Best BBQ Grills of 2026

Char-Broil's hybrid solves the gas-or-charcoal dilemma: four gas burners for weeknight speed, drop-in charcoal trays for weekend flavour. The American-made chassis is heavier-grade than most UK-targeted grills, and Char-Broil's warranty support is the most responsive on this list.

The smaller sibling of the Pro Deluxe 7 — four main burners plus a side stove, which is the right size for a family of four and most UK gardens. Built-in temperature gauge in the lid is the standout feature at this price; lets you check temps without lifting and losing heat.

Same chassis as the #1 Pro Deluxe 7 but in an alternate colour configuration. Functionally identical — buy whichever is in stock or cheaper at the time of ordering. Side stove, six main burners, warming rack.

Outsunny's direct CosmoGrill competitor at a slightly lower price. Four main burners plus a side stove, twin wheels for moving in and out of the shed, and a built-in temperature gauge. Build is a step below CosmoGrill but parts replacement is still feasible.

VonHaus' four-burner trolley sits in the mid-budget tier with a foldable side shelf and a warming rack. Build quality is reasonable for the price; just expect the chassis to need touch-up paint after a couple of winters.

Trusted UK kitchen brand bringing its branding to the garden. The chassis is competent but unremarkable — automatic ignition and an integrated thermometer make daily use easier. Spare parts are slightly easier to source than no-name picks because of the brand recognition.

Outsunny's smaller three-burner trolley with a side stove — ideal for small patios or families of three. The reduced burner count means quicker preheats and less gas consumption, but you lose the indirect-zone flexibility of a four-burner.

VonHaus' starter BBQ — two burners, a foldable side shelf, a basic warming rack. For balconies, small patios, or as a backup for the main grill, it's a competent budget pick. Don't expect it to host a garden party.