- Is this grill good for a small family?
- Yes. Four burners and a warming rack handle burgers, chicken and vegetables for a few people. It is less suited to large parties or long slow cooks.
- Does it have a side burner?
- No. It has side tables for prep but no separate side burner, so sides must be cooked indoors or on the main grate.
- Can I use it on a balcony or small patio?
- It is a cart grill on wheels, so it can be rolled into a small space. Check your building's rules on open-flame grills before using it on a balcony.
- How does it compare with name-brand 4-burner grills?
- It is simpler and lighter. Name-brand rivals add side burners, better grates and more even heat, while this one covers the basics at a lower level of finish.
- What do I need to run it?
- A standard propane tank and hose regulator, which typically come with the grill. Check the box contents, since some budget grills ship without a tank.
- Is the lid thermometer included?
- Most versions of this cart grill include a lid-mounted thermometer. Confirm it on the listing, as budget models sometimes vary.
- Where is the Cesicia freestanding/cart 4-burner propane cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $279.17, as of our latest check.