

Lively Italian chain with an open kitchen, known for small plates, pizzas, pastas & wine.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3591 Grand Oaks, Corona, CA 92881
Phone: (951) 278-0999
Website: https://www.macaronigrill.com/locations/location?id=1754
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Reservations: tripleseat.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
We thought we would give it another try.
Our server Sam was friendly and fast. We ordered drinks and an appetizer.
We then ordered our meals and everything was Amazing! Our server checked on us and we were not disappointed at all.
After today, my wife and I will be back.
Management: Kudos for the quality of food and great service. One concern, two types of glasses used for the Old Fashion drink. Consistency is important for your success.
Everyone enjoyed their meals. The pork chop was seared to perfection and was picture perfect. It had a melted cheese covering which was superfluous, but was easy to remove and set aside to admire the perfect triangular sear. The mushroom risotto was phenomenal. Never tasted one this earthy and rich. Bravo. The Shrimp with angel hair pasta was very good. A tasty dish albeit a tiny bit one-sided. I would like to see halved pearl tomatoes in this to add an extra dimension, i.e. tartness-sour. Waitress Vera was a gem. Added a lot of charm, which was helpful as the restaurant was quite empty for a Thursday evening. We came early, so hopefully folks eat late here and the filled up after we left. Last, I was surprised that despite it being my birthday which was clearly communicated, no token desert with candle was offered. Vera did sing a beautiful rendition of HBD while holding a burning candle in her fingers. A bit sad, really. All in all, please go, they need the business and it is a fun, tasty lunch or dinner option. If we don’t support it, it may go the AH or STL route and that would be a loss.
The girl on the front desk was kind, we felt bad for her.
Our server, Mia, quit before our food came out (over an hour later). It was completely cold.
We sent it back, about 15 mins later it came back Luke warm.
My wife’s steak wasn’t cooked.
The second serve who came out, Kim was understanding. My issue was the food not the service.
We won’t be back.
The food was good. I recommend the Shrimp Portofino which is what I had. The spaghetti and fettuccine were also good. I had a taste of it.
The food on the other hand…..Meh.
Everything tasted like it was once frozen and was flash fried to make it warm. My Butternut Tortellacci was salty, the orzo with the salmon was salty and the Alfredo was bland. The crispy fresh mozzarella tasted like any deep fried mozzarella you get from any dive bar in America.
What’s funny is the only thing I did like was the crispy Brussels Sprouts which, I don’t necessarily like Brussels Sprouts but the crispy balsamic was delicious!!!!
I can’t believe I’m saying this but I’d prefer Olive Garden.
I found it unusual that they didn’t have menus and we had to look at our phones to look at thier website to see the menu. I don’t particularly care for this system.
The food was pretty good for a chain restaurant. I opted for the Trio Plate and the Bisque as a starter. The Bisque was a tad salty. I was offered another bowl but felt I already had to much sodium for the night. The Trio which consisted of Fettuccine Alfredo 8/10, Lasagna7/10, and a Chicken Marsala was decent 6/10 (it was kinda burnt). I was happy my plate came out nice and hot. My daughter had the Spaghetti and meatballs. It tasted decently good as well. 8/10.
I’d probably go back again. If I do I’ll give it another review update