Cuisinart CGG-240 All Foods, 27.3" L x 38" W x 23.5" H, Roll-Away Gas Grill, Stainless Steel

This is my second purchase of this model in 5 years - old one finally rusted out from PAC NW weatherI have owned a lot of different grills by different makers but this one is the best for me because:+ Grill Size is perfect for cooking for 2 to 4 people+. Small footprint takes up very little space on my tiny patio+ Portable base makes it easy to move or take on a picnic+ Engineered to be easy to use - instant on, great heat control, easy to clean+. Never Burns Food - cooks quickly and evenlyOnly complaint - Amazon delivered late (due to excessive demand I guess)

I gave away my big clunker grill after my husband died, but I wanted something to grill on when my son comes over. This is perfect. I have an outside deck that I roll into when I'm cooking and when I'm finished I just roll it back in the covered deck . Super easy to clean all parts fit in my sink. It does collapse if you want to move it somewhere to your car. I would've liked it to be able to collapse and stand up straight next to the wall, but I just keep it up all the time since it's so compact. I have recommended it to everybody. The grill is large enough for four or five people if you want/. Just what I was looking for!l love the idea that I can use a small gas canister or switch to my large tank if I need to (which I don't ever think I will)!

I've admittedly only had this grill for a few days, but after using it for two nights in a row I can say I'm pretty happy with it. It's very well put together and has a solid feel to it; the lid has a good weight to it and the hinges open smoothly. More important than the aesthetic is the fact that it grills really well, too. I got the 4' hose so I could connect it to a normal 20 pound propane tank and it started on the first turn. So far I've seen it get to 550 degrees about five or six minutes after lighting it, so it's definitely hot enough to sear meat.I'd read some reviews which said it couldn't hold its temperature in windy conditions, but two nights ago the wind was howling here and I grilled with no problems. I mean, it cooled off when I opened the lid to turn stuff over, but it's got a relatively small enclosed space so it heated right back up again shortly after I closed it. I'm hoping it performs this well in the dead of winter; I'll try to remember to post an update after the snow starts falling.Short version: I recommend this grill.

18 MONTHS LATER (9/15)Getting ready to retire this grill that's been used under a covered balcony and stored with its matching cover. It served its purpose for 18 months, which is about all you can expect from 2-3 times a week use for this model. The flame guard is just about rusted through and I'm getting tired of the frequent cleaning needed to prevent flame ups. The stand and fasteners are rusting too but it still keeps its 4 star rating for fairly even cooking and ease of cleaning the stainless parts. Planning to replace with a slightly larger $99 Home Depot Brinkmann grill with a full-size propane tank that will likely also last 18 months at about half the cost of the Cuisinart.ORIGINAL REVIEW (3/14)I'm a life-long back yard BIG grill user of mostly Weber propane models, so I was expecting some culture shock with the Cuisinart portable when we recently moved to a condo. This grill is surprisingly good with a large cooking surface that's easy to use and clean. Despite what some reviews said, it was easy to assemble and move around on my small balcony. The small gas tanks provide around 2 to 2 1/2 hours of cooking time, which is just fine for me. I would have given it 5 stars if it didn't have a tendency to blow out when cooking on the low setting on windy days (works better now on other side of balcony) and if it had a bigger flame guard area. I also bought the Cuisinart grill cover which looks good so far. NOTE - The CGG 240 model on the roll away stand has a slightly larger cooking surface than the CGG-200 table top model.

I really like this grill, I can wheel it into my backyard with minimal effort. It gets really hot and easy to cook on. It was a good purchase.

New Post - ONE STAR DO NOT BUY!!!You will think about buying this because it is Cuisinart, but do yourself a favor: DO NOT BUY!This is a Chinese-assembled piece of garbage. You can read below to my original post in regards to the headaches I had when it arrived. Now it's broken thanks to a cheap weld. The grill is supposed to collapse and rise with ease; it never did. After using it last, I was collapsing it to put it away, and the welds holding the bar the stand hooks into in order to both stand it up as well as secure it when it lies down completely broke off, and now the grill is unusable. I am thoroughly disgusted. This is easily the worst purchase I have ever made on Amazon, and it has forever ruined the Cuisinart name for me; a name I once thought of in high regard.Original Post: I haven't used this grill yet, so this score will change depending on how it works for me as I tailgate at six UGA home games this year.However, I give it two stars for now based on the fact that the entire stand assembly was put together BACKWARDS and wrong-side up. And of course, this didn't become plain until I had screwed in the lower half of the legs and tried putting the grill on the stand and couldn't. I had to break down all of the work I did putting it together, disassemble the entire stand turn the legs right-side up and and around, and the reassemble it. It took forever. You owe me my Thursday night back.Cuisinart should be ashamed to have their name, which once meant quality, attached to this product; a piece of Chinese crap if I ever saw one.If the grill doesn't work to my satisfaction, I'm sending everything back.

Grill easy to put together, love how easy it is to roll around. Nice size grill surface.