Walmart Neighborhood Market

Walmart Neighborhood Market is a chain of grocery stores owned by Walmart. The first Neighborhood Market store opened in 1998, and the chain has since grown to hundreds of locations across the United States.
== History ==
The Walmart Neighborhood Market chain was launched in 1998 and has since opened many stores across the United States. Although the chain is not yet nationwide, there are plans to expand it over the next five years. In 2004, Walmart acquired Amigo Supermarkets, which shares similarities with Neighborhood Market. In 2005, the first Canadian Neighborhood Market store opened, and there are currently three stores operating in Canada, with potential for more in the future. However, it's worth noting that these Canadian stores are located adjacent to regular Walmart Supercenters, effectively making them larger than typical Neighborhood Market stores.
== Design ==
Walmart Neighborhood Markets are set up in a similar fashion to Walmart Supercenters. On one side of the store, you'll find a full-service supermarket stocked with fresh produce, meats, dairy, deli items, floral arrangements, and baked goods. The other side of the store is dedicated to household products, such as cleaning supplies, health and beauty items, pet care products, greeting cards, and general merchandise. Like Supercenters, Neighborhood Markets also feature open-beam ceilings. However, the grocery side of the store is typically larger than that of Supercenters, while the general merchandise and household sections are usually smaller. Neighborhood Markets also have fewer checkout lanes, and many locations have transitioned to primarily self-service checkouts as of the early 2020s. Additionally, many stores offer drive-thru pharmacy tubes or windows, which are also commonly found at newer Supercenters and Sam's Club fuel stations.
== Companys ==
*Walmart - owner
*Sam's Club - sister company
*Aldi - competitor
*Publix - competitor
*Albertsons - competitor
*ShopRite - competitor
*Winn-Dixie - competitor
*Acme Markets - competitor
Category:Store variations
Category:Supermarkets