Weber-Stephen Products One-Touch Silver 22.5 Charcoal Grill

Pros: Fragrance, taste, artistry unparalleled in the propane world. Easy to service and replace parts.

Cons: Gotta pay attention--it doesn't turn itself off.

Review: What a great tool for cooking! It lets me adjust the heat and then holds it. It drives the rich smoky flavor of the charcoal into anything (chicken, burgers, sausage, steak, fish, veggies) lucky enough to sizzle on its sturdy grill, which is ...

Pros: Charcoal flavor, very durable

Cons: Ash catcher needs improvement

Review: Back in '89 I had a brand new gas grill - but not for long. One day I clicked the ignitor and WHOOSH! The pressure regulator had malfunctioned and the gas flame looked more like a blow torch. Needless to say, I sold that grill and switched to a Weber...

Pros: Great flavor, nice handle, easy to clean

Cons: Small cooking surface, prone to falling over, awkward movement

The Bottom Line: A great grill for a single guy/girl or a small family. Need to buy a larger grill for big families or parties.

Review: My gas grill gave out on me two years ago and since I don't know how to cook in the kitchen and I wasn't married to my great wife yet, I needed a cheap but durable grill to tide me over. After searching several models I settled on this Weber grill. ...

Pros: Great grilling results!

Cons: Messy. Some design shortcomings.

The Bottom Line: Recommended: "The proof is in the pudding."

Review: The Weber One-Touch Silver 22.5 Grill manages to impart flavors that are absolutely delicious, no doubt about it. It does, however, have its shortcomings. The lid has a small hook to latch it to the kettle (when you want to check the food, add ...

Pros: Durability, cooking quality, available accessories

Cons: legs may come out when moved

The Bottom Line: The Weber One Touch Silver Grill is a excellent buy for your outdoor BBQ needs.

Review: The Weber kettle grill is almost a stereotypical fixture of American suburbia, together with patio furniture. After succumbing to having to buy one for an outdoor party, I now know why it is probably THE most popular outdoor grill.

First of...

Pros: Taste, ease of use

Cons: Ash clean up

Review: I love my Weber. Although not a thing of beauty or art, the Weber is a standard, a necessity.
You can't cook something up quickly or at a moment's notice. You need to give it a while to heat up the coals, and then the grill. But most of the...

Pros: The cheapest version of the standard for charcoal grilling.

Cons: Comes with substandard cooking grate.

Review: The cooking grate it comes with is non-standard and flimsy. The grate rods are far apart and thin. The lift handles are non-standard and will not hook on the edge of the grill. The support rod in the middle is larger than the circular edge support rod, ...

Pros: Plenty of surface area for cooking; typical strong Weber construction of the kettle.

Cons: Poorly designed handles; mediocre design of ash catching tray.

The Bottom Line: Go ahead and buy this unit if you like to BBQ as it will definitely serve your needs; be wary of the handles and don't burn yourself.

Review: I just love to BBQ and since I live in Southern California, it's no problem to cook outside all year long. My last Weber BBQ was the traditional kettle style about 18" in diameter. It had wooden handles on the lid and on the sides. The wooden handles ...

Pros: cheap and easy

Cons: none.....takes a little practise to get the food perfectly cooked

Review: Nothing says summer like sprinklers, the smell of new cut grass, and a good, old-fashioned cook out.

Two years ago, my husband and I became first time home owners, and as silly as it may sound, owning a grill was just part of our American...

Pros: Great cooking, simple to install.

Cons: Wheel keeps falling off.

The Bottom Line: If you are used to gas, you'll be let down by charcoal!

Review: You know that picture of everyone's grill missing a wheel, it's not a joke, it's true.

I moved, and didn't have my gas grill yet, so I went out and bought a charcoal grill. I was really used to gas, but figured I should try being a real man...