A takeaway in Norwich has given the traditional Sunday roast a smoky twist and you can even get loaded Yorkshire puddings.

Andy Davis opened Norwich Smokehouse in Aylsham Crescent, off Aylsham Road, late last year.

Eastern Daily Press: Norwich Smokehouse, Aylsham Crescent, Norwich.Norwich Smokehouse, Aylsham Crescent, Norwich. (Image: Steve Adams)

The meats are all sourced locally, with the main supplier Swannington Farm to Fork, and Sunday roasts are launching on Sunday, January 30.

There is a choice of smokehouse beef brisket, bay smoked chicken thighs, Bertha oven roasted pork loin or charcoal grilled Seitan chops.

Eastern Daily Press: A Sunday roast from Norwich Smokehouse.A Sunday roast from Norwich Smokehouse. (Image: Andy Davis)

This comes with a smoky cauliflower cheese loaded Yorkshire pudding, wood-fired garlic and thyme Hasselback potatoes, a whole coal roasted carrot, collard greens and smokehouse gravy.

It is available between 12pm and 4pm for £12.95 and you can also get all the meats and starters and desserts for an additional charge.

Mr Davis, 49, said: "We wanted to replicate the true smoke experience you get in the states.

"With the roasts we are Anglicising it as they are such a big thing in British culture and the biggest part is the quality of the meat and gravy."

Pre-ordering is recommended for collection or delivery by calling 01603 474747.

You can also visit norwichsmokehouse.com