Neighborhood grocers are right at home in Washington, D.C.

Small neighborhood grocers are seeing a resurgence in the Washington, D.C., market, where residents are increasingly seeking a neighborhood feel that brings together the residential and the commercial. At least six new neighborhood grocers have opened up shop in D.C. in the last two years, joining other well-established small grocers, as well as national players including Whole Foods and Wegmans. Read The Washington Post story here