Weber-Stephen Products Q Propane Grill

Pros: Compact, doesn't take up much space in the garage/patio, easy to clean, cooks fast/evenly
Cons: Side tables are a little flimsy for heavy plates.

After our large Ducane ($600) died after 8 years, we looked at buying the Weber E320 at around $700. We didn't want another grill that took up a huge amount of space in the garage or had to be left on the patio (an eyesore in our opinion) as living in ...

Pros: - sleek, durable, large grilling area, so easy to use
Cons: - could use a bigger gas tank space in the back

My brothers and sister all have the mini Webers and they rave about them. So I splurged and got this bigger one. Now, friends and family fight over who gets to barbeque! Near my house is a 5 storey apartment building. When I look up at their balconies, ...

Pros: Heat control. Cast iron grate, Small(big) size
Cons: Hard to find locally.

I bought this grill to replace my POS econo Kenmore bohemath...which was a replacement for my econo Char-Broil. We have kids occasionally which means cooking for four, but I'm usually just cooking for two. Don't let the looks of this grill deceive you. ...

Pros: Q220: built-in thermometer, cast-iron grate, big enough for a spatchcocked chicken, simple set-up
Cons: failed regulator replacement took a LONG time to arrive, paint scrapes off easily

I am happy with my Weber Q220, despite a few issues. It took longer to arrive than Amazon promised, but it was the beginning of summer so I'm not surprised. There was very little assembly, it was set up in no time! I bought a few of the special (costly) ...

Pros: I am glad for the two handles!
Cons: If you bought one, order yourself a second regulator right away!

Now that I have found this site (I wish it was only sooner), I would have to come to the conclusion of most everyone else. Now on my fifth week of waiting for another regulator, watching my summer slowly turn to fall,vacations come and go, driving across ...

Pros: Small size makes it a 'take-a-long' grill.
Cons: But is is a heavy 'take-a-long' grill. Died too soon.

I have had mine three years. My main grill, a Holland Tradition, is almost more of an outdoor oven and doesn’t sear or cook hot. The Q was bought for the burgers and steaks and to be able to move around. First thing I did when I got it home was ...

Pros: Excellent design and cooking results. A high quality portable grill!
Cons: Somewhat heavy cast iron grill surface.

Since my brother has the Weber Silver B grill I purchased a Weber Q200 on whim knowing how well Weber grills are. I admit that I was skeptical of the units size when I assembled it with only a Phillips screwdriver. I was thoroughly satisfied with the ...

Pros: Cooks fast like the big boys. Food turns out great! Portable. Cart assembly included.
Cons: If you hate cleaning, this grill may not be for you. Fussy starter.

I picked up the largest model, the 300, and I love it. The grill itself is already set to go sans the propane tank, but the cart assembly is a bit of a pain to put together. Once it is finished, it looks really nice! You may want to pick up the grill ...

Pros: Cast iron grill is great, properly sized, easily seasoned, produces a perfect result.
Cons: Fatally allergic to moisture.

The Q-Grill is absolutely perfect if you're grilling for 6 people or fewer. The 21" by 15" cast-iron grill has plenty of room for half a dozen steaks, chicken breasts, etc. It takes a few minutes to get to cooking temperature, but once there, it cooks ...

Pros: Excellent cooking grill
Cons: Problem with grill cover

Our Weber Q300 grill has been an excellent purchase. We bought this grill four months ago and have been cooking with it two to three times a week with excellent results. The grill must be assembled. This was very easy to do with very logical instructions ...

Pros: Inexpensive, portable, full-size grilling surface, makes some great meals!
Cons: Have to clean the inside from time to time

When I got my Weber Q propane grill a few years ago, I was intrigued by the fact that it was basically a full-size grill which I could put in the trunk and take to a game or picnic. In fact, the Weber Q is compact in height and has two large handles on ...

Pros: Looks good, reasonably priced, can be stored for the winter in the basement
Cons: Poorly conceived design in use; unreliable; hard to clean; heavy; gas tube not practical.

The Weber Q Grill has more than 25 reviews. Many other people have already described the features and made other comments. So I will focus here on aspects that are not redundant with what I have read in others' comments. I bought this 1.5 years ago ...

Pros: Great grilling, maximum portability
Cons: Gas capacity

I'm a long time Weber Grill owner, I have a used the Weber Charcoal kettle for years, and in my opinion you can't do better, but charcoal doesn't travel as well as gas. When on the occasional picnic, I'm not usually grilling any grilling masterpieces, ...

Pros: Well Built. Decent grill space for a portable grill. Good heat.
Cons: A little heavy, but this is the tradeoff for having cast iron in it...

In dire need of a new portable BBQ for the weekend, I ran out to the local hardware store to pick up a little tailgater job. Looking for something cheap, I was a little surprised to see a $54 Weber as the lowest end BBQ they had. Stepping around the ...

Pros: Very portable, rugged, efficient. Funny design adds to character. Heavy iron grill surface. Cooking guide.
Cons: Narrow propane tanks not readily available. Additional stand or table needed.

The design is different but very functional. The grill seems to cook evenly and all the way through any meat. I have not had a dry meal yet. The grill is made of heavy iron and does a good job at distributing the heat. The fold out trays made me ...