ColemanRoadTrip 225 Portable Tabletop Propane Grill, Gas Grill with 2 Adjustable Burners, Instastart Ignition, & 11,000 BTUs of Power for Camping, Tailgating, Grilling & More

Easiest grill I've ever cleaned. The instructions say to put water in the drip pan, the drip pan is the entire inside around the elements. It just lifts right out and is easy to dump, and just wipes clean. The cast iron grill is solid in the center over the burner elements so nothing can fall through the grill onto the elements, keeping them clean as well, and providing a grill pan surface in the center of the grill that nothing can fall through. It got quite hot quite fast but the outer edge was cooler than I would prefer, but that's how most any gas grill is. It is enameled cast iron so you can't use metal spatulas, tongs or wire brushes ets on it, so I used the silicone tipped tongs, and sharp ended wooden Spatula, silicone Spatula and long wooden Chef's chopsticks. I used a Lodge Cast Iron brush and some salt to brush it down, then added water and brushed some more and then it wiped clean. You don't need to season it. The grill plates are dishwasher safe but it is easy enough to clean before you put it away. You just wipe down inside the lid and the inside is clean. I used to have to wipe up all the drippings and grease in my previous portable Grills before putting in the car. The grates cool pretty quickly. It's way lighter than an all cast iron hibachi like Lodge makes. The experience isn't quite as good as raw cast iron, but since it's Portable the ease of cleaning is by far worth the difference, especially for long road trips etc. I used a 40" plastic hooked bungee cord to wrap around it and keep the lid closed. Just tie an overhand knot or two in it to make it the right size. The regulator is supposed to be unscrewed before putting it away so it has a long grip to unscrew it with making it much more compact than smaller cheaper Grills that have the regulator attached way inside the grill. I put the regulator in a small soft bag, and the utensils in a fabric shopping bag wrapped with a plastic hooked bungee and put it on the grill plates then bungee it closed. The whole thing fits in a standard Ikea bag to make it easy to carry. The burners are inner ring and outer ring, not left and right, which is quite perfect for this grill since the inner would just heat the center plate slightly, since the grill plates are divided into 2/3 on one side and 1/3 on the other. I like the ridge divider between the two, as I can avoid cross contamination easier. Great grill, I like the fact that the legs are long stationary rails that you don't have to fold. The cast iron, though enameled, still cooks better than anything not cast iron, and is clean and oil free unlike raw cast iron

We have used this when camping for two. We added the large griddle for a split grill/griddle configuration.Extra purchase for the griddle, but worth it looking into.I did reinforce that inner finish with High Temp Black paint to extend its life.The water dish is a new twist, but I like that it keep the miss of grease dripping in the water pan.It make clean up in the sink easy and you are not stowing a greasy grill in the back of your truck or car.I did get a generic cover and converted it to quick fitting for the RV gas lines.I bought the one piece converter and drilled out the opening a bit. Works great and now it works on a 20# tank or RV propane line.

Easy to clean, easy to use. Can take it camping or wherever because it’s small and lightweight enough to easily travel with. Haven’t had any issues with it yet whatsoever. I recommend this if you don’t grill enough for a big bulky back yard bbq. You can store it in the garage or wherever during the off season and it won’t take up much room. The quality is pretty good. Glad I bought it. No complaints so far.

I recently purchased the Tabletop Propane Grill, and I must say, it has been a great addition to my outdoor cooking arsenal. While I can't quite give it a perfect 5-star rating, it's certainly close!First off, the assembly was a breeze. The instructions were clear and straightforward, and I had it up and running in no time. I appreciate how compact and portable this grill is; it's the perfect size for our small patio, and I can easily take it on camping trips or picnics.The grilling performance is impressive. It heats up quickly and evenly, allowing for consistent cooking every time. The temperature control is precise, making it easy to sear steaks, grill vegetables, or cook delicate seafood with confidence. Plus, the grates are non-stick, which makes clean-up a breeze.I also love the convenience of the propane tank. It lasts longer than I expected, and I appreciate not having to deal with charcoal or messy cleanup. The built-in thermometer on the lid is a nice touch, ensuring that I always grill my food to perfection.The reason I couldn't give it a full 5 stars is that I wish it had a bit more cooking space. While it's great for a small gathering or family meal, it might be a tad small if you regularly host larger gatherings.In summary, this Tabletop Propane Grill is a fantastic addition to any outdoor cooking setup. It's easy to use, portable, and delivers excellent grilling results. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable grill for smaller gatherings and outings.

This grill changed my RVing life! Does an incredible job.