Fenwick

The new Paperchase. avoid it… never met three more inept people than the three staff who seem to run this section. and that is not based on one visit. based on three
…embarrassing
PLUS The girl in the Men’s Department with the long brown curly hair WAS the the rudest person I ever met
AVOID HER
.THANK GOD for John Lewis

Fenwick is such a huge store! With an entrance on Northumberland street and one that opens onto The Monument as well as having other exits and entrances into different parts of intu Eldon Square… to say the least, I get very lost when I go in there. To confuse matters, there’s also steps and stairs taking you here, there and everywhere! I much prefer Bentalls but I can say, Fenwicks does have a range of good name concession stands (which follow with the price tag), a make-​up floor, some cute bits and pieces of stationary and randomly, some food joints which includes a sushi joint that kind of smells up the place. The layout is pretty confusing so I haven’t ventured in too many times.
There’s wifi in here but you have to sign-​up and it takes a while to be connected…
The Christmas window this past year was pretty cool though (not sure if it was worth the queues or the aggressive shoving!)
The building front from Northumberland street is a looker, if nothing else, Fenwicks can offer a visually pleasing building to admire.

I love Fenwicks! It’s a fantastic department store with everything you could need under one roof and my personal go to place for a cosmetics and clothes fix! Whether it be perfumes, international foods from the food hall or homeware products Fenwicks has it all.
There’s a great choice of places to dine too including an American diner and Café 21 for those who literally like to shop until they drop.
Plus what a bonus! Every Christmas time they unveil their Christmas window (which changes each year) and flood Northumberland street with the cheery sound of Christmas music!

Spot on shop that has a good selection of designer clothe and household accessories… The shop also has a decent restaurant so if your after some nice food whilst shopping then give it a go.

Fenwicks is definitely my go to shop in Newcastle. It has by far the largest collection of designer clothes in the city, although it doesn’t match up to the bigger department stores such as selfridges, Bloomingdales etc for a small city it serves us well! I recommend popping to café 21 in there whilst you’re about too, great food & service.

So many happy childhood memories of Fenwicks toy department so always enjoy my visits here. The department store all the others want to be. Took huge pleasure in taking my own son to see the Christmas window

This I think is the biggest department store in Newcastle which is partly the reason I get lost in it. There are numerous floors of high quality products ranging from cosmetics, clothes, electronics, homeware, toys and much more. This of one of them shops you can easily spend a good few hours in. The staff always smile and say hi as your walk past. If you need a lot of different items when your in town this would be the one place that is likely to have all of them under one roof.

Listen, Im not one of THOSE American ex-​pats that is all obnoxious about needing certain American food items, but it is awesome to see a place selling canned pumpkin pie filling or cornbread mix, just in case. Im totally down with the American food selection here, though it can be pricey. Prepare to pay £7.50 for a box of Lucky Charms. The good news is you can get stuff like Mountain Dew, Twizzlers and Reese’s for a decent price.

The Food Hall is a must, it has allsorts of goodies. It seems to stock everything, Fresh Meat, Veg, Cheeses, Cold meats, Freshly gound coffees. Its more than a Deli and more varied than a supermarket. The Off License is amazing too, too many different things to list you really have to see it for yourself.

Fenwicks is easily the best department store in Newcastle. With a variety of departments and concession stands there is something to suit everyone.
All of the leading highstreet names can be found here as well as some more up market names. The food court provdies a wide range of fresh and frozen foods, as well as luxuary food items. There are also several food and drink services including a YD sushi bar and a coffee shop. Thelayout is well structured with floors being devoted to a particular audience.

I like Fenwick but a lot of the stuff they sell is not very competatively priced. The restaurants are very nice though and all the food is reasonable. It’s good because you can get a full meal or just a sandwich or even just a cake and a coffee.
Mmmm i love their cream cakes!
At Christmastime, Fenwick also have their legendary ‘Fenwick Window’ that attracts a lot of children. Every year it is always beautifully decorated in a different style with a different theme but it is always very pretty and magical for the kids.
Even if you don’t want to shop in the store, it’s still worth a look at the window on the main street!

Fenwicks is great– a department store with all sorts, which caters for designer lable lovers and grannies a-​like! It has a food hall with lots of nice food, chocolates etc, a makeup floor, underware department, haberdashery, clothes for men and women of all ages. It also has a great selection of cards on the ground floor in is a one stop shop for presents.

Fenwick store is not a store that I like to visit to be honest. It is expensive place to shop I think. It is not as expensive as Marks & Spencers and House of Frasers though. But, certainly it is not the cheapest. It offers a good variety of goods. Worth to look at if you want to get christmas gift ideas. The food hall is nice, but once again it’s not cheap. The store is pretty big, I got lost several times. The best thing about Fenwick store is its christmas display. When it comes to near Christmas, the marvelous display is at its window. I can rate Fenwick’s christmas window display the best in north east I believe.

It has an entry in elddon square and on northumberland street This shop sells everything from desginer clothes to bedding, beds furniture tv books. There make up department and perfum store is great they have lovely stuff in the food department and a wide range of whiskeys in the drinks shop.
The toy shop is great, there is a hairdresses up there and a nice café
The underwear shop is great, they offer a great bra fitting service and the changes rooms are large with good lighting
The best bit is the toilets load of them and a seperate ladies waiting room which is massive with mirrors and chairs to wait in Great in the sales and who would do without fenwicks window

Fenwicks is a Newcastle institution. It is a massive shop selling almost anything over all the different floors. Probably best known for its Christmas window display which is always a sight to behold. Pretty easy to get lost in though due to the size and the number of entrances.

I have found this shop to be competitent on price though I have found that day to day items are cvheaper but its ideal for that large purchase one may need time to time. The one thing I didnt like was the security guard following me all over the shop, fair enough they have the right to protect their property but following a lady who shops in tyhe store regularly and has nothing to hide nor did I have a bag on this last visit. I will be hearing about a complaint about this sometime this week thus the low rating.

Fenwick was founded in 1882 in Newcastle and the store has grown to become one of the largest in the UK.
The Fenwick building is a magnificent structure with beautiful stone work and intricate stained glass windows on the Northumberland Street façade.
Fenwicks is a huge multi-​level store with one of the biggest cosmetic halls in the country. The store offers a choice of restaurants, including a popular Yo-​sushi bar located within the Food Hall.
The Food Hall sells organic and unusual products, delightful pastries, local produce and a fantastic assortment of sweets; as well as containing a delicatessan with an enormous range of mouth watering treats.
There is an entire floor of (quite expensive) ladies and mens fashion and accessories, as well as furniture, jewellery, china and gifts, a huge toy department, sports clothes and equipment, magazines and newspapers, children’s clothing and babywear, household appliances, craft items, material, paint and DIY goods — it’s got everything (but often at a price!)
Definitely worth a visit just to see the magnificent façade and to taste the cream cakes.
If you are in the area at Christmas time check out the famous Fenwick window display; when you’re a child in Newcastle it’s not Christmas until you’ve been to see Fenwick’s window.
Lifts are available.
Fenwick
Northumberland Street,
Newcastle upon Tyne,
NE99 1AR.
TEL: 0191 232 5100
FAX: 0191 239 6621
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If you have a good few hours to spend then you should take a trip to Fenwicks. Entrances to the store are as follows Basement — Entrance through TK Maxx (Monument Mall) Ground Floor — Entrance from Northumberland Street /​Next to Newcastle United Shop (Monument Mall) /​Waterstones First Floor — Entrance from Eldon Square next to boots.
On the Basement floor at one end you will find the Homeware section so crockery, cutlery, pans, bedding, towels, electrical appliances and at the other end Material, Beads, art and crafts. There is also a café serving Hot and Cold Food. and A Toilet. On the Groundfloor you have the makeup and perfume counters, Menswear, Cards, Cheaper range shoes and clothing, newspapers, Flowers, The food hall featuring Yo Sushi and Pret a Manger. The first floor Has Fenwicks French featuring High End clothing, underwear department, sungasses, watches, jewellery, bags, ladies shoes and clothing, you will find concessions here like TopShop, Oasis, Warehouse, Karen Millen, Levis, Wheels and Doll baby and many more. There is a place to eat on this floor. The Second Floor is Furniture, Cash Machines, Accounts Department, TV’s and Electricals and The Third Floor houses another place to eat, Baby and Childrens clothing, Toilet, Toy Fair, Beauty and Hair place, Garden Furniture and Sale Items.

Fenwicks is a huge multi-​level store. At Northumberland street level the food section is a brilliant place to get lush cream cakes and pastries. The small supermarket section leans towards selling organic and more unusual products, lots of locally produced stuff too, such as the Chain Bridge Honey Farm range of honey.
Several independant clothing outlets on the same level here, many of them quite expensive. A new Yo-​sushi bar has proved very popular!
Upper levels have a toy and children’s clothing department, and a furniture department.
One level leads directly into Eldon Square, but it is easy to get lost in the vast store. Lifts available.

the fenwicks store have a very wide variety of products and gifts. there store is always bustling at christmas time and they always have a beautiful window display that the kids always enjoy.
very nice restaurant too when you need a pit-​stop :)