MASTER COOK Charcoal Grills with Two Side Tables, 17'' Outdoor Smoker Barbecue bbq grill for Camping, Patio,Backyard Party, Picnic, Black

It’s my second one, first one rusted away because I never got a cover. This time a bought a cover. I usually cook alone, so it’s smaller size is great for my needs.

This grill took me about one hour to put together. every metal panel are separated and packed in thick foam packaing, and need to assemble together with screws. Screws are mostly M5 size so hard to mess it up.however the machine precision is good, all screws are easy to slot in, I didn't have to force in the metal panels or anything like that. I think the finishing is powdered coat on metal. Anyway its good coating and I didn't scratch any surface to see the bare metal.It comes with a bottle opener (upside down in my photo I later corrected it), thermometer, air vends for both top lid and back panel. Drawer to take out the ash from the bottom. 2 side panels to hold your cooking stuff and bowls (not foldable but they are steady), a pair of wheels.Overall I like the size, its slightly smaller than standard grill and doesn't take up too much space in the backyard. Good for medium and small sized crowded party. Also the main grill grids are wide, so watch out for small food fall into the choacoal.

It is an inexpensive grill. So it is a cheap grill. Lol. It'll do what I need it for. It's really thing sheet metal and requires total customer assembly. All of the hardware was included and they didn't short me, so that was cool. Instructions are a bit confusing and vague but if your a little mechanically inclined, you will be fine. Take care of it, KEEP IT CLEAN AND DRY. And it will last a long time. Just keep in mind, it's cheap, so it will bend and dent easily and it's thin so it will get extremely hot to the touch. Good luck.

not good at all, too high nest that wouldn't not get your food cooked and would take hours and hours unless you use the lower next which would burn your food before it cooked, should have middle level nest.

Really nice grill, very easy to put together, charcoal drawer really makes clean up easy

It was a gift for my son. It was perfect for his new townhome. The price was wonderful too.

Well made kit that you can assemble/have assembled. Comes with the usual small tools (screw driver/wrench), I recommend using your home/garage tool set for a quicker assembly. Just keep it clean after use and covered if outside or stored inside. Bought spring 2025 and have used it at home MANY times since. (We also have a gas grill, but some folks like that charcoal grilled taste, this fits the roll for small money/investment).Remember to ALWAYS safely store any charcoal fluid.

Assembly manual shows pictures only, no written instructions. Takes a few minutes to interpret. No tools were included with mine but I probably wouldn't have used them anyway. For the most part it went together pretty easily but there were a few screws that were in difficult to reach places for my stiff, fat fingers. I've cooked on it twice... Chops first then burgers... It had not occurred to me that there was no way to raise or lower the coals from the food. I like mine cooked low and slow. This cooks faster than I like but I'll see how it goes. The damper controls are easy to use but I'm not sure at this point if the drawer allows too much air in around it... On my old grill I could shut off the draft and the fire would go out after a while leaving unburnt coals... Both times I've cooked I've closed the draft but returned later to find the coals completely burnt to ash. The top shelf is actually a bit in the way if i want to use the entire lower one... It's difficult to flip burgers under it so I removed it. But I'm still getting used to it, after having used the same smoker for 20 years it's taking time to get used to this. I don't cook enough to justify a really expensive unit but eventually i believe this is going to suffice. I do like the drawer for emptying ash but I do wish it sealed better. I may work on that with some heat resistant materials.