Stoves Bluestar RNB366BSS Gas

Pros: Power, Wok support, Sturdy, Simple, Form follows function.

Cons: Manual-clean gas oven, Cycling broiler, Long preheat

The Bottom Line: A simply beautiful and powerful cooking tool for daily use, an excellent alternative to the many overpriced built-for-looks ranges.

Review: One of the other reviewers claimed they didn't like this range because it burned food on the lowest settings.  I would seriously doubt that they have used a restaurant range, since they routinely put out 50% more power than the bluestar is even ...

Pros: Simple basic technology which makes it easy to work on.

Cons: Back splashes are an extra charge.

The Bottom Line: An excellent product that should last a lifetime - leave it to the kids. Top quality as long as you know what you're getting.

Review: Having had a bad experience over the course of seven years with a Dacor Dual Fuel, I decided that a back to basics stove was needed. I looked at Wolf, DCS, BlueStar, Thermador and Viking plus a few more. In the end I decided on BlueStar and am glad I ...

Pros: Looks Good

Cons: Doesn't Work

The Bottom Line: Poor quality.  Unreliable service.  It is useless if it does not work

Review: I purchased a new Bluestar range because I love to cook and I wanted the 22K BTUs.  l also liked the way the range looked.  Unfortunately the range leaked gas from the minute it was installed.  Bluestar has had repairmen out on numerous ...

Pros: It has large burners to do stir-fry, four at a time like in busy restaurants.

Cons: Burn food even at lowest settings. Wastes gas and burn food. Repair prone.

Review: This range is probably OK for restaurant but not for home. It is not designed properly for an elegant kitchen. It does not have the functionalities like a good distribution of burners, timer, high-to-low settings, self cleaning oven, proper temperature ...