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  1. The Exchange - 330 Kansas Avenue

    330 Kansas Avenue, Fort Leavenworth KS 66027

    4.2 Good 79 reviews

    “It is a post exchange. It is one of the smaller ones I have been in, and it is rarely crowded. However, it is a good place to go for certain items. My wife likes buying makeup there, and I look at their outdoors stuff often. Occasionally we look at their baby clothes.”

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  2. Walmart Money Center - 5000 10th Ave

    5000 10th Ave, Leavenworth KS 66048

    3 Average 6 reviews

    “Greeted at the door so kindly, and found everything I needed quickly without any issues. The lines were a bit long but moved at a quick pace. I had an issue getting cash back but after a couple minutes of waiting I was kindly helped. I feel like this location gets a bad rep for being in the kck area but I like it much better than the Shawnee location which everyone has suggested to me.”

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  3. Walmart Home Services - 5000 10th Ave

    5000 10th Ave, Leavenworth KS 66048

    2.9 Average 10 reviews

    “Greeted at the door so kindly, and found everything I needed quickly without any issues. The lines were a bit long but moved at a quick pace. I had an issue getting cash back but after a couple minutes of waiting I was kindly helped. I feel like this location gets a bad rep for being in the kck area but I like it much better than the Shawnee location which everyone has suggested to me.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 5000 10th Avenue

    5000 10th Avenue, Leavenworth KS 66048

    3.2 Average 220 reviews

    “Five star rating is relative to this company's other stores. Generally well-stocked grocery section with good produce. Pharmacy wait times are generally low.”

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