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Watch your pie bake in a wood-fired oven at this national chain with global culinary influences.. In Short
Founded in Beverly Hills in 1985, these eateries with the trademark yellow, black and white color scheme have spread nationwide. The decor consists of simple wood and glass with roomy black leather booths. The thin-crust pizzas come with innovative toppings from Asia, Latin America and the Southwest; signature pizzas like the Original BBQ Chicken and Jamaican Jerk Chicken compete with old standbys like pepperoni and traditional cheese. Pastas, salads, soups and sandwiches round out the menu.

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Ur Ordinary Kitchen. I can here on a Wednesday afternoon, because my friends and I couldn't find the time to fit brunch. We ended up having a "late brunch" at 3:30 p.m., or possibly a "Lunner." We ended up going to CPK for food. The food was decent, but there was a questionable salad on our table. I had a vegetarian pizza, which was really good. I guss I would only recommend the pastas or pizzas if anyone ever decides to come to CPK. The service wasn't that bad, but we did have a "change" of waitress in the middle of our meal without the first waitress bothering to tell us she had to leave. The second waitress was much better than the first and was curteous. We had a nice time and I would only recommend this place for a causual lunch or dinner. Nothing special really.