California Pizza Kitchen at Rolling Hills

Went with a friend for a birthday lunch.Restaurant wasn't crowded and many staff were walking about but getting actual service was somewhat difficult.our server acknowledge the birthday by ordering up an ice cream Sunday which was brought by a lady who said "i have a free dessert for this table" then set it down at the edge of the table and walked away. Food was nothing spectacular,service mediocre

Sever was an eagles fan . Hated him .

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Excellent food, and service. We ordered Kung pao, California style, and carne asada pizza, and exceeded my expectations. Food wad so good, forgot to take pictures.

VERY friendly staff. The food was served hot and attractive.

CPK is USUALLY pretty good. I always get the same thing: regular pizza with black olives, pineapple, and fennel sausage. It’s pretty good. I LOVE THEIR BREAD AND HERBED OIL!!!!! I could eat just that, tbh!! Lately, I’ve been adding mushrooms to my pizza when I’ve ordered from Dominoes, Little Caesar’s, etc., and I’ve been loving it. So I thought I’d try it here; BIG MISTAKE!!!! The mushrooms were sliced so thinly that they got **super** overcooked: they were practically vaporized! They were super shrunken, hard, chewy, and wrinkly. At the other pizza places, I’ve been receiving mushrooms that were four times as thick even after cooking, rendering them plump and having a pleasant texture. I mean, I nearly began picking the mushrooms off the pizza. I really should have sent the pizza back because it truly was subpar. But I didn’t want to wait because I was hungry. I really cannot believe the cooks let that go out, but hey whatever. I will never order mushrooms on a CPK pizza again, that’s for sure! Otherwise, everything was fine, as is usually the case. Kid-friendliness: Very kid-friendly, as in: unfortunately for people seeking a quiet atmosphere, this location did not say a single word to a person whose children were seated near us and who were being very loud. Then again, how, exactly, does one handle that with tact and grace without offending anybody? It’s kind of a no-win situation.