La Barca Market
A corner market on East 9th Street in Jingletown, stocking everyday groceries for the neighborhood.
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Where East 9th Street meets the old warehouses of Jingletown, La Barca Market has been listed at the corner of 2701 East 9th Street in Oakland since the 1980s, according to the records the chamber holds, a short walk from the Fruitvale BART station and the Embarcadero Cove waterfront. Jesus Hernandez is listed as the owner. Compiled from public filings and directory records, this page is pending the owner's confirmation, and a phone call is the surest way to check current hours and stock.
What a corner grocery like this carries
A neighborhood market of this size usually keeps the basics within reach: milk, eggs, bread, tortillas, canned goods, produce, cold drinks, snacks and household items that save a trip to a supermarket. In this part of Oakland that typically extends to Mexican and Central American staples such as dried chiles, masa, queso fresco, crema and pan dulce, plus phone cards and lottery tickets at the counter.
Some markets in the Fruitvale and Jingletown area pair the grocery counter with a small taqueria or hot-food case, and listings for La Barca Market have described it that way. Ask at the counter whether prepared food is available on the day you visit.
Shopping here
Small markets tend to run on cash and cards but not always on every payment app, so carry a card or a little cash. If you need a particular item such as a specific brand of masa or a case of drinks for a party, call first and ask whether it is in stock or can be ordered. Check the sell-by dates on dairy and packaged goods as you would anywhere, and ask about EBT acceptance if that matters to you.
Reach across the East Bay flats
Customers come mostly from Jingletown, Fruitvale and the San Antonio district, with Alameda just over the Park Street and Fruitvale bridges. The wider service area takes in Berkeley, Emeryville, Piedmont, San Leandro, Hayward and San Francisco, though a store like this is first and foremost a walk-in stop for the blocks around it. It sits off the International Boulevard corridor near Interstate 880.
The phone number on file is 510-535-1035. Owners of La Barca Market can take this page over and correct it by contacting the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Servicios
Típico de este tipo de negocioMilk, eggs, bread, produce, canned goods and dry staples for households in Jingletown and Fruitvale that want to skip the drive to a large supermarket.
Dried chiles, masa, tortillas, queso fresco, crema, beans and Mexican sodas of the kind a corner market in this part of Oakland typically keeps on the shelves.
A cooler of beer, sodas and water plus chips, candy and single-serve snacks for the walk-in customer, workers from the nearby warehouses and people heading to the bridges to Alameda.
Cleaning supplies, paper goods, toiletries and other items a neighborhood market usually stocks so a shopper can pick up what ran out without a special trip.
Phone cards, lottery tickets, ice and similar counter items commonly offered at an Oakland corner store; ask whether prepared food or a taqueria counter operates on a given day.
Detalles
Ubicación y zona de servicio
Oakland, CA 94601-1406
Preguntas frecuentes
Típico de este tipo de negocioDoes a corner market like this accept EBT or cards?
Many small grocers in Oakland take cards and EBT, but not all do, and some set a minimum for card purchases. Call ahead or ask at the counter before you shop if that matters for your trip.
Is there parking near East 9th Street?
Jingletown is a mixed residential and light-industrial area with mostly street parking. Most customers walk or park on the block; check the posted signs, since some curbs near the warehouses are loading zones.
Can I order a specific item in bulk?
Small markets often can bring in a case of a product they already carry if you ask a few days ahead. Call, describe the item and quantity, and ask whether a deposit is expected.
Does the market sell prepared food?
Some markets in this neighborhood run a taqueria counter or hot case, and directory listings have described La Barca Market that way, but this has not been confirmed with the owner. Ask when you call.
Antes de contratar
- Call 510-535-1035 first to confirm the market is open and its current hours.
- Ask whether cards, EBT or payment apps are accepted before you shop.
- Check sell-by dates on dairy, meat and packaged goods.
- If you need a specialty item or a case quantity, ask whether it can be ordered.
- Ask whether prepared food or a taqueria counter is operating that day.
Resumen en español
En la esquina de East 9th Street, en el barrio de Jingletown de Oakland, La Barca Market funciona como tienda de abarrotes de barrio: leche, pan, tortillas, chiles secos, masa, quesos, bebidas frías y artículos del hogar, cerca de la estación Fruitvale y de los puentes hacia Alameda. El propietario registrado es Jesús Hernández. Algunos directorios mencionan un mostrador de taquería, pero eso no está confirmado. Esta ficha se armó con registros públicos y todavía espera la confirmación del dueño, así que conviene llamar al 510-535-1035 antes de visitar para verificar horarios y existencias.
Compilado a partir de registros comerciales públicos que tiene la San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Las secciones marcadas como típicas describen lo que suele ofrecer un negocio de este tipo, no lo que este negocio ha confirmado.
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