While city living can be great, one of the downsides is that people who live of apartments or condos are usually not allowed to use charcoal or gas grills, even on their balconies. The real restriction for most buildings involves not having an “open flame.” Enter electric grills which by their nature meet this guideline and can make summer in the city a lot more enjoyable for those suffering from grill envy. The Firestone Cook Number Grill from Outdoor Rooms is a high end electric grill that gets as close to the experience of a gas grill as one could hope for.

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Weber has now made select Weber Genesis and Summit models available in a new copper finish. Previously, these grills were only available in green, black, or blue, so copper is a new addition to the family. This new metal tone brings new life to the series, especially for those of who have become bored of the old colors. I recently check out a colored Genesis E-310 and it’s definitely unique and will turn some heads.

When you can afford to make a great impression, nothing compares to the Weber Ranch Kettle. Admittedly, most people don’t need this grill—it can cook enough food for an army (or a whole vacation compound full of guests). And not many people are willing to shell out the almost $1,000 sticker price. That said, if you like to entertain in a big way, you can really turn heads with the Weber Ranch Charcoal Kettle. This is the king of charcoal grills. With a 37½-inch diameter cooking space, you can grill multiple turkeys and steaks and still have room for side dishes. There is such a massive base for coals, it’s easy to control your cooking temperatures by piling more coals on one end for searing, leaving the other end free for slower cooking. If you’re really into grilling, and grilling at parties, this is the grill for you. It’s so mammoth, you can feed an entire party of 30 people, no problem. It features a huge removable ash catcher base, wheeled frame, and a tuck-away lid holder. Best of all, meat cooked on the Weber Ranch Kettle grill tastes like it was cooked over an open fire pit out in the wilderness.

Weber continues to expand it’s popular Weber Q Grill line to fit every need and budget. I have owned the Q since it first came out a few years ago and use it all the time.

There are now three seperate levels of Q Grills, the Weber Baby Q, The Weber Q200/Q220 series (The original Q) and the new oversized Weber Q300/Q320 Series. I have reviewed them all and have also made recommendations for accessories and vendors who offer the best prices and free shipping.

Baby Q Review | Weber Q 200 Series Review | Weber Q 300 Series Review

I am excited to announce the new Lynx Grills Page at Bobby’s Best. Lynx Professional Grills are top of the line premium grills for those who are looking for the latest technology and style. They feature Lynx’ ProSear infrared technology and Lynx also offers matching accessories if you are doing a built in grill station for your patio or deck. We have partnered with Grill Goods and Barbecue Grills and & More to offer models with free delivery and installation, so that you can get a get price on a Lynx Grill without having to leave your home or pay sales tax.

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