Portable Fridge Antony Worrall Thompson Master Chef 2 Burner Plus Side Burner Gas Barbecue

This BBQ's price was so good that I had to phone the company selling it if it came with all the bits! And yes it diod, I just had to buy the gas cylinder. It was over £100 cheaper than elsewhere and it works like a dream

Firstly ther are many BBQs out there that are similar but cheaper. It takes ages to put together as there are so many parts and the instructions are woeful. I buy loads of stuff I have to put together, especaially as I have recenly moved and the instructions with this are the worst. Expect to take apart and re do a few sections.My main gripes though are that the side burner provided was the incorrect one - it doesn't fit properly and won't connect properly to the gas injection - it is dangerous. However, I have tried calling the helpline countless times at evey time of day.....guess what... it's fake - just rings for a while and then goes to an answer maching saying no one is here to take your call.I can't even be bothered to try and send back to Amazon as it is so big and hassley to take apart - this one is literally for the bin.There are so many better and cheaper options - you would be mad to be fooled by the name on the box.....like I was. Terrible product.

Was expecting a big powerful new gas bbq to replace my rather ordinary medium sized cheap charcoal one. Bit of a disappointment I'm afraid. Does perform well as an oven but pretty hopeless as abbq grill. Uneven heat burns the food cooked around the outside of the grill and very slow with the stuff you cook in the middle of the grill. Very big, takes up a lot of space. Makes me wish I kept my rather ordinary cheap charcoal which cooked very well all round. Antony Worrall Thompson must be extremely easy pleased or hard up to put his name to this rather expensive excuse for a bbq.

Does exactly what it says on the can. Cooks food quickly and well. Reaches cooking temperature promptly and avoids time delays that come with charcoal BBQ's.Simple to assemble and looks good.A cover is an absolute necessity unless you have an empty shed or garage and I had to buy one from Roberts Dyas.Like all BBQ's it needs cleaning as soon as it has cooled down which rather spoils the delicate mood one has obtained thanks to pleasant food and company and a glass or two of ale.It would help to have a family member who is happy to accept the role of designated cleaner.I dream on.

I have had one of these for 4 years and it is now unusable due to rust. The griddle supports completely rusted away even though I always kept it covered and put it away in a shed over winter.

Bought one two years ago, it looks great and it has cooked OK but there has been a constant battle against premature rusting despite it always being covered while not in use. Now only one burner works so it is going to the tip before it has a chance to blow us up.

Don't buy! The plate that is heated up by the gas is a nightmare to deal with.If any food drops on to it it burns or catches on fire.Legs have rusted too.Rubbish.

Beware BBQs endorsed by AWT - I've a stainless steel one but within just four years the cart had rusted so badly that a lower cart cross-member had parted company with a leg, also fixing bolts are so corroded that I have to drill them out to remove burners.