Chef's Style Tabletop Portable Propane Grill, 20,000 BTU Stainless Steel 2-Burner Outdoor Gas Grill for Camping, Tailgates, BBQ, Hassle-Free Setup, Twist-Start Ignition, CGG-306

Got this during their Spring sale to replace our portable Coleman grill that broke, and I’m so glad I did! This is my first time using a tabletop grill and I actually love it. With a small yard, I really don’t like leaving things out when they’re not in use, so the compact size is perfect. I also love that I can take it to the beach or camping if I want. It’s great knowing I can build a nice built‑in tabletop or outdoor kitchen setup someday and just place this right on top. The stainless steel look is clean and modern — definitely happy we went with that option. We’re a small family of two, and we meal prep a full week of food on this with no problem. It also works for a small gathering. Overall, a solid, versatile grill that fits so many needs.

This Cuisinart CGG-306 portable propane grill has been a fantastic addition to our Phoenix backyard gatherings and camping trips! The stainless steel build looks sleek and feels super durable, while the two independent 10,000 BTU burners (20,000 total) heat up fast and give excellent control—perfect for searing steaks on one side and keeping veggies gentle on the other. Setup is a breeze with no tools needed and the twist-start ignition lights reliably every time. The spacious cooking surface handles enough food for 6-8 people easily, and cleanup is straightforward. It gets blazing hot (hotter than Phoenix asphalt in July, as one reviewer put it!), yet stays portable for tailgates or the lake. Highly recommend this Amazon's Choice—it's made grilling outdoors so much more enjoyable!

First, the "something you need to know": The ignition mechanism works very well, always on one click (in my experience). However, when I first fired up the grill, I didn't understand the mechanism. There's a little blow-torch that is electrically ignited, which lights the burner. Pressing in on the knob is what sends gas to the little torch, which makes a "whooshing" noise. Then when you let the knob back out, the "whooshing" stops, and you can't see any flame. So you think, "Oh no! This fancy grill doesn't work!" HOWEVER, the flame is there. It's simply quiet and colorless. You might see it at night, but not by day. You will know your burner is lit, because heat will rise up. With that out of the way... Yeah, every piece of this grill is stainless steel! That's why I bought it as the replacement to my rusted-out, ubiquitous stainless-top patio grill. I had taken the previous grill as far as it could go, even replacing the burners, flame tamers, and bottom pan with stainless parts. However, the body of the grill was rusting to pieces. Enough of rusty grills! I like that the grate is substantial and will hold some heat. I've only used it for grilling burgers so far, but it seems to work fine. The grill puts out substantial heat, and the heat distribution is surprisingly uniform. I was able to fill the grill with hamburger patties and cook them in a fairly strong, cold breeze. I don't know that my old grill would have gotten hot enough. The thermometer at the top of the Cuisinart grill registered 400 degF, despite the cold wind and the grill being completely loaded. The patties cooked quickly and evenly. Cleanup is easy. You can literally set this grill in the yard and hose it out. We are keeping this grill on the top of a patio serving cart, so that we can roll it around on our deck. The propane bottle fits in the shelf on the bottom. The only con is a minor one: There's not a great way to secure the propane hose, without stuffing it among burner hardware and ignition wires. If I ever have problems with this grill, I'll come back and write about it. This review was written March 24, 2024.

I think it is a great grill. Heats well, cooks well, looks nice. Pretty sturdy except the feet. They easily move and can bend. The real issue is trying to cool with wind. I get tired of lighting it over and over again. And it looks like there isn't a wind guard that goes with this grill. So I either have to buy one that is $400 or build one myself. It would be nice if when I buy a grill I don't have to rig stuff to get it to stay lit.

PROS - Beautiful grill; universally complimented by friends and family - Very solid construction, the grate itself is very heavy - Simple and easy to use - Large surface area - Heats up very quickly - Heat is dispersed very evenly; no spots with high flames or dead spots - Very light for its size - Comes ready for 20LB tanks, you need an adapter for 1LB tanks; which is the best configuration - Snaps closed, and has a handle making it very portable and very easy to take on trips - Looks great CONS - Not super easy to clean - The flame guards are stainless, so after a couple of uses, it is impossible to polish them. It would have been better making them a darker, more matte colour and easier to clean All in all, this is a great grill. It is a major step up from the single burner, inexpensive grills that work great for a year or two, and then break or break down. I expect to have it for many years.

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I love this little grill. Good enough for a small family of three. Light weighted and compact. You have to use the little propane cylinders (1L) but can buy a convert hose to connect to the bigger propane tanks. I found it on Amazon. No assembling requires which is the best part. Also no chemical sprayed grill/parts. People underestimate the danger of chemical sprayed bbq grill…

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I wasn't sure if a tank hose was included or not (so I went ahead and bought one separately). But there it was when the unit arrived! Now I have 2 hoses :) Small enough for us to take on out day-trips and have BBQs in parks, etc. Great addition to our 'exploring'. Teamed it up with a 10lb tank for better portability.