Campingaz Party Grill 400 CV, Camping Stove and Grill, All-in-One Portable Camping BBQ, with Griddle, Grid and Pan Support, Lid Doubles as Wok, Blue

We love this stove, great and fuss free alternative to coal BBQ! We have used it loads over the summer at home and at the beach / campsite and it's always cooked really well.....the griddle plate is a game changer for cooking meat!Boils 1ltr kettle quickly and seems pretty frugal on gas (only on our 2nd bottle CV470 size) after heavy use?Simple to set up, so easy to clean (it comes apart and fits easily in sink) and lightweight enough to carry to the beach.We are family of four and perfect size for a BBQ meal for us all in one shot, the smaller 200 version would have been too small., the 600 too big to carry to beach!Only negative is the handles on the lid (which doubles as a wok) are a bit flimsy and have come loose a few times as they stick out from the main body.Pack up so neat, just wish it would hold the gas canister inside, but no big deal?If you get on a deal price it's a no brainer, much cheaper than the Cadac and better in my opinion.

A cracking bit of kit that can be taken anywhere, as a trucker I like to cook my own food rather than eating in the greasy spoons up n down the country and this bit of kit nails everything I want to do, the wok is a brilliant addition for cooking stir fry or even poaching eggs, the griddle is ideal for anything from bacon to fresh fish and best of all you don't need saucepans and frying pans cluttering up the cab.It's simple to keep clean, the fat or oil gets collected in the water trap and then its just a case of wiping the whole thing down with a dishcloth.The only downside is its a slightly heavy on gas but for how this thing performs I'm not fussed I buy packs of 4 from Amazon or Argos and even Halfords.Assembly is simple and easy and i love how it all packs down into a neat little carrying bag

Been using disposables. Bought this as a replacement and am so happy. Its not light, but i carry it in a ruck sack, and when we reach the beach or picnic location, its definitely worth the effort.Easy to assemble. Twist on the gas canister, pop on the 3 legs and its sat ready to go.A variety of cooking options, grill, hot plate, griddle, and instantly lit with one press of the igniter.We've enjoyed picnics and beach bbq's this summer. Never going back to disposables now!!Easy to clean, and just a few words of advice........only use plastic or wooden tools to preserve the non stick.......try to cook without much oil or sauce, it reduces the mess, and makes cleaning quicker.... and get a good rucksack to carry it in, cos its not light, but its worth the effort to csrry it. Enjoy

This barbecue is fantastic - looked at it for many years and finally bought oneThe main pro is that the lid on top keeps in heat and things cook really quickly, and with the wind guard it also means things cook on windy beaches, unlike the basic square stove one we previously used.The drip tray works well, twists off the gas element once used so you can wash separately, and if you want a small table for a cup of tea you can use the base and legs for this too!worth buying and the twist on gas canister has lasted really well, only needing to get a new one now and we have used this for at least five trips.

I bought the Party Grill 200 first and returned it because I found the 400 for only 10 quid more and it's completely worth it.The good:- compact and easy to carry- complete kit (various grills, lid) that you'll need to get a good meal cooked anywhere you are- works well with bayonet type gas canisters (CV300, CV470) - very convenient. Can be popped on or off with ease- the food's actual taste really comes through. No charcoal contamination. Healthier.PRO TIPS:- wrap the inside body of the BBQ (beneath the grill) with tinfoil to make cleanup a breeze!- use the shiny metal grill, not the nonstick grill, if you're using high heat since nonstick isn't safe past 220CThe not so good:- still pretty hard to clean but much better than a charcoal grill. I use a bristle-less coiled brush for the regular grill, and the scraper, followed by kitchen roll and eventually a good scrub with fairy liquid and a plastic brush.- the nonstick grill is a bit... uncomfortable to use, since nonstick that gets hotter than 220C is unsafe.- The carry case is handy, but a bit awkward to use since it's not a 'tight' fit for the BBQ- Probably the worst thing is the lid: the lid doesn't have a hinge or lip, so you'll find yourself in the situation where you want to check on the food and you'll be balancing a hot lid in one hand and the BBQ instruments in the other. It would be better if the lid had 2 'lips' that would be able to catch the bottom of the BBQ, so you could set the lid down somewhere while you work on the meat/veg. I'm trying to figure out a way to machine one. All of my other BBQ sets in Canada had this, and were about half the price since it's a much more common product thereShould you buy it? Yes - absolutely! It's the best option on the market in the UK. There are a few drawbacks, but I don't regret buying this grill.

I bought the Campingaz Party Grill 400 CV, Camping Stove and Grill, All-in-One Portable Camping BBQ, with Griddle to use whilst I was caravanning, or on a day out in the country. I researched the advantages/disadvantages etc prior to my purchase from the reviews on Amazon and other sources.Since buying and using it I would advise to any prospective buyer in the market for this type of product to get one, it is a marvellous product. Practically anything you would want to cook in one place and on one device is achievable. Fry up including the eggs, pasta, pizza and steaks on the griddle or a stir fry in the wok supplied. Not only achievable but simple to do, simple to clean and simple to store when you are finished. On top of that the cost of running the Grill is so cheap whilst the gas canister is convenient to use and store.I am very impressed with this grill. Well done Campingaz, you have a winner with this one!