Is the Monument Grills Mesa the best mid-tier gas grill?

[@smokingtarheel3003]

My 4 year old Monument grill is going strong. I've replaced the bottom grease tray. It rusted out a year ago. I found a 3rd party replacement since Monument didn't have them in stock. I'm lining the new one with foil to protect the newer tray. My grill has the side burner and a sear burner as part of the other side shelf. I like the way they've incorporated an extra tube as the sear burner.

[@SSmokin]

Why do you have the grates upside down? Or is each side meant for cooking different things?

[@GrillTopExperience]

I made this video without knowing the sales price and when I saw it, I was blown away. I saw several inferior grills for sale at the hardware store that were either the same price or more expensive!

[@gacj2010]

Looks like a BEAST

[@davekragness4725]

Thank you for using your cast iron grill grates flat side up. This is the way that Weber suggests using them as well.

[@MikeOrazzi]

Too bad it doesn't have stainless grates. The cast iron tends to rust away.

Nice grill but my 2 main issues are the back being open and that window, the window is a joke....unless you clean it every single time, it is useless.

[@CharlieMarno100]

Impressive!

[@averagejoe3dworld]

Which pizza stone would work the best in this grill?

[@GrillTopExperience]

Any stone made from cordierite is a good bet. I've been using one that is designed for the 22 inch kettle.

[@wentfishing]

Where is made?

[@joshe272]

earth probably

[@minnesotajack1]

China

[@addisubekele1008]

So is this grill better than the 35633 overall?

[@GrillTopExperience]

I would buy the newer model over that one, but I wouldn't sell it to upgrade. That assumes you don't want the side sear burner.

[@damirjalali]

Which model is that

[@MissionaryForMexico]

Buy Nexgrill instead!