Weber Spirit II E-210

That's right here. And here's how you control both grills So I like that you can lift up one side of it and roll around it does have wheels Now you wi...

They're a lot more stylish, it's a really good looking grill. The new Weber Spirit 2 series features a stunning stainless steel control panel and side...

And so I have no complaints whatsoever. Again this is the Weber Spirit E210 and give it two thumbs up would recommend this to just about anybody I thi...

This model has the enclosed coal catcher instead of an open tray, which makes dealing with coals super easy. Well worth the extra money over a standard 22" Weber Kettle simply for this fact, but you also get a hinged grate with the Premium as well.

Cons: Assembly! in my hardware store days i’ve built about 350 grills, from the worst (T- - - -) to the best (Weber). I’ve had to create parts, drill & tap holes, add entire sets of bolts (missing or wrong sizes/threads) Weber’s assembly instructions are pretty good: (iphone/android app called “BILT...

If you buy a cheap gas grill, then you just bought a cheap grill. The Weber burns more efficiently with less hot spot issues and will last well over 10 years with care.

This is a fine grill for the price, it is sturdy and of the quality you would expect from a Weber. As far as assembly, it went together easily, if you are an instructions follower you may get confused by the bags of hardware which are numbered in an odd manner. The design basically uses one main fas...

Nice! For years I said I had given up on gas after my trusty Sears model finally bit the dust (it was a gift so I didn't really have a choice). Then, my in-laws bought a Weber Spirit E-210 2-burner with the cabinet to hide the tank for their new house. Whenever we go over there, that's the only grill they have so that's what I've used.

This is my third Weber grill. The first two were the round kettle variety and both lasted forever. I prefer charcoal, but alas for safety reasons, my condo association doesn’t allow anything but propane. So here we are, $400 later. Build quality of the components is exceptional. And once assembled, ...

I prefer charcoal. There is a dish from my wife’s home country that really only comes out properly on charcoal. That said, I recently bought a Weber Spirit II 3-burner for quick grills for the family. I have been so pleasantly surprised with the quality and the convenience that I can’t believe I didn’t do this earlier.