Revelry 4-Burner Propane Gas Grill in Stainless Steel with Side Burner and Smoker Box

I've had a Weber Spirit 2 burner grill for the last 11 years and it has been the best grill I've ever had. It was very easy to control the temp when the top was closed and using a smoke box worked awesome. It was time for me to move to a bigger grill with a side burner, so I got this one. The side burner is a godsend! I wanted it to cook things like fish, scallops, lobster and crab legs... the things that make the house smell for days. lol Tonight I cooked scallops on it and no smell in the house, it's easy to control, gets hot enough to get a nice sear and cleanup was a breeze! very pleased with that. I cooked two nice sized Black Angus Ribeye steaks on the grill part with Jack Daniels smoke pellets in the smoker box.... not even close to the Weber one I had. the gap in the back is a very bad design flaw. The heat and smoke pour out the back with the lid closed. This made the smoke useless and it was harder to keep the temp regulated. Immediately, I was thinking of how I could fix that problem and shortly after dinner I cut up a piece of tin and fixed it to the back. see pics. It's curved in to redirect the heat and smoke back over the meat. I left about a 1/2 inch gap for air circulation, like the Weber had. Man, what a difference! 100% better at keeping the smoke and heat in the box. The smoke box isn't the best design either. I included a oic of it after cooking 1 steak over on that side... looks like if you use it then don't use the left side or you'll be cleaning it after every use. I've been using the one that sits on the actual grill grate and it's been working flawless. I'll try the built in box a couple more times before giving up on it altogether. It was a good idea! I somewhat like the lights on the knobs and inside the cabinet but wish they would have focused that effort on ones that lit up the actual cook surface when the lid was opened. Right now I use a head lamp which works for me. The design of the wheels is off a bit too. In order to lock the single wheel that has a locking brake, you have to get on your hands and knees to be able to get to it because it's in the back of the cart and too far under it to push with your foot. The Weber had 2 locking wheels that could be set with my foot. And finally, the last complaint...lol... the access to the drip tray and cup is from the back. Because of this, there's a huge opening that allows rain and wind to get in the bottom. I can see rust setting in quick if you don't dry it regularly or store it in a way that rain doesn't get to it. Yesterday it was very windy here and when I went out this morning, the front right door was open, which turned on the led on the inside of the storage area. I'm not sure how long it was on but it still lights up so the leds must not take a lot of juice to run otherwise I'd be changing batteries already! I now have a heavy duty cover for it which helps with the water/wind problem. So, be smart and buy the cover, you'll need it unless you plan to store it in a building while not in use. Long story short... it's not a Weber, but it was half the price of the Weber with the same type of features and I'm already happier with it now that I made the modifications! If you can buy this on sale... get it. I just saw that they only allow me 1 pic so the dirty smoke box picture didn't make it in.... it's already got a buildup of grease and char.

I THINK I have a real good grill BUT I'm not 100% sure because except for assembly and conversion instructions, the scant instructional information is very lacking. Troubleshooting, generic recipes and cook settings are minimal. There is absolutely no information on using the smoke box (so there are no recipes regarding that) so you're on your own to figure out. I'm not a big U-Tuber which I understand a lot of companies & DIYers use it so I went on and found nothing. In regards to my natural gas conversion, I wasn't clear on whether I must or may need to adjust the individual dial. The grill heats up quick and I reach a max of @625-650 degrees. I haven't had it long but so far I have been impressed with the function. Home depot is interesting on this. If I buy it at store they'll assemble it free of charge. If I order on line they'll ship it free of charge and I assemble. Also, if they assemble they won't do natural gas conversion assembly due to liability. I assembled with no real problem but the front doors are not evenly set. Not much you can do except, while the magnet is strong, close them evenly.

Assembling was not difficult thought it took more than an hour. The grill gets heated up real fast. The right two burners work well and the left two not so much. So, it take a long time for food to get grilled if placed on the left side. This is frustrating and disappointing. The big opening from the back blows too much air on a windy day. The lid is heavy and sturdy

Wow, this grill looks and performs fantastic! The side burner is really handy for keeping queso warm while cooking dinner, and the smoker box is a fantastic touch! The Revelry is a really nice grill to use. It feels really high-end—the weight of the knobs, the easy operation burner lighter, the opening motion of the lid. It also looks high end with the LED lights over the knobs and inside the cabinet. Two of my four knob LEDs were out of their mounting holes, but everything functions perfectly well; some day I’ll see if I can get up there with chop sticks or a bolt-grabber and reinsert them, but the grill works great and I don’t really notice the lights missing since I grill on the patio and we have lights everywhere. The smoker box is really cool! I have never used a smoker before, and really look forward to experimenting. A short write-up in the instructions on what to purchase and how to use for first-timers would be an awesome inclusion. Their website says to just put some wood chips in there, so I’m expecting it to be easy as can be. The side table is convenient, as are the knobs for tools and the bottle opener. This grill makes grilling really fun. Natural Gas Conversion—easy with the included jets! That’s really cool of Nexgrill to include. I wish a grill cover was included. We have a full patio misting system (low/hose pressure only, no pump) so the grill looks pretty terrible until it’s wiped off, and then it looks amazing again! A cover would keep it so nice, and I need to remember to pick one up. Overall, we’re delighted with our new grill! Assembly is easy with a screwdriver and an hour.

Flimsy. The thermometer got water in it the first rain and now you can’t see the temperature. Only had it less than a month

After assembly this is a very nice addition to our patio. However, if you are not fairly mechanically inclined, get the store to assemble this product. There are no written instructions, just a book with pictures. That being said, after assembly a really nice grill. The parts fit together nicely. One of the best features for me is the slide out rack for the propane tank. The stainless grill is a plus which makes cleaning up much easier after the party. With better instructions I would have given this grill 5 stars.

I purchased this grill a few months ago and have probably used it 20-30 times since then. Initially, it seemed really nice overall. It feels a little flimsy for the money, especially the lower cart portion. The top is a little more solid and heavy. Overall it has a nice design and I liked the interior light feature. The side burner works well - no complaints there. For the main grill portion though, it suffers from some flare ups and also doesn't get as hot as my previous grill did. Upon further inspection, I noticed that there is a 2" gap running along the entire back of the grill that is just open, so much of the heat escapes from here. I have no idea why there is a huge gap in the back of the grill, but it appears to be correct as per the 360 view on home depot's web page. This means that you'll need to be very careful where you place the grill (it burned some plants I had behind it). Mine won't get above 450. If I had to do it again, I'd probably either buy their cheaper version or go for something much more expensive that would be a longer term purchase. I've attached a photo of the hole in the rear with the lid propped open so you can see how big it is. Bizarre - my old grill didn't have anything like this. I don't think I'm missing a part because the top portion comes pre-assembled.

It looks nice but there are so many flaws that it took me to waste my time to write this so others don't purchase. There is a huge gap in the back of grill where all the heat goes out. It's 65 degrees right now and I can't get the grill up past 500 full blast and this is my third time using it. If I can't get the temp up now, can you imaging when it's colder?? The front doors don't line up and the magnet does not stick to close the doors. It is such a waste of 600 dollars that I will never even consider or recommend this grill. Beyond frustrating and I will be calling customer service and try to return this junk. It took me over 45 minutes to grill 3 pieces of corn that would take 15 on my travel coleman that costs less than 100 bucks. What a joke!

One burning doesn’t light by automatic lighter. You have to hand light it. Missing drip cup.

We're very happy with our grill.