Cuisinart Petite Gourmet Portable Gas Grill, Compact Portable Grill Propane, 150 Sq. In. Cooking Surface, 5,500 BTU Burner Small Gas Grills for Camping, BBQ, Folding Legs and Carry Handles, Red

Live in a city where a lot of grill thefts happen on porches. I have always wanted my own gas grill but the idea of spending a lot of money to be able to easily have that flavor fast has deterred me. This is a solid choice. It is not a grill if you are cooking for a large group but I would say 2-4 people could easily get fed in a timely manner. I use 1 pound proud and tanks and store it in a medium sized duffel when it’s not in use in the trunk of my car. This will cook steaks chicken veggies anything well. You just have to get used to the temperature as there is no gauge. The portability here is so nice. Going on a road trip? To a friends house across town? Just on the tiny porch outside? EASY and simple just pop the legs out and fire it up. I love using this thing and the grate comes off completely so it is insanely easy to keep clean with minimal effort. I love this little grill. If you are looking to get something to cook for 2 people I don’t know why you would even need a full sized grill. Get this bad boy. I haven’t had plastic melt yet after a few months but I can say that probably happens if the grill is left with high heat for long periods. Still going strong and worth the money for this purchaser. Again. Not for the avid griller or feeding a small army but the small spacers I highly recommend giving this a try.

Works great. Small size is perfect for storing in our camper storage compartment. Cooks well. Dont be fooled by the low BTU number. Burner is close to grill and enclosure is small so it cooks just as good as my big grill at the house.

I’m a firm believer in the idea that you get what you pay for and this nice little grill confirms that thought. I use it as my outdoor kitchen in my little RV. I like the light weight and portability. Typically these small grills loose their luster and the grates rust after a few hot sessions. Not this one. The coating on the grate and the inside of the grill is quality. It has survived exceptionally well and cleans up easily. It has done a fine job with steak, hamburgers, chicken, and pork. The only reason I don’t give it 5 stars is for the heat. Yes, it gets hot enough to get the job done but you can’t put a sear on anything. That’s the only flaw I’ve found. Highly recommended.

I received it in excellent condition and love the red. Not too heavy for me and fits perfectly in the case i got for it from Amazon. Also fits in my deck box so i can keep it outside. The first time I used it I brought it to the park and had a picnic with some friends. I did as directed and let the fire be lit for 15 minutes before I cooked the burgers. Warning to users: always spray it with some kind of nonstick spray because the hamburgers stuck on the grill. The next time I used it was at home and remembered to spray it and my steak came out perfect and didn’t stick. Cooks quickly on low setting so don’t walk away unless you want it well done. The cleaning up was semi- easy. The grill fits in the sink so i was able to soak it and it washed up good. Cleaning the inside was not as easy due to the fire element and having to clean underneath it. But, in the end, it’s a Great little BBQ! Highly recommend.

I recently picked up the Cuisinart Petite Gourmet Portable Gas Grill, and I am absolutely blown away by this little machine. If you're looking for a compact grill that doesn't compromise on cooking quality, look no further. This grill is an absolute game-changer for small balconies, camping trips, tailgating, or even just quick weeknight grilling for two. Performance That Surprises: Despite its small size, the 5,500 BTU burner heats up incredibly fast and distributes heat evenly across the 150 sq. in. stainless steel cooking surface. I’ve cooked everything from juicy burgers and delicate fish fillets to chicken breasts, and every item has come out perfectly seared and cooked through. The ability to achieve high heat quickly is crucial for good grilling, and the Petite Gourmet delivers consistently. Design & Portability Mastered: This is where the grill truly shines. Cuisinart designed this with portability in mind. The legs fold up and lock securely, and the built-in carry handle makes transporting it genuinely effortless—it feels like carrying a small suitcase. Setup takes literally 30 seconds. The stainless steel construction not only looks sleek and professional but also makes cleanup remarkably simple after a cookout. Perfect Capacity for Small Groups: While it’s compact, the 150 square inches of cooking space is surprisingly accommodating. It comfortably handled four large steaks at once, and you could easily fit six to eight regular-sized burgers. It's the ideal size for a family of four or a small group of friends at a campsite. Final Verdict: The Cuisinart Petite Gourmet is the best investment I’ve made in portable outdoor cooking. It’s tough, powerful, easy to clean, and genuinely portable. It’s built to last and provides true BBQ flavor wherever you go. Stop struggling with charcoal or heavy grills—this is the solution you need. Highly, highly recommend!

this is my 3rd portable grill - and my favourite. they really nailed this - cooks nice and even. legs are solid. i enjoy using it. wish it went a little lower on the gas settings, and really wish it had a foldable grill shelf inside for toasting burger buns etc, but still very happy with this unit.

Sorry for such a lengthy review, but this is how I successfully connected it to my low pressure quick connect on my trailer. There have been numerous Q&A's about this topic with answers ranging from 'it can't be done' to 'if you do it, it'll void the warranty' (I suspect this is true so if you try this beware). No one has said exactly how to do it. So this is what I did and it works well, but I make NO GUARANTEES WHATSOEVER that anyone else will get the same results. There was one review that stated you can connect the BBQ to the rv outlet and leave the regulator installed. I tried this using one of these: "Aupoko 1lb Propane Disposal Adapter Fitting.....". This works, sort of, but the resulting flow of propane is quite low - like only cooking on Low heat. I found a website, Torjik, which claims to make a couple adapters for this grill, but I couldn't find any reviews of it. I emailed the company asking simply how to connect the adapters, but never had any response. Given that, I didn't want to try ordering one. Finally I decided to just proceed with removing the regulator. Used 2 wrenches, one on the regulator & the other on the "nut" on the tube to prevent it from twisting. It was on pretty tight, and found thread locker after removal. Don't think it was 'red' locker since I didn't have to use heat. Threads are 1/4" NPT. Cleaned locker off the tube side with wire brush & some heat. As seen from the pics, attached a QC plug via a 1/4" NPT elbow - didn't want it sticking out the back of the BBQ any farther. Of course used gas approved Teflon tape. This is working really well now. I also wanted to be able to convert the BBQ back to being able to use the 1lb can in case it needs to be more portable. For this I used a another QC connector and attached it to the original regulator.

The 1st time I used this grill, the back top, immediately discolored to black. The rest shiny red. It was good at grilling and easy to use. I purchased this Cuisinart on July 3, 2024. The knob for temperature control fell off, so I put it back on. Then, latch for the lid fell off after the fire. Yes, fire! I was contemplating the fire dept. because I’m a senior. The knob wasn’t working, I could not shut it off. Flames were coming out the grill as high as my arm was. I was trying to reach the handle to close the lid. It was terrifying and went on for awhile. The grill is garbage and even if it turns on again I’d be afraid I couldn’t shut it off again. I really did love this little grill. It’s now Aug 10, this grill lasted 1 year.

Works out of the box. No issues. It does not burn the food like others do. The overall quality is very good. Feet are plastic, but have no issues as others described. Relatively easy to transport in the car or to camping. Happy with the purchase. I could have bought a Coleman portable BBQ for a bit more money, but that one is heavy and bigger. For the size and quality, this cannot be beaten.

Well built, nice looking and works great. You get what you pay for and this is a quality item. Cuisinart is a great brand and I couldn't be happier. Definitely recommend.

I bought this little bbq for my boat and am happy with it out of the box, not sure why anyone would give this bad reviews, seems very well built consistent flame and looks very nice... Only thing I think I'd have wanted was the folding legs to lock in the open and closed position, as far as I can tell they don't lock at all. Not sure why anyone would complain about hot spots, I've never seen a potable BBQ that didn't, my last one was a $600 marine BBQ and it was not as well built as this and certainly had hotspots galore... Go ahead buy this grill, you'll love it

Es fantástica y se limpia muy fácil y rápido. El tamaño es ideal y muy cómodo, la parrilla súper fácil de limpiar y de buena calidad. Cómo no viene un termómetro , hemos agregado uno que es muy fácil y le da un plus a la barbacoa. No nos arrepentimos en absoluto y es igual a las imágenes. Si aún, quieres limpiar menos, existen unos paños que te ubican encima de la parrilla para no ensuciar nada y la suciedad es casi nula.

My wife refers to this unit as the Baby Q. Chicken, pork chops and street meat all cooked satisfactory so far. If you need a BBQ for 2 or just a tailgating/party boat Q this is the one.