 
A wide variety of stores and malls are available throughout the Leavenworth and
Kansas City areas. Plus, members of the Fort Leavenworth community can enjoy the convenience of shopping here on post, with reasonable retail alternatives to fit any style or budget.
Fort Leavenworth opened a new Post Exchange in September 1996 that is open seven days a week and most holidays with 70,000 sq. ft. of sales floor space. The PX provides a variety of goods and services such as electronics, computers, jewelry, furniture, cosmetics, giftware, stationery, clothing, military clothing, and shoes, as well as an assortment of concession shops in the mall area.
The Shoppette/Class Six is behind the AAFES Service Station on Kansas Avenue. It is open every day and evening for food, beverages, sundry items and video rentals.
The Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) Book Store, located on the lower level of the Lewis and Clark Center, has a selection of military and leisure books, computer software and stationery items.
Other facilities that the AAFES provides are the AAFES Service Station, the Lewis
and Clark Center Cafeteria, the PX Food Court (Robin Hood, Anthony’s Pizza,
Taco Bell, Charley’s Grilled Subs), Burger King, Eisenhower Hall Snack Bar and the
Fitz Lee Theater.
The Fort Leavenworth Commissary is open Tuesday through Sunday. It sells more than 16,000 grocery - including meat, produce and deli/bakery - and household items to authorized customers at cost plus a five percent surcharge. The surcharge returns to the commissary system for construction, maintenance and operating supplies.
A delicatessen and an in-store bakery are special features of the Commissary. The delicatessen prepares party trays and fresh sandwiches. The produce department offers special-order vegetable trays, fruit trays and live plants.
The Defense Commissary Agency manages the Commissary and offers various promotions throughout the year, with major sales in May
and September.
The Commissary accepts personal checks, EBT Card, Women, Infant and Children vouchers, debit cards, VISA, MasterCard and Discover. The Commissary also accepts merchandise coupons, which increase customer savings.
Baggers are available to assist. They are not government employees, but independent workers who work for tips only. However, customers are not obligated to tip them. Customers may prefer to bag and carry their own groceries. The Commissary supports its customers’ recycling efforts. You may bring grocery bags for use with your own groceries.
In addition to the fast-food restaurants in the Post Exchange shopping center, AAFES operates cafeterias in the Lewis and Clark Center and Eisenhower Hall.
Strike Zone at the Bowling Center and Fairway Grille at Trails West Golf Course feature a variety of grilled items, salads and more for the whole family to enjoy. Strike Zone also features fresh pizzas for lunch, dinner and parties.
Panini Grille in the lower level of the Frontier Conference Center features specialty sandwiches, soups and salads.
The Joint Pub on the lower level of the Lewis and Clark Center offers a relaxed atmosphere and a great place to socialize after work.
The Gruber Nutrition Center is inside Gruber Fitness Center at 200 Reynolds Ave. Featured products include power bars, smoothies, protein shakes, mineral water, bio-engineered beverages, apparel and more. Normal hours are Monday through Friday 6-8 a.m., 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and
4-6 p.m.; Saturdays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and closed Sundays. Call 684-5120 for information.
A full-service U.S. Post Office operates on Kearney Avenue, just west of Grant Avenue. Post office boxes can be rented.
The post locator is a separate activity of the Garrison Command, located in the Headquarters Command S-1, phone 684-3651.
The Thrift Shop sells a variety of furniture, clothing, household items and toys at its Trolley Station location at Grant and Pope avenues.
Phone 651-6768.
The Thrift Shop provides consignment service and accepts donations. It’s a nonprofit welfare organization supporting the Fort Leavenworth and Leavenworth community. Staff volunteers receive free childcare services.
Shop hours are Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. It’s also open on the first and third Saturdays of each month,
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Consignments are taken until 12:30 p.m. on these days.
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The U. S. Disciplinary Barracks established an extensive Vocational Training Program to provide inmates the opportunity to acquire marketable job skills and return to civilian life as useful, productive citizens. The Vocational Training Shops offset their operating and training costs by providing high-quality manufactured products at affordable prices. The shops are equipped with state-of-the-art technical equipment found in civilian industry. All products are 100 percent guaranteed to meet your requests.
The USDB Sales Store is the place to start for most services and products. You can order or purchase items, and see display items in Building 224 at 740 W. Warehouse Road. Phone 651-7377 or 684-4805, or e-mail: dbsalesstore@leav-emh1.army.mil. The sales staff can provide additional information and help you place your order. Shop hours are Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., and is closed the second Wednesday of each month for training. Individual shop managers can also be contacted only for technical consultation regarding projects. Shop manager phone numbers are listed below.
Digital Offset Printing Services include design and full color printing on forms, flyers, tickets, note cards, memo pads, brochures, invitations, newsletters, letterheads, announcements, and business cards. Call 758-3898.
Screen-Printing can print your idea, logo, crest, or insignia on T-shirts, sweatshirts, golf shirts, canvas bags, magnetic signs, and decals. Items can be used for unit morale, sports teams, workshops or conferences, church groups or family reunions. Check out vinyl pin striping and artwork for your vehicle. Call 758-3899 or 758-3892.
Engraving services include a wide variety of gift ideas for promotions, awards or farewells: personalized coffee cups, glassware, pencil boxes, plaques, acrylic awards, paperweights, picture frames and more. Don’t forget an engraved brass plate that gives your gift that extra special touch. Customized self-inking stamps are also available in a variety of fonts. Call 758-3898.
Purchase a sharp looking product from the Embroidery Shop with high-quality stitching, unlimited colors and no digitizing cost to the customer. Items include, but are not limited to, caps, golf shirts, t-shirts, denim shirts, sweatshirts, tote bags, towels, robes, jackets, and name tapes for any military branch of service. Call 758-3892.
Baker’s racks, picnic tables, barbecue grills, basket stands and plate racks are just a few of the items you can purchase from the Sheet Metal Shop. The shop can repair metal items to new condition and fabricate to your specifications. Items are on display and available for purchase or ordering at the USDB Sales Store. Call the Metal Shop at 758-3936.
The Woodworking Shop produces impressive gift items specifically designed for the military community: pencil boxes, coin holders, desk organizers and flag cases. Don’t forget to compliment or enhance the look of your metal works with wood shelving or tabletops. Visit the USDB Sales Store to purchase or see items on display. Call the Wood Shop at 758-3910.
Textile Repair can be made to military specifications for all military field gear: sleeping bags, rucksacks, parkas, etc. Large quantities are welcome. Phone 758-3903 for details.
The Barber Shop offers excellent service at competitive prices. State certified barbers are available at Truesdell Hall Tuesday through Friday,
11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone 684-4230.
Full Laundry and Dry Cleaning Services are available at the Trolley Station pick-up point Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 684-4679
for information.
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