15 Hinckley Road
Hyannis, MA 02601
508-778-8588
Opened in 1992 as a wholesale bakery, Pain D'Avignon set about supplying truly exceptional artisanal bread to Cape Cod and beyond. As interest and demand grew, the restaurant opened a neighborhood boulangerie, where one could buy a crusty loaf of fresh bread, a tasty pastry or a cup of coffee. The boulangerie soon grew into a full-fledged café with a menu of soups, salads, sandwiches and pizzas.
Continuing their culinary expansion, Pain D'Avignon opened for dinner in the spring of 2009, just in time for the summer season. The French bistro menu, which uses only the freshest, highest-quality ingredients (many of them locally-sourced), blends classic dishes and contemporary world flavors. And it's proven to be a crowd-pleaser - customers enjoy breakfast and lunch inside and out throughout the day while evening diners vie for tables at this just-off-the-beaten-path spot in Hyannis.
19th Annual Night at the Chef's Table
The AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod enlists the help of Cape Cod's top chefs and restaurants for the ...
Wednesdays with Chef Toby Hill
There are signs of spring all over the Cape - especially in Hyannis, where the team at Pain D'Avignon is ...
Wednesdays with Chef Toby T. Hill
The middle of the week gets a little brighter thanks to Wednesdays with Chef Toby Hill, the new dinner series ...

Chef Toby T. Hill's passion for all things culinary was first sparked during his childhood in Kansas. At his mother's side, he learned to make sauces and gravies and several of her signature dishes.
After graduating Summa Cum Laude with a degree in Culinary Arts from Johnson & Wales University in Rhode Island, Hill's talent and enthusiasm for French and regional American cuisines led him to numerous key posts at celebrated restaurants throughout New England including Brasserie Jo, The Federalist at the XV Beacon Hotel; Chillingsworth; Spire at Nine Zero Hotel; Chatham Bars Inn; and 606 Congress at the Renaissance Hotel. In addition, Chef Hill opened his own concept and creation, Eldredge Room in Chatham, MA, where he received 2 ½ stars from Alison Arnett of the Boston Globe.
Currently, the Executive Chef of Pain D'Avignon's café-boulangerie, Hill has added to the authentic European bistro vibe by developing dishes that evoke both old world charm and new world ingenuity.
