Pizza Lab by Pain d'Avignon

Pizza restaurant · Barnstable Town

Pizza Lab by Pain d'Avignon

Pizza restaurant · Barnstable Town

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15 Hinckley Rd, Hyannis, MA 02601

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Authentic Neapolitan pizza, cocktails, and Italian specialties  

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15 Hinckley Rd, Hyannis, MA 02601 Get directions

pizzalabpda.com
@pain.davignon

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15 Hinckley Rd, Hyannis, MA 02601 Get directions

+1 508 771 7101
pizzalabpda.com
@pain.davignon

$$ · Menu

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20 Essential Restaurants on Cape Cod

"Pain D’Avignon Pizza Lab opened in Spring 2024, next door to the famed Pain D’Avignon bakery in Hyannis. The Pizza Lab offers Neapolitan wood-fired pizza in addition to a small menu of Italian dishes. Father-and-son chefs Stefano and Tomaso Bobbio churn out scrumptious, thin-crust pizza such as the Calabria with spicy salami, prosciutto, and onion, the Bianca with bufala ricotta, black truffle oil, and arugula, and classics like eggplant parmesan, caprese, and meatballs made with wagyu beef and veal. The space is cozy, warm, and features an antique bar imported from Italy and seating around the pizza oven. Enjoy tiramisu, cannoli, affogato, and a selection of gelato and sorbet for dessert." - Anna Darrow

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Scuba Tyloo

Google
Great spot, and the ambience really makes you feel like your in a pizza kitchen. Pizza was delicious, as well as the homemade tiramisu

C.L. Fornari

Google
Too much salt! The food is off the charts in sodium. If they could get that under control this would be a great place. Music at a good level, great decor and friendly staff. If the pizza and salad would have half the salt it would still be delicious. Is the chef a smoker? Do they not know how salty this is?

Chaffinch

Google
We went out on a weekday. The place looks great, but the pizza is just ok for our preference. It was very thin and you are better off folding it because it lacks substance to hold it. The flavors were a little bland, too. I would not recommend if food is the main thing you are looking for. Great spot for socializing and a drink.

Maureen J

Google
Excellent across the board. Food is delicious and they seem to use only the best ingredients. The wood fired oven makes the most delicious and authentic Neopolitan pizza - we think the best on Cape Cod. (Sorry Barbone, but yours was undercooked the last time we dined.) Don’t miss the chicken wings, which are possibly the best I have ever had. Everything else we tried was delicious as well - lasagna, salads, etc.

Shaunna Dancause

Google
Nestled in the parking lot by Pain d'Avignon, you will find the best Neapolitan pizza on Cape Cod. Pizza Lab uses a woodfired pizza oven that is surrounded by a bar where you can dine and watch your food be made in real time. Their other seating options are the regular bar or tables. The crust on their pizzas is perfectly blackened with just the right amount of chew. The sauce is flavorful without being too much to where it overpowers the toppings and cheese. One pizza serves two people, so order a few different pies if your party is bigger and try out all the great options! One of my favorite things on the menu are the woodfired wings- YUM DOT COM!! I am also a big fan of the lasagna- it tastes homemade and oh-so-cozy like an Italian mama put her heart and soul in it. As for the pizza- my favorite is the Amalfi. <3 Make sure you order the tiramisu for dessert, it's the real deal. One day Pizza Lab is going to go viral and it will be hard to get a table here- mark my words! Definitely check it out.

Janeil C

Google
Pizza crust as you would expect was awesome. Very thin crusted pizza. Loved the sauce, and it all just tasted so fresh. Service was excellent and server was very helpful with our choices. Atmosphere is a really cool vibe.

Robert Sanborn

Google
I have ordered pizza here often and it is excellent . I got on their website and placed a delivery order. I got a confirmation text. After not hearing from them for over an hour, I called them. They said they had no record of the order, asked me to cancel it, and try again . Absolutely terrible service . So I placed an order at Mike’s: the pizza wont be as good but the service is good.

Florence Verrier

Google
Happy to finally get a chance to try Pizza Lab, we arrived later than we had hoped because of heavy traffic resulting in a five hour and 30 minute drive. Taking a few minutes to check in to our hotel we went straight to the restaurant at 8:45 with time to spare considering the recent email I had received and their website details, both of which indicated a 10 PM closing time. Policy indicated no reservations for parties under 6. We are two. On arriving we chose a seat and were directed to what the very pleasant waitress indicated was a better option. As we were looking at the menu another waitress came over to inform us that the kitchen would close at 9. Surprised by this I said but your email and website say 10. She replied, pointing to the door,, "We changed our hours - it's on the door." We quickly ordered - my husband requesting a meatball pizza. He was told they couldn't make a meatball pizza because meatballs are on the menu as a separate item! A bit confused he chose the Calabria (prosciutto, sausage, and bacon among other toppings) and I chose the Amalfi (pistachio stracciatella and crispy prosciutto). Both were delicious though not crispy as many reviewers report and a bit salty (also as previously reviewed). Also to note, we were told the bar would also close at 9. Advice would be to call ahead to see what closing time they wrote on the door and you can enjoy an interesting take on pizza from a French restaurant.
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Chris M.

Yelp
Bottom line up front: good pizza, terrible service, smallish place Made a reservation, which is typically easy. Pizza Lab uses some Google assistant deal so we kept having to check in to see if the reservation was confirmed. Caused us to be 10-min late as it was never clear that the system worked. Parking is very limited and competes with their parent restaurant next door. Inside is interesting, filled with murals and bar style seating around food prep areas. Very few actual tables. Very crammed and tough to walk around. On the loud side too. Sat right away, wasn't terribly busy at 630 on a Saturday, but was probably 80% capacity when we left. Tough seating. We had 3 small tables for a party of seven. Was plenty of room, but no one could navigate the tables. The servers seem to always be in each other's way or some other guest crossing paths. Rough layout Drinks took 25-minutes. Two were not good, intended to be the same, but tasted nothing like the other, third drink was not enjoyed, last was a beer that the server spilled on the table... and then proceeded to try and top off. Have never been in so we had a lot of questions. We led with hard ones like what type of olive was on a salad. Waiter said he didn't know but maybe Italians ones Asked how big the pizza was and told 12" and they serve one. Asked how the wings were and which the waiter recommended, and he replied is was just up to us to what we liked. We were very pressed to order one pizza each, which was rather annoying. We ended up getting four for seven people and took 3/4 of one home. Menu is somewhat limited, which I take no exception to. I strongly believe restaurants should do fewer things and do them well. The menu was uninteresting to us. None of the salads were particularly inventive or sounded like they had high quality ingredients. Apps were linked to a few things like wings and meatballs. And there were a few non-pizza entrees. Pizzas came out quick. Tried cheese, pepperoni and a meaty one. All very good. We all really enjoyed the dough too. Had better luck getter water in the desert. And served in tiny glasses to boot. After asking several times, including if they could just leave a pitcher with us, we were told there were only two pitchers for water in the whole restaurant and that the waiter "will be more present". He wasn't. There was a plate of pizza toppings on the table with cheese, hot pepper, oil and seasoning. We asked for more than the tiny ramekin of cheese, and the waiter seemed to believe that one tablespoon of cheese should satisfy the table of seven. Waiter forgot to charge for a drink, and after presenting the check he took it back and corrected it. Kinda odd. Few desserts sounded good, but we were pretty annoyed with the service, and no manager ever presented, so we left to have dessert elsewhere. Pizza cost average $~22 so is on the expensive side, but they were good. Too expensive for take out and there are plenty of much better established places for a complete meal. Service was abysmal. It would be hard to want to go back. Three stars is a rounding error on the high side.
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Rosalyn D.

Yelp
Fun vibe and ambiance with decor, bar seating and open cooking area. Delicious pizza, salad, cocktails, mocktails and tiramisu dessert!

C.L. F.

Yelp
Please, use less salt! I love the ambiance, the service, and the menu. I love the staff and the view of the pizza makers at work. What I don't love is how totally SALTY the pizza is. The toppings are already salty: cheese, meats etc. But your sauce is salty and even the crust has more salt than most breads. When I taste such dishes in a restaurant, my first question is, "Is the chef a smoker?" Because those who smoke often don't accurately taste their food. Even the salad we ordered was too salty. This is NOT good for your customers' health.

Patricia B.

Yelp
High quality interesting flavors. This is the best pizza I've had on the Cape. They haven't been open long but are already attracting a following and well justified. Great food and lovely ambiance. Can't speak to service as I mostly get take away.

Tracy L.

Yelp
Food was great! Drinks were great! The restaurant was FREEZING! Will wait for the spring to go back!!

Jameson H.

Yelp
Amazing pizza best around. Fun concept and service has been doing well. Love seeing the pizzas made at the bar

Jon F.

Yelp
Best pizza on Cape Cod!! Nothing else is even close. Great crust and toppings! We get pizza there about twice a week.