Our not-so-beloved old gas grill has died and we need to replace it. It is not worth repairing (again). We went to Lowe's. A grill can cost anywhere from $150 on up (and up, and up).
What I would like to know is what features are worth paying for? I looked on Consumer Reports and then read reviews - some of the grills they recommended had terrible reviews by people who actually had used them.
So I am writing in hopes that someone can tell me if 4 burners are better than 3, if infrared is worth the money, if we buy a non-cheap grill will it actually last longer... and so on. We'd like to stay under $300 but if I was sure it would last a long time, I might pay more. I need a medium sized grill.
Should I just buy a cheap grill and figure it's a throw-away after 3 years... maybe. The thing is, I really like to cook so I'd like one that is good and lasts but doesn't cost $700.
So - help? Any advice is welcome.
What I would like to know is what features are worth paying for? I looked on Consumer Reports and then read reviews - some of the grills they recommended had terrible reviews by people who actually had used them.
So I am writing in hopes that someone can tell me if 4 burners are better than 3, if infrared is worth the money, if we buy a non-cheap grill will it actually last longer... and so on. We'd like to stay under $300 but if I was sure it would last a long time, I might pay more. I need a medium sized grill.
Should I just buy a cheap grill and figure it's a throw-away after 3 years... maybe. The thing is, I really like to cook so I'd like one that is good and lasts but doesn't cost $700.
So - help? Any advice is welcome.