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Eegee's in the mornin', Eegee's in the evenin', Eegee's ONLY in AZ :(

Eeegee's currently has 23 locations in Tucson, AZ and only one in Casa Grande, AZ.  Moving from Tucson to Los Angeles was a difficult one because of my beautiful and delicious Eegee's. The thought of dipping the delicious sandwich into their perfect ranch dressing makes me go mad. I wish they would expand. To Hollywood. Next door to my house. A girl can dream.

On the menu: Different types of sandwiches, fries, salads, cookies, pretzels, and of course their famous frozen drink- The Eegee.

The delicious Ranch Fries.  Crispy crinkle fries topped with their signature ranch and yummy bacon bits.  All of the catsup in the background were also used for these babies.  Don't be shy to use your hands.

Pizza Fries topped with marinara and mozzarella.  Bello.

12" Deluxe Grinder- ham, salami, pepperoni, provolone cheese, pickles, black olives, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, spices, pepperoncini, and Eegee's house dressing (Italian type of dressing)

Eegee- the famous frozen treat and one of the main reasons people go to Eegee's.  The flavors to choose from are Lemon, Strawberry, and Pina Colada.  They even have a skinny option called the Skinny Berry.  They always have a Flavor of the Month, December's is Holly Berry.  I want one right now so bad :(


Eegee's only offers indoor seating, but we had our doggies with us so we had to find an alternative to enjoy our delicious treats.  Shout out to Panda Express for letting us use their outside patio, napkins, and their restroom before we hit the road back to La La Land.  

Miss you already, Eegee's.


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