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    Weber Grill Restaurant permanently closes

    Too bad they had to close but could you imagine being able to buy one of these grills?



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    #2
    They're basically the commercial version of the Ranch Kettle. I'm glad it's just this location and not all Weber Grill restaurants that are closing.

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      #3
      Look at them ash catchers!

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      • surfdog
        surfdog commented
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        They look like bowls from a Hobart floor mixer. O_o

      • Attjack
        Attjack commented
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        I like the conical design of the lower bowl.

      #4
      Look at the chimney starter station. That's nice.

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        #5
        St. Louis Galleria? My first thought was, I don't remember this place there! Then I read it opened 6 years ago, and I left the area 20 years ago. I suppose some things might have changed.

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        • Draznnl
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          Went to college in St. Louis, Don't think they had a gallery back then, let alone a Galleria.

        #6
        That kinda looks like the grill collection on the side of Mr. Bones house doesn't it?

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        • Mr. Bones
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          I jus recently made a space where one them SS Ranch Kettles'd fit nicely, an look right snazzy, as well, Brother!

        #7
        I have eaten there. Neat place. Sorry to see it close.

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          #8
          We were in Indianapolis for a Work Meeting one time and ate there. A good place as I remember.

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            #9
            We’re those 26’s or specially made?

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            • Attjack
              Attjack commented
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              They look pretty special to me.

            • jfmorris
              jfmorris commented
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              Looks like a special version, similar to the Ranch kettle in size, but stainless, with a huge hinge, and a different body shape.

            • Bbqmikeg
              Bbqmikeg commented
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              My Ranch is 36” but a measured it on a cold day.

            #10
            When is the auction,,,,,
            I want one,,,

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            • Attjack
              Attjack commented
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              You should give them a call. Seriously.

            #11
            Very nice.....but can you get SnS in that size?

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            • Steve R.
              Steve R. commented
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              I believe those went out of production a few years ago. At around $300, I just couldn't justify it, so I improvised with fire bricks in my Ranch Kettle.

            #12
            I always kinda wondered if these restaurants were any good. I kind of assumed they had the run of the mill menu with nothing real special. It always just seemed like Webber was saying, "we make grills, therefore we need a restaurant the serves grilled stuff." I guess it is no surprise to me that they closed some of them down.

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            • Spinaker
              Spinaker commented
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              @Bogy

              Oh, that is a great time of year to be up here. LOL

              If you want a few suggestions when the time gets closer, let me know and I can direct you in the right direction.

            • Bogy
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              Spinaker they know what they are getting into. They met in Alaska, and my daughter started out in South Dakota. Actually, I think they decided on Lakeville because it's one of the places in Minnesota where they can ski.

            • Spinaker
              Spinaker commented
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              Ha, yeah. Buck Hill is just up the road on 35. Bogy Believe it or not, that is where Lindsey Vonn got her start, before she moved to Vail, CO. (She will never claim that though)

            #13
            How was the food there?

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