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Fenwick Newcastle to launch new bakery-patisserie-café
Fenwick’s Food Hall will this month open a new bakery-patisserie-café, Mason + Rye, as part of ongoing redevelopments in its Food Hall.
Developed by London-based agency CADA Design, the design for Mason + Rye features a contemporary layout seating 80 covers, with timber-clad walls, chalkboard menus and zesty interior accents carried through to the team’s uniforms.
The concept and menu have been created by Fenwick Executive Chef Kelly Richardson, supported by prominent North East restauranteur Terry Laybourne of the 21 Hospitality Group, who has acted as consultant on the project.
Diners will be able to watch through the glass walls as a team of dedicated patissiers craft the finest patisserie, viennoiserie cakes, scones and biscuits.
Rhys McKinnell, Head of Food and Catering at Fenwick Newcastle, said: “Our kitchen team have created a tempting breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea menu, focussing on healthy salads, continental style sandwiches, high quality patisseries, Fenwick classic cream cakes and our signature savoury tarts. Fresh juices, tea and coffee will also be available as well as a choice of alcoholic beverages including wine, champagne and prosecco.”
Fenwick Executive Chef Kelly Richardson said: “At Fenwick, we have a strong ethos on fresh and premium produce so it’s really important to us that Mason + Rye offers exactly that – a wide variety of top quality goods with a home-baked feel. It’s another exciting venture that we think our customers will love.”
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