Buying Guides & Articles:BBQ Grills

Our battery of tests show that a higher price tag doesn't guarantee better grilling. Many lower-priced models now have at least some stainless trim, along with side... Read more

Match the size of the grill's cooking area to the number of people generally around the table. Remember, manufacturers might include racks when tallying cooking area... Read more

Typical features include a painted-steel cart, cast-aluminum firebox and hood, and thin porcelain-steel grates. Generally, the more you spend, the more stainless trim... Read more

Stainless-steel and cast-iron grates are best; such grates are sturdy and resist rust. Bare cast iron is also sturdy and sears beautifully, but you have to season it... Read more

Char-Broil, Kenmore (Sears), and Weber account for more than 50 percent of gas-grill sales overall. At Consumer Reports, we test those and other less familiar brands... Read more

Grilling brings the fun of summer, and the ease of outdoor cooking (aka: no dishes) with it. In a survey by the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association (HPBA), 70... Read more

With summer around the corner, itAA's time to enjoy the great outdoors with family and friends. Your deck or patio can make a great gathering place, and with the perfect... Read more

Strap on the apron and grab the tongs, it's grilling season. Whether it's a charcoal, gas, electric grill, or a smoker you are thinking about purchasing, here are a few... Read more

Grilling was not meant to be an organized experience. But avoid the pitfalls of barbecue sauce on the patio and make your guests happy at the same time with these quick... Read more

The easy living lifestyle means meals outside - and outdoor kitchen options from drawers and brick ovens to full-scale entertainment arenas. Bring your friends!... Read more