Portable Charcoal Grill, Tabletop Outdoor Barbecue Smoker, Small BBQ Grill for Outdoor Cooking Backyard Camping Picnics Beach by DNKMOR GREEN

I absolutely love this grill. This grill cooks a lot for Its size. It’s so cute and portable. It’s an excellent little grill and honestly it beats having to set up and use and clean a huge grill. This is great for a nice hassle free home grilled meal. I highly recommend.

Perfect for me! Small but it's exactly what I wanted. Doesnt need a lot of charcoal, grill will hold 4 burgers. I bought a cart to put it on so it really fits my needs.

3 Year Review. Excellent grill with a few caveats. Biggest pro for me is durability. It's going to last and after 3 years in the open weather it still has all it's paint aside from a rust rash underneath when coals tend to set against the outer shell. My recs. Season it before hand and maybe remove some of the paint from the interior. The paint along the edges that retains the grill grid will burn and I'm not a fan of that in my food. Absolute unit. Uses about 3/4 of a Webber full size chimney to fuel for a few hours. Air flow is questionable at best but with that amount of fuel it functions well. I love cooking up a few steaks for me and my wife on it but I need to get the porterhouses off to do veggies since the porterhouses take up ALL of the real-estate. With that said I've cooked so much chicken on this thing it isn't funny and hot dogs and burgers going open lid is a no brainier. Complaints. Paint should be on the exterior only! I don't want burnt paint in my food. Needs a larger input for air underneath as well as a slotted not drilled plate for the coals. Needs a larger control chimney for said airflow with no air vents on the side. Maybe dual exhaust in the mid of the grill as odd as that would look. The tray for the coals need to be another 1/4" to 1/2" deeper to prevent the coals from rolling over and overheating the paint on the outer shell. All in all once you clean it. Season it. And learn it's quirks. This will wind up at every park, campout, beach trip and backyard function you got going on. It is too heavy for a hike but with more than say 6 people it's viable to share the load across packs.

This smoker/barbecue sits on a small glass table between my wife and I on our patio, allowing us to each conveniently cook a meal to our personal perfection without getting out of our patio chair. How cool is that? Sip a beverage while having a relaxing cookout I’m not saying this barbecue smoker thing is gonna last forever but, darn, it sure is cute. and it works quite well for small meals.

It only took me 20 minutes to put this grill together. It comes with a carrying bag but not the one in the picture. It's great to have for small get togethers with family or a few friends. It's really lightweight to carry.

Feel like i was ripped off because i was very dissatisfied

"Life expectancy would grow by leaps and bounds if green vegetables smelled as good as bacon." - Doug Larson Lost my old barbecue grill during my last move, so I bought this one. It's small, but sturdy. How sturdy? Let me elaborate. We were at a primitive campground and we had to park our car a ways from our campsite. So at bedtime we hung our food from a branch and tucked the ice chest neatly underneath the picnic table bench. The grill, however, we left out on the table with the lid on it (never had a problem with it before). We went to bed not thinking anything more about it. Well, the aroma must have been too much for the local wildlife, because after sleeping for probably an hour or two, we were rudely awakened by a gawd-awful racket. Grabbed my flashlight and went outside. Crouched in the bushes, only about 15 feet away was a behemoth raccoon (I swear he must have been 75 lbs!), just staring back at me. I yelled and cursed at him and he just held his ground, not moving an inch. So I picked up a stick and threw it near him and he finally scurried away. I picked up the barbecue grill, which he had knocked onto the ground, and went back to bed. After about another hour we were awoken again. This time I figured I'd let him play with it for a while, but eventually, I had to get up and chase him away again. This time, however, the barbecue was nowhere in sight. The overgrown critter had run off with it! I went back to bed with the thought of a raccoon running home to his family yelling, "Honey! Look what I found!", and his wife and kids jumping for joy! The next morning we searched the nearby bushes and finally recovered it, at least 30 feet away. The lid was still intact, but the vents on top were bent - easily fixed. Yes, after this little episode, the Camping Guru definitely recommends this grill.

It first comes with a big hole on the packing box and a huge dent on the unit. I had to return it to get a replacement. But the replacement unit comes with a misaligned handle mounting hole that the handle cannot be installed. I had to add some thick washers to extend the handle to be able to mount the handle to the cover. It works and the thermometer on the unit is nice but the built quality needs to be improved.