Cuisinart Chef's Style Tabletop Portable Propane Gas Grill with Dual Burners (20,000 BTUs Total), Twist-Start Ignition Stainless Steel BBQ Grill for Camping, Tailgates, BBQ, Hassle-Free Setup

Perfect sized grill, can fit up to maybe 8 burgers when fully loaded. I love the suitcase style clips to help transport and carry away. I first got this to use on an apartment balcony, to meet the fire codes I needed to get a small camping tank adapter, it worked great every time and cooked hundreds of meals. My current one from 2019 finally had a bit of a meltdown, I probably could've kept it cleaner but it actually caught fire and started to burn and melt parts inside. I'm a little leary to use it, but this grill is still at the top of my list for solo quick grilling, camping, and portability.ANNOYANCES -Maybe they have improved designs, I had a couple pet peeves with this but nothing great enough to drop a star.1) The heat shroud above the left burner seemed out of place, the burner actually goes around the heat shroud so it can really scorch something quick if you aren't cautious2) Need to have some kind of stand or cart. I make shifted a Weber one to sort of work, but it was not practical and after many trips the feet started to fall off, and I did not re-bolt them back onI will likely be ordering this same, newer model and am excited to see if anything changedWhat a great purchase and great value

This grill is awesome for traveling. I upgraded mine with a set of GrillGrates, definitely worth it. It does use a standard 20lb tank. I think a 5lb tank would make it easier for travel, but a 20lb isn't terrible. I read some comments of people trying to use 1lb tanks, but never tried to convert it. I also bought a storage bag which definitely makes it easier for storage and travel. I used it at a beach house on top of a plastic table and it didn't melt the plastic or get overly hot underneath. The stainless steel also cleans up nice and easy with some tub-o-rags. With care you'll get many years of service from this grill. The cost was around $140 when I bought mine, looks like it has gone up since then. Cheers n tariffs!

I’ve bought at least 3 bbq grills for my RV ,And none of them were worth a dirty penny….The last one I bought was around $125 dollars.( I’m thinking, if I spend good money it should work right! Fat chance. I left it at the dumpster at the last RV park I was at.) anyways, I bought this unit thinking it might be a little bit big for my storage under the bed. Well, let’s just say that this unit cooks so well I moved a few things around so it will fit. Awesome BBQ grill for Glamping….

Cuisinart CGG-306. You can rack your brain and drive all-over the place doing price & feature differences; you ‘need’ to know ‘what’ feature is best for yourself and price youre willing to dole out. The selection is all over the place starting at $ 99.00 to $ 349.00 for a Weber. This badboy is $169.99. Table top model. I bought a cart at Target. And then a 20gal propane tank at a nearby gas station,and one Flame-King tank gauge; total $375.Cooked on this twice. Cleaned it thoroughly twice; thus far my fans liked my thin-cut rib eye steak, Pacific Ocean caught halibut, grilled zucchini squash. My kids like my chicken wings better from the charcoal Weber, so I need to figure out a ‘killer’ marinade for wings, and not use a rub for this grill. Sorry for the rant.

Absolutely perfect. Just the right size for two people yet still enough cooking space when company comes over. I really like it being Stainless steel for easy cleaning. The SS grating is strong and is easily removed. I have used the grill a dozen times now and it still looks great. I like to place my food in aluminum pie pans and cover with foil. No splatter to clean up. I had an old grill base and fastened the table top to it. It's at the perfect height for cooking and is mobile. I recommend this grill if you want one to last a long time.

You cannot go wrong with this grill. I opted to buy this little portable grill instead of paying more for a standard grill and this has been such a reliable grill. I never cleaned it which I should have because it had so much build up on the bottom started to catch fire when I would use it. I bought and tried another portable grill (different brand) but had issues right out of the box so I returned that one and ordered this one again. Easy to assemble. And burner ignited right away and works flawlessly. Best little grill out there in my opinion.

Perfect size grilling surface for the two of us. Love the stainless steel. Heat level was great

The Grill looked great out of the box. Hooked it up to the propane tank and it lit on the first strike. For my first grill I placed a (5) pieces of chicken, 2 burgers on it. Cooked well. What I was really disappointed with is what the grill looked like after I cooked. It was so dirty the grill, and the insides below the burner covers. After I was finished grilling for the very first time, the grill looked as if I owned it for 2 years!! The "Stainless" steel was so filthy and "gummy" that I purchased Weber Grill Cleaner and that didn't do anything to the scum and charred marks on the grill. In addition to the Weber grill cleaner, I used "Scrub Daddy Grill Brush". But the Grill Brush was too large for the interior of the grill. It did work on the actual SS Grill piece itself. I also had to use a small steel scraper, which I ended up sharpening it on a Grinder stone just to get the large pieces of burnt food off. The photo below was taken After I applied the Scraper and several coatings of Weber Grill cleaner. If this looks that BAD after only ONE use, I can't imagine what it will look like next year!! Maybe someone could tell me this is normal for Stainless Steel Grills? Not Happy. Not Recommended!