

Since the sunny, colorful, carefree days of the early 1970s, eegees has been serving handcrafted sub sandwiches and its now-famous frozen fruit drink, the eegee, in Southern Arizona. In September 1971, the founders pooled their resources to purchase a vending truck and began serving a frozen lemon drink at high schools, sporting events, and concerts in town. The drink was called an eegee. Eventually, the vending trucks were retired as they turned their business into a growing quick-service restaurant chain. Today, there are 25+ eegees locations in the greater Tucson area, as well as one in neighboring town Casa Grande. The restaurant has also grown its menu and now offers salads, french fries, and signature ranch dressings.
Casual chain serving frozen fruit drinks along with submarine sandwiches, fries & salads.
Hours
| Friday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4765 S Landing Center Dr, Tucson, AZ 85714
Phone: (520) 295-4794
Website: https://eegees.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Related Web Results
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Reviews
The food was just okay. The “Eegees,” which are basically slushies, were hard to drink and not very enjoyable. The pretzels were probably the worst I’ve ever had dry, bland, and lacking any real flavor. All that to say, I won’t be going back to an Eegees. Definitely a disappointing first and last visit.
I yelled my order into the speaker (which I think was powered by sadness and static), and either they didn’t hear me, or they were too busy playing rock-paper-scissors to care. So I sat. And sat. And watched 3 whole cars crawl forward like it was a funeral procession—except funerals are faster. 30 mins later, I make it to window #1. Some poor soul there looks at me like I ordered a 5-course meal for the cast of Friends, asking if I made 3 OTHER orders too?? Sure, sir I’m just out here buying lunch for the entire zip code.
So I repeat my order (again), and then… surprise! ANOTHER 30 MINUTES in line for the second window. At this point I’ve aged. I’ve grown gray hairs. I’m contemplating my life choices. THEN the window flings open and they ask if I ordered THIS and THAT like we haven’t been playing “guess my order” for the last hour. I gave them my receipt earlier because otherwise I’d probably be handed a taco from another restaurant.
After what felt like the gestation period of an elephant, I finally get my food. I ask for ranch (because obviously, you need ranch to survive), and I’m told: “We charge for ranch now.” Oh EXCUSE ME??? I just waited 60 years in this line and now you wanna nickel and dime me for dressing?? The dude must’ve seen the “I’m about to cry” look in my eyes and just gave it to me. Gee, thanks, king of generosity.
This place should be condemned. How is it legally operating?? Is management on a beach somewhere watching this chaos on livestream for laughs?? Honestly, this isn’t fast food—it’s slow torture with fries. Shut. It. Down.
Don’t reply with your “Thank you for your feedback!” copy-paste nonsense—I will throw my ranch at the screen.
One star is too kind. Zero stars. Never again. And if you’re reading this wondering if you should go: DON’T. Run.
#EegeesMoreLikeEgregious #RanchGate2025 #WorstDriveThruOfMyLife #SomeoneSaveUs #ShutItDown