Master Forge Master Forge 340-Sq. in Black Portable Charcoal Grill with Grill Accessories

Good size

The size is great. It can fit easily in my car for camping days. We lot it. It can keep hot long and make grilling easy. Ventilation is good too and it comes with lid.

It’s a Step Back from American Brand Grill

This is an honest review of a regular grill lady comparing my old Americana grill to this Master Forge. Number one: I can make any grill work so I did with this one. I was looking for an opportunity to replace my Americana Grill I’ve had for nearly 10 years that had begun rusting and had developed a hole at the bottom. So I got the master forge, a different brand but same old school shape. This was a mistake. Many corners were cut that makes the grilling experience problematic - The vent grip...

Best for small gatherings

My dad has been using the grill and he really likes it. It heats up well, cooks evenly, and is easy to move around, making it great for small gatherings or quick grilling home.

Use an aluminum pan to line the bottom of grill

Easy to use, to clean and transport

Decent for a cheap, somewhat portable grilll

My Dad needed a cheap portable grill for July 4th so I decided to get this since he uses a cane and needed something he can wheel around with one hand. There are better portable/camping grills out there but they’re usually pricier and mainly use propane. I got this for him along with some Kamado coal and a chimney. This grill was perfect in a pinch and there’s enough clearance between the bottom and cooking surface for some chunky Kamado coal. We were able to use this grill to cook for 8 people ...

Mighty Mini Grill with Big Flavor!

I’m officially obsessed with this Master Forge grill! The color? Chef’s kiss. The size? Perfect for a backyard BBQ without feeling like it’s dominating the whole patio. For reference—it did take up a decent chunk of the backseat in my 4 Series, but it could easily fit in the trunk or any SUV if you’re planning to grill on the go. While I don’t personally plan to haul it around often, I love knowing I could. It folds down easily, feels super compact, and is actually way sturdier than I expected....

don't buy

This grill cost twice as much as it used to with half the quality. The hinges are terrible. You can't close the lid down all the way without locking it. Which is a plastic lock.

Good little grill

Pros: This is a decent grill for the price. It’s very very compact which is necessary for me as I have an SUV. You can see in the photos where it fits in the trunk of my vehicle with room for other items. It is very lightweight as well and easy to handle. The wheels are a huge plus. Cleaning is on the simple side as there is easy access to the underside. Works as advertised. The lid is kind of hard to open with one hand which is frustrating at times. The heat distribution could be better but f...

Surprisingly great for size

I wasn’t expecting to like this grill as much as I do, but it’s actually great. It’s compact and easy to carry, which makes it perfect for small spaces or trips. Setup was simple and not annoying; always a win. It feels sturdy enough to hold up to repeated use, and it heats up quickly with decent control over the airflow. The cooking surface is small but practical. There was enough room to cook for a few people without juggling too much. I also appreciate that cleanup isn’t a huge ordeal. There...

Solid portable grill for the price

I bought the Master Forge 340 sq in portable charcoal grill a few months ago for weekend cookouts and camping trips, and it’s been a great little grill. It’s compact but sturdy, with enough space to cook for 2–4 people comfortably. The cast iron grates hold heat really well, and the top/bottom vents give you decent control over the fire. It’s easy to transport—the folding legs are super convenient—and it’s held up well through multiple uses. No built-in thermometer, but that’s easy to work arou...