The most popular grocery stores in Philly
Why it matters: Shoppers are on the hunt for the best deals amid sky-high food costs that are poised to keep climbing.
By the numbers: Walmart and its supercenters ate up 16.4% of the region's market share in 2024, per new data from Chain Store Guide.
Albertsons' Acme stores, despite their troubles in recent years, were a close second with 15% of market share.
That was followed by Giant and its Martin's stores (12.8%), Costco (5.9%) and Wegmans (5.7%).
Flashback: Walmart's big-box stores maintained the top supermarket spot for at least a third straight year.
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