Weber Baby Q (Q 100) Portable Gas Grill
from: Weber
List Price: $149.00
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Product Description:
New Silver "Baby Q" Gas GrillCast aluminum lid and casting Porcelain cast iron cooking grate "Flavoirzer" system integrated into cooking grate 189 Square inches cooking surface Stainless steel burner Infinite heat setting regulator
Amazon.com Review:
It's hard to believe that a grill just 14 inches tall could offer 189 square inches of cooking space, but it's true. Weber's super-portable Baby Q gas grill features 8,500-BTUs for quickly barbecuing burgers, steaks, poultry and seafood. A push-button ignition means easy, reliable lighting on the road or at that remote campsite. The grill is equipped with an infinitely adjustable burner valve and high-quality regulator. A sturdy, reinforced nylon grill frame offers optimal stability for those larger cookouts. A cast aluminum lid and body stand up to the occasional drop off the tailgate, yet are light weight enough for easy transfer from trunk to picnic table. The grill also features a large, heat-resistant lid handle and a porcelain-enameled cast iron cooking grate.The Baby Q is fueled by a standard 14.1 ounce propane cylinder (sold separately). --Brian Olson
New Silver "Baby Q" Gas Grill
Amazon.com Review:
It's hard to believe that a grill just 14 inches tall could offer 189 square inches of cooking space, but it's true. Weber's super-portable Baby Q gas grill features 8,500-BTUs for quickly barbecuing burgers, steaks, poultry and seafood. A push-button ignition means easy, reliable lighting on the road or at that remote campsite. The grill is equipped with an infinitely adjustable burner valve and high-quality regulator. A sturdy, reinforced nylon grill frame offers optimal stability for those larger cookouts. A cast aluminum lid and body stand up to the occasional drop off the tailgate, yet are light weight enough for easy transfer from trunk to picnic table. The grill also features a large, heat-resistant lid handle and a porcelain-enameled cast iron cooking grate.The Baby Q is fueled by a standard 14.1 ounce propane cylinder (sold separately). --Brian Olson
Features:
- Portable gas barbecue grill
- Cast aluminum lid and body; 8,500 BTU-per-hour input
- 189 square inches total cooking area
- Tubular stainless steel burner
- 14-1/8 by 27-1/8 by 16 inches (H x W x D); made in USA
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Don't look anywhere else!
Believe me as a avid griller who is fanatical about quality cookers this is a winner.I have had many portable grills that last only a summer or a year and fall apart.I have had this about 7 months now and am amazed by it.It is such a simple design but works great.It has very even heat and virtually no flare ups.Clean up is great and easy.It is a great tailgaiter and you can cook on any surface without worry it will melt anything or catch on fire.Every cheap gas grill i've had before ... Read More
Rating: 
- Cannot use 16.4 oz bottles
After reading here that newer versions of this grill can take both 14 and 16oz bottles, I bought a brand new one from Walmart yesterday.There is no way a 16oz bottle can fit without permanent modifications.Called Weber customer service, and all they could say was it should fit and I should push harder.Well with a 16oz bottle it's a good inch out of alignment, and if I forced it it would break.Even the user's manual says both bottle sizes should fit.It's a shame because it's an otherwise ... Read More
Rating: - I love this Weber grill!
I've had this grill for a couple of years now, and it's fantastic. It's a great size for my small porch, and so much better quality than the previous little gas grill I had (that one ended up in the trash). It performs like a full-sized grill, but in a small space, and its portability is a great feature. While I've never used it for tailgating (which it is perfect for), I did take it camping, and we not only grilled on it, but used small cooking pots on it for heating food, too.
I'm very happy ... Read More
Rating: - Recommend without Reservations
I'm guessing that Weber has heard all the complaints about their decision to use only the 14oz skinny - and harder to find - propane tanks, but the manual now explicitly states on page 5 (for English) that I can use either 14.1 oz or 16.4 oz tanks. YEAH!Sorry, to those of you who already bought one that doesn't support the thicker tanks, but now they support them!Of course, the very first thing I did after I assembled the grill was to screw in my 16 oz tank to confirm that it works, which, of course, ... Read More
Rating: 
- Nice new, Junk a year later
I bought two of these babies based on all the favorable comments here, one for the RV and one for home.They seemed to be well built, and with a respected name like Weber I expected them to last longer than the usual couple of years.
Well, now both of them have developed uneven burner flame to the point that the flame peters out completely by the time it reaches 2/3 of the way around the burner tube.I have seen other references to the problem on the web, but no fix.
If I have ... Read More
- Don't look anywhere else!Believe me as a avid griller who is fanatical about quality cookers this is a winner.I have had many portable grills that last only a summer or a year and fall apart.I have had this about 7 months now and am amazed by it.It is such a simple design but works great.It has very even heat and virtually no flare ups.Clean up is great and easy.It is a great tailgaiter and you can cook on any surface without worry it will melt anything or catch on fire.Every cheap gas grill i've had before ... Read More
- Cannot use 16.4 oz bottlesAfter reading here that newer versions of this grill can take both 14 and 16oz bottles, I bought a brand new one from Walmart yesterday.There is no way a 16oz bottle can fit without permanent modifications.Called Weber customer service, and all they could say was it should fit and I should push harder.Well with a 16oz bottle it's a good inch out of alignment, and if I forced it it would break.Even the user's manual says both bottle sizes should fit.It's a shame because it's an otherwise ... Read More
- I love this Weber grill!I've had this grill for a couple of years now, and it's fantastic. It's a great size for my small porch, and so much better quality than the previous little gas grill I had (that one ended up in the trash). It performs like a full-sized grill, but in a small space, and its portability is a great feature. While I've never used it for tailgating (which it is perfect for), I did take it camping, and we not only grilled on it, but used small cooking pots on it for heating food, too.
I'm very happy ... Read More
- Recommend without ReservationsI'm guessing that Weber has heard all the complaints about their decision to use only the 14oz skinny - and harder to find - propane tanks, but the manual now explicitly states on page 5 (for English) that I can use either 14.1 oz or 16.4 oz tanks. YEAH!Sorry, to those of you who already bought one that doesn't support the thicker tanks, but now they support them!Of course, the very first thing I did after I assembled the grill was to screw in my 16 oz tank to confirm that it works, which, of course, ... Read More
- Nice new, Junk a year laterI bought two of these babies based on all the favorable comments here, one for the RV and one for home.They seemed to be well built, and with a respected name like Weber I expected them to last longer than the usual couple of years.
Well, now both of them have developed uneven burner flame to the point that the flame peters out completely by the time it reaches 2/3 of the way around the burner tube.I have seen other references to the problem on the web, but no fix.
If I have ... Read More
