Weber-Stephen Products Smokey Joe Gold

Pros: Affordable, as well as portable.

Cons: Comparable for what you pay for it!

The Bottom Line: For the price, you can't beat it.

Review: There is nothing like smelling those charcoals turning to coals of perfection as they anxiously await those mouth watering steaks to be tossed on the grill.

No matter if it is on the lake, at the park, your backyard, or on...

Pros: Very durable, perfect for what it was meant for.

Cons: For the money and years of service I really can't complain.

The Bottom Line: I have had mine for almost 12 years and it still looks and works great.

Review: It?s kind of funny because I can almost swear that I wrote a review on this product a long, long time ago and yet I can not seem to find it anywhere. So I guess it no longer exists or maybe I just though I wrote it but did not. Oh well, any ways...

Pros: Portable, efficient, cooks food well

Cons: Small, won't work for large families, have to stoop or kneel to work with it

The Bottom Line: The Weber Smokey Joe Gold Grill isn't for everyone. It's perfect for two or three people and extremely portable and easy to store.

Review: I've owned my Weber Smokey Joe Gold Grill for about three years, and I selected it for numerous reasons. Before I tell you those reasons, let tell you a little bit about the grill itself.

The Weber Smokey Joe Gold Grill is a...

Pros: Cooks so much at once.

Cons: none

Review: 3 gas grills, 1 Bar-B-Q pit, and 2 large charcoal grills later the Weber Smokey Joe Grill wins! We have been using our Weber Smokey Joe for a year now. Its permanent home is on top of a patio table on our back screened-in porch.

My husband...

Pros: Cheap, simple, clean design, sturdy Weber product

Cons: The need for a good surface to put it on -- wooden patios may not take kindly to so much heat so close

Review: also titled

You love your vegetarian friends. It's thirty bucks. Throw them a (proverbial) bone.

Yes, it is yet another review where the vegetarian issue is hauled out and thrown in your face, and I apologize,...

Pros: Portable and convenient; grills very well and prepares tasty meals

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: If you are heading to college or are planning of being away from home-cooked meals for a long time, invest in of these Webers!

Review: If my first introduction to B-B-cueing started in the back yard of my parents' home, my love for this American pastime activity grew when I was in college. When I was heading to college, my mother thought about sending me enough money to buy a...

Pros: I'm smoking! Great Weber grilling for a mom and two boys.

Cons: Not a family grill. Go larger for 4+ people

The Bottom Line: Can't beat this grill for a couple or for a single parent with small kids. Small. Even heating. Durable. Decent price (though I got mine as a gift).

Review: I'm a die hard charcoal person. The outdoor gassers and the Foreman indoor grills are great in theory, but you do NOT get that smoked charcoal flavor. Give me the blindfold test. I can tell the difference.

Webber is tops for charcoal...

Pros: small enough to throw it in the trunk, solid construction

Cons: not big enough for a full scale BBQ

The Bottom Line: Smokey Joe is a miniature charcoal grill that can help you feed about 2-10 people good old-fashioned BBQ!

Review: If you're looking for a gas grill, you can always trust the folks at Weber for quality. The Genesis Series is a great place to start when you're buying the outdoor BBQ grill for a family. But Weber has other models that can work for you if you...

Pros: We get a Great Food Value Without Having to Leave Our Apartment.

Cons: I should have bought the Jumbo Joe for the larger cooking surface.

The Bottom Line: This grill is easy to store and use. The grill lasts forever, so it is an excellent value at most any price.

Review: We have had the little "Smokey Joe" Weber grill since our daughter was in 1st grade, and now she is a Sopohmore in high school. I like the grill because we eat a lot of chicken, and we cook it in advance for the week, then I store it in a large...

Pros: small, sturdy, durable, cheap

Cons: low to the ground, can't expand

Review: I live in a one-bedroom, second floor apartment. I also love grilled food -- to me, it is the taste of summer. For a long time I thought these two things were incompatible. My apartment is so small I have no room for a big grill, and even if I had...