Michelle P.
Yelp
Gettin' Schooled on BBQs...
Who knew that going shopping for BBQs, learning the difference between grilling and Q'ing, and things like Wine Barrel Chunks would get me excited? Yet, I have to say, Saturday, I had a FABULOUS date.
Barbeques Galore was just one of 3 stops on the map.
1st - base comparison with BBQ options at Home Depot.
2nd - an impressive line up of accessories at OSH.
And 3rd - a final stop here at BBQ Galore in West LA, made my day of holding hands, listening to music while driving, chatting, and an occasional public smooch and shopping for Q's a complete pleasure.
BBQ galore had lots of items. One could shop for the $1000+ infra-reds or Green Eggs, or scale it down to a nice portable Weber Gas Grill for around $300. BBQ galore even had their own version of a portable gas grill that looked something like a LARGE M&M in a bright color (this one has me thinking). They also had nice accessories - a metal rack to hang on the side of your round black charcoal Weber's to hold your tools (as a person who likes organization I loved this!); a cool thermometer that you can place right on your grill; flavored wood chips, etc.
Anyway, it was here that I got the BBQ bug - why settle for only a gas or only a charcoal grill? Why not get both!!!!
The sales guy was helpful, but not pushy. They are connected to an Omaha Steaks place (boo for the lack of ostrich but not many carry that).
But, alas, the one I really wanted was out of stock.
The best part, was I now circled back around, got the cheaper wood grill elsewhere just to satisfy my need for immediate gratification, took my hotties (the date and BBQ) home to put it together, and after some wonderful Q'ing by my date who now smelled of delicious wine soaked wood chips, I was in heaven.
I'll live to buy my dream Weber portable grill, stand, and cover, another day and will be back soon!