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About 1.5 miles for two local grocery stores, which happen to be right next to my work as well.

I shop at Walmart and the one I like to go to is not close. I normally stop on the way home from work. It's right off the highway exit, so it's super easy to get in and out of. If I go to the Lowes Foods nearby, it's 5 miles driving but it would be a mile if they would put a road in behind our neighborhood!!

About half of a mile. It's really nice because I'll usually walk there with the baby if I only need a couple of things.

Ours is about 5 miles away.

Probably a three minute drive. I used to live literally across the street from one. It was awesome.

Less than a 10 min. drive to a large (and fantastic!) grocery store, trader joe's and whole foods, though I never shop at whole foods.

We have a full-sized grocery store downstairs in our apt building It's owned by Koreans, so it has a very good Asian section, plus all the regular American brands you see at major stores. It also has tough-to-find European chocolates by their registers! There's another very similar store about a 6 minute walk away.

Trader Joe's (my go-to) is a quick 8 minute walk away, as is Food Emporium. Whole Foods (second favorite) is a 15 minute walk away.

There's also Fresh Direct which is my favorite in the winter. They make online grocery shopping so easy and deliver the next day. It's one of the best things about living in New York!

About 5 or 10 minutes to the store I like to shop at. Otherwise less then 5 minutes to a grocery store.

I buy the majority of our groceries online via peapod, so they get delivered! But, for the items I buy in store, we have 3 grocery stores within 1 block of our apartment (Gristedes, Westerly Market and Waverly), a whole foods 4 blocks away and a Food Emporium 6 blocks away. I'm definitely spoiled with my options, but find myself going to Gristedes which is the closest, the most.

We have a supermarket a block and a half away, and a gourmet/higher end market 4 blocks away. I go to both but I also order heavy groceries like milk from an online supermarket called Freshdirect every 2 weeks. Then I have to go into Manhattan to go to the Korean market -- it's 5 subway stops there and then I take a cab home.

I go to the market a lot!

Our closest one is a 5-10 minute walk. It's really nice to be able to walk there, something I never would have done when I lived in the States!

It is about two miles away. I love that it is so close.

We have a few options nearby. There's a produce market with some meats and veggies up the street. A walk and/or bus ride away is supermarket. I can hop on the El and get to an Aldi two stops away. There's also another produce market near my old apartment in our neighbor, but it's a bit of hike. I thought about going to the supermarket by bus or the longer walk produce market to get my grape fix today. I stayed at home and had mac and cheese instead.

We can also drive to two other grocery stores: Strack & Van Til or Mariano's.

There is a grocery store less than a mile away from my house, but I don't go there very often. I prefer to shop at Costco, Target, and Trader Joe's. The first two are 15-20 minutes away, and TJ's is 25-30 minutes away. It sounds like a far drive just for your basic groceries, but I enjoy the shopping experience, better foods, and better prices. I am lucky to live near a Chinese store and natural food store (although kinda pricey) -- both less than 10 minutes away.

Loblaws is a twenty minute walk or a 3 minute bus ride, so it's pretty close. A kilometer I'd say.