- Low-cost option
- Very portable and easy to store
- Low marks for quality and cooking
- 11,000 BTUs over a 187 square inch grilling surface
- Sized for 2-4 people
Review: Char-Broil Portable Gas Grill
Category: Reviews
This page lists every single portable grill review we’ve ever done.
Each review is broken down into several sections and provides important product information as well as an in-depth review that covers every aspect of how you would use each grill.
All information is updated as it becomes available.
Review: Smoke Hollow 205
- Great for RVing, camping and tailgating
- Stainless steel body and firebox
- One 12,000 BTU burner
- Easy to clean, easy to carry around
Review: Blackstone Dash 1610
- 7000 BTU’s on a single burner
- 247 square inches of grilling space
- Extremely portable
- Two-Sided Grill & Griddle Plate
- Sets up in seconds
- Very easy to clean
Review: Cuisinart All Foods CGG-200
- High quality construction
- Stainless steel body and burner
- Comes with veggie grill tray
- Perfect for patios and back yards
- Temperatures reach over 500°
Review: Coleman RoadTrip Grill LX
- 20,000 BTU’s total over two burners
- Stand folds down and stores underneath the grill
- Ideal for tailgaters, campers and picnickers
- No wheels to transport with
- Decent quality – will last a while
Review: Coleman RoadTrip Grill LXE
- Large, 285 square inch grill surface
- Loads of accessories available, including interchangeable cooking surfaces
- Two independently controlled burners each boasting 10,000 BTU’s
- Very portable – great for anyone except hikers
Review: O-Grill 3000
- Extremely portable and easy to store
- 9,450 BTU’s over a single burner
- Setup takes only a few seconds
- Easy to clean and keep clean
- Great choice for nearly all uses
- Will require a table or available accessory stand
Review: Cuisinart Petit Gourmet CGG-180
- 145 square inches of grilling space makes it ideal for two people
- 5,500 BTU’s of heat disbursed over a single burner
- Telescopic legs fold up to bottom of grill
- Carries like a brief case for ultimate portability
- Priced very reasonably
Review: Weber Q 100 (Discontinued)
- Built for longevity with solid materials
- The smallest grill in the Weber Q series
- 189 square inches of grilling space and 8,500 BTU’s over a single burner
- Great choice for condo balconies and RV’s
Review: Weber Q 220 (Discontinued)
- The largest of the Weber Portable Q’s
- 12,000 BTU’s over a single burner
- Porcelain enameled cast iron grill grate
- Made of high quality materials, built to live outside
- Can be difficult to store, stand sold separately