Fold 'N Go Portable Propane Grill, Lightweight Gas Grill, 6,000-BTU

Living in a condo with storage space at a premium, we needed something compact but fully functional. After reading the reviews, we decided this grill was exactly what we needed. It has a surprisingly large grilling area, very adequate for cooking for a couple or small family. Assembly was minimal (screw on legs), the propane line connection snapped into place easily, it started on the first click and almost immediately I could feel the heat rolling out. I grilled chicken and never set it past Medium heat, which was very adequate. I loved the fact that unlike the other portable tabletop by Coleman, this has a lid that is domed to be able to cook in true grill-like fashion with the lid closed for faster cooking. The chicken cooked quickly, had nice sear marks on each side and was juicy and delicious. A great trial for this little grill! I appreciate the fact that the bottom drip pan is designed to come out for easy cleaning. The grill and drip pan fit in a kitchen sink for soaking or washing. Because of another review with a dire warning about the extremely sharp edges on the drip pan, I was very concerned and that was the first thing I checked as I inspected the grill. I carefully looked at the edges and even ran my finger all the way around the edge, fully intending to use my rotary grinder to dull them down if they were sharp enough to cause concern. I could find nothing that I felt would be problematic. The drip pan and grill cleaned easily. Also, addressing another issue that was brought up in the reviews, if you leave the grill attached to the propane tank, it will not tip over backwards when you remove the grill and drip pan for cleaning. Others have complained about the latch. Perhaps theirs needs minor adjusting. When I close the grill and latch it, it stays closed. I walked around holding it by the handle and it did not come open. I even sat it on end and rattled it back and forth trying to get it to pop open and the latch stayed closed. I'm impressed with the fact that everything needed for grilling (except the propane tank) fits comfortably inside the grill resulting in a wonderfully compact package with a very small footprint when stood on end. Based on the suggestion in other reviews, I have ordered the carrying case, but only so I will have a convenient way to store and carry 2 tanks with the grill. Otherwise, it's so well designed and handy it really wouldn't be necessary. Bottom line is that I am very impressed. You can tell a lot of thought went into the design of this little beauty. The workmanship is good, what I would expect from Coleman. It functioned perfectly on the first try out of the box. It is lightweight, easy to carry and small enough to easily tuck away in a trunk, corner of a closet or even in a kitchen cabinet. I couldn't be happier with my choice, for our purpose it is as close to perfect as I could hope to find. UPDATE: After almost 2 years, I had a problem arise with the handle. The heat from frequent grilling caused a part on the handle to disintegrate, resulting in the handle coming off. The grill was at the end of the 2 year Warranty period, so I contacted Coleman, explained the problem and asked for a new handle and insulating washer to fix it. To my surprise, after I provided pictures showing the problem area, Coleman replaced it with a BRAND NEW GRILL! I am extremely impressed with their customer service department and their warranty service. This is definitely a company that stands behind their products. I would not hesitate to recommend this grill to anyone!

Grill size is 12” long by 9.25” wide with another inch where it’s rounded. I cooked a salmon steak and 4 artichokes for 2 people on this, next day 4 lamb chops and some sliced potatoes. I like the small latch to keep it closed. It works just fine. When you are ready to start cooking, you simply open it, take out the 8” propane tube and temperature control unit, screw on a small propane tank, then slide the tube into the propane hole on the side of the bbq. It just sits in there and the propane tank rests at an angle facing you. It’s just as easy to remove the tank and tube since it’s not a complicated connection. No, it does not leak, the laws of fluid dynamics pull the propane thru that connection to the bbq flames. The grill is a good weight with nice enamel coating and food does not stick easily and cleans up fast. Below the black grill is an aluminum bottom that is deep and curved to hold any grease dripping. I found that easy to clean up with a paper towel. Since it cleans so easy and disassembles so quickly, I was able to quickly put it away for the evening. I keep the box it came in and one piece of styrofoam and store it that way. Overall, very happy with it. It’s compact enough, but will cook a whole meal for 2 or 4 depending how you do it. It has a big oval burner ring and cooks just slightly hotter than you expect, but still controllable. I’ve had thin aluminum and tinny camp products in the past but this is not one of them. It has a good camping-quality feel and I would certainly use it at home on a patio but does not take the place a good stainless steel home patio bbq. Take it camping and leave the charcoal, chimney and smoke at home and you’ll be quite happy with this.

On a recent trip over Spring break, we took this grill to a rental cottage and it worked wonderfully. The first night we used the grill to cook steak and veggies and they turned out perfectly. I used the medium setting and the temperature stayed even throughout. The next morning, I used the grill (after a good cleaning) as a cook stove with my frying pan to make pancakes and bacon and the stove works great for that too. It boils water fast in my camp kettle too. It's small but it is just like having a one burner stove with the added bonus of having a grill as well so we're going to be using this on future camping trips. It held up well in the wind as well. I just cleaned it with a bit of dish soap and water and a bit of a scrub and everything came clean. It doesn't use a lot of fuel either. I'm very impressed! Only one thing that's not perfect is that you need to be sure you close the lid properly before you pack it. Also the grill rack doesn't stay put and could rattle around a bit. I cut a piece of shelf liner to fit and that keeps it from moving around when transporting. It got a great travel bag too! Love it!

I love this grill, heats up fast, its very small. Will work good for tail gating, on the go, picnics and etc... The quality seems good. I saw other reviews mention the latch did not work well to keep the cover closed. However, I have not experienced this issue. I paid $99 for the grill, I think that is too much money for a grill this size. You can buy a full size grill for $30 more at most home improvement stores. However, I need a small grill when I am traveling. So it was a necessary purchase for me.

Je l'ai acheté pour le camping et j'en suis tellement heureuse. Je le conseille à tous pour ça praticabilité sa légèreté et son côté compact. Fonctionne super bien et gris parfaitement un bon steack. Bon appétit

From one corner paint is gone

We happy with the compact bbq, Just not happy that it is so expensive.

There are some shortcomings to this little bbq, but its portability and ease of use far outweigh it. I find that even on the lowest setting, the grill tends to be pretty hot, so things need to be flipped often or else things will burn. I'm still not 100% sure if I should be even closing it. Its not the easiest to clean, and if you dont at least wipe down the grease tray between use, it can and will catch on fire. It is super portable, sets up in a snap, lights up on the first click, cooks pretty evenly considering it does burn a little on the hot side. Considering the cheap portable bbqs that used to cost no more then 30 to 40 bucks, now cost around $100 or more, this unit is pretty good.

Took it out to use it the first time igniter didn’t work is a piece of garbage do not buy