What's The Difference Between Walmart And Walmart Neighborhood Market? - Mashed

Walmart Neighborhood Markets are smaller than a regular Walmart Supercenter but bigger than your average supermarket. Typically located in urban areas or suburban areas that aren't served by larger supermarkets, they provide an alternative for people who want better service, local ingredients, and healthier food options. They also happen to be competition for similar store concepts such as Trader Joe's or Whole Foods (via Business Insider).

Often, you can find fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables in their produce department. Not only this, but the prices of your usual groceries, pharmaceutical needs, and fuel will be the same low price that you can find in your usual Walmart as well. While the bigger Walmarts focus on bigger charities such as the recent $12 million to hunger relief, each Neighborhood Market aims to give back to the community not only by supplying jobs but also through charitable donations to local causes. They also employ around 95 employees at each location (via QuerySprout).

A Neighborhood Market's smaller size allows its employees to provide a more personable experience and give a community feel to the local area. So, it's definitely worth checking out your local Walmart Neighborhood Market and seeing what's behind the big green sign.

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