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A compact single-burner propane tabletop grill that needs no assembly and has a dishwasher safe enameled grill plate. It is light and quick to set up, but cooking space is small.
A compact freestanding charcoal grill with a cast iron build and a stated cooking area. The listing gives no vent, lid or warranty details.
A four-burner propane grill and griddle combo that works on a tabletop. Heat output is stated two different ways, so confirm the rating before buying.
A lightweight gas cooker made for carrying, with a lid and a split warranty. The cooking area is small, and the fuel canister is not described in the data.
Popular PickA portable single-burner propane grill with cast iron grates and a multi-function lid that arrives assembled. Cooking space is limited, so it suits small groups.
A built-in gas grill with a large listed cooking area and multiple burners, aimed at outdoor kitchens. No cutout size is given, so verify the opening before ordering.
A compact charcoal grill with lid locks and an ash catcher, listed for picnics and tailgates. Assembly is required and the warranty is short.
An electric nonstick grill with several heat settings, a removable grease tray and a smokeless design, in stainless steel. It runs on a standard outlet and does not burn charcoal or gas.
A portable two-burner propane tabletop grill in polished stainless steel that needs no assembly. Heat output figures in the listing disagree with each other, so confirm the rating before relying on it.
A small red metal charcoal grill with a stated cooking area, listed as freestanding. The listed weight is very low and no feature list is given, so vents, lid and legs are unknown.
A portable propane grill that works on a tabletop or on its own stand. One burner and a small cooking area suit small groups, and assembly is required.
A freestanding three-burner gas grill with a folding side table and an adapter hose in the box. Assembly is required, and the listing gives no BTU rating or warranty.
A three-burner propane grill on a freestanding base with a mid-size cooking area. BTU rating, warranty and included parts are all absent.
A three-burner tabletop propane griddle, not a grate grill, with a cover and relief valve in the box. Assembly is required and the warranty runs one year.
A compact single-burner propane grill with a stated heat rating and a stainless steel build. The listing leaves out warranty and included parts, and gives no tabletop or stand details.
A compact two-burner propane grill with enough zoning for everyday cooking, sized for small households rather than crowds.
A compact single-burner propane grill sized for small households or portable use, not a substitute for a multi-burner backyard grill.
A compact propane griddle sized to feed a small group on the road, with ignition and grease handling built in rather than left to a bare steel plate.
A compact propane griddle sized to feed a small group on the road, with ignition and grease handling built in rather than left to a bare steel plate.
A full-size 4-burner propane grill with real cooking area and zone control, sized for a backyard rather than a balcony.
A straightforward four-burner stainless steel propane grill with a reasonable 452 sq in cooking area and an included cover. A solid pick for anyone furnishing a backyard from scratch.
A compact single-burner propane grill worth considering for small-space or portable cooking, not for high-volume grilling.
A freestanding single-burner gas grill that trades multi-zone heat control for a smaller footprint and lower price point.
A compact single burner propane grill with a freestanding cart design, reasonable for small-scale patio cooking rather than large cookouts.
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