Macillon Grio

Ordered through Ubereats and was not impressed. 2 stars because my mom liked the legume but she said the white rice was horrible. The griot was not fresh and overly hard. It's almost like they refried it. Also I'm convinced not all of the meat I got was griot. The banan peze was not thoroughly fried. Honestly I didn't eat it. The Mac & cheese lacked color but the flavor was good. The pikliz was good too.

I love the fish and fries plantain, the service was great and I enjoyed the food , my Daughter love the plantain

Tasty food, big portions. Whether you order for pickup or you walk in and place your order, there seems to be a 15-20 minute wait. Busy little place on 163rd Street in North Miami.

I've eaten Macillon for years now. This is some authentic HAITIAN food. This is my go to if I don't feel like cooking. The wait has been a bit out of hand lately but the food is always worth the wait. I recommend you call and order the food before picking it up, that way it's ready.

People in FL would say that's the best spot to get fried fish. Honestly, that was a lie. Prices are fair. However there's no way I would pay $33 for such a tiny sardine looking fish again. It was at best 5/10

Nice lil spot good griot. I'm always get the simp which is just griot and fried plantains. I don't even eat griot like that but this place had me come back 3 times. Ladies are nice and food comes out with decent speed and they speak English over the phone. I also tried the Mac and cheese would not recommend

Customer service very terrible food take one hr to come out and the meatballs was cold, black rice was not the way it cook.

Food was delicious! You get real Haitian cuisine at this restaurant. I loved the vibe and the atmosphere! Will definitely be going back when I go to Miami.

terrible service and no efficiency at all, kitchen is also a mess and food is burnt. The staff wouldn't even tell you the wait time and customers just arguing with the staff.

Just tasted the food ordered - griot, rice and beans, plantains, also, tassot (fried goat), and I loved it. Honestly, this is by far the best Haitian restaurant I have found in the last 10 years in South Florida! The plantains, were freshly cooked, crispy, and tastes good. The griot was freshly cooked and not greasy. During the last few visits the wait time was approximately 30 minutes, but today, I was able to place a phone order and only waited for about half of the time. I can certainly see why people are always here for their food, and honestly, I don't mind waiting if I had to because it sure is worth it!! I will most certainly and definitely return when I'm in need of Haitian food such as griot, tassot, and their fried fish! My only dissatisfaction with this restaurant is that the woman who served the food was not friendly and appears rude. I think that can negatively impact the business and hopefully, she'll get some feedback to improve her attitude or the way she communicates with customers.