One counter, two menus
Papa Gino's and D'Angelo Under One Roof
Some papaginos restaurants share a building with D'Angelo Grilled Sandwiches. Order thin-crust pizza, pasta, and baskets, then add grilled sandwiches and lobster rolls to the same ticket.
A co-branded Papa Gino's & D'Angelo is one restaurant operating under two names — and one order that can span both.
This page explains where those shared locations are, what they serve, and why the format exists in the first place.
What a co-branded restaurant is
The Papa Gino's side
Pizza, pasta, subs, and baskets
Thin-crust pies are the anchor. From there the kitchen runs pastas, subs, salads, and baskets — the everyday lineup that a Papa Gino's on its own already carries. Nothing here changes because a D'Angelo shares the room; it is the same menu served from the same counter.
If your group is set on pizza night, this side alone covers it. The shared format simply means the people who would rather not eat pizza have an answer that does not involve a second stop.
The D'Angelo side
Grilled sandwiches and lobster rolls
D'Angelo Grilled Sandwiches brings a second, distinct menu to the same building: hot grilled sandwiches made to order, plus lobster rolls that show up on New England menus when the season is right.
Both brands keep their own identity. The result is one stop with a wider menu than either name would offer alone.
For a family or a group where not everyone wants pizza, that range is the reason to choose a shared unit over a standalone shop. It is the same reason the format shows up where it does — on roads people are already driving.
Where the shared locations are
Co-branded Papa Gino's and D'Angelo restaurants sit across New England, with several Massachusetts and New Hampshire location pages identifying the shared format.
Where you tend to find the shared format
That last row is the useful one. The pairing appears most often where a broader menu helps people who are passing through — travelers who want a real meal and do not yet know what everyone in the car will order. Store pages identify which restaurants are Papa Gino's & D'Angelo units, so you can tell before you drive.
Find a co-branded locationThe combined menu
Two menus, one ticket. A group can split between a pizza and a sandwich without anyone making a second stop — and a single person can order a slice and a sandwich if they cannot decide.
From the Papa Gino's kitchen
- Thin-crust pizza, by the pie or the slice
- Pasta plates
- Subs and salads
- Baskets
From the D'Angelo side
- Grilled sandwiches, made to order
- Lobster rolls
- Ordered alongside the pizza side
- Same counter, same ticket
Why it works on the road
Why the format works for travelers
Highway-adjacent co-branded stores serve a specific kind of customer: someone on the road who wants a real meal, not a gas-station snack, and who may not know what everyone in the car wants yet.
A menu that spans pizza, pasta, sandwiches, and lobster rolls handles that uncertainty. Everyone finds something, and the stop stays short — no second drive, no separate order, no debate settled at the wrong counter.
Ordering from a shared location
The process is the same as any other papagino's store: choose the location, check the hours, then order for delivery or takeout. The difference is simply how much the menu covers.
Step one
Pick the store, then check its hours
Shared units follow their own schedule. Open the store page before you commit — the hours there are the ones that apply to that counter, not a chain-wide rule.
Step two
Build one order across both sides
Ordering for a mixed group? Take a pizza or two, a pasta, and a round of grilled sandwiches. That covers the table without over-ordering any single item.
Step three
Choose delivery or takeout
Co-branded stores use the same ordering methods as other locations. Check the specific store page for the delivery and takeout options that apply there.
Finding a co-branded store near you
Use the locations page and look for the shared-format listings. Store pages identify which restaurants are Papa Gino's & D'Angelo units, so you can tell before you drive.
How to choose between two nearby stores
If you have a choice between a standalone shop and a co-branded one at similar distance, pick based on what your group wants. There is no penalty for choosing either — the co-branded unit just keeps more options open.
Find a co-branded locationOur Dedham, Massachusetts store
Papa Gino's, 1100 Providence Highway, Dedham, MA 02026
Questions visitors ask before driving over
What is the difference between a Papa Gino's and a Papa Gino's & D'Angelo?
A standalone Papa Gino's serves the pizza, pasta, sub, salad, and basket lineup. A co-branded unit adds D'Angelo grilled sandwiches and lobster rolls to that menu in the same restaurant.
Where are the co-branded locations?
They appear across New England, with several Massachusetts and New Hampshire location pages identifying the shared format. Many are travel-oriented or highway-adjacent stores.
Can I order from both menus in one order?
Yes. At a co-branded location, the pizza, pasta, and basket items sit alongside the grilled sandwiches and lobster rolls, so a single order can include both.
Do co-branded stores offer delivery and takeout?
They use the same ordering methods as other locations. Check the specific store page for hours and the delivery and takeout options that apply there.
Ready to order from a shared store?
Pick your co-branded location, check the hours for that counter, and build one order across both menus. Questions about a specific store? Reach us directly.
Papa Gino's USA
Papa Gino's, 1100 Providence Highway, Dedham, MA 02026
Monday–Sunday, 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM