
Hours
| Sunday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Monday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Tuesday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Friday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 12 PM–12:30 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1080 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02115
Phone: (617) 982-6152
Website: http://donttellaunty.com/
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Reviews
Ani was our host and he took good care of us throughout.
Overall, this place didn’t disappoint at all — I’d definitely come back.
Items Recommended: Keema Biriyani, Lamb Ghee Roast, OG Butter Chicken, Malabar Shrimp Curry, Butter Chicken Kathi Roll
Lamb ghee roast is a must-try! It’s was absolutely delicious with bread.
I loved the atmosphere, the light, decoration and of course the bar!
The staff were super nice, great service and lively music!
We also ordered Chaat’ar Tots. Honestly it was disappointing. The inside was cold and the cheese was just sprinkled on top. It felt like a frozen item that was simply heated rather than something made fresh in the kitchen.
Kale Chaat was good and Paneer Butter Masala was also good. However, the garlic naan is not really tandoor garlic naan. It felt more like kulcha bread.
Coming to the cocktails, they really need to work on the drinks. You cannot just make a drink very strong and call it a cocktail. We tried the Spicy Lil Auntie and did not like it.
Overall there are quite a few flaws, and I think the rating they currently have is fair.
That said, the experience was a little disappointing on the service side. As soon as we sat down, we were told we only had 90 minutes, which is fine if the service is quick and efficient. Unfortunately, it took quite a while for someone to bring us waters and to take our order. It just felt a little off—if you’re going to limit dining time, the staff should be prompt from the start.
At the end of our meal, they politely but firmly asked us to leave because another party was waiting, which made us feel rushed. Nobody wants to feel like they’re being pushed out, especially when the service wasn’t exactly fast to begin with.
Also, as expected in Boston, parking can be tricky—there’s very limited street parking and garages nearby can be pricey.
Overall:
✔️ Great food
✔️ Good drinks
✔️ Nice vibe
✔️ Easy reservations
❌ Slow service
❌ Rushed at the end
❌ Tough parking
Would I go back? Maybe, but I’d go knowing I’m on a tight clock and I’d hope the service matches that pace.
The food ended up being really good for the most part. Loved the three chili chicken, it was super tender, hot (temp), and had a medium spice level that was really tasty. The spiced smash burger with spicy masala fries was excellent too! You could really taste the Indian spices in the burger. The OG butter chicken was just okay. I’m no expert but it tasted more like a standard chicken curry but the biggest issue was there was very little chicken in it, and for the price it was wild that it didn’t come with rice. The naan was delicious but you only get two pretty small pieces. So it’s a bit pricey here for what you get with some dishes.
Our biggest issue was the service. It was pretty slow and went long stretches without waiters checking in on us. This made the call out to the 90 minute strict limit when we arrived feel a little frustrating.
Overall, I would definitely return as most of the food was delicious.