Weber Q1000 Liquid Propane Grill, Titanium

We downsized to an apartment that has a small porch, and still wanted to be able to grill. This has worked out great. Big enough to grill a lot for two or a single meal for 4. Small enough that it fits on a small end table, and easily stores underneath it or in the kitchen pantry. We use the little camping propane canisters to keep things really small. We don't travel with it, but it would be fantastic as a tailgating grill. It is very light, most of the weight is well spent in the grill racks. I really like the porcelain coated cast iron. On our old charcoal grill (which we miss but do not have room to safely use) we loved the cast iron racks, and I was unsure about what the porcelain coating would be like. Definitely lower maintenance. I like it. This is my first gas grill in a long time, I am more used to charcoal. It does not get super hot, but hot enough. I don't think it would work for some of the open-lid high temp searing that I could do with the charcoal grill, but if I keep the lid closed it works for everything I have asked of it. It can take about 10 minutes to get up to temp. Q1000 vs Q1200 We were looking at the Q1000 and Q1200 models, and decided the Q1000 was a better bet for us. The three main differences that I could see were the fold out shelves, slight extra lid height, and thermometer on the Q1200 for $30 extra. I saw the Q1200 in a store and thought the shelves were so flimsy as to just be in the way. I would probably just take them off. The extra height seemed unnecessary, and if anything I thought would waste heat. And the thermometer..... well I really don't know what to think of thermometers that come on cheap grills. So we saved the $30 getting the Q1000, and then for $16 I bought the "Bayou Classic Grill Thermometer" https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003VEG5SS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Bigger, much easier to read, and well reviewed. Plus, I was able to mount it down low closer to the grill surface. With a cordless drill it took 10 minutes to install. Drill a hole bolt it on... that simple. Testing it in boiling water is was within 2 degrees of accurate.

great table top grill, easily cooks steak for four or five or five or six burgers at a time. heavy duty, two part steel grill, easy cleaning and clever drain design. Great value for $$$. Had these for years and never wanted any other one. Plenty of adjustable heat even in pretty cold weather.

outstanding grill. bought these based on other's reviews. we've had a couple of larger grills. it's now just the 2 of us. we use this on a patio table with an adapter for the large propane tank. it cooks everything with ease: large steaks with bones, pork, lamb, chops, chicken wings drumsticks breasts, vegetables, ... cooks evenly over the entire grill surface. we can easily and quickly barbecue for 4 people. it's extremely gas efficient. we grill 2-3 times/week for 2 months and have used a quarter tank of gas.

This grill is awesome! It’s small but super powerful—perfect for camping, tailgating, or just quick dinners. Heats up evenly and is easy to clean. It’s super simple to use, and the size makes it great for smaller spaces. It’s new but so far no complaints!

When our big, 3-burner gas grill finally bit the dust last fall, my wife and I decided to abandon the gas grill scenario for our small Weber charcoal grill. As an older couple, we don't grill a lot anymore and thought this would work. Well, we both love our little charcoal grill but occasionally would like a quick meal outside without the wait for the time-consuming charcoal to be ready. Having had Weber products in the past and having always been well pleased, we gave this a good once over and decided to give it a try. A little pricey but you get what you pay for. Well built, easy to use, reasonably easy to clean, not fancy but does what it's supposed to do -- grill food! Being a Weber we expected something good and I think we got it!