Hey all, we're looking to get a small portable gas grill for trips to the beach, picnics, etc. Going to do pretty basic stuff on it (hot dogs, brats, etc.), nothing crazy. Anyone have any strong opinions or experience with the Weber Go-Anywhere or Q1000? I like the upgrades of the Q1000 (namely the disposable drip pan and real grates), but am wondering if the cheaper Go-Anywhere will get the job done just as easily??
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I have a Go-Anywhere and a Q2200. My main complaint about the Q is the single burner which is the same as the Go-Anywhere. The Q is definitely better. -
Just a thought, but a small Weber Smokey joe could do the trick...Comment
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I have a Charbroil Grill2Go. Reviewed on the free side with a platinum medal. I got on sale it for $95 at Menards. I love it.
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q's are high quality, but there is no cool area flr reverse sear or two zone grilling
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I’ve had a Q2000 for the past 12 years and it is an excellent single-zone grill. Highly recommended!Comment
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I have an older Go Anywhere but don't use it. It wasn't called a "Go Anywhere" back then, simply a "Portable Gas Grill". Being an older unit, they might have made improvements since I bought mine. It isn't as portable as I thought it would be and the way the legs folded underneath it never sat as stable as I would have liked. There is no drip pan on it so whatever drips into the bottom sits there until you take it apart and wipe the grease out. If you're going to haul it around in a car trunk it can be a mess. If the Q had been available back when I got the Go I would definitely have gone for the Q.Comment
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