

The store will open at the earlier time of 8 am on Sunday, September 12 for runners to grab some last-minute sustenance before heading up to the start line.
Restaurants Roof Thirty Nine, Fuego and Mason + Rye will all open their doors and serve breakfasts and “performance-boosting snacks” in the Food Hall.
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Fuego will have breakfast specials on the menu such as scrambled eggs with smoked salmon and toasted sourdough, crushed avocado on toasted sourdough with chilli, lime and poached eggs, or a dry-cured bacon roll.
At Roof Thirty-Nine there will be BBQ honey-roasted streaky bacon steak with poached eggs, coconut bircher muesli with mango and passionfruit, bacon and gruyere cheese croissant and a selection of delicious baked goods.


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Scattered around will also be Great North Run cupcakes, energy flapjack bars, almond milk porridge, juice and smoothie specials.
The Fenwick restaurants are also readying themselves to welcome runners for a celebratory breakfast once the race has finished. with some of those heavier options perhaps better suited to replenishing calories post-race.
Given that the Great North Run will finish at the Town Moor this year, participants will be able to get into the city centre quicker after collecting their medal.
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Fenwick will also play host to expert chefs throughout the weekend with live demonstrations taking place in the Food Hall.
For those wanting to carb-load the night before the race, the will be the Raffiné ‘Pasta Party’ Bar as the Great North Run weekend pop-up.


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Best friends and chefs Lewis and Adam will be behind the stand serving a selection of pasta and risotto dishes, the must-have before taking on the race.
Fenwick is a mainstay on Newcastle’s Northumberland Street and sits at the beating heart of the city.
As usual, the store will also be entering a team to run the Great North this weekend.
The group will be raising money to support Street Zero, a homeless charity in Newcastle.
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Last time out, in 2019, the Fenwick team raised an impressive £35,000 for the charity and this year’s target has been upped to £50,000.
You can sponsor the Fenwick Great North Run 2021 team here.