, but once in a while it really is!
Because of the inconsistency, I can’t go higher than three stars. But, all of my experiences here have been positive and fun, so it also doesn’t get below three stars.
I would definitely say try it at least once, but with an open mind, a chunk of free time, and make of it what you will.

The food was passable. Went for lunch. Maybe the drinks and cool atmosphere make up for the bad food most of the time, but we had neither.
If you must visit, get the plain chicken fingers or the ones with voodoo sauce, but honestly there’s better food downtown.
I’d also like to add that our waitress was clearly bored with her job.

For a double holiday (Valentine’s and Mardi Gras), they were majorly understaffed. 2 servers for the entire place!!! We waited 30 minutes to even get greeted at our table (which we cleaned ourselves). The nachos were underwhelming. Stick to wings.
However, for a pretty day, the outdoor seating was worth it.

My husband and I went here last weekend to meet up with friends. We did not eat any of the food, and I did not have any of their drinks. We went to listen to the music and socialize a bit.
First of all, this place is really a lot bigger than I expected. There’s an outside patio area, a front room that is away from the music, and then the back part with the bar and stage. The décor is sort of funky, eclectic, a little bit odd, kind of gypsy. Sort of neat just to look around. Nothing matches, nothing makes sense. But we all had a fun time.
My husband did have a few beers with grapefruit vodka which were pretty tasty as far as something like that would go. Never had any issues with service or anything, but then again, we didn’t order food.
Music was good. It was pretty packed after 10pm. I’d go back again if the opportunity comes my way. Maybe even have some food — apparently they are famous for their chicken fingers. Possibly self-​proclaimed famous, but still.