The brand wants customers to explore its non-pizza menu items. 🍔
October is national pizza month, but the popular pizza brand with close toYes, you read that right.is rewarding customers who forgo the brand's signature pizzas in favor of the new West Coast Burger. CPK will treat those who try the burger from October 4 through October 31 with a free 7-inch pizza that can be redeemed at their next visit.The West Coast Burger is the first-ever burger offered by California Pizza Kitchen throughout the brand's 35-year history.
The originator of the California-style pizza wants to flip the script on national pizza month and highlight all of the other delicious non-pizza items on their menu. So, besides just the new West Coast Burger, rewards members who choose a salad, pasta, or other non-pizza entrees will also be gifted a free pizza during their next visit to a California Pizza Kitchen location.
"We love our California-inspired pizza, and it will always be our first priority," said Scott Hargrove, EVP and Chief Marketing Officer at CPK, in a."But we're boycotting pizza this month because we know our non-pizza menu items don't always get the same attention. We want guests to explore our menu and try something new.
Remember, this month-long promotion is only available to registered California Pizza Kitchen rewards members. Anyone can become a member by downloading the CPK Rewards app for iOS or Android. Keep in mind the free pizza reward expires after November 10!
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