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Everdure

CUBE

The CUBE is Everdure's compact hoodless tabletop charcoal grill with 104 sq in of cooking area and a built-in prep board.

$293Approx. MSRP

Good for people who want a stylish, compact charcoal grill for occasional trips and don't mind a bit of extra weight; skip it if you're picky about a flawless finish, since enamel chipping/cracking is a recurring complaint.

Pros

  • Compact, genuinely portable design that's easy to carry and store for tailgating, camping, or the beach
  • Retains heat well and doesn't need much charcoal or lighter fluid to get going
  • Doubles as a prep station and food storage box, which owners find genuinely useful
  • Easy on the wallet ($293)
  • Light enough to move or store

Watch-outs

  • Heavier than expected for something marketed as a grab-and-go portable grill
  • Charcoal takes a long time to fully cool down before you can pack it away
  • Quality control on the enamel finish is inconsistent unit to unit
  • Tight cooking area (104 sq in) — small batches

Known niggles

  • Enamel coating and corners can crack or warp after just one or two uses on some units
  • Everdure customer service has reportedly refused enamel-crack replacements without the retailer's involvement
  • Grill mesh discolors and tray paint can start cracking within the first couple of uses
TypeCharcoal
FuelCharcoal
FormatPortable
Approx. MSRP (USD)$293
Primary cooking area104 sq in
Total cooking area104 sq in
Side burnerNo
Weight15 lb
Build materialPorcelain-enameled firebox with stainless steel components
WiFi / appNo

Specs sourced from the manufacturer / retailer listing. Prices are approximate and drift — check the seller for the current figure.

Everdure CUBE

Features

  • Height-adjustable charcoal grate, 3 levels
  • Integrated food-grade storage tray and bamboo prep board
  • Cool-to-touch stainless steel handles
  • Dual-wall insulated heat shield
  • Secure latch system for transport
  • Hoodless open tabletop design
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