Grill recommendation

[Scrumhalf]

Want to buy a grill... Nothing too fancy, just for casual use 2 or 3 times a week. Just want something that is reliable, cleans up easy and does a good job. No need for some stainless steel behemoth that Bobby Flay personally designed.

Any recommendations?

[Bouncer]

Weber's Best Outdoor Gas, Electric & Charcoal Grills | Weber.com

[FitnessBrat]

Big Green Egg :thumb:

[Scrumhalf]

I'm not sure I want a charcoal grill, FB! Kinda like the simplicity of gas... Is that heresy? :panic:

Noob question - how are the Webers better than say something from Home Depot? No issue spending the extra cash if there is a compelling reason, but remember I am vegetarian, so I'm not a hard core griller like most of you.

[FitnessBrat]

If I were you I'd go to Home Depot and buy the $99 gas grill. It won't be the grill that lasts your whole lifetime, but it will give you a few years and you'll decide how often you really use it. Being that you are only cooking vegetables, I just don't think you need anything fancy.

The BGE is awesome and you can cook everything from steak to pizza to cake. But I doubt you really need anything that pricey!

[Chadd77]

I always bought the cheap $99 grill and then replaced it in 5 years. I purchased a Weber about 5 years ago and love it. Not only is it built to last but it grills evenly every time. There are no hot-spots. A little pricey but I grill almost every day. Definitely worth the money.

[Bouncer]

I'm not sure I want a charcoal grill, FB! Kinda like the simplicity of gas... Is that heresy? :panic:

Noob question - how are the Webers better than say something from Home Depot? No issue spending the extra cash if there is a compelling reason, but remember I am vegetarian, so I'm not a hard core griller like most of you.

I would do what fb and chadd mentioned if I were you. Get the cheap one and see how you like grilling in general. In will last a few years before it falls apart. Then you will be in a better position to make a decision on how much or little you use the grill.

Webber will pretty much last forever with minimal maintenance but they can be expensive.

[Scrumhalf]

So I'm ready to pull the trigger on this. I assume I need the liquid propane version, right? They have natural gas version but I am assuming those are for direct plumbing to a natural gas line which I don't have in my condo.

Maybe I need to stop by Home Depot but I hate shopping in person. I even bought my cars online lol...

[Turbo3000]

So I'm ready to pull the trigger on this. I assume I need the liquid propane version, right? They have natural gas version but I am assuming those are for direct plumbing to a natural gas line which I don't have in my condo.

Maybe I need to stop by Home Depot but I hate shopping in person. I even bought my cars online lol...

Charcoal. But yes, you need propane.

Grilled vegetables are great.

[redback]

It's called a barbie mate. BBQ. Barbecue!