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
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
best in class:
We don't have a lot of space for a grill so this has worked out great for us. It has a push button starter and has a great even flame so everything cooks evenly instead of one side being hotter than the other. It's very sturdy, we even kept it out most of our horrible Chicago winter and during storms. It worked great even during the storms/snow and the flame never went out! So if you got a taste for a burger and it's raining this is your grill.
Flexible without the compromise:
This grill is excellent. Lights easily, heats up quickly, cooks evenly, great grill marks. It was easy to assemble. Insert two pins to attach the lid and two screws attach the handle, wash the grill surface and screw in the gas cannister and you're done. It does take both the 16 and 14 oz gas cannisters, not sure if that is an update as other reviewers have said it didn't used to. The grill surface itself is the only thing that is heavy about it, the rest is pretty light. I have no problem bringing it out... more info
My Weber Baby Q 100 Has Been a Nightmare:
I read all the great reviews and purchased a Weber Q 100. It's been nothing short of a disaster. Assembly was easy enough, but the grill didn't get hot enough or reliably stay lit. In fact, a breeze would sometimes blow it out. Cooking a couple of burgers took about 20 minutes. Obviously, there was a problem. I got the same result from two different disposable propane tanks, as well as a 20# LP tank. (Yeah, I bought the hose for that, too. So I'm in for over $200 at this point.) So I called... more info
Weber Q:
I have used Weber Q grills since Nov 06. The original Q200 was purchased at auction with a broken leg. Without questioning the source of my purchase, Weber Service immediated forwarded without charge a replacement leg. We since purchased a Q100 for friends, without exception we have both enjoyed what we consider the best gas grill on the market. Its ease of use and the great cooking guide from Weber make for fail safe grilling. Buy a timer, read the guide for the type of food to be grilled, and you will... more info
