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Originally Posted by Philliesfan980
Get both! I have both a Weber gas and a Weber charcoal grill/smoker. For lazy weekend days, I pull out the charcoal grill and enjoy grilled food the way it was made to taste.
For nights after work, quite honestly I don't have the time or inclination to deal with charcoal, so I fire up the Weber gas grill and it produces really nice food as well, but nothing can match charcoal in my opinion.
I understand that most people don't want two grills on their deck, so if I had to pick one, I'd go with my Weber gas. In any event, do yourself a favor and get a Weber, they're really solid.
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Right. Gas is for quantity, Charcoal is for quality.
If you can only get one or the other, follow this simple logic.
If you grill a lot and don't have a lot of time = gas
If you grill a lot and have lots of time = charcoal
If you don't grill a lot = charcoal