eegee's — Restaurant in Tucson

6/26 update: I visited today and went inside to order, which I never do. I asked to substitute extra salami and omit the ham and had to pay extra, which is unfair in my opinion. I observed ALL the buckets of eegees on the floor as an employee was mopping a mess that was made. No way was I gonna order an eegee's that has to be scooped from a bucket on the floor GROSS! Of 3 employees I saw, only the one mopping seemed like a happy person. He was taking lobby orders and had a headset on and was taking drive thru orders also. There was a guy at the window, so I'm not sure what was up with that. No one had a smile. My order came up, and no one budged to give it to me for a few minutes. It was the one who made the sandwich that gave it to me eventually and he looked disgusted the whole time. I won't go to this location again.

What happened to the tomato? As you see, one sliver is soggy, and the other sliver is good. But where is the rest of the tomato slice? I want a slice, not a sliver of tomato skin. Paid over $30 for 2 meals, and I expect better. They put the sliver of tomato on the top, making it look like there is a full half slice of tomato. Come on, Eegee's?! I know you are...

eegee's (yep, all lower case) is a restaurant that specializes in a frozen treat or icy beverage called an "eegee".

We'll there, I ordered a chicken tender basket with fries and a watermelon pineapple eegee.

My food came fairly quickly within about 2-4 minutes. My friends order took about 10 minutes.

The watermelon pineapple eegee was overall good but not quite what I was expecting. I had assumed it would have the consistency of a slushy or something more liquidity and easy to drink with a straw, but it was not. The eegee was more like an Italian ice and would probably be better consumed with a spoon. The eegee had small bits of pineapple mixed in and was very fruity and flavorful.

The chicken tenders were well spiced and tasted fine. My only real complaint would be the lack of dipping sauces. Eegee's only offers ketchup or ranch as a dipping sauce. This feels like a pretty big oversight given that some folks love their dipping sauces. In short, good tenders but no sauce makes for an awkward experience.

The fries on offer were fine but not stand out.

Overall, I enjoyed my meal there but would have enjoyed it more if they had more dipping...

Let me start with stating that I love Eegees. I've given this location numerous chances and at this point, it deserves a review, if any thing, to remind myself why not to go to this location. 1. The employees do not have basic customer service skills. Basic, as in at least look where you are shoving the drinks when you push them out the window. Today, the man at the window was too distracted with a conversation being had inside the building to even try to coordinate our efforts to grasp the items being handed to me. 2. The sauce that goes with the ranch fries must come directly from the employee pay check with how little they are willing to apply to the fries. Like, legit these fries came out with a few drips of ranch and a pinch of bacon bits. Just dry. Having been to many other locations, I know this isn't the norm elsewhere. 3. Again, the attitude. For some reason, the people here can never find my loyalty account, despite never having this happen at any other site. So if I come here, I can't earn nor use...