The Papermakers Arms

A pleasure to visit. Beautifully presented. Fresh flowers. Welcoming staff. Jug of iced water supplied without having to ask great touch. Fantastic tuna nicoise good portion size.

Quick dinner for the two of us with a late booking that they managed to fit us in. Very friendly, as usual, We both had a delightful chicken Thai curry. Perfect. And very filling.

I eat out often and particularly for a roast on Sunday. I visited here today. I was pleasantly surprised. The roast was the best I’ve had in a pub. Meat cooked well. Excellent staff and lovely pub. It’s a 45 minute drive for me but this may well be my new Sunday lunch pub. Thank you

After enjoying a walk from a nearby village, we booked a meal at this restaurant. When we arrived, a table was set up for us with dog biscuits and water for our furry friend. The food was delicious as always, and the service was warm, welcoming, and attentive. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly, and the food was great. Thank you for a wonderful experience.

Have been before and it again fid not disappoint. Probably the most enjoyable three courses I’ve had for a long time. The salmon starter and lemon ‘ice’ was a triumph, My homemade pie mains was beautiful and full of filling and my sticky toffee pudding dessert was lovely. Great food, friendly service and a beautiful location. If you haven’t been before, please try the Papermakers!

Simply the best chips I have ever eaten. Would go back just to eat a bowl of chips. I ordered Ham, Egg and Chips and the portion was enormous. Other mains seemed much smaller and some other customers were disappointed by that.I hated the chairs they were really big for the tables and hard to move. Minor point maybe but I thought the restaurant's layout was generally a little strange, I felt a bit exposed the whole time. Not a comfortable room. But the chips ........

My brother, our wives, and I decided to dine at a restaurant on Wellington Wednesday, where they offer beef Wellington for £35.00 each and either salmon or vegetable Wellington for £20.00 each. We started with a delicious pint of Timothy Taylor bitter, although it was a bit pricey. The wine selection, both white and red, was average and also a bit overpriced. The starters were underwhelming, with a tiny fishcake and lackluster sauce, but the leek and potato soup was a comforting choice for winter. However, we were very impressed with the Wellingtons - the tender, medium rare fillet encased in a perfectly crispy pastry, served with a flavorful jus, creamy mashed potatoes, and greens. Our wive...

Plaxtol is a welcoming village with a charming pub that attracts locals looking for a great drink and interesting food in a cozy setting. Despite the outdoor development, the weather didn't cooperate on our July visit. We enjoyed the laid-back atmosphere while sipping on draught bitter ale and perusing the menu. My starter of chicken liver parfait with thick slices of brown bread and local strawberries was delicious, though toasted bread would have been a nice touch. The parfait was light and velvety, a delight to the taste buds. For my main course, I chose the Thai green curry with chicken and basmati rice, a flavorful and satisfying dish. The kitchen was happy to pack up the leftover tuna...

Once again this friendly local pub in the centre of Plaxtol Village provided us with a first class mid week supper. Their draught beer £5.80/pint) from Longman 's was beautifully kept and every mouthful of hop flavoured ale was perfect. It was very cosy in the small dining area adjacent to the bar as the log fire was blazing on this very wet Storm Babet night The beef and Suffolk blue cheese croquette with horseradish sauce £9.00) was delicious. Hot crispy crust with a wonderful savoury middle had to ask for more sauce which quickly arrived. The salmon rillette £9.00) was also enjoyed as a starter. I had the Thai green curry £17.50) with chicken again) and was not disappointed. Lovely medium...