Best Wheeled Grills and Smokers for Cooking

its small size make moving it around my deck super simple.

i am testing the waters with some oiled wipes and salmon tonight but it's performed wonderfully!

one word - perfectlarge enough to get the job done - small enough not to take up the entire patiogrills evenly - heats up fast and the starter (which i have had troubles with-other brands) works

i think weber makes a great gas grill, my family has owned them for years (my dad had a genesis that lasted over 10 years left outside under a covered porch but w/o a grill cover in the harsh south

i can cook fish fillets directly on the grates without using any baskets or grill overlays.

it's super easy to use to make chicken, pork, beef or fish grilled to perfection.

we used it almost daily since, with meat, fish and seafood and i would not give it away anymore.

entertaining on the deck is much better now!

i think weber makes a great gas grill, my family has owned them for years (my dad had a genesis that lasted over 10 years left outside under a covered porch but w/o a grill cover in the harsh south

the grill is very easy to start and the stainless steel looks great on the deck.

i assembled it outside on my 2nd floor deck.

either way, it looks pretty darn sharp on our deck when it isn't covered.

best uses: fish, meat, parties, vegetable pros: easy to cleanup, easy to use, even cooking, excellent smoker, no-flare rotriserie, short grill time, wide cooking area bottom line: yes, i would

if there's grease in it, it too will leak all over your deck, or wherever it is.