> wrote in message
...
> As my old grill is on its last legs, I'm ready to buy a new one. What are
> some
> of the better makes out there? I always heard Weber was top of the line,
> but
> that also shows up in their pricing. I don't need a huge grill, as it's
> usually
> only my wife and myself that I'm cooking for. I see the trend these days
> is
> towards stainless steel. Any advantages to those other than possibly
> longer life
> without rust? And this would be a propane grill, no natural gas. Thanks.
>

Stainless looks good and does not rust. I've also heard many complaints
that it is difficult to keep clean so I'd probably not go that route if
avoidable. It would not be my deciding point.

Weber is a good grill. So are a few other brands like MHP (Modern Home
Products) Broilmaster, Broilking, Ducane. You may want to call or visit
your local propane dealer to see what they offer. You can spend from $400
to $1500 for the better ones depending on the features you want. I do use
the side burner and the separate rotisserie burner on my Vermont Castings
grill.