Greetings all. I live in an apartment in Carroll Gardens — one with a deep front yard. With the weather finally turning and with no direct access to either the backyard or the roof — I’m looking for some guidance on front yard grilling etiquette. I can’t recall ever seeing anyone doing this on my block however with so much front yard space and so little grilling options I’m wondering if this is kosher. I’d be using a smallish weber charcoal grill. I’m even willing to share with neighbors to buy some good will!


What's Your Take? Leave a Comment

  1. Rajin,

    Only difference, I think the gated communities let you f’ing BBQ.

    Too high on the fun-o-meter and nix; someone doesn’t like it.

    victim, victim, who is gonna kick ’em?

  2. Sounds like some of you people should move to a gated community in Arizona and put up wooden privacy fences and seal your windows shut so smoke doesn’t get in your eyes.

    Wannnh.

    If I owned a building with limited or now back space and a front “yard” that deep and it was within the law, you’d bet your ass I’d be grilling out there. And if anybody wanted to pretend to be in some sort of fake home owners association and tell me that “it’s not allowed,” I’d politely invite them to go jump in the Gowanus.

1 2 3 8