Tachbrook Street Market

Tachbrook Street Market began in eighteen sixty-seven, though it originally occupied the adjacent Warwick Way. Traders moved the market to its current home on this pedestrianized stretch of Tachbrook Street to clear a path for Victorian fire engines. At its height in the nineteen thirties, the market boasted around two hundred stalls, serving as a primary source of fresh produce for the neighborhood long before modern supermarkets arrived. Today, you are walking through a space that has evolved from a dense, produce-heavy thoroughfare into a dedicated hub for international street food.