BBQs & Grills - Compare Prices & Best Deals
This page covers BBQs and grills from gas and charcoal cookers to electric smoker units and the bits that keep them clean. The Groundlevel Large Gas BBQ Grill and Outsunny 4 Burner Gas Bbq Grill suit weekly garden cooking, while the Ninja Woodfire Electric Bbq Grill & Smoker fits spaces where open flame is banned. Ceramic options like the Alivio Kamado BBQ Grill hold heat well but suit smaller groups, and the Groundlevel Alabama Alf's Smoker BBQ & Grill is built for long smoking sessions rather than fast weekday burgers. Cleaning aids such as the BBQ Grill Soaker and Chemical Trade World degreasers sit alongside recipe books for those building their skills.
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- Decide between gas, charcoal, electric, or smoker before anything else. Gas gives quick heat, charcoal gives smoke flavour, electric suits balconies with no open flame, smokers trade time for low-and-slow results.
- The Groundlevel Large Gas BBQ Grill and the Outsunny 4 Burner Gas Bbq Grill both run on gas, but the four burner layout cooks more food at once than a single large grill body with fewer controls.
- The Ninja Woodfire Electric Bbq Grill & Smoker in grey lid and black body adds smoker function to an electric unit, so it fits flats and courtyards where charcoal or gas are not allowed.
- The Alivio Kamado BBQ Grill is a 13 inch ceramic unit, small for a family of four but right for one or two people or tight patios.
- The Groundlevel Charcoal BBQ Grill with Automated Rotisserie removes the need to turn meat by hand, useful for whole chicken but adds a part that needs power and cleaning.
- The AGM Charcoal Barbecue is portable and small, built for camping rather than a back garden Sunday roast.', 'The Stalwart DA-CC1830F Charcoal BBQ Grill with Smoker and the Groundlevel Alabama Alf's Smoker BBQ & Grill both smoke food, but the Alf's is a larger garden smoker while the Stalwart is a grill with a side smoking box.', 'The Weber 6470 BBQ Grilling Basket is a 21cm by 17.5cm accessory for loose veg and fish, not a standalone cooker. It pairs with any grill you already own.', 'The BBQ Grill Soaker in black is a soak tool for cleaning grids, not a cooker. The Chemical Trade World BBQ & Grill Cleaner comes in 1L and 5L, the 5L better for seasonal deep cleans of a large kamado or smoker.', 'Sizzling Skewers: 94 BBQ & Grilled Kabob Recipes and Smoker recipes: Over 100 BBQ grill recipes are books, not equipment. Pick the skewer book for quick weekday cooks, the smoker book if you run the Alf's or Stalwart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which items here are actual BBQ grills rather than cleaning or recipe products?
No. The BBQ Grill Soaker, the Chemical Trade World cleaners in 1L and 5L, the Weber grilling basket, and the two recipe books are accessories or reading. The cookers are the Groundlevel, Ninja, Outsunny, Stalwart, Alivio, AGM and similar named grills and smokers.
What if I have no garden and only a balcony or a car boot?
The Ninja Woodfire Electric Bbq Grill & Smoker and the AGM portable charcoal unit. The Ninja needs a socket and suits balconies, the AGM is for campsites and boot space.
Which BBQs here use ceramic or heavy heat-retaining builds?
The Groundlevel Kamado Charcoal Garden BBQ Grill, the Alivio 13 inch ceramic, and the Groundlevel Alabama Alf's Smoker BBQ & Grill are ceramic or heavy masonry style builds. They hold heat longer than the thin steel Outsunny or AGM bodies but weigh more to move.
Do any of these grills turn the food for you?
The Groundlevel Charcoal BBQ Grill with Automated Rotisserie turns meat on its own. The Stalwart and Alf's smokers cook low and slow but need you to manage vents and wood, with no motorised spin.