What’s good:

• Porcelain-enameled, cast-iron cooking grates
• Push-button ignition
• Built-in lid thermometer 
• Removable catch pan
• High dome lid for larger items

Weber has redefined portable grilling with models that combine convenience with high performance. The Weber Portable Gas Grill Q 2800N+ features a 12,000 BTU-per-hour input and a 280 square inch cooking area with porcelain-enameled, cast-iron cooking grates and a removable catch pan. The Q 2800N+ with Stand offers the same features with added stability. The Weber® Q 1000 Portable Gas Grill provides 8,500 BTU-per-hour input with 189 square inches of cooking space and push-button ignition for easy starting. The Weber® Q 1200 Portable Gas Grill builds on this with additional features like side tables and a built-in thermometer.

What’s good:

• Digital Arc Controller
• Keep Warm Mode
• Compact and portable design
• Wood-fired flavor
• Porcelain-coated grill grates

Traeger is known for its wood pellet grills, and their portable models bring that signature wood-fired flavor on the go. The Traeger Ranger Portable Grill features a Digital Arc Controller for precise temperature control and a Keep Warm Mode, ensuring your food stays at the perfect temperature until you’re ready to eat. The Traeger Tailgater Portable Grill offers the same digital precision with a larger cooking area, perfect for tailgating or camping trips.

What’s good:

• TRU-Infrared cooking system
• High-impact frame with legs and carry handles
• Push-button ignition
• Stainless steel build 
• Multiple fuel options (charcoal and propane)

Char-Broil has a range of portable grills that are both affordable and reliable. The Char-Broil Grill2Go X200 Portable Gas Grill is known for its rugged build and TRU-Infrared cooking system for even heat and preventing flare-ups. The 2-Burner Tabletop Gas Griddle provides enough cooking space, while the 1-Burner Portable Propane Gas Grill has stainless steel durability. For charcoal enthusiasts, the Char-Broil 190 Sq. Inch Portable Charcoal Grill and the Portable Kettle Charcoal Grill are excellent choices for traditional grilling.

What’s good:

• Interchangeable cooktops (grill, griddle, and stove grates)
• Instastart push-button ignition
• Collapsible stand with wheels
• Swaptop compatible
• Large cooking surface

Coleman is a trusted name in outdoor equipment, and their portable grills live up to the reputation. The Coleman Fold N Go Portable Propane Grill is compact and easy to transport, with a sizable cooking area even for its size. The RoadTrip 285 and RoadTrip LX models offer stand-up designs for easy use and storage, with interchangeable cooktops for versatile grilling. The RoadTrip 225 has a smaller, more portable option but with great performance.

What’s good:

• Dual venting system 
• Three secure lid locks
• Lightweight and compact design
• Affordable pricing
• Easy to assemble

Cuisinart’s portable grills are perfect for those who want a compact and easy-to-use grill. The Cuisinart CCG190RB BBQ Portable Charcoal Grill is lightweight and easy to transport,with a 150-square-inch cooking surface. It features a dual venting system for better temperature control and three secure lid locks for safe and easy transport. The CCG-190 model offers similar features with a slightly different design for ease of use.

What’s good:

• Separately controlled burners
• Porcelain-enameled griddle top
• Removable oil cup
• Built-in grease channel
• Stainless steel control panel

Royal Gourmet have a range of portable grills designed for performance and convenience. The PD1301R Portable 24-Inch 3-Burner Griddle is perfect for large meals, with a durable build and easy cleanup. The GT1001 Stainless Steel Portable Grill is sleek and sturdy, while the GD4002T Tailgater Tabletop Gas Grill Griddle is able to be used for various cooking styles. The PD1203A and PD1300 models provide additional options for those needing a compact yet powerful grill.