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Ok guys..summer is upon us and I've been researching grills ( both charcoal and gas). I don't care which one. Just looking for something not huge...something I can have on my back patio here in Florida.

I've looked at most brands and know weber grills are the best all around, but a little pricey

What are u guys using and have had good luck with ?

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charcoal grill infrared

I don't know what it is about this infrared cooking but I swear everything taste better on it, particularly brats....
 

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I'd say a Weber kettle, or the Performer /w gas-ignition... If not Weber, I've used Char-Griller's before - they come with cast-iron grates, which is nice (as with a Weber, they'd cost an additional $80 or so).
 

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Been crushing it with this for the past 3 weeks. Weber Summit S-620 Stainless Steel Gas Grill.
 

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Dude do NOT get gas, come on.

If you can afford it the Big Green Egg is the only way to go. If not you must get a Weber kettle, period.
 

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I have a weber kettle with gas ignite bought cast iron grates and love it
 
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weber is way to go worth the extra $200-$300 , this grill wont rust and cooks evenly, starts fast,
 

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I'm pretty sure after all the research and from this thread that weber grills are top notch. I'm probably going to snatch up a weber kettle and eventually get those graycort grill grates ( cast iron ).

What'd we end up with..?
 

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If you can afford it....get a weber performer. Does the same fine work as a weber kettle except if comes with a cart with wheels, a hinge to hang your grill lid when off the grill, an electric start, a cool slide out waterproof bucket underneath to store excess charcol bricketes and an ash catcher that catches all your burnt ashes without tearing apart the grill to the core. Last I looked they run around $325. The Weber Kettle goes for around $79 on sale. And you want the 22inch grates. Trust me on this one. It's the Cadillac of charcol grills and worth every penny.
 

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Weber, great grill that lasts forever

nothing else seems to compare
 

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I'm pretty sure after all the research and from this thread that weber grills are top notch. I'm probably going to snatch up a weber kettle and eventually get those graycort grill grates ( cast iron ).

Good choice. Not the fanciest looking grill in the world but it is the best IMO. I like the size of it too. Most the fancy grills are just a waste of space to make them look pretty
 

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If you can afford it....get a weber performer. Does the same fine work as a weber kettle except if comes with a cart with wheels, a hinge to hang your grill lid when off the grill, an electric start, a cool slide out waterproof bucket underneath to store excess charcol bricketes and an ash catcher that catches all your burnt ashes without tearing apart the grill to the core. Last I looked they run around $325. The Weber Kettle goes for around $79 on sale. And you want the 22inch grates. Trust me on this one. It's the Cadillac of charcol grills and worth every penny.

My buddy picked one of those up at a swap meet for $50...sweet deal
 

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