I haven't used it, but the Sharp microwave drawer does have both "warm" and "keep warm" buttons.

"Keep warm" is a max of 30 minutes on the Sharp.

Thanks for checking sjhockeyfan. Looks like the Wolf also had the 30 minute maximum and the 99 minute feature is new. If it's as good as a warming drawer it'll save me some money and a precious cabinet drawer.

I'd like to know that too! (I never even considered a warming drawer, but if I already have one, why not use it? :-) )

I'll try to remember to test it out tonight (I tried to edit my last message to add this but my addition was rejected)

Doesn't it use microwaves to keep the food warm? If so, does that mean you couldn't put a pot in for warming? Just food in dishes? That might be all you need.

I have three ovens. The other night, my ovens were full and the tsimmis (root veg and fruit dish) was in my 9-qt. cast iron bean pot on the stove. Various distractions got it started late, and there was no way it was going to be finished on time, so I kept a casserole out and put the tsimmis in the oven until the casserole absolutely had to go in, then finished it in the warming drawer on med-high.

You might not have such a big pot full of food to keep warm, but would you ever have occasion to put pots in your warming drawer? Or even foil takeout containers? Do check to make sure they can be used in the MW drawer.

Thanks so much guys, I thought I replied to this thread days ago but the internet underlords must've eaten my comment. Plllog, that's a great point that I didn't consider, will have to ask at the showroom. Sjhockeyfan, did you get a chance to try it out?