Masterbuilt ESBMPG

Pros: Fairly easy cleanup. Easy setup. Quality Build. Great Asthetics.

Cons: No side table or "tool" hooks for BBQ tools

The Bottom Line: This is a must buy for condo and apartment users.  And should be seen as a valid alternative to Charcoal and Propane even if your residence's fire code allows it.

Review: When I moved into my apartment in South Florida, I was a bit disappointed when my apartment would not allow gas or charcoal grills on our enclosed balconies, ensuring that I would have to walk downstairs and grill in my driveway.  Not only ...

Pros: Easy assembly, sturdy, heavy duty and concealed drip pan, and looks nice with pedestal design

Cons: None except does not use briquettes - but most outdoor electric grills don't

The Bottom Line: Buy this grill if you want a compact, sturdy and well built, easy to assemble electric outdoor grill.

Review: This grill cooks and looks great. Right out of the box, tighten 6 screws and then started to use it. It has a sturdy steel drip tray built into the pedestal (and out of sight) as opposed to my previous Char-Broil Patio Caddie that had a small flimsy ...

Pros: Small but not TOO small..No Gas!!

Cons: Can't cook in rain, unless undr cover.

Review: This is a nice looking and solidly built grill. I had it unpacked and ready for use in maybe 10 mins. I compare this to my fathers CharBroil elec patio model and this grill is WAY better. The top is attached (hinged) unlike the CharBroil-you have to take ...

Pros: Compact size, easy maintenance, great taste, wonderful for condo/townhome complexes with grilling restrictions.

Cons: I really found no "cons" to this product.

Review: I had the chance to have a filet mignon cooked on the Electric Veranda and was truly surprised at how tender and tasty it was. If I ever am in need of this type of grill, I would not hesitate to purchase one for ...