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Royal Gourmet CC1830S BBQ Charcoal Grill and Offset Smoker | 823 Square Inch cooking surface, Outdoor for Camping | Black

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Features

  • 823 Square Inches: Includes 475 sq. in. porcelain-enameled steel wire cooking grates, 151 sq. in. chrome-plated warming rack and 197 sq. in. offset smoker
  • Tasty Smoke Flavors: The offset smoker is firmly attached to charcoal grill to ensure good circulation of heat and smoke. Easy to open side door to add charcoal and remove ashes; air vent stokes fire instantly
  • Adjustable Lifting Rack: The two-level height-adjustable charcoal pan ensures enhanced control over cooking temperatures by adjusting the distance between the food and the heat source
  • Temperature Monitor: The easy-to-read lid thermometer helps you maintain the ideal cooking temperature for a wide range of foods, giving you confidence in your grilling results
  • Ample Space: Front and side tables offer workspace for seasonings and grilling tools. The bottom shelf provides extra storage space and holds up to only 20 lb. accessories when they are evenly distributed

Description

The Royal Gourmet CC1830S Charcoal Grill with Offset Smoker is designed to elevate your smoking experience with ease. Perfect for BBQ beginners, the CC1830S Charcoal Grill requires minimal effort and offers you excellent results with an easy operation. You can check real-time temperature readings by the temp monitor and control the heat by adjusting the lifting racks. What’s more, the compact smoker design is ideal for grilling crispy bacon and tender ham with the stack and damper ensuring optimal airflow for effective ventilation. Choose the Royal Gourmet CC1830S Charcoal Grill for a grilling experience that delights both you and your family, enjoying satisfying flavors in leisure time.

Brand: Royal Gourmet


Product Dimensions: 28.56"D x 51.69"W x 46.89"H


Special Feature: Built-In Thermometer, Removable Charcoal Pan, Side Table with Three “S” Hooks, Tool Holder, Warming Rack See more


Color: Black


Fuel Type: Charcoal


Brand: Royal Gourmet


Product Dimensions: 28.56"D x 51.69"W x 46.89"H


Special Feature: Built-In Thermometer, Removable Charcoal Pan, Side Table with Three “S” Hooks, Tool Holder, Warming Rack


Color: Black


Fuel Type: Charcoal


Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor


Finish Type: Powder Coated


Included Components: Charcoal Grill Parts


Assembly Required: Yes


Material: Alloy Steel, Porcelain-enameled (Cooking Grates)


Handle Material: Powder-coated Material


Item Weight: 45.2 Pounds


Model Name: CC1830S


Frame Material: Alloy Steel


Installation Type: User Assembly Required


Cooking Surface Area: 823 Square Inches


Number of Racks: 2


Number of Power Levels: 1


Heating Elements: 2


Global Trade Identification Number: 02


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor


Grill Configuration: Cart


Cooking System: Charcoal


Manufacturer: Royal Gourmet Corp


Primary Cooking Method: Charcoal Grilling


UPC: 859098006902


Item Weight: 45.2 pounds


Item model number: CC1830S


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great value for an entry-level grill/smoker combo unit.
We finally had a chance to assemble this new grill and test it out. It took us a while to find the right opportunity which is why this review is delayed. Our unit arrived undamaged and all the parts we needed were there. Assembly was straightforward and took about 1.5 hours. It takes two people at some important steps like installing the bottom tub and lid. Also, getting the initial assembly of the legs going makes you wish you were an octopus. One big improvement would be to put pins or screws into the joints where the leg sections slide together - not for future stability but just to hold those parts in place to install the brackets and bottom rack. We were very happy with the final appearance once it was assembled. The number of accessories is generous and very helpful. We love the adjustable height of the charcoal tray in the main section and the extra grates for the top of the side section could be very useful. As second oversight we found was that the ash tray in the side section does not fit back out through the cover or the door. So to remove the ashes you need to manually scoop them out or push them out the door on the side. Having that tray removable without spilling the ashes would be a bonus. As a direct grill it's wonderful. As an offset smoker, it's adequate. During smoking, it's a little hard to keep the right amount of charcoal and wood going to maintain the temperature without overshooting or rapid drops. The main lid leaks a lot of heat out the edges. We used the high temperature caulk all around the main parts during assembly and that helped a lot compared with some other peoples experiences in reducing the leaks. We ran it with the side door open most of the time and had to keep stirring the wood and charcoal to keep it hot enough. But, overall this is a very nice product and certainly acceptable for the price. Congratulations to the designers who have made a really nice affordable entry level grill/smoker product! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025 by Linda A.
    • Amazing grill
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The media could not be loaded. This grill is 10 out of 10 especially because it’s in the affordable side.. it was very easy to put together, and very easy to use.. I love that it has multiple areas to grill all at once.. perfect for my little family
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2025 by Tavia Tavia
    • Great quality
Had this for 3.years. sturdy and great for bbqing alot of food at once..easy to clean
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025 by Heather
    • At this price point, this is a nice grill, and some of the negative comments seem exaggerated to me.
It's not Traeger, but I don't BBQ much, and didn't need a lot. Still, I will say comments that call the metal really thin do exaggerate a bit. It's reasonably sturdy, assembles decently, although the modern avoidance of written instruction in favor of only graphics isn't my favorite. It should have been insanely easy to add just a few lines which would have sped up the process a bit. Also, although I assembled it by myself at a less than limber age, having youth or a second set of hands would make that process really easy. I have fired it up for three sessions - including a very hot one - just to burn off anything unwanted in the first cook, and at no time experienced any substantial chemical smells, no has any coating shown the slightest inclination to flake off or even alter color. This grill has a little wobble, but I could easily and safely move it (NOT while hot coals were in it, of course) and work with large amounts and multiple batches of product covering all of the upper and base racks as we grilled for a church event. Prior to an across state move, I had used a propane grill for years, and this was the first time to charcoal grill in probably 25 years...but the results were entirely satisfying. At this price point, this is a nice grill. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2025 by Midlothian Consumptive Entity
    • Nice grill!
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Review Image by Just a person Just a person
This grill is definitely nice for the price. I bought this after a while with gas and a pellet smoker. Having an offset smoker with the grill makes this save on space and makes it versatile. Nothing beats charcoal flavor! The bed for the coals is nice and easy to clean up. The grates have a flame resistant coating on them so hopefully they will last. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2025 by Just a person Just a person
    • Love it
Been a great grill!
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2025 by Cory
    • There is a reason this grill only costs a little over $100
Before making this purchase I read several reviews and the bad ones kind of spooked me but I decided to give it a try because I really wanted to be able to grill and smoke, and this is all the money I could spend right now. So who was right, the positive reviews or the negative ones? Kind of both. I ordered the grill on a Friday and it arrived on a Tuesday. Assembled it Wednesday night. Assembly was very simple. First thing I noticed was that the people complaining about how thin the steel is were right, but you get what you pay for. The instructions call for the grill to be seasoned with a small fire. Another reviewer recommended to do this more than once. So between Thursday and Saturday night I built four small fires in the grill. By the time the fourth one had almost burned out I could still smell the chemical smell but it was greatly reduced. Note that the instructions say never to get the temp above 400 degrees F. They also say you can put six pounds of charcoal in the main grill body. If you use that much charcoal you will have a 700-800 degree fire. You'll have to really play a balancing game of getting a fire big enough to cook without burning all the paint off. With the grill seasoned it was time to try cooking on it. I used just enough charcoal to cover 90% of the grill grate with one layer of coals. Temp jumped quickly to about 550, so I shut all the dampers. Cooked chicken and squash. Pleased with the way the grill performed. However, the next day when I cleaned the ashes out I noticed lots of paint had peeled off the pan that holds the grill grate. Now either it will rust or I'll need to repaint it with a high temperature paint. YOu get what you pay for. Today I attempted using the unit as a smoker. The instructions say you can put four pounds of charcoal in the fire box, but I was scared to use that much. I probably started with 2.5-3 pounds. Put a water pan on the charcoal grate in the main grill. Got the temp up to about 200 and put ribs on. Checked about 30 minutes later temperature was 250 but the fire was dying so i stoked it. Bottom line I continued this process of adding to the fire so that the thermometer read 225-300 for about three hours. When I checked the ribs, however, they were not actually cooking. I mean they were hot to the touch, but not hot enough to render any fat out. Not sure yet how to solve this problem. I'm guessing either the thermometer is off or the product just loses too much heat due to gaps in tolerances and thin material. Overall, I think the grill is worth what it costs. I expect it to be functional for grilling and hope to figure out the smoking function. But you get what you pay for so if you can afford a higher quality cooker you should probably get one. Update. After 8 months of use there is not much paint in the main cook chamber or the fire box chamber. The carcoal pan and grate in the cook chamber are warped, rusted, and cracked. However, I am still able to use the grill very effectively--just not sure how much longer that will last. I've also learned that it does function fairly well as a smoker if the ambient conditions are nice and you monitor the fire very carefully. The instructions say not to use real wood in the fire box. However, I have found that if you keep a good bed of coals you can use very small splits of oak or pecan and it works well. 22 month update. Had to replace the ash pan. The fire box (on the side for the smoking function) has rusted through in two places and is no longer safely functional. The grill part still works fine and we use it almost every week. The cooking grates have held up very well. I guess my recommendation has not changed--get this if it is all you can afford. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2020 by Kristin Rhodes

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