There’s something special about cooking where the conversation is. The Mini Gather Grill turns your patio table into a hibachi-style hangout, so grandma, the kids, neighbors—and yes, your home crew—are all part of the action. Pop out the center panel, lift the middle section, and boom: dinner moves from the kitchen to the table where memories get made. And it’s built like a tank—heavy-duty, wobble-free, and ready for years of birthdays, game days, and Sunday dinners.

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Why Families Love It

• Table ➜ Grill – Cook with your people, not away from them.

• 6-in-1 versatility – Grill, griddle, smoker, fire pit, pizza oven, and (when the heat’s off) a proper table for dessert and games.

• Spin-to-sear control – Bank a hot spot of charcoal on one side and rotate food over it for perfect sears, then swing off to finish gently.

• Built-in pizza chamber – Bake pies, toast buns, or keep sides warm while proteins finish up top.

• Adjustable flue – Dial in temps for everything from ribeyes to margherita pies.

• Fuel-flexible – Runs charcoal or wood out of the box; a propane insert is planned (estimated later this year) and not yet available.

• Game-night ready – Once fully cool, add the Lazy Susan tabletop for cards, board games, and snack-sharing.

Spin-to-Sear: The Rotating Grill Advantage

Here’s the easy way to nail doneness without the juggling act: bank your fuel to create a hot zone on one side, then rotate the cooking surface to move food between direct and indirect heat.

• Sear steaks over the coals, spin them off to finish.

• Keep veggies on the cooler side, swing through the hot spot to char.

• Manage flare-ups by rotating away instead of yanking grates or rearranging the whole cook.

The smooth-turn action keeps you in the conversation—and gives you finer heat control than sliding tongs around a crowded grate.

Fuel Flexibility (and How to Use It)

Charcoal (everyday workhorse)

• Fast, responsive heat and easy hot-spot control.

• Ideal for the rotating hot-zone method: bank coals on one side, rotate to sear, rotate to finish.

Wood Fire (flavor + fire-pit vibes)

• Adds smoke character and a cozy ambiance for gatherings.

• Use small splits or chunks; manage clean combustion with the adjustable flue.

Propane (coming soon)

• A propane insert is planned but not yet available; ETA later this year.

• Expect push-button convenience for weeknights when you want quick heat and simple cleanup.

• Keep an eye on the product page for availability updates.

From Dinner to Game Night (After Cool-Down)

When dinner winds down, let the grill cool completely before using tabletop accessories like the Lazy Susan. Once the cook surfaces and body return to ambient temperature, set the Lazy Susan on top and you’ve got a comfortable rotating serving table for dessert and board games.

Quick Cool-Down Checklist

• Close airflow to help coals die out.

• Wait until the metal is cool to the touch and fuel is fully extinguished.

• Use heat-safe gloves if moving parts.

• Only then place the Lazy Susan tabletop and start game night.

Real-Life Family Playbooks

Friday Night Pizza Party – Kids build pies at the table; bake in the lower chamber while appetizers sizzle up top. After it’s cool, Lazy Susan on for brownies and a round of UNO.

Saturday Brunch on the Deck – Skillet insert for eggs, bacon, and hash; warm cinnamon rolls below. Once cool, swap to game mode and spin juice, fruit, and cards.

Game-Day Sliders – Sear sliders over the hot spot, rotate to finish, and shuttle onions/peppers across zones. Post-game, cool down, then spin sauces and snacks within easy reach.

FAQ

What fuels can I use right now?
Charcoal and firewood. Both let you create a hot-spot bank and use the rotating surface for precise heat control.

Is the propane option available?
Not yet. A propane insert is planned with an estimated release later this year, but it’s currently unavailable. It will be a separate add-on when released.

How does the rotating grill help?
You can keep a hot charcoal bank on one side and rotate food over the hot spot for searing, then swing it off to finish gently—less fuss, more consistency.

The Family-Gathering Grill (That Still Feels Pro)

It’s called Gather Grills for a reason—this setup brings everyone together. Whether it’s birthday brunch, game-day sliders, or a laid-back Sunday dinner, the Mini Gather Grill keeps the food and the fun at the table—with spin-to-sear control, multi-fuel flexibility, and a tank-tough build to do it all again next weekend.

And because it’s a true 6-in-1, it can replace a whole lineup on your patio: the smoker, kamado cooker (e.g., Big Green Egg), standalone griddle, fire pit, pizza oven, and even a separate outdoor dining table topped with the Lazy Susan. Fewer units, less clutter—more room for family and friends.