Dfac 1792 - Fort Leonard Wood

This is where the AIT trainees are designated to eat (and the only DFAC open on weekends for certain Service Members. The lines are long and the food is not worth the wait. It’s also 2-3 miles from all the training academies so if you’re not driving it’s a waste.Vegetarian options: They always have one vegan option for each meal but it’s limited to only one option.

Terrible. Bacon was not fully cooked. Orange juice machines not working, omelet Station extremely slow. But, they did have a bunch of open seats. Will not be returning to this place.Parking: There was parking available.

The food is alright for being essentially mass produced for the hundreds of students that go through every meal. The food selection is (though not well seasoned) generally fairly healthy. The best meal is usually breakfast.The staff is respectful and for the most part customer service is great.The dishes are usually clean (considering the volume of people that eat there and thus the number that needs to be washed every hour). That being said, check your spoons and bowls before you put them on your tray.The hours are reasonable enough.This is not the best DFAC on post, and that's okay. Don't expect world class dining. Expect decent food and lots of students that abide by strict and odd customs.

All the fountain drinks and milk machines were out of service, the staff was good and nice but it is a schoolhouse dfac so keep that in mind.

Some of the ladies who work here have an attitude and food isn't good.