Natural Gas Grill recommendations

[Nomad]

I have always used charcoal in the past, but our new place has a dedicated gas line in the back yard for a grill so I'm going this weekend to get one for it. Most of the models I saw were propane that could be converted to natural gas with a kit, and the only ones I saw that were natural gas to start with were Weber and a little pricey.

Any recommendations or advice that anyone has would be really appreciated, or anything I should specifically look for or grilling with gas vs charcoal advice.
I think I would rather have one that was built for natural gas instead of using a convertor kit, but I don't know if it makes a difference.

Thanks

[Rynie]

Meat-O-Rama should be able to help you out.

[CowboyWay]

Weber is a little pricey, but they are worth it. I have one, E-410 I think it is. Damn fine grill. My dream grill though is a DCS. Simply put, the finest grill on planet earth. VERY pricey though.

[Dallas]

Weber is a little pricey, but they are worth it. I have one, E-410 I think it is. Damn fine grill. My dream grill though is a DCS. Simply put, the finest grill on planet earth. VERY pricey though.

CW has it nailed. For a home gas grille I would advise a Weber. I have had an awesome Weber grille the past 5 years and I love it. It fires w/ the first click all of the time. I also have a reg charcoal weber I use when I have lots of time on my hands and I want the best ribs or to get a good smoke food going.

Yes, even in 30 below weather this baby flips right on.

Excellent grille. Mine was about $450.00

[tomson75]

Buy the Weber. You won't have to replace it in two years. Damn good grills.