This is my go-to for midday DFW layovers. Good quality for airport food and the service is of moderate speed when you sit at the counter. Location is convenient as well, right next to the Skylink. I would not recommend it if you have a short layover, but otherwise it’s my favorite pizza at DFW.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Travis
Ordered at kiosk and sat down to dine, place was empty. Server came to take order and we informed her we already ordered so she told us we had to go sit in the dingy dirty cramped self service section. I told her we were gonna just stay where we were because the other place was gross. She protested again and I told her again we were sitting in the main dining area. Then another waitress came to tell us we had to move so again I politely informed her we would be finished shortly and be gone. The two servers sad bad and glared at us until we left. Pizza was great though. I fly dfw twice a month and this will be the last time I eat at cpk. Do better!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Jonathan Fahl
Wife and I thought we’d split a pizza. Cost $44 with a glass of wine. Got McDonald’s afterwards.
Gary Bouch
The restaurant had very few customers when we sat down. It was probably 20% full. The menu is relatively limited but had enough of a variety for an airport restaurant. The problem was, in our case, that the portions are incredibly small, the prices are outrageous, and the service was below average. The pizzas on the menu, unbeknownst to the customer because there are no sizes mentioned, come out at about 10 in, with at least a 1-in crust all around. There is almost no food. Less food than a 10-in Papa John's pizza or a personal pan pizza. A fountain soda was $4.25. I work in the restaurant business and this soda was roughly 8 oz of soda with the rest being ice. Food cost for this soda is $0.07. The food cost for our pizza, sausage pepperoni mushrooms was probably $2.75 but the pizza was $21. We had an appetizer of spin charge show dip that came out with cold tortilla chips and a breakfast cereal bowl that was half full. $16. Probably food cost less than $3. During the hour we were there we were never offered a refill on our beverages. The table even had an order by phone option which made service ambiguous and hit or miss. Ambiguous for us and for the service you never knew what people were doing or when they were ordering. My adult son ordered a Coors light. It was $8.25 for the beer in aluminum bottle. Overall our bill, pre-tip was roughly $59. For $59 we got a 10-in pizza, an appetizer of chips and dip, two sodas and one beer. They should be ashamed of themselves. Total exploitation and the menu was purposely ambiguous. The signage makes the pizza look much bigger and there is no indication on the menu of what you're getting. Later I noticed that the entire pizza was 200 calories. Imagine that. Less calories than a regular size Snickers bar. The same amount of calories as a 10 oz glass of vitamin d milk. An entire pizza was the same amount of food as a 10 oz glass of milk
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Marissa
Sticky and dirty counters and chairs. Awkward and strange service. They need to take more pride in their establishment. Don’t waste your $ here.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Angel Evans
Go right around the corner to Le Madeline for much better quality sandwiches & salads for a better price & kinder people. California Pizza Kitchen used to be nice, but this specific place sucks
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Zoe Castaneda
Their frozen pizza at the grocery store tastes better than whatever method they are doing here. Don't bother, its all horrible
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 5
Shari B
I had a transit stop here and ordered breakfast. I paid 24 dollars for 2 scrambled eggs and breakfast potatoes. The potatoes were burnt and about 1 month old, there was 1 piece of toast cut up in half. It was the worst breakfast i have had ever at an airport here in states. Waist of money and overpriced. I want to give Negative number if possible.
Food: 1
Chanel Kelley
They CLOSED
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kyle McDaniel
Told they were closed and go somewhere else at 8:35
Somehow the pizza here is worse than the frozen boxed variety by the same brand. Undercooked, greasy dough was Tough and chewy. Toppings tasted good, the whole thing was small though for $21~ Server was friendly. Would not recommend.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 5
Jeff Winters
Food served quickly, all staff was helpful. Great experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joseph Allen
Ordered food at the “to-go” kiosk, then sat down at an open table to eat. A server (Kerel) came over and told us we couldn’t eat inside because we had ordered to-go and insisted we leave and sit outside. As customers, we had no idea this was the policy, and the way it was handled was unnecessarily rude.
There were plenty of available tables—we were not taking seats from anyone. This isn’t good customer service. After checking other Google reviews, it seems this is a routine practice here, which makes the experience even more disappointing.
My wife and I will not return. Customers do have other options to eat and relax before flights, and I would encourage management to reconsider this policy and especially how staff communicate with guests.
Additionally, there were several available tables in the dining area.
Joseph \u0026 Anita Allen
Ordered food at the go kiosk server came over as we sat at a the tables and told us we can’t eat there because we ordered to go we the customer had no idea that was the process and were asked to leave to go sit outside somewhere else. Plenty of seats available we weren’t taking seats from anybody else employee was very rude.
My wife and I will not eat you again!
Server was kerel… very rude!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Tiffany Gladding
Marlo was very nice and super quick at taking my order as soon as I could put my stuff down. Pizza came out very quick and thank God because, I wasn't feeling the greatest after my last flight.
This is my go-to for midday DFW layovers. Good quality for airport food and the service is of moderate speed when you sit at the counter. Location is convenient as well, right next to the Skylink. I would not recommend it if you have a short layover, but otherwise it’s my favorite pizza at DFW.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Ordered at kiosk and sat down to dine, place was empty. Server came to take order and we informed her we already ordered so she told us we had to go sit in the dingy dirty cramped self service section. I told her we were gonna just stay where we were because the other place was gross. She protested again and I told her again we were sitting in the main dining area. Then another waitress came to tell us we had to move so again I politely informed her we would be finished shortly and be gone. The two servers sad bad and glared at us until we left. Pizza was great though. I fly dfw twice a month and this will be the last time I eat at cpk. Do better!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Wife and I thought we’d split a pizza. Cost $44 with a glass of wine. Got McDonald’s afterwards.
The restaurant had very few customers when we sat down. It was probably 20% full. The menu is relatively limited but had enough of a variety for an airport restaurant. The problem was, in our case, that the portions are incredibly small, the prices are outrageous, and the service was below average. The pizzas on the menu, unbeknownst to the customer because there are no sizes mentioned, come out at about 10 in, with at least a 1-in crust all around. There is almost no food. Less food than a 10-in Papa John's pizza or a personal pan pizza. A fountain soda was $4.25. I work in the restaurant business and this soda was roughly 8 oz of soda with the rest being ice. Food cost for this soda is $0.07. The food cost for our pizza, sausage pepperoni mushrooms was probably $2.75 but the pizza was $21. We had an appetizer of spin charge show dip that came out with cold tortilla chips and a breakfast cereal bowl that was half full. $16. Probably food cost less than $3. During the hour we were there we were never offered a refill on our beverages. The table even had an order by phone option which made service ambiguous and hit or miss. Ambiguous for us and for the service you never knew what people were doing or when they were ordering. My adult son ordered a Coors light. It was $8.25 for the beer in aluminum bottle. Overall our bill, pre-tip was roughly $59. For $59 we got a 10-in pizza, an appetizer of chips and dip, two sodas and one beer. They should be ashamed of themselves. Total exploitation and the menu was purposely ambiguous. The signage makes the pizza look much bigger and there is no indication on the menu of what you're getting. Later I noticed that the entire pizza was 200 calories. Imagine that. Less calories than a regular size Snickers bar. The same amount of calories as a 10 oz glass of vitamin d milk. An entire pizza was the same amount of food as a 10 oz glass of milk
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Sticky and dirty counters and chairs. Awkward and strange service. They need to take more pride in their establishment. Don’t waste your $ here.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Go right around the corner to Le Madeline for much better quality sandwiches & salads for a better price & kinder people. California Pizza Kitchen used to be nice, but this specific place sucks
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Their frozen pizza at the grocery store tastes better than whatever method they are doing here. Don't bother, its all horrible
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 5
I had a transit stop here and ordered breakfast. I paid 24 dollars for 2 scrambled eggs and breakfast potatoes. The potatoes were burnt and about 1 month old, there was 1 piece of toast cut up in half. It was the worst breakfast i have had ever at an airport here in states. Waist of money and overpriced. I want to give Negative number if possible.
Food: 1
They CLOSED
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Told they were closed and go somewhere else at 8:35
Restaurantji Recommends
Somehow the pizza here is worse than the frozen boxed variety by the same brand. Undercooked, greasy dough was Tough and chewy. Toppings tasted good, the whole thing was small though for $21~
Server was friendly.
Would not recommend.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 5
Food served quickly, all staff was helpful. Great experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered food at the “to-go” kiosk, then sat down at an open table to eat. A server (Kerel) came over and told us we couldn’t eat inside because we had ordered to-go and insisted we leave and sit outside. As customers, we had no idea this was the policy, and the way it was handled was unnecessarily rude. There were plenty of available tables—we were not taking seats from anyone. This isn’t good customer service. After checking other Google reviews, it seems this is a routine practice here, which makes the experience even more disappointing. My wife and I will not return. Customers do have other options to eat and relax before flights, and I would encourage management to reconsider this policy and especially how staff communicate with guests. Additionally, there were several available tables in the dining area.
Ordered food at the go kiosk server came over as we sat at a the tables and told us we can’t eat there because we ordered to go we the customer had no idea that was the process and were asked to leave to go sit outside somewhere else. Plenty of seats available we weren’t taking seats from anybody else employee was very rude.
My wife and I will not eat you again!
Server was kerel… very rude!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Marlo was very nice and super quick at taking my order as soon as I could put my stuff down. Pizza came out very quick and thank God because, I wasn't feeling the greatest after my last flight.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hawaiian Pizza
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