Landmann 591300 Bravo Premium Barbeque Grill

I would have given this grill 5 stars if it were not dented in the box when we got it. My boyfriend was able to bend a few things back so he could put it together. The grates are heady iron grates but they work well. I enjoy being able to cook on just one side of the grill if all of the kids are not home and it is just the two of us. The adjustable charcoal trays make keeping the fire hot for cooking or just keeping some of it ward is wonderful. Like I said I would have given this grill 5 stars if it were not dented before I even got the product.

Grill seems fine. Couple trays arrive with damage due to shipping but I guess that is expected because it was a 120Lbs package via UPS. What I don't lime is that seller doesn't offer contact option. I don't want to return, I just want them to ship me those 2 pieces. I assembled it anyway and some components are hard to assemble because there is no much space to manouver. I hope this grill last few years

I was hesitant to buy this grill because of the mixed reviews. However, certain features not readily available on other grills, such as the enclosed storage compartment and the dual adjustable coal pans, the price, plus the over all styling , convinced me to take a chance.I am very glad I did. The grill is sturdy, well made, not very difficult to put together, and works really, really well so far.The grates are especially fine - heavy and good quality - for this price of the product. The stainless steel handles are quite handsome.And I love how precisely and easily the cooking temperature can be adjusted... in two cooking areas ( works great for having the meat on one side and vegetables or fish on the other).For less than $400, this is an excellent buy.

After putting the grill together, the top grill grate would constantly fall off because it is not held on with any sort of bolt or lock cap. I had to go to the hardware store and purchase 3/8 caps to keep the grate in place. Also, under the bottom grate where you put the charcoal is REALLY cheap. I purchased some heavier tin plates to set on them so, hopefully it will last longer. Oh yea, and the temperature gage does not screw into the cover, either it's missing a piece or it's just suppose to sit loosely in it, which doesn't make sense because when you lift up the cover it falls out...? But it is the only "all charcoal grill" i could find in this larger size, so I'm making it work

it's great for cook out .

I have tried to use this grill for two years now. I noticed immediately that it had very poor quality construction. I received this grill with one of the screws used for raising the fire grate stripped. Get it about 1/3 of the way up and it just falls back to the bottom. Bad, but I am able use that side for indirect grilling. The other side worked fine.I have always used Kingsford charcoal and never had cooking temperature problems. But this grill temperature rarely gets above 250 F. I have had many meals delayed waiting for something to cook, and learned to allow A LOT more time than I would with any other cooking method. Many times I just gave up and finished things in the electric oven. At least the food had some smokiness, but still...I've been grilling and cooking for 40 years. This is the most useless cooking appliance I have ever used. I paid $400 for it; I see the price has dropped to around $300. But it's not worth it at any price. You will look like an idiot in front of your guests as they wait and wait for food to appear.

My family loves it they are going to buy one.

I just finish grilling some chicken this evening, i love it. can you make the doors a little heavier and the ash pan a little of a thicker gauged steal.