George Foreman Indoor/Outdoor Electric Patio Grill, Apartment Approved, 15-Serving, Removable Stand, Black

Best patio BBQ I have ever had. Simple and easy to clean. I don't use the stand. It takes up very little room on a counter top.

We made the mistake of buying the newer version of this grill (GFO240S) at Walmart over Labor Day Weekend. We were intrigued by it, thought it came close to being a perfect grill after using it that weekend, but were upset by there being no place to put the lid when checking on the food, having to take the entire top part off to clean, and there being no vent hole in the top. So after our first use I decided to look on Amazon to see if they had other versions and surprisingly found this one. I couldn't believe there was a version that had the features we were looking for! Then I later discovered that the perfect version is the OLD version and the one we bought at Walmart was the NEW version. That was shocking. Why take a product whose features include a removable plate, lid vent hole, and way to hang the lid off the side so you can free up your hands to check the food, and then replace it with a bare bones model and call that one "NEW"? They are cutting corners. I immediately ordered the perfect old version, this one, then returned what we bought back to Walmart. When the GGR50B version arrived we cooked on it that night. What a difference! What perfection in a grill! My husband was so happy he said he was done with his old charcoal monstrosity, that he found the grill he has been looking for all of his life. We've spent so much money over the years on grills trying to find one he likes. Gas, charcoal, it didn't matter. We must have been the only people on the planet that never had a George Foreman grill before! Well, we like it soooooo much I thought I better research and make sure they are still making these for the day, years from now, when we might need a replacement. I went to the George Foreman website, this model is nowhere to be found. So, I decided to order another one on Amazon to keep in storage as a backup, because apparently they just don't make them like this anymore! We are still saving money buying two George Foreman GGR50B grills in one week, Amazon currently has a $10 off coupon making this $80. Two grills at $160 is still cheaper than the one crappy charcoal/gas grills we have been buying! That is how strongly we feel about this grill. The new version (GFO240S) we recommend you stay away from. It is okay, but if you can get this version, you would be far better off. Oh, and don't wait, because this version may not be around long if it is no longer available at the George Foreman website. This grill cooks evenly, has plenty of cooking space, is easy to clean, and doesn't have a large footprint. I built it, and shocked my husband by that fact when he came home. I am notorious for being afraid to try to put new things together and make him build everything. It was so easy to build, a clueless grill builder like me put it together in about two minutes! Oh and I never grill, but this grill is so easy to use that now I cook on it! Another miracle. On a side note, I rarely buy things without researching on Amazon. It was on a whim we tried the George Foreman grill from Walmart. This is a prime example of why I should never buy anything on a whim, continue to research via Amazon, and if they have the best price, buy from Amazon. I will be updating my review as time goes on, as long as this version is still available, to let you know how it holds up to almost daily use.

This grills cooks your meat better than the gas grill, the meat comes out very tender. Its very easy to clean and its portable. Im glad I purchased this grill.

I bought this after reading the generally good reviews, especially interested in reviews of this grill as a replacement for a propane or charcoal unit. Like other purchasers, I was getting tired of the big propane unit and since I'm usually cooking for 2 or 3 people these days, this seemed like it would do the trick. After using it half a dozen times or so, here are my observations: Pro: -- It's small and easy to store in the corner -- It's ready to use almost instantly, just plug it in and turn the dial up. It goes 1-5 and seems to work correctly --It cooks food well, especially burgers, which consistently come out moister and tastier than on my old gas unit --Easy to set up, construction seems pretty solid --Would be easy to bring along on a trip or camping I guess, although obviously you'd need an AC power source for it Con: -- It's not very tall, so you have to get used to working at a lower height than what you're used to in a standard grill. The photo makes you think of a Weber kettle grill but this is much smaller so note the dimensions if you're looking for something big. -- The lid is designed to hook on the side of the grill, but in doing so it covers more than half the cooking area so I'm not sure what benefit that serves since it's hard to see or manipulate the food when the cover is hooked on -- the cooking surface needs to be cleaned with every use (or at least I think it should be) and cleaning is difficult since you can't use a wire brush like with your gas or charcoal grill and you have to wait until this grill cools. As that happens, the food residue (especially barbecue sauce) pretty much bonds to the cooking surface, although it is "non-stick." I bought the special grooved cleaning sponges but it still takes time and significant elbow grease to clean. I tried some cooking spray the last time I used it (which seems to sort of defeat part of the purpose of the grill) and it helped a little but not too much. Needless to say, the cooktop is big and kind of bulky so assume you'll be positioning it in your sink to be cleaned each time you use it. It does seem to help to spray it down with water and let it sit a few minutes before cleaning, and I've started to use a plastic knife or similar item to detach the bigger pieces of stuff before going to the sponge --You'll have to track down plastic or wood barbecue tools since metal would be potentially damaging to the surface --Cooking quality for some foods is different than a gas grill in that the food is kind of "steamed" in appearance if you keep the top on during the process-- especially true with sausages and hot dogs which come out with condensed moisture on them. I've started to take the top off before the food comes off the grill to take care of that. Overall it's pretty good but not great and I'm not sure everyone would consider it a worthy replacement to a "real" grill. On the other hand, it's convenient, easy to store, and removes concerns about propane dangers. Inexpensive enough that even if it's only used occasionally it's a nice thing to have.

Excellent. Easy. Cooks to Perfection! This machine has seriously made our lives so much easier. We had a small BBQ the same size as this machine and we hated the clean up and how long it took to get things cooked. This made the cook time reduce incredibly and the clean up is easy. The grill racks are so easy to clean that you literally only need a wet towel to wipe it down. it's great! We would definitely recommend it to anyone! Plus you can use it inside as theres barely any smoke that comes out of it!

One of the best barbeque I have seen

Heat is NOT evenly distributed on grill. The probe side gets much hotter than the opposite side. My biggest disappointment is the poorly engineered lid. It fits so poorly that grease splatters out all around the lid leaving a nasty grease ring on the floor and even on the base and legs of the grill. I will try to give it away.

It came as a different village that I wasn’t aware if so when I plugged it in it fused and couldn’t be used again .

Mejor que las parrillas de gas menos problemática y buen asado