The Bottom Line
Pros
- Highly versatile
- High temperature portable grill
- Easily portable, yet large
Cons
- Each cooking zone is small
- Construction quality will limit long term durability
Description
- 452 square inches of total cooking space divided between a grill, griddle, fryer, and warming space
- Grill section powered by an ceramic type infrared burner
- 23,500 BTU maximum output
- 16-ounce deep fryer
- Porcelain coated steel construction
- Legs fold up for easy transport
- 48 pounds total weight
- Angled design channels grease to a single collector cup (insulated and capped)
- Made in China for Bravo Sport Corporation
Guide Review - Blacktop 360 Party Hub
As a portable with power, this is a very well designed unit. The legs fold up and the whole unit, weighing 48 pounds, can be picked up and carried off. There are not parts to pack away or lock in place. Even the grease catcher is an insulated container with a lid, so there is no worry of disposing of hot grease, or of it spilling in the car. So, while not exactly lightweight, it is easily transported (especially with the included carrying case), and when put together it stands at full counter height.
Broken down into the individual zones, this unit gets very small. The grill is an open grate space with an ceramic type infrared burner capable of hitting temperatures around 650 degrees F. Powerful, but small, as is the griddle and warming space. Basically it is possible to get four hamburger patties on the grill, but little more. The deep fryer is a two cup unit that sits in the center of the unit. While capable of frying, it isn't very deep or large.
The simple truth is that this isn't the right portable for everyone. If you need to grill burgers of a lot of people, look for something else. If you are a more adventurous cook, who prepares several different items, but not a lot of any one thing, then this is the most versatile portable on the market for its price (lists around $250, but can be had for less).



