Great room and decor for dining. Cod with chorizo and chickpeas was excellent. Until December 2016 he was the head chef of Koffmann's at The Berkeley hotel in Knightsbridge, London. Will be missed.This was our last visit to koffmans yet again we were not disappointed I am so sad this restaurant is closing:( I'm sure there will be a few sad people all the very best for the future cFood was amazing as always. Service was well judged - attentive without being overbearing. Service was excellent. Always fresh ingredients with great presentation and tastes. Formal without being too fussy. Pierre Koffmann at Restaurant on the Roof, Selfridges London, 400 Oxford Street (020 7318 7778/ www.selfridges.com). This restaurant will be truly missed - where else will I get my stuffed pigs trotters, snails and the best desert in the world the Pistachio Souffle? Dishes from a set menu and subject to change. 12:00 until 14:00; 18:00 until 18:30 sharp (last order)PLEASE NOTE: The menu below is a sample menu. Management reserves the right to refuse the set menu to tables arriving after 18:30. The serve\ice was punctual and attentive and we really enjoyed the evening. We hope so!Fabulous experience as always. Pierre Koffmann, whose protégés include Marco …
Time Out Food & Drink Editors, January 2017.. Pierre Koffmann, one of the most esteemed chefs of his … Pierre Koffmann (born 21 August 1948) is a French professional chef. Staff were charming and knowledgeable - such a shame to hear the restaurant will close on 31 December but we look forward to finding out if Monsieur Koffman will open elsewhere. However, she found a hair in her cheesecake, which was not pleasant. Of course the wine was a la carte and as someone who maintains a decent collection of good wines for drinking at home, do resent paying what has become the increasingly rapacious markups even in quite ordinary restaurants, to which of course the now standard 12.5% service charge is applied in full.Everything was perfect. Pierre Koffmann's name has been synonymous with some of the finest French food in Britain for over 35 years and Koffmann's venture at The Berkeley in Knightsbridge serves to reinforce this. Would love to know were Mr Koffman is going next?Came here because we had heard it was closing for refurbishment and neither me nor my wife had ever tasted the legendary Pigs Trotter or Pistachio Souffle. The service this time was not as good as usual though.This is classic classic French "Haute Cuisine" at its best Unfortunately our main courses were cold but breads were deliciousThis restaurant is permanently closed. Shame it's closing. Expensive, but quite a bit less than we had expected for food of this calibre.Our favourite London restaurant - sad that it's closing due to refurbishment at the end of this month. I went to Koffmans with my mother and the food was great. Absolutely FAN-TASTIC darlingWonderful restaurant and such a shame it is closing for 2017. The waitress got our desert order wrong and amazingly they took all deserts off the bill - unheard of! AVAILABLE Wednesday to Sunday lunch or early dinner. Food is the main event. Fantastic value for money.So sorry to hear that Koffmans is closing! This restaurant has not received enough recent ratings to display a current ratings snapshotIf you believe this review should be removed from OpenTable, please let us know and someone will investigate. La Tante Claire, his now legendary restaurant, gave Pierre Koffmann the platform to achieve three Michelin stars.