When I don't want to deal with the stress of supercenters, the Neighborhood Market is one of my go-to place. What it boils down to is that the Neighborhood Market is a Walmart minus general merchandise, crowds, and stress. Regardless that the prices are slightly higher than the supercenters, they are still inexpensive.
From my experience, they carry the exact food as the supercenters. The number of checkout lanes open is usually one to two. The same as most supermarkets. Parking is also plentiful.
Walmart built the Neighborhood Markets for consumers that want to save money and live better without driving to the supercenter. In a sense, they built this store to sustain their food customers in their Marks Street supercenter market area. When I am in the area and I want inexpensive food without dealing with the stress of shopping in the Marks Street supercenter, I often patronize this Neighborhood Market.