What's Your Favorite Gas Grill?

AirBoss

Went with Char-Broil Hibachi. For $35, hard to argue...

dCliffhanger

I bought a Camp Chef Rainier. Very compact LP unit with a long grill burner on left for grilling burgers\chick or steaks and a single burner on the right. The grill has a griddle plate for pancakes and such. I hook it via a 12' LP splitter coiled at my tank so can put it on the rear table attachment or an adjacent table.  Proving reliable and versatile. Though I normally prefer charcoal cooking, I like the near instant LP gas cooking and cool down.

dCliffhanger

Here's a link to the Camp Chef Rainier grill I just mentioned: https://www.campchef.com/rainier-2x.html?k_cca=prospecting&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqvXh6uPu6QIViobACh1qHQxWEAAYASAAEgLd5vD_BwE

trimtab

Bought this yesterday..works great. Also got a small 13 lb. propane tank. $109 at Home Depot

Polanskyster

Hi Chris,  I'm getting my 2021 400 in 2 weeks.  Where do you store the grill when traveling?

ChrisFix

@Polanskyster
I store it in the in-bed trunk of my Honda Ridgeline. Although it also travels easily just in the bed of the truck.
I've got 12 nights under my belt in my 2021 400 - and have used the Weber Q every day we've camped...usually for some part of breakfast and for dinner - and I've been delighted by its performance. If you have the room for it and like to cook/grill - it's a great option.

rcuomo

We just got the Q and like Chris says, it fits nicely in the Ridgeline trunk along with my Generac 2000i generator. 

Deb55

We use the Coleman Fold n Go. It's very compact, and we also have the griddle top for it. It fits nicely in the underbed/outside accessible storage in our T@B 400. Plus, you can put the grate and griddle in the dishwasher when you get home! 

ChrisFix

@rcuomo
I see from your signature in your Huntington, LI...that's where I grew up.
Hope you're enjoying your Q as much as I am.

McMullap

Does anyone have a grill that fits in the outside storage compartment? My tow vehicle is a Jeep Grand Cherokee so I’d prefer to avoid the smell inside my TV. Hoping something would fit in the external storage section. Thanks!

Sharon_is_SAM

Check out the Char Broil Tabletop Grill at Target.  15 x 23 x 12”.

Horigan

We really like our Coleman Fold n Go grill, 16x13x7".

rcuomo

ChrisFix said:

@rcuomo
I see from your signature in your Huntington, LI...that's where I grew up.
Hope you're enjoying your Q as much as I am.

Yep, it works well and as I mentioned it fits in the Ridge trunk along with the generator and a bunch of other stuff. Recently back from Hither Hills and handled beach wind gusts admirably. Huntington primary and Daytona secondary with a fleet of cars so I follow your YT channel. 😊

Rodent77

We have the Napoleon Gas Grill and it comes with a solid 2nd Grill for one side to replace the regular one as well....

Cheryl13

We do cook a lot in the trailer, but needed something for grilling and for when its really hot outside.  We went with a similar setup as Chris. We got a Coleman Roadtrip, took off the regulator, added an adaptor and are using the hookup on the side of the 
Tab.  I am making a bag to store it, and it will travel in the diamond box when not in use.  We dont want to have any odd smells in the vehicle or the trailer.  See how it goes, but for now we are pleased.

rcarlson1957

As far as a grill goes we had a Weber Q but was odd shape for storage with rounded top. We now use an ASMOKE pellet grill. Flat top makes easy to store and both the pellet hopper and lid are lockable, weighs 40 lbs and includes temp probe. Will smoke down to 200 degrees but sear over 550 degrees and gives food that cooked over wood flavor. But for cooking meals (not smoking or grilling) we use a good 2 burner camp stove (Eureka). Coupled with a saucepan and a high wall fry pan you can cook pretty muc anything and will maintain simmer for sauces. We use a adapter hose and 5 lb tank so easy to move to a picnic table at campsite. Enjoy!

manyman297

So I was determined to find just a grill to use outside but then I ran across this and, so far, it's exceeded expectations. The reason we love it is because it has a burner and grill top so we can move all of our cooking outside. We never use the legs and just put this on one of those aluminum roll-out tables that we store in the 400. Yes it's a weird no-name brand but we've used it quite a bit and it seems to be holding up: 

https://www.amazon.com/PUPZO-Propane-Portable-Barbecue-Stainless/dp/B087WK2JKW/ref=sr_1_3?crid=D7J95Q5JIKD1&keywords=pupzo+grill&qid=1636037540&sprefix=pupzo+grill,aps,116&sr=8-3

Pintoplumber

My favorite grill is still the 1958 vintage Coleman stove.

xdr

@Pintoplumber   Is that a tiny fridge/freezer in the picture? If so, how do you power it? 
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Pintoplumber

@xdr It’s a Kuppet 120 volt fridge plugged into the side receptacle of the 320 CS S. We keep it in the sun room at home and bring it along when we need more room. I think it’s something like 3.2 cu ft. I’m away from home right now and can’t check. The freezer easily holds 3 or 4 half gallons of ice cream. When we’re cooking for the guys, we need more fridge space.

AnOldUR

My wife loves cooking on our Blackstone Griddle. I love eating the food she cooks on it. She cooks, I set stuff up and clean. The griddle is awkward, heavy and a PITA to haul around and clean. Regardless, I wouldn't have it any other way. Well worth any downside.

Denny16

We use a forced draft rocket type stove, that burns pellets or small bits of fire wood in an enclosed fire box, with a grill or oven attached on top.  The fan battery is recharged by a heat generator built in the stove.  You can even cook a pizza in the oven part.  Works grand.

Our favorite camping oven is a pro-style Solar Oven using a vacuum bottle type sealed cooking chamber to generate heat from the sun.

 Cheers 

scott_lynda

We love cooking on a flat-top so we bought the Blackstone grill. We have a Blackstone on our deck at home, so it's easy to plan our meals. It's a heavy breast, but travels in the back of the pickup. We're used to the cleanup and maintenance required for a flattop grill so we don't mind because we feel it's more versatile than our standard Coleman stove. We've tried about 5 different grills, from NEXGRILL, Coleman's tail-gater, charcoal hibachi, and even my backpacking stoves, but the Blackstone has become our choice.

PNWtabber

I'm usually a solo camper and am limited by space and weight, I am leaning toward the Weber Go-Anywhere grill, probably the gas version.  I grill a lot at home and have had very good luck with the Weber brand.  I was ready to pull the trigger this past summer, but they ran out of stock.  I see they are available again.  Curious if anyone has any experience with these?

Okpete

I like the blackstone grill or Napoleon traveler which you can add smoke tube

WayneW

@PNWtabber, we use the Weber go-anywhere grill and have been happy with it. It’s nice and simple and lightweight. I’m surprised it cooks so well with as small of a flame as it puts out. 

It will get blown out in a strong wind, but most grills will. I blew the top about 2 feet in the air while trying to relight it in a Wyoming “breeze” but the salmon still came out fine!  All observers got a good laugh. 

Sharon_is_SAM

We have this grill and find it more than adequate.  Really compact, easy to clean.  We use it with a hose adapter and a 5# propane tank.  

PNWtabber

@WayneW -- OMG!!!!! My dog would have a heart attack, as would I!!!

bergger

We've used this Primus stove/grill combo for years and years.  Love it.

nbrandt

I have been searching for a good grill that I can use with the low pressure outlet at the back of my T@B 320 CSS. 

You have to be able to take the regulator out of the propane supply line because the gas coming out of the port at the back of the trailer is already regulated.

While this one is somewhat expensive, it appears that the regulator could be taken off of the hose.  It folds up compactly and appears to be durable.  Does anyone else use this grill.

https://www.amazon.com/NOMADIQ-Portable-Lightweight-Tabletop-Tailgating/dp/B08588PLK8/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=6JgDW&pf_rd_p=8d468a11-019b-4de8-b3bc-c865f0f9e865&pf_rd_r=R6KQXJGB5YB88038EEY0&pd_rd_r=e29262a2-94a4-42fe-bf2c-01d984fd73e8&pd_rd_wg=Txdgb&ref_=pd_gw_cr_cartx&th=1