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California Pizza Kitchen at Tarzana

California Pizza Kitchen at Tarzana

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18800 Ventura Blvd, Los Angeles, California, 91356, United States
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Apr 25, 2018
Although it was busy and crowded we had wonderful, friendly service. Parking attendant found us a space, one of the hosts opened the front doors for us, they accommodated our seating request. The waiter was attentive and helpful and the food and drinks came faster than expected. We enjoyed all of our order except one bar drink, and they deleted it from the bill. Portions were plentiful and we were provided containers and bags to take home. They have redecorated somewhat since we were last there and it has a fresh look. Menu has some changes as well. It is lively and a little loud at dinner time, but the atmosphere is friendly.

Feb 18, 2018
Cpk is one of my favorite restaurants to go to. The food is amazing and reasonably priced. They are very consistent with their food and never let me down, not to mention the staff is very nice and make you feel welcome. Not to mention their store bought frozen pizzas are great also. Well deserved 5/5!

Mar 29, 2018
I am only giving 4 stars because you have to ask for more sauce on your pasta. I remember when the pasta had an adequate amount of sauce and was shocked the last few times I ordered that there was hardly any sauce. The excuse they gave was these are "the new nutritional guidelines". The soups, salads, and deserts are still worth it. I love the steak but I don't care for the salad that comes with it. The last BBQ Chicken pizza I ordered was unimpressive; the crust was sooo thin and the sauce and toppings were almost non-existent; the pepperoni is still the best bet.

Apr 9, 2018
The menu is extensive, lots of items to choose from and almost all of their dishes are great for sharing. My mom and I like to come here because we can split a pizza and salad or pasta, so we don't have to face the difficult task of choosing just one item off of their menu, in which everything looks delicious! The service has always been A+ every time I've visited this location - the servers treat the guests like friends/ family and take the time to talk to us even when the place is super busy, which it has been pretty much every time I've been here. I know what it's like to work in a busy restaurant where there doesn't seem to be a second to spare, and this is no easy task, so kudos to those that work here and always manage to find the time to do so! The only reason I didn't give this location 5 stars was that it feels nearly impossible to have a conversation at your table! The insanely busy atmosphere on EVERY night of the week definitely factors into the reason for this frustrating situation, but I understand that's not the restaurant's fault, in fact it's something they should be proud of! However, the blasting music is, in my opinion, totally unnecessary, when it's already hard enough to hear your dinner companion(s), and because it's a family restaurant, so I don't exactly see the point. The last time I visited this CPK, it was so bad, it definitely affected my desire to visit again in the future and my overall opinion of the restaurant in a negative way. I left the place with a headache from attempting to have a conversation with my mom during our meal, straining both to hear what she was saying and to say anything over the noise in return. I will most likely give this CPK another try in the future for lunch or during slower business, but if it were my choice, I'd probably choose a different location or a different restaurant altogether if it was as busy as it has been the last few times I've visited.

Feb 16, 2018
The service was amazing and everyone was so kind and helpful. Always positive and smiling. In my opinion the food is great when you have it fresh on the spot, not as good when taken to go. Kind of pricy too, but the service really made me happy.

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