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Most gas grills should perform at least adequately at your next alfresco feast. But as with indoor ranges, some models do so with more style. Our battery of tests shows that a bigger price tag doesn't guarantee better grilling. Many lower-priced models now have at least some stainless trim, along with side burners and other perks.
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I was "Q"ing day when a few guys from work came over,there was steak tips & Burgers & Hot dogs on the table. My boss bit into a steak tip sooo tender they literally melt in your mouth.He told me Rick what kind of gas grill do you use . He said I just spent $800 bucks on a stainless steel double tank
My roommate has had this grill for quite some time now and although I've only used gas and charcoal grills before he moved in, I'm very impressed with this Foreman. Warming it up is as simple as the twist of a dial and the meat always tastes great! Cleanup is easy as everything drains to a metal pl
For the price, this grill is very nice. The heat is great, even, and the sear is perfect feature. The side burner is very handy, and the 5 burners makes cooking for large crowds easy. Good buy for the money.
good product, complicated assembly
Not for technically challenged. Comes in small parts, hardware in several packages, combined irrationally; f.i. washers that used with the screws are packaged separately, with different screws that don't need washers at all, etc. Instruction is just series of pictures with no explanations, not easy