Best BBQ Grills

[Gobsgraham]

I have a BK 90 aswell but my next grill will be a Napolean. Or Viking if I could afford one.

[Jiggy_12]

Own a Napoleon Prestige series P450 model.

Excellent, excellent BBQ.

[sevenarms]

I bought a Coleman earlier in the year. Nobody has mentioned them yet. So far I'm a big fan and can't see it deteriorating in the future.

This guy http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/2/OutdoorLiving/BBQs/NaturalGasBBQs/PRDOVR~0853029P/Coleman%252BEven-Heat%252B4-Burner%252BStationary%252BNatural%252BGas%252BBBQ. jsp?locale=en

[Envitro]

I have a NG Vermont Castings 6 burner and it's glorious

Best BBQ I have ever owned

[GreenTeaFrapp]

Originally Posted by Clarkey

How hot do your Weber Genesis BBQ's get? Mine maxes out around 500F although the gauge goes way above that.

Is yours natural gas? I had one and had the same issue with it but using my parents' same model but with propane at the cottage I had no problem burying the needle.

[Shazam]

Napoleon.

[Wormius]

I picked up the Broil King Mnoarch 20 (http://www.barbecuesgalore.ca/cooking.bpsx?CookingID=1) about 5 years ago from Barbeques Galore and have been very happy with it. The cover it came with didn't last through a couple of winters so I tossed that and just leave it out in the open all year round. More convenient anyhow since we have a small balcony and the bbq cover gets in the way.

Like one poster said, I am also having trouble getting it pre-heated to anything higher than 500F. I know burgers and everything cook okay still, but some of the recipes are hard to follow - i.e. preheat to 700F and then turn down to medium. What does that mean if I can't get it to 700F to begin with?

Anyway, I also picked up a small portable one from Costco (http://reviews.costco.ca/2070-en_ca/...onTime&dir=asc) for camping. It was about $50, and it works okay but the handles on the side are not very sturdy. Grease and burnt crud also seem to fall out easily, which I learned the hard way after putting it back in the car following a picnic.

[Zevo]

Originally Posted by Envitro

I have a NG Vermont Castings 6 burner and it's glorious

Best BBQ I have ever owned

Love my Vermont Castings bbq. Similar in quality to a Weber.

Definitely go to a BBQ store over home depot as they help you out a lot more. Better service down the road for parts and advice.

[Sr. Mints]

Originally Posted by Envitro

I have a NG Vermont Castings 6 burner and it's glorious

Best BBQ I have ever owned

Did you get it in Calgary? I'm having trouble finding a place that sells Vermont Casings.

I have a Broil King for about 8 years now, but I've used a Vermont Casing, and it's what want next.

[8sPOT]

I have a Vermont Castings as well, that thing is a beast!

[8sPOT]

Originally Posted by Sr. Mints

Did you get it in Calgary? I'm having trouble finding a place that sells Vermont Casings.

I have a Broil King for about 8 years now, but I've used a Vermont Casing, and it's what want next.

My Dad picked up 2 at BBQ's Galore in Edmonton about 3 years ago. They had such a good deal on them he ended up buying me one!

[Wormius]

Originally Posted by fotze

I had a crappy walmart one and now a fancy Weber. I guess its better, it has hot stuff and grills on top of the hot stuff, and a cover. Not sure how you can improve on that.

A dozen Spolumbos and a non-hot surface to put a cold beverage upon.

[Biff]

My Weber Summit 650 will go to 700 degrees in well-under 10 minutes....on two of the six burners. It's scary hot.

On an un-related note....don't go and fill a propane tank that the neighborhood hooligans have, apparently, shot a pellet gun at. The propane leaks all over your trunk and you have to call the fire department. That was an interesting mother's day.

[Suzles]

The Seasonal Manager at Lowe's in McKenzie was a manager at Barbeque's Galore. He really knows his stuff. Ask for Grant. We also offer free assembly and price match. And, yes, I work there too (currently having fun refusing to serve customers wearing Canuck jerseys .....)