finding a new good restaurant in the hampsteins is kinda like, well, finding a new good restaurant in the hampsteins. and although noyac road isn't exactly home of a multitude of dining options, it can certainly add the new wildthyme spot to its list.

yes, yes. this place was once called Q thai. but like bridgehampton cafe and others before it, it's undergone a rebirth. gone is the pad thai and coconut shrimp. now, new chef sean olnowich offers a mediterranean menu with a hint of asian influence, including offerings like sake-marinated alaskan halibut or sushi napoleon.

as for the interior? it's the traditional east end white-tablecloth-and-wood combo, but boasts an extended outdoor patio area that seats about 80.

the question is, will 80 people be visiting?

that one's a wild card.

wildthyme
129 noyac road
southampton
631.204.0007

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