We put our top Grills to the test and broke down the pros and cons to our favorites for this grilling season.

Weber Spirit E310 

Weber Spirit E310 This is a perfect all-around grill for whatever you need. It’s a great fit for a novice or intermediate griller and delivers quality and consistent experience every time. It‘s also surprisingly light for a 3-burner grill which can make it perfect for moving around as you need it. Unfortunately, the E310 is a bit limited without any side burner built–in. However, it is compatible with the Weber iGrill smart thermometer that allows you to view your grill‘s specs from your phone without being stuck at the grill. 

NAPOLEON PRESTIGE PRO 500 PROPANE GAS Grill 

This is the peak of grilling, this professional style 6 burner grill uses infrared burners to cook your food evenly to perfection. The Prestige can reach 1800 degrees in 30 seconds thanks to thousands of tiny holes in the ceramic burners. The two side tables also can act as coolers or cutting boards for whatever you need. One of the coolest features is the LED Spectrum knobs that glow red when the gas is on to keep you and your home safe. 

Weber Q1 1200  

The Weber Q1 1200 is one of the best portable grills on the market. It is a great, inexpensive, and easy to move grill weather for your first or just the portability. While the Q 1200 is a bit on the small side the high–quality construction and ability to store it out of the way make it unique on this list. If you mainly grill at tailgates, beaches, or just have a small patio this is the grill for you.  

Char-griller Akorn Kamado 

Kamado is a special type of charcoal grill with origins in Japan, one of the best–known examples being the Big Green Egg. This take on the classic style by Char-griller has been praised by novices and grill masters alike. Unlike most modern grills this model uses a metal grill over common ceramic ones that are more fragile and offer less temperature control. The Char-griller Akorn is a great combination grill/smoker with perfect temperature control that will allow you to cook some of the best meats you’ll ever have.  

Char-Broil Classic 360 

The Char-broil Classic 360 is a great budget grill, perfect for first–timers and young families. The grill is rather minimal with only the necessities of cooking space, warming rack, side shelves, and three quality burners. Sometimes you don’t need something with all the bells and whistles, just something that works, and this grill is the one for you. Our only real downside on this one is the so-so temperature control meaning you have to keep a close eye on this one. 

Our Verdict: They’re all winners.

The Weber is likely that over all stand-out, but any one of these grills is sure to be a hit and bring your outdoor grilling experience to the next level!