Best Gas BBQ Grills Ireland 2026

The Outsunny 2-Burner Trolley is a step up in build quality from the budget tier, offering a more considered design with side shelves for prep space, a wheeled trolley for repositioning, and a proper lid closure. At 5.6kW across two burners (2.8kW each), it's adequate for family grilling without being particularly powerful.

The grey finish looks clean and contemporary on a patio, and the side shelves are a genuinely useful addition — having somewhere to put a plate of raw burgers while you manage the grill is one of those things you don't appreciate until you don't have it. The wheeled trolley base makes it easy to move between cooking position and storage.

Two burners limits you to a basic hot zone and indirect zone setup, which is sufficient for most family meals but starts to feel restrictive when you're cooking varied items simultaneously. Still, for the price it's a well-rounded package.

Key specs:

• Burners: 2

• Power output: 5.6 kW total

• Type: Trolley grill with wheels

• Shelves: Side shelves included

• Colour: Grey

• Fuel: Gas (LPG)

Pros:

• Clean, contemporary grey design

• Side shelves add meaningful prep and plating space

• Wheeled base for easy repositioning and storage

• Solid step up in build quality from budget options

• Lid closes properly for indirect cooking

Cons:

• 2.8kW per burner is modest — slow to reach high searing temperatures

• No side burner

• Two zones limits multi-dish cooking flexibility

• No thermometer mentioned in spec — verify before purchasing

Who it's for: Households who want a proper trolley gas grill for regular use without stepping up to a 4-burner unit. Good for couples and small families who typically cook one or two things at a time.

Verdict: A capable, well-presented entry-level trolley grill. The side shelves and clean design make it feel more polished than the budget tier, and 5.6kW is workable for everyday family grilling. Worth the extra €42 over the Eglemtek if you'll be using it regularly. 

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The Outsunny Gas Plancha is a different proposition to every other grill on this list — it's a tabletop flat griddle rather than a traditional grate-style BBQ. Instead of cooking directly over flame through a grill grate, a plancha cooks on a flat non-stick surface that distributes heat evenly and eliminates flare-ups entirely.

At 9.6kW across four stainless steel burners, this is genuinely powerful for its size — considerably more output per square centimetre than most of the trolley grills here. The non-stick griddle surface handles everything from burgers and sausages to fish, vegetables, eggs, and even pancakes, making it the most versatile cooking surface on this list. Cleanup is a wipe-down rather than scrubbing down a grill grate.

The tabletop design puts its footprint on an existing surface rather than on the ground, which makes it ideal for small gardens, balconies, and camping. It's genuinely portable — far more so than any trolley grill — but powerful enough for a serious outdoor cook.

Key specs:

• Burners: 4 stainless steel

• Power: 9.6 kW total

• Type: Portable tabletop plancha/griddle

• Surface: Non-stick flat griddle

• Fuel: Gas (LPG)

• Use case: Camping, picnic, garden, party

Pros:

• Flat griddle surface cooks more evenly than a grate — no hot spots or cold zones

• No flare-ups — better for fish, vegetables, and delicate foods

• 9.6kW is impressive output for a tabletop unit

• Extremely easy to clean — wipe down vs grate scrubbing

• Truly portable — sits on any outdoor table

• Versatile: handles anything from a full breakfast to a BBQ spread

Cons:

• No traditional chargrilled flavour or grill marks

• Requires a table or stable surface to sit on

• Non-stick surface will eventually wear — not a lifetime product

• Limited indirect cooking capability

Who it's for: Small garden and balcony owners, campers and festival-goers, and anyone who prioritises versatility and easy cleanup over traditional BBQ aesthetics. Also an excellent second cooking station alongside a larger grill when catering for groups.

Verdict: Arguably the most underrated option on this list. The plancha format is genuinely better than a grate grill for many foods, and 9.6kW of output is seriously impressive. If you're open to a different approach to outdoor cooking, this delivers more versatility per euro than any traditional grill here. 

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The Campfire Original 5-Burner is where the gas BBQ range starts to feel genuinely capable for regular family and social entertaining. The 4+1 configuration (four main burners plus a dedicated side burner) gives you proper multi-zone control — the ability to simultaneously sear steaks on high on one side, slow-cook sausages on medium in the middle, and keep finished items warm on low while the side burner handles a sauce or corn.

The steel warming rack above the main grate is a practical inclusion: it extends your cooking capacity without extending the footprint, and keeps food warm without continuing to cook it. The built-in temperature gauge gives a reasonable read on overall cooking temperature, though like most lid gauges it's better used as a guide than an exact measurement.

The Campfire brand positions itself at the upper-middle of the consumer gas BBQ market — solid construction, decent feature set, without the premium price tag of Monument or the luxury tier.

Key specs:

• Burners: 4 main + 1 side

• Type: Freestanding trolley grill

• Warming rack: Steel, included

• Side burner: Yes

• Temperature gauge: Built-in

• Storage: Under-grill cabinet

• Fuel: Gas (LPG)

Pros:

• Four main burners enable genuine multi-zone cooking

• Dedicated side burner for sauces, sides, and boiling

• Warming rack extends capacity without extra footprint

• Under-grill storage cabinet for gas canister and accessories

• Built-in temperature gauge

• Well-specified for regular family and social entertaining

Cons:

• Price not confirmed — verify on Amazon before comparing

• Campfire is a newer brand with less long-term track record than Weber or Monument

• Steel warming rack is functional rather than premium

• Grate material not specified — confirm before purchasing

Who it's for: Families who entertain regularly and want a step up from a basic 2-burner setup. The 4+1 configuration is the sweet spot for most Irish households — enough zones for varied cooking, without the footprint or price of a 6+ burner unit.

Verdict: A well-configured mid-range option that covers all the key features — side burner, warming rack, multi-zone cooking, storage — at what should be a reasonable price point. Check the Amazon listing for the current price before deciding between this and the 7-burner version. 

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The Campfire 7-Burner is the big sibling of the 5-burner above, and the jump from four to six main burners is substantial. Six burners means you can realistically cook for 12–16 people simultaneously — steaks, chicken, burgers, fish, and vegetables, all at different temperatures and with individual zone control. This is the grill for those who host summer parties rather than just family dinners.

The 6+1 configuration adds the same dedicated side burner as the smaller model, and retains the warming rack and under-grill storage. The additional cooking surface is the headline: a 6-burner grill is typically 120–150cm wide, giving you serious real estate for large-scale outdoor cooking.

At this size, the grill also starts to function as a centrepiece of the garden — it's a significant physical presence, and worth thinking about placement in advance.

Key specs:

• Burners: 6 main + 1 side

• Type: Freestanding large trolley grill

• Warming rack: Steel, included

• Side burner: Yes

• Temperature gauge: Built-in

• Storage: Under-grill cabinet

• Fuel: Gas (LPG)

Pros:

• Six main burners for serious multi-zone cooking and large-group capacity

• Dedicated side burner retained from the 5-burner model

• Significant cooking surface for feeding 12–16 people

• Warming rack and under-grill storage as standard

• Strong feature set for the price relative to premium brands

Cons:

• Large physical footprint — requires adequate garden space

• Heavier and less manoeuvrable than smaller units

• Higher gas consumption — six burners at full power uses fuel quickly

• Verify current price before comparing against Monument or other premium options

Who it's for: Regular entertainers, households with large gardens, and anyone who regularly cooks for 10 or more people. If you find yourself routinely wishing you had more cooking space, this is the answer.

Verdict: The right grill for confident, frequent hosts. Six zones of control means you can manage a full outdoor meal — starters, mains, and sides — simultaneously. Check the current Amazon price, as this one's value depends heavily on where it lands relative to the Monument and premium options. 

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This listing represents a complete outdoor kitchen unit rather than just a grill — and that distinction matters. Alongside the 5+1 burner gas grill (five main burners plus a side burner totalling 20.7kW), this setup includes an integrated sink, extended worktables on both sides, and a cast iron cooking grid.

An integrated sink changes how outdoor cooking works. No more trips indoors to wash hands, rinse vegetables, or fill a jug of water. For serious outdoor entertaining — a summer party, a catering setup, a dedicated outdoor dining area — having water access at the cooking station is a genuine quality-of-life upgrade that most standalone grills simply can't offer.

At 20.7kW total output (approximately 3.45kW per main burner), the power figures are solid rather than exceptional — adequate for family and social cooking without being the highest-output option on this list. The cast iron cooking grid is a quality inclusion: cast iron retains heat better than stainless steel grates and produces excellent sear marks, though it does require proper seasoning and maintenance.

Key specs:

• Burners: 5 main + 1 side

• Total power: 20.7 kW

• Cooking grid: Cast iron

• Extras: Integrated sink, extended worktables

• Use case: Family gatherings, garden parties, catering

• Fuel: Gas (LPG)

Pros:

• Integrated sink is a transformative feature for outdoor cooking practicality

• Extended worktables provide serious prep and plating space

• Cast iron cooking grid for excellent heat retention and sear marks

• 20.7kW total output is capable for large-group cooking

• Complete outdoor kitchen in a single unit

Cons:

• Requires a water connection and drainage — installation complexity vs a standard grill

• Cast iron grates need seasoning and careful drying to avoid rust

• Price not listed — likely significant given the scope of the unit

• Large physical footprint — primarily suited to permanent installation

• Verify the sink connection requirements carefully before purchasing

Who it's for: Households who are seriously investing in a permanent outdoor dining and cooking area. If you're building or upgrading a dedicated outdoor kitchen space, this is the kind of anchor unit that transforms a patio into a proper entertaining area. Not for occasional or portable use.

Verdict: A genuinely compelling complete outdoor kitchen for the right buyer. The integrated sink alone separates it from everything else on this list. The current price on Amazon will determine whether it represents good value — check carefully, and factor in the plumbing connection requirement before committing. 

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A built-in gas BBQ is a fundamentally different purchase to a freestanding or trolley grill. Thgis is the most expensive item on our list with prices in or around €13,000. Rather than a standalone unit, a built-in grill is designed to be set into a custom outdoor kitchen counter or surround — typically built from brick, concrete, or outdoor-rated cabinetry. The grill itself is the cooking engine; the surrounding structure provides the frame, storage, and work surface.

The Grill Courtyard is positioned as a luxury built-in option in full stainless steel — the "don't rust" claim in the listing is essentially confirmation that this is marine-grade or 304 stainless throughout, which is the right specification for an outdoor built-in that will be permanently exposed to the Irish climate.

Choosing a built-in grill is a longer-term decision than any freestanding option on this list. The surrounding structure is typically a permanent feature of the garden, and replacing the grill unit later (while possible) requires careful sizing. It's worth consulting a garden design or outdoor kitchen specialist before specifying a built-in grill.

Key specs:

• Type: Built-in (for outdoor kitchen counter installation)

• Material: Stainless steel (rust resistant)

• Grade: Luxury

• Fuel: Gas (LPG)

Pros:

• Permanent, integrated installation looks exceptional in a designed outdoor kitchen

• Full stainless steel resists corrosion — critical for a built-in that can't be easily moved inside

• Luxury positioning suggests higher-grade components and finish

• Frees you from the trolley format — the structure provides all storage and worktop space

Cons:

• Requires a custom surround structure — significant additional cost and planning

• Permanent installation means careful sizing and placement decisions upfront

• Price not listed — verify on Amazon and factor in surround construction costs, but approx €13k.

• €13k is a very significant investment — this must be a long-term, high-use purchase to justify

• Not suitable for renters or anyone without a permanent garden setup

• Full spec sheet needed before purchase — confirm burner count, cooking area, and kW output

Who it's for: Homeowners investing in a permanent outdoor kitchen as part of a garden renovation or landscaping project. If you're already planning to build an outdoor kitchen structure, this is the centrepiece to build around.

Verdict: A serious luxury option for a permanent outdoor kitchen setup. Do not purchase without a full specification review and confirmation that the dimensions suit your planned surround. When done well, a built-in gas grill in a custom outdoor kitchen is the gold standard of outdoor cooking — this product appears to aim at that level. 

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At €7,900, the Dual Fuel Grill is one of the most expensive product on this page — and it earns that price by doing something no other grill here can: it runs on both gas and charcoal in the same unit. This isn't a compromise between the two; it's a full gas grill and a full charcoal grill in one stainless steel outdoor cooking system.

The practical value of this is significant. Use the gas side on weeknights when you want speed and convenience. Switch to the charcoal side for weekend cooks when you want the flavour, the ritual, and the results that only charcoal delivers. No choosing between two grills, no two footprints in the garden, no two sets of accessories to maintain.

At this price point, the build quality should be exceptional — full 304 stainless steel throughout, precision burner control, a lid thermometer you can actually trust, and construction that will last 15–20 years with proper care. This is a once-in-a-decade purchase for someone who takes outdoor cooking seriously.

Key specs:

• Fuel: Dual — Gas (LPG) and Charcoal

• Material: Stainless steel throughout

• Type: Freestanding outdoor grill

• Use case: Home entertaining, backyard cooking, garden parties

Pros:

• Combines the convenience of gas with the flavour of charcoal in one unit

• Full stainless steel — premium longevity and weather resistance

• Eliminates the need for two separate grills

• A genuine once-in-a-decade purchase at this quality level

• Excellent for serious entertainers who want both fuel options

Cons:

• €7,900 is a very significant investment — this must be a long-term, high-use purchase to justify

• At this price, direct comparison against DCS, Lynx, and Kalamazoo dual-fuel grills is essential

• Large physical footprint for a dual-system unit

• Requires careful research into the specific brand and build quality at this price point

• Gas and charcoal systems require separate management and maintenance

Who it's for: Serious outdoor cooking enthusiasts who refuse to compromise between gas convenience and charcoal flavour, and have the budget to avoid compromise entirely. Also relevant for hospitality professionals looking for a premium private garden setup.

Verdict: For the buyer who genuinely uses both fuel types regularly and wants the best of both worlds in a single permanent outdoor kitchen unit, €7,900 can be justified. Before purchasing, compare directly against established luxury BBQ brands (DCS, Napoleon Prestige, Kalamazoo) at the same price point to ensure you're getting specification commensurate with the investment. 

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