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I've heard of CPK, from friends and heard the reviews but never got a chance to see what all of the fuss was about. Cutting to the chase it's not too shabby. The pizzas are decent sized the selection is enough to where you can try something new each time you go too. So far I'd like to say that the thinner crust is the way to go, I went with my lovely lady and we both enjoyed the 4 Cheese Thin Crust. And trust me it was awesome, the crust was just right, it was actually very tasty , we also had the Original Chopped Salad and another pizza that wasn't bad but not on par with the thin crust 4 cheese. The service was pretty good for a chain, the staff was attentive enough and the price was nice for 2 people with fair appetites. No complaints from me, as a matter of fact we should be going this Friday to try some of the other offerings they have :)

I've lived near this place for 7 years and can't believe I didn't venture in until recently. There are limited options for dining in this area, so it's definitely now on my list. I have had the chicken pesto pizza and the works- both excellent and cooked just right. Never thought a chain restaurant would be a great choice in Manhattan, but CPK is the exception!

This is my favorite eating destination. Its a fun place to go with friends, but its just as comfortable to dine solo at the bar or a table with a book. My personal choice dish is the Garlic Fettucine Pasta with Mushrooms and Chicken. DELISH. Also great are the pizzas, and apparently the salads. They make a mean strawberry lemonade that I always order. The bonus of this location is that if you are in the mood for dessert its in close proximity to both Dylan's Candy Bar and Serendipity 3.

I'm obsessed with C.P.K. and it's a great place to come for a casual dinner with friends. The food always hits the spot since it's an "international" menu and fulfills whatever I'm craving. Favorite items: the fusili with broccoli and tomato, hummus, the baja spring rolls, and the BBQ chicken salad.

I love CPK, but of course I have only had it in Cali. I would never recommend ordering delivery from them. The delivery time is forever and the pizza is cold. Also, I ordered a half salad, which in my experience is enough for two people, but not the case here, very small for $8. Not a great deal for the price. I will just wait and eat it again when I go back home.

Service has not improved since the previous reviews. After being seated in one of the worse seats in the house, underneath the stairs, it took an unusually long time for the waiter to come and take our order. The next time we saw our waiter again was when the check came, and that was before we asked for it. The service was so poor that we weren't even given the basics such as bread and butter, forks, knives, and napkins. We had to eat with our hands and wipe our mouths on the small pieces of paper they put under our drinks. This wasn’t a busy night as there were vacant tables and no one waiting to be seated, so being under staffed was not an excuse. Looking around the room, there were several unclean tables that took 10-15 minutes to be cleared off after its occupants left. I must admit that I did enjoy their innovative pizzas, especially their buttery crust. However, it doesn’t make up for not getting even eating utensils.

Women are always looking for a great salad -- and here's the place. I like them so much I've never even been tempted to order the pizza. There are many choices, each has a huge array of ingredients, and portions are so generous that I've somestimes taken home half my half-salad order because it was just too much. Friends are occasionally surprised when I suggest we meet here--it's for a younger, family crowd, and we're old enough to have adult children--but they like what they find. Sometimes I order a bunch of salads and serve them to friends for a lunch or dinner party.