Charcoal grill suggestion

I use a Weber Smokey Joe. Great for two people, sits on the picnic table.

We use this Habachi. Does require a protective heat pad under it if used on a table. Small and stores easily in the bay.

Habachi

I use a Weber Smokey Joe.. Compact and easy to clean..

You will not be disappointed with the Weber Smokey Joe, but make sure it is the GOLD model, has the lid holder/lock to keep it all together when on the road. I think they had an experienced Rv'r design it...

We use a Weber also, but a different model. They call it the "Go Anywhere" grill. It uses propane: WebLink to Product Description

For us this works well as I have cooking temperature in just a minute or two, cool-down is fairly fast, and cooking is easy and tasty. Now we mostly either use this or a wood bonfire when we're cooking outside.

I especially like how this folds up securely for travel. It has just enough space for a couple of large hamburgers and a couple ears of corn.

Born To Travel wrote:
I use a Weber Smokey Joe.. Compact and easy to clean..

Definately a Smoky Joe

We have a Weber Baby Q and have been pleased with it.

Dadio24 wrote:
You will not be disappointed with the Weber Smokey Joe, but make sure it is the GOLD model, has the lid holder/lock to keep it all together when on the road. I think they had an experienced Rv'r design it...

X2- Tried all kinds of BBQ's and this is our favorite. But it's taller than most, make sure it fits in the storage space. The lid holder not only keeps it together when transporting but but is also a place to put the lid when cooking and acts as a wind shield.

Norm

I've used the Smokey Joe for over 20 years. No complaints here.

I have been using the Q for about 10 years and have continually needed to replace the Burner -- They only seem to last about 2-3 years, anyone else had this problem?

Saw this in one of the outlet shops down hear in Rehoboth, DE -- Stok Gridiron Grill Looked like it might be my next one.

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