Verified Business Showcase|CO—100 - 2024|Enduring Businesses
Tiny Drumsticks Inc.
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Learn MoreTiny Drumsticks Inc. is a pioneering shared kitchen business in New York City, offering fully equipped kitchen spaces and essential services that eliminate the high startup costs for food businesses. Since 2013, the company has grown to 35,000 square feet, supporting a wide range of culinary entrepreneurs while creating thousands of jobs and fostering community-driven food innovation.
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How Tiny Drumsticks Pioneered NYC's Shared Kitchen Industry
Tiny Drumsticks is a 2024 CO—100 Top Honoree in the Enduring Business category. Here's how this unique shared kitchen has thrived over the last decade.

Overview–
Tiny Drumsticks Inc. Overview
Leadership
Owner/Founder
Benjamin Sloan
Contact
Phone
Address
43-66 11th St. and 41-28 37th St. Long Island City, NY 11101
Website
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