A village pub is to reopen with a new menu next week after a month-long closure.
The Smoke House in Banham will be serving pints once more from January 24 after closing on Boxing Day.
During the closure it has undergone some essential maintenance work, the pool table room has been refurbished and the menu has been revamped.
The pub is kitted out like a diner inside (Image: The Smoke House) Stuart Kendall, who helps his wife Lindsey run the family business, said: "We wanted our staff to have a good break as they all work so hard.
"It's given us the opportunity to do some maintenance work at the pub and make some adjustments to the building.
"We are excited to get it back open and to see all our customers again."
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The venue specialises in smoked meats and will be keeping a lot of the most popular dishes on the menu.
The Smoke House has several customers from the local army bases, with customers likening the food to that made by their family in the USA.
However, Mr Kendall said that this January the pub would also be launching rotisserie chicken dishes and a range of new small plates.
The pub specialises in smoked meats which will remain on the menu (Image: The Smoke House) There will be added fresh dessert options and milkshakes too.
He added: "We listened to our customers and have updated the menu with some options that they asked for.
"We are raring to go with the new menu."
The pub will be back with a bang with plans to host several events in the coming weeks and months.
Live musicians are booked for Valentine's Day and the pub has already announced a meal deal for the duration of the Six Nations Rugby tournament.
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