I am a traditionalist and normally only cook on a charcoal grill. However sometimes the weather doesn't corporate (it rains or is too cool) or I just don't have enough time for grilling on coals. So I figured a small grill that I could keep on my deck would be a nice complement to my charcoal grill. Fortunately I choose well as this is an excellent small grill!
As you will see from some of the other comments, assembly isn't a total snap, but I was able to get it done while watching a football game. Not too tough; I did have to back up a step once or twice, but overall nothing much to complain about. I certainly believe most people could do it with a little bit of time.
Once I had it together, I fired it up. The starter works great, just one click most times. It heats up quick, usually ready in 5-6 minutes. Plus the grate is easy to clean if you want to. I cook for a family of four and found the size works well. You could probably cook for six but beyond that would be a challenge.
Now on to the important stuff . . . how it cooks. Super! I have cooked burgers, hot dogs, brats, pork chops, chicken wings, and steaks. You do have to cook with the lid on, but so far everything I have prepared looks, smells, and tastes great coming off the grill. Don't get me wrong, it's not as good as charcoal, but when you can't get the coals going it is a great second choice.Get more detail about Char-Broil Patio Caddie Gas Grill.
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